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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-30

NJ "a new house OF worship. beg lea'e 70
'oi,oi aiu1st needless TO state that we
~. been from the beginning -hOiousNiy
irni1ei with the consciousness or the lac /
80 tie irferest OF the consre 5dtl1h Us
our own interest. Hence. al me ohlae-'
We aJonteG ass our watchWori e,''o.
nv ana have strictly adhered 10 IL
VA C S,t- rnr Investment with adequate
,,,,,-crs v,a immediately set % work, ana
fv the middle OF last January dli ln5 con
,ga1ts had been given out rms Mi5 4
- fortunate Circumstance. Tor az 1T ~
,ine he price of labor and mater al was
ot its ioveer. so that the timely "
az rortracts Insured 90 Tie congress lioh
a sevinr of from tenl o fftcen peg cent?
,Lir@ resent prices as the siundnfl.
tIi,,-a3.or We soon saw that o. NlrhlrA
~ interior 20 correspond WIFI me gene
r.'iI snnearanco Of the building. would
i". more than the original estimates
LII Tor Hence. We had TO choose be-
49,, 1''c Two alternatives. First, small eX-
sW,e- W. and half-hnshed work. Sec
pe i~rcer expenditures and handsomely
...''h'I work. We chose the latter al
,..iirSptive and after hearing The lavish
., -. iestov.cd upon our now syna-
Pic ~, Nv all visitors. irrespective Of
soeo ~ feel confident that there is no
cisgJ who will regret the additional
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CHICAGO MARKTT.

CHICAGO ILL, Aug 20. Liverpool
prices for wheat were not as sensible or
the news sent from there yesterday nor
Of the advance which the news caused
in our market as traders expected, and
for that reason the people who bought
here and who were cOntentcdly awaiting
the advance whN they argued must
come. had wheat for sale a the opening.
and for that matter. all day. whilst no
inquiry was apparent. Under these cir
cumstances. the logical result was a de-
cline in prices and a weak market. De
cember wheat opened from GOlgc. TO 60Nc..
sold between 00hHgp33c. and GOc., closing
at GJikc.-hsQa4c under yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady. but closed az about
NJ. decline
Corn cvinced no marked inclination
70 either advance or decline, but eventu-
ally settled back, in sympathy with the
wheat market. Trading was light and
unimportant. May corn opened al &Ac..
sold at 25lsc.. and closed at 25'sc. &c.
under yesterday Cash corn was dun
and steady
oats were stubbornlv dull Notwith-
standing the weakness of wheat. and
the acquiescence Of corn IN that feeling.
oats maintained a hardened tone and ex-
Mbited only indifferent susceptibility 10
the declining tendency OF their surround
ings May oats closed a shade under
yesterday. Cash oats were quiet and
steady.
Provisions were somewhat irregular,
but displayed cutie "a fair measure OK
steadiness. The hog market was strong
or. which was one reason for the good
tone. but tho covering Of sales made
EARLIER in the week WAS the more potent
influence At the close January pork
higher, and January ribs a shade lower.
The leading futures RANGED as follows.
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sOCTH HfLL REUNION.
Many Pleasant Features In Con"ec"o'
with In. Gathering of Veterans.

BOYDTON. VA, Aug. D.-Speciai-
The reunion Of the l.. a. Armistein lamp,
Confederate Veterans, when was he'u
at South Hill. on the Atlantic ana Dd ~.
vile railroad. yesterday, was ettenue"" ~ ~
q crowd estiu ated az IRON Low " 80,
persons. Excursion trains were run ,,ur ,n
buffalo Springs TO South HILL ~ Ia.
delegation from LurenburS ana bruins
wick counties attended. III, 90
At III o'clock the camp was caie" ~
order by Judge Charles Alexander, w
commander of the camp. and the nc.. Nl' 4,
Traynham Of the Methodist ch1rch, OF e-su
pray er. after which the comma nder ma9e
"A fr!ef address and introduced captain
T ID. Jefress, who spoke Tor some
limo I'm his eesy and happy style.
AT the conclusion OF Captain Jenress
sps ech dirner vas served. which was d
most excellent one. 70 which the veterans
were first invited and then the crowd.
Colonel Goode, OF Buffalo Springs, sent
a. large supply Of ec tables for the dinner,
After dinner Mr.. Edward B. Gooce ana
Mr. f. G. GOode each delivered spirited
addresses.
Unfortunately. there were two bar
rooms at South Hill. both In full blast,
and there vas n good deal Of drinking.
The veterans say they had a pleasant
time and that the reunion was a success.
The people OF South Hill were very nos
pltahle. and did all In their power 10
make the da, pleas-7t ono for all who
attended The next reunion OF the l.. n.
Armstead Camp Will be held IN this pace.
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Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bscco Exchange internal Revenue
tollccficns-Iorcisn Adviccs.

NEW YORK Aug 2a.-stocks were
moro active to-day and prices were nigh
or than GA any previous day Of the week.
Tho change ln sentiment was due 10 the
general impression that money will work
easier next week on account Of the steady
frrtt, nf ua1Il from Europe Additional
engagements OF Sl4.o,upO OF gold in Lon
don for shipment 60 Ncw ioIh W.
reported. Tho engagements nov ih -
W between thirteen ana fourteen hlii'Si.S'
all according 20 foreign bankers l,e
tWonty-mIu0u mark Will be Tcacheu carry
no1t week The bank statement proved
loss favorable than gencials 'Ni,0t'.,,
the loss in surplus reserve ai".r''gr t,fieb
only Sl5G 800 and this ADDED 10 Du..,."
feeling The buying Was pfincipany Iioln
the shorts but 300 the case Of Nca.ciu
Union % was reported on the boa'u NIa'
inside interests were taking the sur,
The advance ia prices ranged from ~
81. per cent. the latter 10 LackaM anna.
The AutlracIfcs were tIeugI lcNcu Y
AL unfOunded report that j. T. morgan
Go had secured contracts Oh me ~
Brothers coal properties Mauhatla"
Western Union the Changers. ana the
Interuati0uals were an in demand anu
touched the best figures or tho week
Illinois steel dropped ga on ioictd Af.'-
datl1Is. brought about ACCORDING "
StOek Exchange report, 10y the failure OF
Moore Brothers. Of Chicago Specula-
tl0n closed strong with an adNaHc'"s
tendency. Net changes snow b"'.'o 90
ll44 Der cent Total sales were No-D
shares including i3.sOn 50. Paul ~. iN
sugar. and 10000 Reading Bonds were
active and strong. Sales were SSZ4,OOO.
Money on call Is per cent; prime iner-
camille paper. sN9 per cent. Sieflng
bankers bills at 4Sl@ Nfs2l4 for sixty
DAYS and 4N3isufs4 for demand; posted
rates 4S2i5Wfsl. commercial bills, 4pi94
4s1t Bar silver Gja Goyernment
bonds firm state bonds dull Railroad
bonds strong Silver al the board WAS
neglected. ..-
treasury balances: Coin, SIP 759 93T;
currency. SO 7s}, G6l
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NOW YORK. Aug. 2g.-Taken on the
aggregate, there has been a fair business
in cotton goods during the past week in
the dry goods market Buyers have
attended ia good numbers. particularly
in the fObblug departments and orders
by mail have improved on recent average.
Reports made by local and out-Of-town
iobbors indicate liberal distribution or
stocks from second hands. The general
market Is firm. I'm brown cottons in
cidental advances of isc. per yard have
been paid. I'm heavy weights. and num-
Der of coarse cOlored COttons have been
openly advanced "a 10 l4c. per yard. PRINT
cloths have gained l-l6c. per yard. The
wO0llcn goods department has presented
no new feature Of moment Business
has again ruled Indifferent throughout
and tho market is an easy one to buy in
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 29.-Flour
steady. winter patent. S3.zUJ3.jO; spring
patent. $3JOu3.Sj -.
Wheat quiet and steady No. red,
track, JiHc.
Corn quiet and easy. No 2 mixed, 244
Pic. No. , white, 2i02iHc
oats quiet and fairly steady: No. z
mixed, track, lJc., No. q white, track
15nc.
Pork quiet and STEADY, city family.
$40. clear IamIiy. $50. clear back, sS.UJ;
clear butt, $7i5. -
Lard quiet. Kettle, s3.62l4Q3.s7ls; prime
steam, 1913.
Dry sailed meats inactive. shoulders.
S37j short ribs, s3.62hg3.75; short clear
sides. $3yoa4.UO.
Bacon steady, loose shoulders, siZo'
loose short TlD sides 81. l-iIn4.-J, loose
short clear sides, S4.2J4i.3O.
Butter steady. kigiDs. 10.
Whisky steady; sales OF 3e9 barrels at
Sis.
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uorourNg carr. CUNNfNGBAn.
m. Receives . Gold Medal for HIS services
On ,he Steamer virginia.

when the splendid Bay-l.iue steamer
no man rendered more valuable ana ap-
preciated service than Captain Ihomas
cunningham. OF the city tug. Inomas
Cunningham. Sr." Tho Captain went 10
mo assistance OF the beat and laboreo
indcfatigaDIy 10 get her of.
Yesterday morning Captain Cunning
nam was summoned OF board the Nr-
ginia." and in neat speech. Colonei X:
NJ. Boykin. agent OF the line, presented
tho Captain with a large and handsome
gold medal The Captain responded APP
propriately tho, gh greatly 81 rprised.
The medal Is suspended by gold chain.
on the gold bar are words. Thomas Cum
ninghari.' In large letters. On the medal
is perfect picture OF the steam tug
Thomas Cunningham. ST." which is
commanded by Captain Thomas Cunning
ham
On the back it reals: Presented by the
Bly-Line for meritorious services rem
dcred the Virginia" July IS 1896"
Virginia" ran on Wilson's Rock in July
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sas.aa,s.c.: Decembcr. G6N CIVIC. steamer

G3ss46}a.c.; December. Gbkg06c.: steamer
No. z red. JG4 Qj1c.. southern, by sampie'
81 l,,Sa.c.. do on grade CO.. arSAc
Corn steady, spot, Angus. ana sep
ternber. 2OG-y3sc.. October 2GST2tssc.:
new or old Novernber or December. 2lesc.
asked: January. 27lAc. bid: southern white
or yellow. 26lyli2ISzc., steamer mixed, <-1s
Gl23.c. oo 49,
OATS steady; No. . white. 25g26c.; NO.
2 mixed. 23I23i3c.
Rye quiet and steady: No. 2, near oy'
35jl03Oc.: No. z, western. 3dG3Ic.
Hay steady. choice timothy. new, <l4W
nl4.JO.
Grain freights irru. steamer to Liver
pool. per bushel SD. October. Cork iOr
oriers. per quarter, 34d.
CofIee quiet: No. !. SO 75al1.0o.
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Pardons Refused.

Governor OFerrall yesterday refused 70
grant the following two applications for
pardons.
william McMeadows. sentenced IN the
Orange CO. rty Court 10 eight years I'M
priSonmtnt in tho pcnitentiary for com
hitting a felony
George johnson, sentenced in the Pitt
sylvania County Court 10 three wars I'M
prscrment I'm tho renitentlary for break
ing into a railway car.
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couIan,t Stand the Chicago Platform

LYNCHBURG. VA. Aug. 20. Special
Another sornd-noney Democrat l-is re-
signed as a member OF the executive COM
lttee OF the city. lie is Mr.. William
King Jr. prominent young tobaoconist
who represents the First ward The COM
m.ttee will II eet Monday TO MI the va
cancy.
The Republican campaign will open here
on the 18th OF September. when John ,.
Wise will speak.
A big Democratic rally was held at
Evlngton last night.
Hon Aloxsrder Mcdonald. Minister TO
Persia. has returned TO the city.
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'HICAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Aug.
2y-Cattle: Receipts. 20. market nOm.-
nally steady, common to extra steers.
SJ.iJd5.UD, stOckers and feeders, S2.jet
3.CD. CONS ana bulls, 81 Zst4o.z5, ca4yer.
S3.JO0O1O. Texans. 81. lOn3.1J, western
rangers, S2CO03.gU.
HOgs-Eeceipts 700. market stronger
heavy packing and shipping lots. - 500
80. common % choice mixed, =. Ofso.4U,
choice assorted. 81. 4Ou34J, light. $500
$40. pigs. S2.2JQ3.4O.
Snerp-Recelpt-. 100; market quiet
and steady. inferior 70 choice S2.00a3C0;
lambs. S3Ubtto.yp.
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,osal All the hills are not vet In,

disposal. All the bills are not vet IN
ard herce. we do not possess the requi,
site matter in o sufficiently complete anu
systematic form for a detailed report oi
Gil expenditures. An approximation OF
the expenses OF erection and completion.
all told. would rot excel $4,000. We
will present the same. however, as soon
IA we can do SO with justice 10 ourselves
We beg to be excused for this slight de-
Lay, and would thar k you for briet re-
spite.
To conclude--We have all seen and ex-
amined orr new synagogue. we nave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-30

The PCpulist Convention met to-day and
spent nearly one hour in secret caucus.
County Charm an Rowland states that
the caucus las agreed 10 take no impor-
ton adjourned 20 Get the first Saturday
In October.
In an interview Chairman Rowland
stated that the Pcpulist Executive Com
m!ttee Rad been Instructed 10 consider
propositions from both OF the old parties
and report them at the ne xt convention.
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Wrll-I,eseryed Distinction

Governor O'Ferrall has been notified OF
TIE intended absence OF Hon. Joseph I.
from the seat OF the government for ono
week He has, therefore. appointed Mr..
J. g. Hanklns the chief CLERK OF the de-
partment. acting secretary during that
time.
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vorshipped therein. The conse lnent joy
which swells the breast Of every mem )sr
OF our congregation furnishes ample
ground for neutral congratulations. May
the prosperity OF the congregation prove
symbolic Of the fortunes OF its iniiyilIal
members
IL will always be a pleasing reflection
20 all who contributed 10 its erection.
that out OF their combined efforts arose
cur new synagogue. which stands an or
namont 20 orr beautiful city. a source
OF pride 10 the members OF the cOngre-
CATION. and one more step twards the
final establishment Of Judaism In Amerl-
ca.
Respectfully submitted.
Moses MILLHIsER.
Chairman.
NJ. L. STRAUS,
NJ. ROSENBAUM
y. W. NELSON,
A. b. GOODMAN.
CHAS MILLHTSER,
VIM. LONENS rEIN.
Subsequently. under February % 1881.
Mr. Moses Millhiser, chairman OF the
building Committee. submitted the fol-
lowing report.
Gontlemen-In September last, the
Building Committee submitted their re-
port approNluatlng the cost OF erection
m SD. OOj We submit herewith the final
rpDOrt OF tho Finance Committee, show
ing the total cost to be s25.Nl.4 "a per
fenlzed statement submitted by said
committee.
TIE OFFICERS.
The present officers OF the congregn-
ton are the following: President, Mr..
Moses MrlhIser who has held the ONCE
FOR about twenty-elght years; Vice-Prssi
dent Mr.. y W Nelson. Treasurer, Ju-
lus Straus; Secretary. Isaac Held.
The committee who have been IN charge
Of the recent improvements made on the
Interior OF the synagogue consists or
Nessrs N1lhiser. Julius Straus. Il. Raao,
Israel Stern. and Isaac Stern.
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Drowned In n Well.

WINSTON N. C.. Aug. 2a--speciaLlA
colored child. four years old. whiie "
scii in the well. IL was dead when lakes
our an hour Afterwards.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
- D -.---.--- i

Quotations: Longberry-W heat % to
Coo mixed. SO ~ UJc.. shortDerry. 30 to
&c. no. req. G5c.
Corn-White. Virginia, 30c.. no. white.
pc. No. mixed. sc.
Oats--No. mixed 2oi3 10 Ole; No y
mixed. 10 TO l9l2c.. winter seed. 25 TO SOC.
NAe-.lI 10 70.
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Struck By Lightning.

SOUTH HILL VA. Aug 29-Special.--
News has reached here that Mr.. J. II.
Wall of Whittles Mil. one Of Lunen-
burg's most prominent merchants. while
standing in the doorway OF his residence
last Sunday afternoon. was struck fy
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To Csmp at Ocean View.

Permission has teen given 20 Company
u. First Regiment, North Carolina State
Guard. to enter tho State OF Virginia
armed and equipped for the purpose OF
going into camp at Ocean View for n
period OF twenty days from SEN ember 20.
1893
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ST LOUIS, MO. Aug. 2Y.-FlOur higher
patent. S3.lOg3 20, extra fancy. S&.IJg
80. fancy, Sz1vu2.4J.
Wheat-August &c; September. -5sc.
BID, December, O1hc
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. -. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Governor Amos, Providence.
Schooner $. h. Kopion Boston
Schooner a. b. Mitchell. Richmond.
Br steamship Abb.ymoor. New Orleans.
steamship Elihu I hOmson. Portsmouth.
Barge Quinnehaur. New York
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. %. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Boyd Baltimore.
passengers and general CARO-.
Steamship Accomac Thompson, Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo.
STEAMSHIP k.chuond. Glover, Rich
mond. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. boyd. baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship AccOmac. Thompson. Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamshlp hichnVald Glover. New
York. passengers and general cargo
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The choir Of the synagogue Is composed
"a follows: Professor Jacob Reinhardt.
orranist. MIS- Jacob Reinhardt. soprano;
Mrs. Maggie BEDFORD Knowles Cloves.
alto. n Thurston Cardoza- baritone
MoSos Nav baseO.
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For two hours some boys In New York
kicked a small bundle, about the size
of n base ball around the streets. ana
PLAYED catch with II. Finally 1t was
opened. and $3.50 dollars In notes found
within
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Gas stock. SO bid; do bonds. Gs. Ii3
asked. do. 0s. loo.
LONDON Pa SILVER MARKET.

LONDON BA SILVER MARKET
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Bar silver, 30ssd.:
consols. 1924 for money and III 1916
FOR the account
80 l.. M.-Paris advices quote per
cont rentos at 1O2 francs and 12ls cen
flmas for the account.
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NEW YORK. Aug. @-Ihe weekly
statement OF the Associated Banks shows
the following changes.
Reserve. decrease ...........S 43G 40
Loans. decrease ................ g, $500
Specie, Increase ......+.......... 't9 lN
Legal tenders. decrease ......... 26tb1pO
Deposits. decrease ............-. o,t'N.SN1
Circulation. Increase ...........- "NAtNu
TIE banks now hold s. $4,000 In eX-
cess Of legal requirements.
The New York Finaucior says this
week.
The movement OF money out Of the
Clearing House banks since July 18th has
reduced their deposits Sa4oDrO. and
I'm the same length Of time loans nave
shrunk S24 OOOOJU. Despite this heavy
drain however. the bank statement for
the current week is repetition i'm its
favorable features OF the one preceding
Do. and the banks at what might Dee called
the apex OF the present stringent stua-
ton. hold nearly 100000 more cash
than tho law requires IL is true that
this cash IS not equally distributed, and
that many OF the institutions are below
their legal reserves, but the showing Is
encouraging I'm many ways.
The operations which have brought
about the changes IN the present state
mcnt are similar 90 those of the pre-
vIous week. The banks lost heavily TO
tho Interior but the net decrease of 81
OF 400 IN cash was smaller than had
been expected. There was a gain OF
500 ooO in epccie which seems 10 have
been made 700 lots varying from fifty TO
one hundred thousand dollars among the
The sharn contraction reflected through
tho states nt is shown ln The decrease
Of s. 1iS 800 In loans which was made
necessary in order 20 maintain reserves.
The loan contraction and tho loss OF cash
10 Tho interior of course decreased de-
pCsits but the shrinkaGe OF SOSuSNo IN
the item is apparently larger than the
operations mentioned call for
Tho banks have been taking out new
.Ha.H a
crease for the week being S1o9 100 for
500 600 OF which The Third National and
the American Exchange national are re-
sponsihle II Is encouraging to note
that the decrease in reserve was only
1886. 400 and the excess is stll s. $500,
which is above tho average al this sea
son. for a long series or years preceding
the 1913 panic The heavy lnnow oi
Sf5OfoOH0. will have marked erect
on succeeding bank statements ana money
rates promise 90 fan ma orally before
the end OF tho season There Is doubt
that the imports Will continue until the
legitimate demand for money IS fully
satisfied. NOthirg but an unforeseen panic
can put rates hack 20 the hgeres they
have held for several weeks past
Aug %. '96. Aug. 81 90 Sept l. "a.
'''" $50 7oo.2 S5is25o.soo S4sos $4,000
47.a35. 200 G59Gi2oo ol1S7soc
7aS73eoo 1ilMs2oo l2l92e5oo
Net deposit
45i g84. 500 574.9200OO s5073. 900
Circulation
l1O55.5OO 13855.SnO 97si $40
Total reserve
12l.si9 so 1s2 $50. 400 212.314300
Reserve REQUIRED
ll2os3OJo l43. 49,. as 1f0493,475
Excess o. rrs erve-
$500 soiDo25 G5.s2os25
TREASURY GOLD RESERVE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug 29..-The
god Withdrawals too day amounted 10
So -.nl Ln-A-nE Tho 1900. m lho c-nse
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lightning. the bolt shocking him severely
and tearing the shoes from his rect 10
wife and daughter, who were also IN ~
house werc badly shocked, though mons
were seriously hurt.
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MIR. y. W. NELSON, Vlce-Pres.dent.
outlay. Considering the extra expense
consequent upon the erection OF the most
ordinary building the additional outlay
i'm the case OK the new synagogue is con-
siderably less than what a proportional
increase would demand.
UTILITY AND STRENGTH.
Tho distinguished characteristic Of
every vorF In the building e utility. COM
bined with streI gth-the combination
producing the mut L-desirod effect. viz:
Beauty safety and convenience. Will be
found In every fee ture OF The building.
Tina above geGesA report % all that We
can give with the material now Il our
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TREASURY GOLD REsrRvE

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Aug 29,-The
god Withdrawals to- day amounted 10
~ .r' leaving the reserve al the close
Si0l n1 90. Orders for gold coin i'm
pcris today were s. 800 600
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THE FOURQUREAN- PRICE C.
cC0g>e0000
The Fall Season.
THIS WEEK beginning the fall season. The time FOR Fall
Goods provided for this week
some special values by buying
Blankets
AT Special Prices.

A manufacturer has sent us our
Winter Blankets ahead Of time.
They are all new goods. made to
our special order, and at the prices
we marked them they are great
values. Rather than carry them
till winter we will hold special
sale Of them this week and offer
extra inducements to buy now.
Every pair Of Blankets bought this
week we will give a special dis
count Of
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Mems Goods.

We are showing one Of the hands
soonest lines Of Mems Silk Neck
wear that has ever been produced.
All the latest novelties, shapes,
fabrics and colOrS for the fall.
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Is Per Cent.

~
EO 4 CE \EAHt'
f-u -, ,o,, rrioes We marked
., o1l w e.n IT, - and II Won don't
."e,'. -. ~ 81 d. I;' now we viii
h %J',' +S I'., until Won do want them.
''',1 '.'- g.. Ca,iforni, wool Blao.
kets. marked to sell at $40 a pair.
IS per cent. off, $3.50.
fine C,rforoia Wool Blan.
kets. marked to sell at $3.50. IS
nsr cent. off. 1928
rvt,. Fine Strictly All.
v. WG 20 s p' ar s6 5o'a I pair r. per
cent. off, S5,53
,,4 Extra Fine Strictly Atwood
blankets marked as a good value az
. a pa'r IS PEI CENT o", S4'S'
marked as a GREAT value at s. a pair.
IS per cent. off. S2.55
,vool and Cotton Blankets
- 60. 'iGI horir,, tell them from ali
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-30
nALTrMORE STOCK MApKrr

BALTIMORE, MD. Aug 20 Virginia
baltimore and OHIO. i2i1 lad. Conaoi ia a Ted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-30
Opening price $1.35

5O-inch Fine Scot b Mixture. beauti'u
goods and good 81. 80 value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-30
Opening price $l.25

46-inch Fancy Rough Effects. the most
stylish goods brought ont this season. TX
CO ent quality and weight, and would be a
good seller AZ sl.5U.