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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11

The annual indoor games of the Brook
lyn Athletic Club were held last night
in the Forty-seventh Regiment Armory.
A number Of local athletes competed, but
the only winner was s. A. Coombs of the
New Jersey Athletic Club. Summary
sixty yard dash, handfcap-Won by E.
linn, New West Side A. c., 6 feet; VIM.
Mofat, c. A. c.. II feet, second; Amos
Wygant, IS feet. third. Time, 6 As sec
onds.
Eight hundred and eighty yard run
scratch, for novices-Wcn by NJ. Hyer,
William Barry Association H. w. Pea
cock, A. A c., second. Time, 2 minutes
is 3-5 seconds.
1--WE hundred and twenty yard run, han
dscap-Won by L. Lugenneim. Y.M-C.A-s
IS yards; s. A. Coomps, N, b.. A. c., 2
yards, second; T.. e Mckinney, st. B..
a. G.-5 yards, third. Time. e rs seconds.
One mile run. handicap-Won by D. u
Donovan, K. A. a., 100 yards; W. p
baker, 50 yards, second; FL. Farrell.
NJ. A.. c.. IS yards, third Time. 4 min
utes As econds.
Running high jump, handicap-Won by
j. H. Bauman Y. NJ. C. A., 6 inches,
with an actual jump of 5 feeI Z inches;
A. F.. Forman. T~wenty-third Regiment
A. A., 3 inches, second, with an actual
jump of 5 feet Z inches.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11
P. F.
9 e. FATRIcK MoEoNEy, ELLEN MORO

(sale No. 1897
The New Jersey Title GUARANTEES & Trust Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11

CSaie No. z7sS.1
The New Jersey title GUARANTEES e Trust Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11
P. F. wANsER
70 SAMUEL ". cHAMBERLAIN An ma

(sale No. 1i4s.)
The New jersey Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11
SECOND GAME

Riwerside-Fisher. 16l; stapole. 1866: Sil
seFs2n, laS; Reese, I7l; Jacobus, 1S3. Tots
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11

.Cglumbia-Crane, 141; Cells, $50; Ket
cram, 100; Gehrs, 1853; Jaeger, 157. Total
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-11

During the last, ten years the average
earnings of Madame Patti have reached
the magnificent sum of s200, 600 per an
mum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

NEW yopE ,-o,, Il t.iotrp r,uif
and rnch' r'.f' SO',fhl,r al-,y mn o,'i
.fni, ,o,,,', -, Xxx 100 10 W. W.. X
GOOD to eonile 81 it+,.. ID, ''''' f-''' 'N'
NviI.A1-Snot fr,...r ana fairl,, active.
llnrradod rei sil,ia.,. f<o / nortbfrn
a.I.c Options declined ..l,5.c rallied
b. t3itc. closed frm m II.4i1tc over
r..ferlav. 81 rri Anv ~ Noyern-
Der. 500. December So Nav So
COhN-Spot dun and easier. No. -
POKE. elevator. 3liIc. alosi. Options
were dull and weak an ltnHc. decline.
NAVY 900. Nav. 535sc.
OAIS-Spot Quu and steady Options
easier and dul Dncombar 13nc. Nav.
zoo. Slot prices. 40. . White. gJisc. .
mixed weston. gyUeic.
BAY-Quict and easy. shipping. C1lC
roi.n cool fo ,n.fr. t,0N1i.e
'--,.,, 5've ~ ',',..e COZ ',.,,..oa
pFrI, Gf.,o,. ttr5 ,,,,.-, e,r1ii,, ss IA
"a ne. Guy any w." i"ii.''t s ,,'.
t''V". '~'.t ' r'''o '.'', pv'i, t,,,
,.a"s o.. $40 i,''D' 't,'.,u - ii
nm fftt tg,e Gil, .,I i, r,odoraf "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

France. 5,OiI bales; continent. 1905
bales. stock. 1.09O.i3l bales.
Total so far this weck-Net receipts.
l.'.EW bales, exports 10 Great Britain.
t",4li bales, France, 1851 bales. CONT
mont cUN29 bales
Total since September Ist-Not receipts.
..ufp,-lt bales. exports to Great Britain,
.u'', 81 bales. France. DO s,'7 bales; con-
uucut G1@.2iG bales.
utulss closed weak. sales. 20. 800
bales, November. 30. December ~:
January. To-. February 7J9. March.
~, 2priL 40. May 40. June. rs;
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 1s.-COT-
w Futures steady. sales. $500 bales;
November and December 7.13, January,
1--t' lenruary i.%2, March, 40, Apil,
'i'i May, l.'y. June. 1.5i
Lily tkFOOL. Nov IS.-l2.30 y. NJ
'oITON-Dcmand fair and prices I'M
chanscd American midding, lI-32;
sales. 10000 bales. american. $500 bales,
speculation and export 500 bales. re-
Ct'ptf 1000 bales; American, 100 bales
Futures opened steady and demand mod
crate. November Zu-Gf. November and
December. lD-Gi, january and February.
iI-utff l"-Gi' Icnrutiy aud Marcn'
and March and April. : i"-GlNt 1861;
june. . 1866. July and August 4 li-cl,
November and December next season.,
4 2-Gi. Futures quiet bat steady
l-.l' :. NJ. American spot GRADES, -
lower. American middlins. fair "a, good
middling. 49, middline. . f-lG, low mid
dhns. . H., good ordinary. 4 80; ordi-
j.. November. 4 2I-Ginf 22-Gf
lld. November and December. 1861,
1 Icrs. December and January. : l'-Gi NJ
> l6-di value. January and February.
3 l4-Gi0f l1-Df, sellers February. ana
March. 13-Gfn1 ii-Gf buyers: March
and April, / is-Gin4 l3-Gi. value; April
aul May. 1854. sellers. May and June,
, ll-1ir4 Dol sellers. June and july,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

The Cadets Meet "A Team More IMAM
Match for Them.

LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. lS.-Speciai'~
The finest game ever witnessed mere on
the etioiron was played this afternoon Le'
tween the cadet team OF the virginia Siil''
tlry Institute. OF this place, anu ,nJ sr ~
dents team of 81. Adams, OF hdui.i"i
Va resulting Ip score OF x 10 III 49,.
nf tb,.. visitors 10 WAS an 1ll-rOlnd Sclch'
Uue lieh-erado game, tull OF Hh'ppy
plays The cadet team J. suohf Vns,
uut with st. Adams tnoy were hot III wv
nght although they put up a nhe sth , 's
rla for the hOpors When the NlslivlS
rot down 10 work their quick ana uh-
Oook,i-for plaN~ mystinCd the nome tcath'
and they could not keep rack OF lho
The contest opened with kick of by 81.
Alhaus with the ball pnntcd lar INTO tn9
cadets territory. The cadets lost ths pal'
on bloc Red kick. \ Few minutes thSnV
f,r "a touchdown In six minutes rom
oreuing of came. The remainder OF INC
half the ball moved NJ ana down the heip,
and when time Was called II was III cahet
territory. The feature OF this hait Mtd
lzlrd's superb playing and mastery punt
ing and Mills thirty-thrce-yard run.
la the second half the cade's made IN!
kick OF. ST. Adams captured ball ana
for A few minutes there was chess play
ing. when. like Hasn, the star player.
lizard, took the IAN over the line, arrested
hy almost faultless interference, Tor
tOuch-dCWn Then Taylor made TWEEN
another touchdown. I'm the next play
Tlyicr broke through the line and mado
run Of twenty yards. lz1td passed
around the end with "a thirty-yard dash
and scored another touchdown, but fall
ed 10 kick goal.
The star players were Allen, Baird. and
Mills. lard Taylor. and W. Mallory.
Lineup.
Y. NJ l., o.. Position ST. Adams y.
Baird ............. left end ..............F1 Pie.
Mills........... LEFT tackle .....W. Mall iy.
Rlcc............. left guard ............ iloss.
Marrow ............ centre ........... Miller.
Harding. J....... right guard 80. chumlsy.
Moore Capt.....right tackle Collier. Capt,
McGill............. right end .....farmer.
Montgomery, W..Quarter back SHIRLEY.
Lawson. LEFT half back......... lizard.
Shlner flight half back.......Jayior.
Allen ............ run back ......A. Mallory.
Umpire. j mes CoWan. Washington and
Lee University, referee. Powell, Washing
ton and Lee University Linesmcn-Mr.
Brown. 81. Adams. Mr.. Marshall. V. NJ. |.
Halves, twenty minutes. Disabled-Tay-
, Tor uh-titute-lngalls. Touch downs
lizard, g., Taylor, ]. Gcals-lzard, ;.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
oxronD,s rIsn ronacco mlrEEr.
Gold and Copper Mines Of Great Value BE
ing Developed.

OXFORD, y. c. NOV. l>.-Specl'l'- '''
activity Of the tobacco market is very en-
couraeinc TO the people of this section. as
an ,r.,rn., of tro5e ore donondont to
-. 49,. ,,,,o, this ironortart cro-
,rert " bn,ine.s To-day thc ware
house are nlied TO overilowine and an
colored grades and wrappers are selling
high. al prices very satisfactory auc
pleasing TO the farmers. ON Friday last
the sales continued all day until sunset
and even then one warehouse was not
reached. 70 heavy were the breaks.
The gold mine on Die Mammie farm,
two miles from oxford. is being repidly
worked and developed. promising sur
rrising wealth of gold. Air. Harris the
pure i"s'I ol pVI ''2n ol '". ''''"' i'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
An rHE STOCK or FIIRTIEW
FIRM SOLD or.
The Bapti-ts GIVE Notice of War on Liquor.
Buffers Paper Levied On by the
Standardization Expenses.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Nov. B.-Speclal-
The vote'for electors was to-day certified
10 Governor Carr. The total IS 3Sl .2l2.
Bets had been made that the Palmer and
Bucxner electors would not get 1000 votes.
The figure was 57s. The Prohibitlonists,
who four wears ago polled 2ll5 this time
only mustered ~. After an there was
relatively very little scratching Of either
popullst or Democratic electors on the
fusion ticket. and as much Of this was
done By one Of the parties as 10y the
other.
All the horses from the Fairyiew Stock
Farm. near here. were sold at auction
to-day and brought small prices. II ap-
nears to no longer pay 10 breed horses
ON "A large scale IN this state. More OF
mis- il nerhaps done i'm Natauga and Asne
COMMITTEES where there Is blue grass. than
elsewhere in the state. The Eairyiew
f,rm is owned by B. T.. Williamson. W.
l. Batchelor also sold MS horses.
THE BAPTIsTs AGAINST LIQUOR.
The biblical Recorder. the State organ
Of the Baptists. gives notice that the
question OF the sloppase " the liquor
traffic will bee brought with great force
before che Legislature a. its approaching
scss on.
The Caucasian. Senator Butlor's weekly
paDor here. was yesterday taken in hand
bv Che sheriff. for a little judgement for
1882 The managing editor says the p1-
per's debts do nor exceed 500. Some per-.
sons. among them Democrat, onerea 10
satisfy the judgment, but the oncr was
declined. The fact s, the management
thinks the stockholders ought 10 pay.
There are both Popllisis and Republicans
among these. The paper has never made
money.
The Republicans. particularly the ne
crocs. have been remarkably quiet ana
uudemonstrauve since me election. IL
turned out that some negroes went TO
CoyernOr-clect Russell and said they de-
sired 10 celebrate bis victory. lie advised
them not TO do SD. but to go home and
pray. giving thanks for the victory.
ELECTION EXPENSES.
In the tented and sworn statement
OF campaign expenses. as made by As
sociate-Justice Montgomery. there is this
remarkable item;
Paid - 10 Richard Burgess 10 cover
his expenses in visiting on speaking days
a part Of Warren county, for the pur-
pose of disabusing the minds of some of
The electors Of an unjuslAa1lc prejudice
against me-"
ono state senator spent only fifty cents,
be- swcars. while Congre sman Pearson
spent siG.D.
Governor Carr is reelected president OK
the North Carolina Sons Of the Reyolu-
tiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

Interesting Facts About isiehmon"s III
zens aud other Matters.

Mr. John ~. tatko returned yester-
dav from "a tlip OF several days 10 hl'
old home. ln Hanover county.
Mrs So. \. Graham. OF North Carolina.
ie visiting her daughter, Mrs. Caslar
Wake. OF go west Main street.
MIS-. Amrgare. Moran, prominent IA ~,
mission work ~ New York city wen
known as a writer. teacher, and reader
smoke Tuesday night TO an apprsc1atlve
audience at the Mdyo-Sueet alssiou,
IRON the fourth chapter OF Johh' v"
..fiow 10 win a Soul 70 Christ.
MIR Thomas HaslNns Bigger ana WHO
are home from their northern bridal trip.
Tbev viii reside with Mr.. BiSgcrs SIS
Ter. Mrs Hay. T. Thornton, ~ NO. ~
west Grace street, where their friends
Will find q welcome.
The select BAN which viii be given az
Sanger Hall tonight by The GefmaaiA
Pleasure club viii be another Ink IN
the chain of successes scored w. this
club. with the exception Of the mem
bers OF the club and their families.
ladies' attending must be accompanied by
an escort holding tickets secured from a
member Of the club. There Will no
doubt be large crowd present. most
Of whom are prominent IN German cir
c'es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

CHICAGO. ILL. NOV. ls.-WHEAT-
The market for wheat acted very suon5
To-day. Ever since Friday last me a.
rocuon has been downward, ana az tnc
ou.ufur to-day the lowest price OF the
decline WAS recorded. Liverpool opening
cables were 1i.d lower that helns tIe
argument for tuc weakness noiru hi tht
START Ine demand for wheat became
creator us the session progressed. ana
A. the close the best figures were att.iih-
rI New York reported sales al Iat
place for shipment 90 Australia, ana tue
llsn demand in this market was very
GOOD These were The bun props, ana
ON them AN advance of -. rom we
inside took place. Later Liverpool au-
vices gave a. portion OF tDe t"Il. ID
r..lIrld material aid coming from llal
r..t December wheat opened from tuc.
o., -fe... advanced 90 ~ lHto So, tloSliN
M -si.c-f..u1Hic. higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was strong ana l'-'l &c.
C0iN -Thc opening decline in wheat
carried weakness TO corn. hlt inc Iaif
iu the former did not luhl ici"d VIZ
damage previously done the ialleI. ~
iuo was of tne ordinary sleepy C4i"i HN,,
tLl cc.fn.r- doing but little. Ma5 corn
n,.ar.d IN 1--.c.. sold between -'sh-''.'.
XIII .-a. .c.. closing at -i'ec.-'lc. uii-
der Yesterday. tash corr WAS wig wan
and prices were lac. lower ~, corr,
oATs-Thc oats marked leanee 10 cor
rather than to wheat prices l"lulH ~
rally from The weak spot Whi' 'tit t.r,.
nf the opening. -l... .,..,.
Under Yesterday. Cash oats W-Ie ,a'
price. bun the poorer we're from 'if'a0'
FRov1sIONs-Thc grain ma ,..,ia. ' ~
,...i.lfr wheat. governed optl .l147 ,.,
tn. DISREGARD of the hog m'iN't E
..,..rr vr.4 heavy and suhseQu 'hit ''"
,..rL.t w.e firm. Recess ions iii' lu,N
,r.r. J.ruarv uori. closed t.'' iuN' -
january lnrl and ribs each -'tn'' loN'''
OIL 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
NORM ClROLfHL MArHODisTs.
Seventh Annual session of the Western
Conference.

SALISBURY. y. G., nov is-The
seventh annual session OF the Western
Nor,h Carolina Conference OF the Metho-
dist-cp..copal cauroh, South. convened
bere TO-DAY. Bishop Galloway presiding.
conference was opened 90 e.2l o'clock
and devotional services conducted Dy the
Ii.bo, Rev Dr b.. A. aate. Rev. d..
,s,,nni,plam. and Rev. A. f.. Bette. Of
tso North 'ar0ina Conference. were in
troduced 10 the conference. John ~.
fush. John l.. Terrell A. ID. Stanford
n. p. l.. Pmmmer. as local preacher,
,-.ra elected io deacon orders. special
,,a,.er was offered Tor lhe health Of
~ 7 d. Hartson and J. G.. Troy. and
"a collecvtion was taken mp for Rev. :.
{. Hartseil
Under question ~: "Are an the preach
ers blane'ass in their character and adj
fsinletratforr" there were answers and
ronorts made from the minister. The
characters of eichty-three were examined
and passed under this rule. Many more
pteachers and delegates are yet TO ar
rye tonight and to-Dorrow. though the
attendance Is large for the first day
The Conference - being entertained by
our citizens. the other denominations here
extending the hospitality ~ their homes.
Tonight the Sunday-school anniversary
was held.
The Methodist church here has Just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va. Nov II. i''"'
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY .
Wrappers. hogshc1ds; filters. %, CUT
tiers. /. smokers. g. Total, - hog neaoa.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-ua5 .
Inspections Bright. a hogshcadf, oar Is.
~ h0gshoa1s. kcinspcctions-BIl -
hocsheads: dark hoeshead.
Crenshaws. Allegheny Ola dominion,
StOucWau. Davenport IS. flanttf7' "lu
Sca6roOk's tobacco warehouses iepoil
to-day. Deliveries. 3G packages.
United states internal revenue c9ii,.
tions ON t0haccos for the city or hlch-
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars ana cisar,eg' ,es'
S2lGjO plug tonaccos. s-v@3.o-' 4o1a''
sales Of new dark loose tohaccoss ON
Tho Richmond WaJ breaks to-day NfcH-
shaw's warehouse sold 2L9lO pounds :
highest price. SlU21. Shockoe Warehouse
sold 23OGl pounds. highest price So
There was a. splendid sale oil 4 ,i,.5.,,',
loose tobaccos at The Planters Warehou5,e r.,
To-day. Prices very still Aholn'i Di7
hreak for tomorrow. including some sV0u
trhe~coe Rcceipts continue good.
4 large break of bright loose lonaccoa
was Sold az St0ncwall warehouse lo-uaN 70
priroe were very satisfactory 10 the iarm-
ers who were present NO tho SAFE OF lh'iI
raeprctiye holdings. Another big break
win he offered at the StoneWah ware
house tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

ihe Berry Trial Attracting Much Alton
tim


rs. n.iHpjas,oRD cry VA, Soy. Is-spe-
line of Bedford County rol.rf lr2 ,..o
He.cnllon oi the citizens. Tho evido,.r..
on lIc 'onilouN 0aIll D. an iu Iuf fn,r.
Nttii t'l"Dpb pi verdict thia week
thouhh nisAt sessions ave being hold
*. Is. tlHftOr testified al. ID fh. CON
hDcuon oi J.. u. Berry with tho BANK
stating Chat De- WAS i director merol.f
~ iutu,e oinmiti,c. and that Berry
"i-u rniit. ihn cashier. rau the bank
A. y. Doyle. tnc chief witness lor the
prosecution, made an examination OF tho
book, uri produced ON tue stand a .tate-
mcAl ot lls exact condition. us shown
hy tne ho9A7. on Aprl j., Is9G. Two days
Tie assets " the bank are shown TO
have been ON April No. l>nG in round
numbers. sl>tuou. Doyc's evidence was
ihtl inns amount was made up OF Oh
claims amounting 10 $1,000. paper past
Cue for lWO years $1,000. Ecrrys and
Berry Bros paper sNf 900. and au ax-
pcnse account of SL3lD. a-srcsatirg SlG6.-
300 ana other paper % tle amount OF
Vs. q. McGhce testified that he did not
consider llr Berry paper a- worth any
thing. or fNe rit.NNu overdue paper. no
Thoughts SleW WAS good. depl ndins upon
certain collateral. the value of which ne
debt which might he realized on from
the BANKS bills receivable. if amounted.
lu bis Judgment. 90 about 5000
: Griffin, receiver OF the Liberty Saw
iurs Bank. testified that bee placed tie
amount of money that would Boz gotten
from the assets OF the bank In his pos
session 40 $1,000.
The bank. liabilities. us compiled by
DOYLE from the books. ARE composed Of
the following items. Capital stock S55. uiu,
garofai deposit SJtiJ, CERTIFICATE o. de-
p0slt So uU2. accommodation notes.
S. ai. temporary loans. $1,000. bills
payable. S1l5o. discount ana To-
tercst SI9i. exchange. soy: cry Bank
- fedeorI sie 5t6. aecrccoting I'M round
numbers $4,000
In criminal proceeding the statute
does not allow the capital 7foci. OF "A bank
% be treated as a. liability Dcducting.
therefore the S.J.hn ctpital stock or
the bank from The Sls0 900 liabilities. II
would leave Si2f.Jon.
In reference to the solvency OF Berry,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. Is. 1896.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. IS 1so0.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Davis. New Nork,
merchandise and passengers, 'ln IoiHlh-
ION Steamship Company
Schooner Howard A.. Hunt Ste' ma m.
New YORK. light. 10 load lalfo"n TICS
for Crotch, Conn.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocah0utas. Graves Nortolh.
merchandise and passengers VI 5ill'a
NaNieation Company ,-,
Steamer Richmond. Davis, New ork'
merchandise and passengers blo DoiHlh-
ion steamship Company.
Schooner H.. O.. irwin. -, Scotland, 10
load lumber for New YORK.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV Is. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship suathcarron, New Or
Er steamship Clandcboyc. Galveston.
Ger. steamship Herman, New orleans
SAILED.
Pr. steamship Strathcarron. liavre.
Ir. steamship tlnndahoye. Manche7tet'
Cor. steamship Herman. Bremen.
schooner j. y. Douglass. BOSTON
Schooner /ac sherman. Boston,
Schooner w. l.. Roberts. ran River.
Barge Majestic. Allrus Point
PORT or WEST POINT. NOV. Is l>'0.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy Halti-
more. pas sen8crs ana general c"iH''
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Ball-
more. passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
10 DECIDE THE MEN
TiL CONDrTIOS or 4 PRISON hR.
Over Two Hundred thousand Pounds OF
Tobacco sold in one Day-a
Murder Case.

.., -,r,,.-,-. ", ~. Il -Snr.ia..
lL ii-i''D NV 49, ,,, a..
The trial Of James Manson 'coioIeV tux
murder will Doe resumed in the County
r.,,,,, 81 prir,o caorae tomorrow morn
,...i.,. b,,,
ms. Inc lii"l WAS n'9N''
The accused Having made affidavit 10 the
r-.. Cha. ,t...,.. ,,.,.,,, ,,,,i.g in pinv-id-
49,. ,,.,o
oia county whose name. were h'f''' WIZ
would testify to the fact that be was
person of unsound mind. the trial of
the ease was POSTPONED TO tomorrow In
o.l... ,l,.., ,,-... y.i,,.s... ,,i.bt a,,eor
d.. .... ,..,,..,.... mn, ~. ~, -,
enquire INTO lne SANITY or INSANITY Oh 'ne
pi., III nc i7 "oJnuseu lis,,Ht' 'e
""i u' ''"t TO '"e u,s ''"'' D", !. u.
.','." s,i', ng WI - '''0
'''''' me r1p,cl0 sAf.Ee
?, 81, ,..,,,,,,,.,I H. tl'..e ,,.',o soi1 ~
tbo die.rrnt v.,rebonses n potorsb,,rr
TODAY over two hundred thousand pounds
OF loose tobacco. Where the leaf was Of
good quality. 10 brought satisfactory
prices. but prices for common grades
were low.
The losses by fire 10 the stock and
machinery of the Mitchell Manufacturing
Company have been adjusted in Balt-
more The firm has not yet learned the
amount of the adjustment.
a few days since Mr.. n. NJ. Marks OF
Irince george county NNl'e GONG
th.oush the WOODS Aoa"," UP "o'h OF
,n ,',' rtlie5 i've ~ tbom
The regular monthly term of the Coun-
ty Court OF aurry Will open on next
| Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19
VIZ. Da,is and Daughter In 81 Loni.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. N.-Mrs Jefferson
Davis and her daughter Miss Winnie
Davis arrived here last night from the
South. They were met az Union station
bv "a committee OF distinguished citizens
and escorted 10 the Planters Hotel.
whore they were entertained hy the local
branch OF the Daughters of the Confed-
crlcy.
Th.. evening Mrs. Davis and her
daughter were the guests Of honor az
tho Daughter OF the Confodcracy ball
at The Merchants Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

Operations for the Preservation of Old
jamestown Tower

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. lS-Spc-
cial-Ihe fan term OF James city Cir
cult Court began Monday. Judge BcnJa-
min II. Guntor presiding
Work on old Brut0n Episcopal church
d. progressing rapidly, aud the Old church
now presents very attractive appear
ancc. No change has been made n the
design of the building, especially ln IT'S
exterior but. ON the contrary great Gaze
has been taken 10 replace everything as
near like d. was originally as possible.
Tine old stosulo has been painted snow
white. and with its glldcd ball ana
weather gage. D. an object OF admiration
10 AN who behold 90.
Tho ncw school building is now COM
plsted. and as soon ass the enclosure, &C.,.
are constructed. viii bee occupied.
Generations viii soon begin ON the pres
oryIfiou OK the old church tower 90
jamestown. Mr.. Howard Constable, of
New York. has the work IN charge. ana
viii snare no pains nor expense 60 pee
serve tits precious landmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-19

Mr. Benianin Lawson Makes Mrs LINE
=. Freeman His Bride.

A pretty wedding took place in All
Saints church 90 u o'clock yesterday
morning. when Mir HDnJarih Lawson was
married TO Mrs Lizzie :. Freeman py
Rev. Mr. john y. DowAnaA. ... t....
Tne weddnL. owing to the recent ur.t lii
OIL Inc brides father. was very Qu'ct
ono. and was witnessed D. oniy "a le"
T.iafirrs and friends The pride Noi. d
dark blue travelling dress and Carried
she Vas accompanied by her sister. Miss
Iallc SrOtAor, Who carried American
rGo bride was mot az the altar by the
groom. who was mpanied 10y his best
man. Air. Jack Miller.
Mo u.hers were Messrs William Walk
er. Gainett Wall. Clarence CABOT. and H..
Victor Williams.
SON left for northern tour. The groom
IS i'm the employ of the American To-
charming woman who is Wei known here
ia social circles.