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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

The old man came down t. the suburb
an station leading q most reprehensible
dog Leading Is hardly the word. for in
reality he dragged the unwilling animal
after the fashion of SLED With coax
ing words be lured the scraggy beast on.
and finally be got II safely slowed under
the bench on the shady side OF the station.
lie bought paper then. and settled down
e. wait twenty nItlfltes for the cityward
train.
Mr Huffman and Mr. JCdyngs had mark.
ed the approach Of the old man. and had
smiled somewhat al his trouble when the
dos had pulled back with greatest force.
IRIS funny. isn't it, said Mr.. Jodyngs.
that an otherwise reasonable and sane
man VIII take up with such a dog as that
and treat It as a pet"
Mr Huffman assented. and said he sup
posed 'le old man would go into parOx-
ysms or wrath>if anything were 20 happen
20 the dog That suggested an idea and
Mr.. Jodying nearly burst with laughter as
he thought upon that idea.
Suppose we steal the dog and put Il
on The north-hound train. and when the
oil man finishes his paper and goes 90
take the city train he will De furious
Ihis was Vt Jodyngs idea and Alr. Hun
man came near-eXplOdng. II was so fun
man. so as 20 conceal The workings OF
Air Lodgings. and Afr. Jolyngs. with sup
pressed snor's OF laughter united The
Irvine and hauled the dog around tho cor
ncr cf tho station and into the express
Office. where he paid e glad dollar and OK
pressed ne sorry beast 10 n fictitious
John Smith at a station q dollars worth
up The line The old man continued read
ing while the up erain stood al the plat
form and he did not wake up until the
whistle OF the incoming cityward engine
was sounded at the road crossing. Then
he looked hastily for his dog.
Where's thai dOg?" he asked Of his
Greyhound fellow-townsmen. who had
gathered about in obendience TO the invi-
tation OF Mr. J0dvngs. with fierce peals
Of laughter Mr. Huffman told hem that
the household pet was on the wsyso Mn
waukee. Mr. Huffman explained the Joke
and clapped tho old man on the back IN
delight.
The face Of the latter was study. He
looked IT Mr. Huffman wonferingly.
by thunder,' he cried. THAT'S funny.
You SEQ. 7 brought the dog 20 the station
to-day. Intending 70 carry him as far IN
toward town al JefHrson Park ard there
7 had intended 20 kick him or. He's
blamed nuisance around the house. and 7
wanted 10 get rid Of him the worst way.
Much obliged. Jodyngs."
But Mr. Jodyncs. with HIS mind dwelling
on his dollar was n pillar Of self-klcklng
sllence.-Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09


Private sales reported to The secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. hoeshoad; filters. ., leaf
GarlQ. .. Jugs dark. @. Total. 81 hogs
heads.
me- tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
.otions-i3rlrht. 2Oi hogsheads. dark.
ts loesheads. western, o. hogsheads. Re
inspections Bright. hogsheads; dark,
q hOgshcads
Dayenporrs. Planter Allegheny. oid
Dominion. Shockoe. and Seahrooks TO-
ba-.oo warehouses report to-day. Receipts,
~ nackarcs. deliveries. ell packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
fio-e or tohacccs for the city or lNru-
mond Va. to-day. Cigar and cigarettes,
S3G-4. plug tobacco. S3.sol5j. Ioiah
S1.4e6.GG
Inc several railroads and steamship
TRANSPORTATION companies center'rs and
doing business in the city of Richmond,
VA. make The sunjoined report OF ali
tobaccos received and forwarded hy thom
during thc month ending August 3d. l~.'i.
$50 packages of leaf tobacco received
weight. 21391e4 pounds. 5000 packages
81 leaf tobacco forwarded. weight. 1.2,O -
S54 pounds. Plug tobaccos forwarded,
21)G116 pounds. Tobacco stems for
Warlcd. g14D pounds.
The petersburg Record OF Saturday.
September D. 1896 says.
Tile following win show the movement
OF t0ha-cO during the past week al the
various warehouses. Oaks-luspecu
-. receipts. lD Farmer Inspections,
4q. receipts 4l. Moore s-lnspections. o..
West Hul inspections, 3 Iotal-lnspec-
lions. 81. receipts. 80.
Inspections 20 date. 4.7lo; same time
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
PROGR1MuE or BRfdN's TOUR
THROUGH THE STATE.
Populists to Meet and fill Vacancies on
the state 1icket-Eepublicans VIII
Take Down Dockery-other Notes.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept. S.-speclal.-
cbairmen Manly and Aver have made out
End given 10 the public the official pro-
grarnme Of Mr.. Bryan's visit TO North
Carolina. lie viii be in Asheville on the
10th and wcnd his way through Char
lotte salisbury, Greensboro. Durham
Ra.eigh. and other places along the route.
leaving the state on tie 18th. The pria-
clpal speeches Will be made at Asheville.
Hickory, Charlotte, Greensboro, and
Rocky Mount. Other three-minute
spe(ches will be made along the route.
4 Democratic and Populist reception COM
mittee vas appointed last night.
PoPULIsT VACANCIES.
Tho pouulist State Committee meets to-
morrow. The direct object Of the meet
Ing is to M three vacancies On the state
ticket. Walter Henry may get the Attor-
noy-General PLAN. Electoral fusion VIA
the Democrats is also TO Doe settled.
The Republican state Committee also
met. ard with but one end IN view the
taking down Of oliver Dockery from the
ticket as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Senator
Pritchard is hero TO attend the meeting.
A Mckinley and Hobart -lIb was or
members. A. VI. SLATER, president
The largest excursion Of The season
camo hero from Wilmington yesterday,
a still larger che IS 10 come here from
Norfolk on the 18th.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
CHARM an Vnoan. Of the Railway Com
mission. VII on Tlursiav meet Chairman
Transwen. OF the Georgia Railroad Com
mission and Chairman Evans. OF the
South Carolina Commission. az Atlanta
10 consider reduction OF freight and pas
scnpcr fafos
Judge j. j.. Russell cancelled engage
mcnts IN the northwestern part of tho
State go as 10 reach fo-o THIS morning
10 Do present M the state Committee
I % GETTING.
Governor Carr is back from his firm
/ m pracehridce Hall. Elroeomhe county.
/ To estimates the shortage ~ the cotton
I crop AZ 80 per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
RALrIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD, sept s.-Flour quiet
and steady. western superfine. slyoN2lo,
DO. extra. s23f0255; do. family. S3l01
40. winter wheat. patent S3.Jo05.i';
spring do. S345q37O; do. straight $50
$50.
Wheat dun and lower; spot and Sep
temher. COZ ICOtc.. October, GihM6li2c.;
December. G340G3Ec.: steamer No. red.
55Q554c.: southern. by sample, 59Qo-..c.;
do. on grade, 5s34p6l1+c. 80,
Q2lLc.: October. 25Q25hc.; new or o'd'
November or December, 2a"4HZOc.; Jan
uary. 2Gssd 2G1sc.; steamer mixed -o''
a2O7Sc: southern white and yellow corn
26u27c.
oats easy: 40. white, 2iQ25c.; No.
mixed. 22i4023c. .
Rye steady. No. . near by, o'11t"oc-
40. .. western, 37N3Ii9c.
Hay weak: choice timothy. si35o0l45o.
Grain freiehts-Steamer firm, Cork, per
quarter. 3sN4i3d.
Eggs firm at l4Q1iiac.
Coffee dull. 40. z. $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

onsrings and sales at the Richmond To-
49, - go -.- .'--' ''."' ~
Collection, oreign hosiccs.

- ,...,.,. c.,, -,eoulatlon ot
NAM i'',',' 49,. l,,-.n- the early
inc S, ,.'>..,'.''. ,... wax in tone. The
p'T, o' ., ,..,.l.ir.. for lower prices
~, - ft"t "a reaction was oter-
y" '.' cav ,,.., mel with a fair degree OF
- ..lrt,i, narts OF thc llsi noiH-
80. ,,..i,...,, weak cables from Lon
1'S ...o,o1 az some assistance Co the
~ .., 49,, ftc FIRST half hour or so
.,.. declined anywhere from
~ .,. Manhattan was iree-
ga sustained the che heaviest
~ r'. to ont aetinst S}N al the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

The Smortest suit. shown Are OF Black
Broadcloth.

The Smartest Suit. shown Ave OF Black
Broadcloth.
The materials tor early autumn frocks
shown by the importers are the smooth
faced cloths. the loosely-woyen Scotch
homespun. the smooth. lightweight
cheviOts and the lightweight tweeds. The
rweeds Utmost invariably show, on alight
BACKGROUND In contrasting cOlors, hair
lines. line pialds or q narrow stripe that
looks so ike the.herring bone stitch that
one wonders IL the thread was really
sewed TO position or printed, the mixed
cloths show a fine plaid with distinct
line running through 10 here and there.
This design Is specially good IN a c.oth
that has "a brown and white check back
ground with q hair-line Of bright scar ct
crossing IL in plaid fashion
MOhairs in black, gO.den-orown ana
steel are liked Tor utility dresses. They
are made with the simplicity Of the tailor
maze frock OF four years ago, ana are
commended for any one who has much
travelling. shopping. or business to attend
20 that VIII call her out IN the busy world
The smnrtest suits shown, up 10 date,
are those made entirely OF black broad
cloth Occasionally. the CLEAN OK "a steal
button is seen upon them. sometimes 4
satin waistcOat brings ont their sombre
elegance. bat quite as often the entire
gown Is Of black broadcloth, decorated
only with biack.-lsabel a. Mal0n (Bab).
iu Ladies' Home Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
NAVAL STORES.

WfLMINGTON. y. g., Sept. s.-Rosin
firm. strained. S135; good strained SL1O.
Turrontine firm machine 2il-c'i IT.
regular DE.
Tar quiet at Sio5.
crude mrpentne quiet; hard. Si20;
soft. Si55. virgin. SlG5.
CHARLESTON $. g.. sept S.-Tupen-
tine market firm at 21i4c
Rosin drm Quotations. a. and b.,
s1.2s. g.. H.. T.. ana T.. $50. @, 1885,
IT,. sifJ. T.. $50. X. Sl55. NJ. leo,
y. 81 So. ". o.. S175. ". W.. S1.o5.
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept s.-Turpen-
tine firm 40 20 o.. sales, 1900 casks,
r. ccipis. 2.250 casks.
Rczn firm. sales. GOO harre,e. receipts
two davsl. G.5nG barrels Quotations
A.. r.. g.. and d. 81 .35Ql 40. T.. 81 App
-. h. - isU1 Az. c.. 81 4.(fl 5o' IT,
81 -o. 81 ao. e.. Al -. a.. S1.c1, "
81 cni -. W. g., s.. sonle5; w. W.
So OG12 80.
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Followed His Friends Advice.
A virginia Mans Experience WIZ"
MeaseIsand Its After Effects.

Elha, Va, Juno - 'N
DR.. williams Medicine Company. p,,,-
Gentlemen,-After seeing yo"l ,,,,,,
pills so highly recommended by 80 many
rromirent pecple. | decided 10 Try = pVN.
on the l2th day OF Marcn, l~D "a w.
taken down with the measi.s, go, ,o|ov-
sick about one week. / somewhat Icsoe
cred. but by not taking proper carr ~
mylelf / was taken with the seco"u -
tack. which settled in my LETT limp c~1us
ing a glanular abscess ana le. ts,r.s and
in nervous condition. MY me"ioiS "''N
blood was also damaged $780,. .,
| was attended by two nhyslcilns az
good MS could be found I'm the county, 5 az
they prescribed TO me . great many III
fercnt remedies. But they DID not SEEN
10 do me any good, and then urea SeE
eral other rcmeies myself. and sun was
no better. a fricnA OF mine VINO SAW my
condition made me a present OF uo&
OF Or. Williams Pink pills. commence
10 take hem about two weeks ago. ana
an happy 20 say that the ono box has
left my blood in good condition. cureG
my nervousness, and my memory i as
good as 10 ever was, In other words, !
am entirely cured Ny health Is to-day
i'm n better condition than IL was before
I became SICK and 1 think the Pink PMS
cured me.
I heartily recommend any one suffering
a. / did to try Dr. Williams PINK PMS.
- an alwavs recommend them to every
body suffering with bad blood and ncr-
yOusucss as q most Efficient and NaluAb.e
remedy. | am sincerely yours, .
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Dr. williams Pink Pills contain. M a
ccrdersed fern. an the elements neces-
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blood and restore shattered nerves They
are an unfailing specific for sucn dlseas,. 3
as loocmotor ataNia. partial paralysis. ST.
Nitus dance. sciatica neuralgia. rhtu-
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feet of In grippe. palpitation Of the heart,
pale and sall0w c0mueNlons. oh forms Of
weak ess either I'm male or female. Pink
Pills are sold by an dealers. or will be-
sent postpaid on receipt Of price. -
cents "A box. or six boxes for $50, by
addressing Dr. williams Medicine Com
many. Schenectady y. \.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

NEW YORK. Sept s-The journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin ia
it's weekly review of trade in the dry
goods market says
The cotton goods division Of the mar
ket has steadily improved during the
past week Buyers have taken "a more
lively interest iu The situation ana a
better business has been done i'm the
aeereeate than for some time past. and
mat in the face of an advancing market
for staple goods IN sellers had not
been SO reserved considerably more
might have been done. for there have
been some large buyers. jobbers. convert
ers and manufacturers who have evident
Ia been more disposed 10 purchase ahead
th.u before. provided sellers We're will
inc 10 meet them ON anything like The
rnrront basis OF prices for spot goods.
grvcrs have been letting the futures
take care of itself. now sellers are dis
uosea 10 take chances on future develop
monts and are extremely reserved. In
various directions there has been q sen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

simple Remedies That WIZ Bring SPECIFY
Relief To sufferers.


"a hot bath. stroll in the fresh ar
shampooning the head in weak soda-water,
or a timely nap In a cool, quiet room WI.
sometimes stop a nervous headacne'
writes DR.. r. +. Herrick, IA August La
dies Home Journal. when oyerfatgued
from shopping or sightseeing a sponge
dipped in very hot water ana pressed re-
peatedly over the back Of the neck be-
tween the ears will be found exceedingly
refreshing especially If the GAGE and tenn
pies are afterward subjected 10 the same
treatment. Neuralgia Is caused not only
by cold air but by acidity Of the stomach,
starved nerves, imperfect teeth or BY inio-
lence combined with a too generous ule.'
Heat Is the best and quickest cure.ior TINS
distressing palm. A hot nat-irOn, passed
RAPIDLY and deftly over several folds or
flannel laid on the affected spot VIII oft.n
give relief I'm less than ten minutes Win
out the aid of medicine. Hot fomentatiohs
are OF equal value; though when the skin
is verv tender IL ia more advisable 70 use
dry heat. nothing being better for the
purpose than bags OF heated salt, flour or
sand. which retain warmth for long
time Cold water. applied by the finger
tins 10 the nerves in front or the ear,
has been known 20 dispel neuralgia pains
Ike magic When caused BY acldity q
dose OF charcoal or soda will usually act
as n corrective. Sick headache is accom-
panied BY bilious symptoms, and attacks
usually come on when the person is over
tired or below par physically. This is
disease Of the first half OF life. and often
stops OF rs own accord after middle age.
a careful diet is imperative In every case.
sweetmeat5 and pastry being especially
pernClous.
Eating Heartily when very tired. late
dinners eating irreglarV, Insufficient
mastication or too much animal food, es-
pccially In the spring or dlring the hot
weather. are frequent causes % indiges-
ton. causing headaches by redexaction'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
TUE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept S.-Cott0n quieti
mlddlInr gulf .. middling, 81 gross re-
CENTS. 5.Ou bales. exports 20 Great Bril-
tain. $50 bales. France. 507 bales; con-
tmont. 1O37 bales. forwarded, 49, bales;
sales SOL bales. spnners, 3O5 bales:
stock (actuaD, GO0G7 bales.
Total tO-day-Net receipts 2G.Si9 bales,
exports to Great Britain. 1853 bales;
France J.lO6 bales. continent, O37 bales;
stock. 2N3.427 bales.
Total so far this wock-Net receipts.
G9S5S bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
1TOl1 bales. France. 51O7 bales: CONT
ncnt. 1857 bales
Total since September 1st-Not receipts.
1322m bales; exports 20 Great Britain.
21@G2 bales. France. 131O7 bales; conu-
nent, 5.4cf bales
Futures closed steady; September SAG;
October. 500. November 500. December.
NGi, January. Sos. February. So. March.
so; April. $50. May S.si' sales. 240,ooO
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Sept. S.-Cotton
futures steady. sales. $1,000 bales. Sep
tcmher 500. october. S.-,; November.
$50. December. s.aG, January, 80. Fen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

s,b,p dlninution in stocks Of merchandise
al first hands. and a. few manui"c,,r-
ers will risk an Increase Of prcduc'loii
wherever curtailment has been IN ioroe
until cotton and cotton goods are neaIe,
a parity in price. prospective scarcity al
around IS well within - range 81 near
probabilities. There has been no chaiis &c
OF moment IN the market for WOODEN
goods. both mems wear fabrics and dress
goods continuing dun. Collections arc
sim irregular and the cause OF CONSIDER
able complaint.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Flour quiet and
steady. winter wheat. low grades, Sl'O
025O: do fair TO fancy s. 4OQ3.4O' DO.
patent. 50 $3.50. Minnesota clear, $50
n27O. par q. S31504O5. low extras,
81 7O02JO Southern flour duh and
steady. common 60 fair extra. S2O)a@ 90;
good 10 choice do. SZc1n2.eO.
Wheat dun and firm. so. - red. T. o. d.,
Cg-c. Options opened wweak and de-
cIuod H-Q7sc. advanced 7sNlc., with
some local covering. May. CSC Sep
tembor. CSC, october, G34c.; Decem-
Der. GJNc
Corn duH and easier. No. ., 254c., Gle
yator. 2G4c ahoat Options were dull
ana weak at ha'sc. decline. September,
25Ac; october. 25Ac; December, 27hc.;
May. 29a.c.
oats quiet and easier Options dull
and easier: September. lSaac; october,
49,. december 2Oc Spot prices. 30
., 1shc. No. . white, DC, mixed west
ern. 1s02O4c.
Hay steady; shipping G50G7i1c.; good
u choice. old. S2i4ugOc.
Wool steady; domestic fleece lGQ23c.;
pulled. 1Na3lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

on and after Saturday. August LIST. he
elegant steamer Virginia" will resume
her trf-weekly trips from Richmond TO
baltimore. leaving Richmond every Tues
dav. Thursday. and Saturday about 3 i.
NJ arriving Baltimore next morning about
$50. Fare. 81 20 Baltimore; state-rooms
from - cents up. and meals on the Euro
pean plan.
Correspondingly low rates 10 washing
ton Philadelphia, Wilmington. and New
York.
For further information apply to
IL. NJ. BOYKIN. General Agent.
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

4 Mass-Meeting OF Democrats 70 be Hell,
In Charlottesville.

4 MISE NFetInE OI UrW0cr1fs % be Hold
In Charlottesville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. September
-Special.-uhe Nationaa Democratic
Committee for the Seventh Congressional
district announced this evening that q
mass-meeting OF the National Democratic
party would be held in Charlottesville
on next Friday evening. at o'clock. 10
ranfy the nomination OF Palmer and
Buckncr the indianapolis nominations for
Prcsiden, aul Vice-Irssidont Of these
United states There win DO several
prominent speakers present from a dis
tance. who Will address the people on the
great issues Of the day. Tho meeting viii
Boz held M The Levy Opera House At the
close - The speaking n Palmer and Buck
nor club win be organized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

WELDON y. G.. September Especial
The Republicans completed the fusion
ticket today ly naming Scott Harris
and James Arlington Tor ne House Of
Representatives. Mack FurgeEon for
Register Of Deeds Dock Shearin for Cor
Onor Collins Anthony for County Com
missioner. All are colored except Fur
gersOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

lie H. Much Impressed by the views Of
Niagara From the Canadian Side.


Niagara From the Canadian Side
NIAGARA FALLS Sept. Id Hung
Chang was up fright ana early this MORN
iug. feeling well. though DE passed "a
FATHER restless night. the noise of the
falls disturbing him. Tie had breakfast
at 1.2U. consisting of fried lsh, rice. duck
eggs. and cup oi some Chinese liquid
mixture. all prepared hy his own cooks.
The day broke fine and clcl-. and a.
change In the programme was made.
Instead of waiting for the SPECIAL train
the NicerOy. accompanied by Sir Henry
Jolly Sir 4. G.. larmalee. auI his inter-
peters. took carriage at O'ciOck and
drove to the Canadian side, where tglp
through the Canadian Park and DurcIin
Islands was made. il was mucn moro
in.prcsse with The view OF tla fan from
the Canadian side. lie .aid 10 was mag
ntCCnt and sublime. rhe remainder Of
his suite left on ,he apcsm tram 20
yout 300. The ell lnit for Toronto
from The Canadian Side 40 1919 d. NJ
New Ork sun.
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r1NclNNAr1 MARKET.

CINCINNATI %. Sept s.-Flour steady;
winter patent S3.3503CO spring patent
3rOd3 So 800.
Wheat dull and easy. 40 red W9olc'
Corn easy. No mixed, 2'c.
Oats quiet and easy; No. mixed TRACK
1910 i6c.
Pork steady. family. 80
Lard quiet and inactive. kettle IS ~
ash. prime steam, St3Ils
Drv saltod meats quiet; short ribs,
1913: short clear. $500.
Bacon steady loose shoulders 500;
short ribs. S412i5: short clear, Si25
Whisky quiet and steady at Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

food known Hence IL cures and prevents
dyspepsia and every known stomach trou-
bic. constipation. catarrh Of the bowels
and ctouach, etc. II is n powerful pre-
scripuOn OF nature. radically dispellnS
uric and Tactic acid from the system.
thus proving 20 be a panacea in. cases or
persistent nausea, rheumatism rheu-
matte govt. etc. Pamphlets on applica-
ton. Phys fans are urgently requested
10 test samples ~ their patients, free'
IN will DO an that wo claim. COLONIAL
WATER COMPANY. S2l east Main
street. Lewis ". Burwell b. NJ.
Tho King OF Pills is Beechams'-
DEECHANS.
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York River Iineto Baltimore.

This old, reliable line offers 10 tho
travelling public tho finest service be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. together
with the quickest time and finest accom-
nodations as 10 ais and stltc-roOms.
Trains 10 and from Richmond make
close connection with boat at West Point
FOR Baltimore daily except Sunday.
Straight fare. s.. round trip, S-good FOR
ten days.
For an information relative to tickets,
schedules. etc, call on or address j. G..
Horton. 7. Y. A.. go east Main street.
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. Sept. s.
Cattle. Receipts. 300 market steaIy ;
comuin 10 extra steers. S3-0Q5N' STOCK
ors and feeders. S3.40H3S5' cows ana
bulls. S15003-5. Texans. S".'O9'.l''
western rangers. s. 25H3.sO.
irV,a-s-Rea, 1900. market nm Wv,
heavy packing and shipping iots' g. - ~ ~.
o ~ common 10 choice mixed. S2.s5N
az. choice assorted. S335n345; light
SO l5q345. pigs. S2oon32''
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. market $40"
and easy: lambs. 25O1423.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Sept s.-The
treasury gold reserve at the close of busi-
ness to-day stood a. Slo3.2j1.939. The
days Withdrawals at New York were
S32.O0
The Withdrawals Of gold at San Fran
cisco continue heavy Since September
1et the treasury has lost S2.75VOOJ in
gold i'm redecmiug notes presented, and
since July 1st from the same cause, the
Joss has been 81 10000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Keen or With 4 Yn-intinn

Out on Cedar avenue. IN front Of the
house adjoining the burned Kimball
block. q desperate attempt IS being made
70 cover the lra-swept lawn with grass.
It has evidently been seeded down. for
patient man sets on tho porch steps
and sprays 70 hour after hour. But It
isn't the patient man that draws especial
attention from nassers by. An eloquent
and somewhat pathetic sisn-hoard stands
by tho walk AMI notifies an would-be
straggiers 20:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
SEPTEMBER AT THE sEAsHoRE.
The G. and o. Special sunday Excursions
stiIi Very Attractive.

Next Sunday September i3th) morning
at $50 O'Clock the usual popular Cnesa'
peake and Ohio Sunday seaside excursion
train will leave Broad-S;reet station for
Old Point. Ruckroo Beach, Newpo.t
Nevs Norfolk. &c. The round trip 10
orIv 81 A Stone ballast track and two
hour schedule gives our patrons quick.
clean ride 10 the sea" The rain Is I'M
surpassed for comfort. SURF patning'
ocean brcezes. and superb hotel accom-
modatlons Returning. leaves old Point
AZ I T. NJ. Norfolk at $50 +. VI: Also
Z A. II. the following Monday Old Point
tickets good only on date or sale. SP:..
cialiy arranged prices for dinner at Old
0'''' HORACE +. SMITH. Manager.