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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23
Rocky Mountain News Suggests n
Combination.

Denver, May 1s.-The Rocky Mountain
News in leading editorial today suggests
that the Colorado democracy with the
democracy of neighboring states pre-
sent Senator Teller in the democratic ma
tional convention as a candidate for the
presidential nomination, should he bear
himself at St. Louis as he is expected to
d,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23
TO MAINTAIN SCHOOLS OF MINES
Favorable Report Ordered on the

Washington. May 19-The house com
mttee on public lands has ordered a ia
vorable report on the bill for the MAIN
tenace of schools of mines in the publlc
land states and territories by granting
each the proceeds from the sale OF MN
eral lands s125 600 for the current year, ana
an annual increase of $1,000 per year for lo
wears.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23

Pretoria, May l8.-There was a great
demonstration touay upon the occasion OF
the funeral of T.. L. Clay, reform com
mitteeman, who committed suicide by
cutting his throat in jail. Barney Barnato
rode in the first carriage.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23
a L.auiSiana L,nchinG.

New Orleans, May 19.-Last night James
Dazzle, colored was taken from jail in st.
Bernard's parish and lynched. He was
arrested for attempting to outrage white
lady near Patterson plantation Sunday
morning.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23

Schafer Defeated GARNER.
Chicago, May 19.-Schaefer defeated
GARNER in tonight's game of the billiard
tournament by score Of 500 to H5.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23
WAS HIT BY A CYCLONE
EaIl.s CITY. NEB., THE LATEST
stFEEREn FROM TMisTEE.
Reports That Forty People. ali In
.iiHnS. Lost Their Lives i'll the
Awful Gale.

Omaha, May 18.-A special 10 the Pee
from Falls City. Neb., says:
This city ana surrounding country ar
n mourning tonight. Win dead anu IN
Nred in many families and the debllS OIL
Ihe devastating elements covering every
thing. y cyclone struck the place As far
as can be learned at present the Killed
ar6 injured are:
Killed -Eight-year-old son of j. NJ.
tI3ucks, Mrs. sam Saylor. Mrs. John
saith and Mrs. Shock.
Injured-Willam Brannon and Wife, j.
NJ IUuc1s, Mrs. j. NJ. Houcks, Isaac IL.
Rhodes, son and daughter OF Mrs. Rhodes,
William Hinton, Mrs. William Hinton, a
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton, a tramp
1t The Missouri Pacific depot and William
Snlloh.
1t is estimated the damage will he Si3,-
$50 TO the city and park.
Deaths the Reservation.
omaha, May ia special to the Bee
from Humboldt, Neb, says:
The train this evening brings reports
)f frightfui results OF the cyclone on the
reservation. adjoining this county. The}
assert that ~ persons We're Killed by the
,ycIone Oh the reservation. No particulars
are obtainable AS all wires are down.
Those killed are supposed TO De Indians,
a there are few whites on the resefya-
lion.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-05-23

An Austrian Archdu&e Dead.
Vienna May 19.-Archduke Charles Lou
is of Austria, the eldest brother of Emper-
or Francis Joseph. is dead. aged 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

CHICAGO. Lii, oct. 2i.-WHEAr IS
sinking ln price 20 rapidly thdt even lts
must oeVOtcd Iucuus are beginning 10
desert It's Causc. caterudy fanny ON
IuuIsuay's Weahncas induced mDd stale
rctuIu OF confidence, bui to-day break
not only offset that revival, 10, earned
oIsmuy TO some OF the most PRONOUNCED
ana constant bulls. Inc cash Nntat
situation was somewhat relieved, 1T
there was still a very mucn cOngestcd
CONDITION reported. Money with when
to carry the hitun Is muen necucd, ahd
the strlngeucy is most discyhfdSins.
Ordinary news pertaining 10 the rld'het
cut little hpurc DecciuDcI Whcd- oi".h-
ed from 7Uy-c. 10 1uc., sold between '"'sc.
and blc.. CI0slng al OJlc.-Jtsc hIter
yesterday. Cash wheat Mas weak S"d
&c. per bushei lower.
COKN-Droppcd in price through the
influence OF the decentralization cs-Stlns
90 wheat There has not hecn a. y *
so that the break oid not bring )ut mucn
corn. May corn opened from .c.sc. TO
21a.c. sold between ~ 90
ciuslng al - &C. H@sc under Nfa.eicay.
Cash corn Was easy ANA hc. rover.
DAIS-M ere Chtuptf to-day ti"n yes
tcrday. the reduced price OF Nhcu era
corn drawing the value OF this eiiin
downward with thcnL May oats tl'f 90
sc under yesterday. Cash oats were
weak "a i.fl%c. per Dushel lower.
PEONISIONS-A Strong nos mFhct
conveyed strength potent enJlsh % 81 =
taln aud advance prices Of PRO ii"t e"f y
Inn line daV. The break in Ahedt uus ny
extended an easy tone 90 MS Lih. h''1
January pork and fii~ closed uncnhnEed
and January lard nc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as folows'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
NEW yORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-FLOCR-Dun.
easy. and unchanged. Southern -four
W1iEAT-S .ot market Gun md weak
NJ 3i5c. lower with options. ungraded
red. Gg4>ic.. No 1 northern. 1sAc. OPP
ffnrS were fuuly active ana ll.seftif.i
closing weak at SIC define; No. . red
J-inarv. 1>c.. March Sm.c May IW. .
Octcher. 7lisc.; November. 7i7sc; Deem
coRN~spot DUN and weaker; No. :,
were dull ard weak md Ha%c. lower:
October. so3.c.; November, solsc. De,
OATS-Spoi quiet and easier. Options
dun and weaker. October.
cen,her 2ic.: May. 2cmc. Spot prices:
No . 22c.. No. white. 25i.c.; mixed
western. 2302le.
VAY-Quiet and fairly erm: shipping.
5-,Ncpc: good TO chofce. = sff9oc.
Wool Fairly active. firm and I'M
changed.
. -. extra rcse sfWWT no tcef hams
ariet city extra. India mess. Sio5on
err MEATs-s,cady. picked bellies
e. -. ~hoifffcrs - 90. hams. - mn" -
IAPp-Oriet and stronger; vostcrn
steom StrTih. cifv 81 ma -: October.
az A. Refined Quiet: continent - '~'
south American. s5.S5: compound. S.d2ia
'r0rv-ouiet and steady; new mess
'RrTTER-ouiet and unchanged: State
da,rv liT1ec.: 10 creamery. 'ssgg2Uc.;
western dairy. s912c.; Elgins, 21c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

IltNfuolhs ' H. p'Ns - i'"'.
Sales of dark loose tobacs's On lie
Richmond (Nu.J bicahs tor the Wen ~
iue to-day, 5iOU POUNDS. Mc7si5 s. a.
H. Nuaenun * 20. report SOod s-es Vh
new dark loose tobaccOs; much Deter
i-,,,.,t- s.,i,s reported TO the secretary
Of the iacnnoud Tobacco Trade to-day
pfivate sales reported 10 the secretary
OF The Richmond tobacco uaue ioi ,,e
heads. nllers, lis, cutters, 80 sino' a. ..
IA. scrap (brishU. 30 lear 'ulhi. -
,.estern. IA, Lurleys, -; Tugs dark ~
Total. $50 hOgsAeads. IL.
'rn. tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Insnections-Bright, 40 hogsael.s; asst
en-. / hosshead. Keinspec iJ!S -iT sLt'
and Tor the week ending 10 day. In
spoctions--liright, lu> hof-hedus, cAi n,
leg hOeshcads and II tierces; western. 4
horehcads. Relnspecttons-B Bright. IL
hoeshcads: dark. 3 hogsheads; western.
L. hoeshcads.
to-day Isl hogsheads and ~ uerces:
rcinspcctiOns - hOgsheaos. 4olai' oiV
hogsheads and ~ terce5. .,,..
Old Dominion Allegheny Seahrooh :,
Shclburne's. ShOckOc. Davenport s, anu
Nauchan's tobacco warehouses report 10
day: Receipts - packages deliveries
TD 'eN same tobacco warehouses. vith
Jones, Stoncwall Crenshaws Ne'u :
Planters. Williams X kenhhs aIu
F.,rrers added. report for the WICK md
ing to-day: Receipts 3JS mack '6e5; &C.
livcfies, 3G3 packages. ILL.,.
United Slutcs internal revenue coll'c-
,ions ON Tolaccos for tho city OF Rich
,oo,d Va to-day: Cigars ard cisaicsifs
81 *. plug tobaccos. Sl.0GS.sf Total.
United States internal revenue coilec-
t,ers on toi.accos for the city OF Rich-
,nona Va. for the wec} ending to-day:
GEARS and cigarettes 81 7cp.5i: plug
toboccos. si9llG43. Total. SIC NsJ.3I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
hPICTURE FAKE At WORK.
A Number OF People swindied by Thread
,.r.. scheme.


To all appearances there is another pic
ture-frame fakir running at large IN the
city and taking credulous people. IL Is
one OF those old threadbare schemes al
which peopie Will be found VINO now
ana then bite at swindles. The fakir Is
quite a good looking fellow. lie mas DARK
hair and eyes. and Is rather progresses
sing in personal appearance. His name
has not vet been learned, and so iar as
Is known there have not been any EFFORTS
to arrest the man. IL Is thought tndt
he has swindled a number OF people IN
Richmond. In most cases the victims
lost only small sums OF money. IL Is not
know how many people were faxed.
The following Is a copy OF the circular
employed by the man:
Richmond High School OF Art We
guarantee safe return of the original
Ali originals kept in n ire-proof wal
let. Please bear in mind that we give
special attention to this department. and
we give the assurance that all portraits
OF superior finish true likeness. Our ar
lists are gentlemen OF experience and
ability. We are confident that our work
will give perfect satisfaction.
"Our charges are Only for the cost
OF material. We are responsible for all
agreements our men make. We will for
felt one hundred xlO0) dollars for any
one proving that we do not come up to
our contract.
Deposit Amount Due...........
our References-Dr A. Muel. Berkeley
Bloch. Charles LutsAt. Skinney B.others,
ex-senator Aldritz Whensick. drug
eist."
rhe scheme Is 10 collect twenty-five
cents or fifty cents Is the Ease may be,
as a dorosit I'm advance. and the agent
says he will return to collect the amount
due when the work is delivered. A pic
ture is given the man 10 be framed, and
that is the last seen OF nan. picture. or
anything else. except the circular as
above quoted. A young lady gave the fell
low photograph OF her deceased sister
10 be framed. and paid the twenty-five
cents as an advance deposit. She has
not heard Of the fellow since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

EGGS-Quiet: State and Pennsylvania,
isIsf, DC, iCe-house. ipxulJc. western.
fresh. lJ12y iyc., do. case. S@UIt'oo'
lined. l5c.
COTTON SEED OJI-Oulet and barely
steady; crude. 22L3g 23c.; yellow PRIME
2ULc.
i.OSlN-Quiet and firm; strained. COM
mon TO good, 81 100.
TUKPENTiNE-S Steady at 2slag29c.
RlCE-firm and unchanged.
MOLASSES- Uncr anged
PEANUTS-Steady. fancy hand-picsed.
3N &c.
COFFEE-Steady NJ 1925 points vp:
November. Sg.1Vu9.SO. December. sH'"p
go. March. Sy.53Q9.10. July. 500: Sep
TENDER, $50. Spot Eio dun and stea ~
No !. SiOTj.
SUGAR-Raw dun and FIRM: fair ie-
nning 2ssc. Refined uncha1sci ina IN
moderate demand.
EIGHTS-Liverpool market culet'
cotton. by steamer. 3D., trlin. by s'eah-
cr, I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
THt RICHMOND ART CLUB.
The Formal Opening for the Season to BE
". III Next hursday.

The Richmond Art Club held business
meeting Thursday afternoon. october 22d.
at the rooms OF the Richmond Art Club.
with the following present: Mrs. George
Mss Adele Williams. Miss Annie Gray,
Ben Johnston, Mrs. Henry Williams.
and Mr.. Edward V. Valentine OF the
Executive Board; and Miss Edyth c.
beverage. secretary.
IT was decided that on Thursday even
ing, October Goth, at $50 o'clock. the
formal opening of the Art Club for the
season would take place at the club
rooms.
Several of the ladies will have charge
OF the the arrangements for the OPEN
ing. An attendance of all the members
is expected, and the Art Club will enter
upon this the second year of its life,
with prospects that promise to mark IL
as an era in the artistic and social life
OF Richmond.
After November LIST the rooms will be
open daily from A. NJ. to Il. NJ, and
fiom TO II y. NJ. and critic 40
pointed for each month. Mr.. William
G. holland has consented to criticise the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

>oAction Taken in Ws-hington-'m e'a's
WI, ely scat

WI ely seat rifu.
ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 2i-Ihe remains
OF Hon. Charles Frederick crisp. eA-
Sneaker OF the United States House o.
Tepresentatiyes were conveyed at lDSs
a clock this morning from Holmes SAM
tarium to the Capitol. Governor At
kluson and other public officials, mill
tarv and private citizens acted as es-
cort. The body will lie IN state IN the
rauitol rotunda until to DIV morning.
when II will be taken TO ,mericus for
Interment Many kilograms OF sympathy
from public men have been received by
Mrs. Crisp. There will be no memorial
addresses here
WASHINGTON. Oct. o. - When the
news OF the death of Judge crisp was
received here yesterday afternoon Vice
President Stevenson and Speaker Reed
were at once communicated with The
Vice President Is IN some place In Illinois
and Speaker Reed Is to-day AZ Wichita.
Kan. sergeant-at-Arms Bright Of the
Senate t. AZ his home In Indiana.
No replies have heen received 10 tele-
grams ~ advice and none Is exnected
from the Vice President In the alb
serce Of tho-a authorized 10 act IN such
cases. Mr.. White OF the sergeant-at-
office. VIII rfnffS'nt CONNER hrlNht NJ
the funeral II il Is nossible for him 70
reach Americus IN time. II Is usual 10
annoirt committees ~ both branches o.
Congress 10 attend the funerals NJ do
ceased members whore such appointments
can be made IN time. There are not
more than hpg' dozen members OF
either House within reach and II IL nos
sihle that no amendments ~ committees
will be made in existing circumstances
Up 20 I o'clock to-day no Official COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

,cou.re Lewis had heavy cr'ii.'''A'
dor,.et yesterday. lie required I'm 80
1on 10 pay COS. and give seeui 'sS IA
sum OF 80 for creating u1So So n,,,t..r
o-,,i,r highway on he 18Th OF OetooeF
.1arence fa.rfax was fined s. for break
ING and inJDrng winoow, tue SAINT
nelns tne properly OF sidney school
Clarence Fairfax. in another case, was
required 10 pay costs Tor assaultins ana
striking AUSTIN Johnson.
Esau johnson was hned so for breaking
ana deiacins the property OF sidney
School.
Rosa King was assessed - and costs
for USING abusive language 10 Kate Robin
son
Ora Jackson for the same offence, 10
the same person, received the same YER
Dict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. C., Oct. y. -ROS'N
Firm strained. sl.Ij; good s'raine1.
$50.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-S:ea
machine. 2J9sc.; Irregular. Zoe
TAk-F!rm at Sl.UO.
CRUDE RPENTINE-Firm. hd' &C.
Sl.5O. SOFT. s1JO. virgin, Sl.sO
CHARLESTON. S. C., oct ~ -TSH-
PENTINE-Firm at 2jc. bid. =, >,
kOSlN-Firm. Quotations.. Al u. g..
H.. 81 80: /. and X. SLIGO: NJ. >L7j. n.
500. ". O.. s2.ij. W. w, s2.@-
SAVANNAH. GA. oct. 2i.-LURPEN-
TINE-Marke; opened firm at 2.;sc. WIN
sales Of 100 casks. and closed '"m OF
2JiHc. bid: receipts. LIS casks.
RCSIN-Firm. sales. 1000 barrels: re-
ceipis 4ljl barrels. Quotation- y b.
G.. p. F.; and f. s. 'oi !, s. ~ s., TO-
w. O.. $50; w. w. go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
No Fake About H,mbusch's Death.

A rumor originated out West that Ram
busch. the defaultng banker who alb
seconded from juneau. Wisconsin. had
not committed suicide In Fredericksburg.
Va. as reported in the papers few days
ago. The rumor also alle8ed that tho
man was stu alive and had put up a
job on the authorities 80 as TO escape
pursuit.
a special telegram to The Times yes
terday from Fredericksburg jisposss OF
this rumor. The telegram says: There
is no fake about the suicide OF RAM
busch. The body was identified AMI chip
ped 10 juneau, Wisconsin. in acco ida lco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
8. Oct 2t.-5:30 p. M.-Three per
cent. rentcs. lOl francs and .1l1 eentimes
fOr INT account.



NEW AOitrN, oct. A.-,OIION-Dul,
hI~e""s s~4, 81, blinunne, ., net re-
ape. o. rdleo, siVss receipts, I'''o
"'.'~-' 49, "ai ~vu, t,Vv- Daivs, seO~n' i"-'
81 OaIta.
.C.~. ,v-uay and 50 TAR this week-Net
Iecc'p1s. iv,oi' ~ GO, c~i,Oa - 10 ri""No'
sou "aics, c~Htinrnt, Io.V-' Daic5' s9OS"'
l,vJo.4s- D.lcs.
IO..ii sin.u septen Ter lst-Net receipts
-.V-4,voo na.cS, e~rVl - 10 rie~l D.'.-'''
JtJ.o-O Dales, tIan1e, IVs.JiJ OaieS' CON-
liuclt v.-,oi- bales.
cO-tOn iutLIes QDiet and stcant
g-ovV Daies, Octoyer, co., NV'e"ipoi'
'U5. DECEMBER. .oo, Janeufy' 80, GU
roafy, go, Al-Ich, 90, Apih OH. "i~S'
S.4o, Junc, Oh, oui!, 90. ~ a.,
Inc total visible supply OF COTTON ior
the wOIiu ls -.o'J.tvo Se'cs' vi ""iOh
@1s5.oDo baics uie nni' j. ''', ~'
.. I-o.4J baies and 2,oiU.-JO Dales, re-
aI,,.4AtiN. 4.st r"i. 800 49,. ..s, ~
this week al ali interior towns, 230"
bales. receipts from the pauia..is.
..i 80 bales. crop I'm sight. 2.G69.21s bales.
NEW ORLEANS La. oct. -l-COI-
TON-Futurcs steady. sales 81. iUO Ot.,s;
october. -. November. -. 1ecsmner'
:. o.. January, 7.Os. fcUruHry. III, March,
7SI. Apul. 7s1. May, o.iO.
LfVtkl OOL. ceD -.-i2;30 +. NJ
COTTON-Modorate do~'an' ~~'o"e w
ii.lar american middnng. 4 17-32: sales.
5000 bales, American. 400 bales specu-
latiOn and export 800 BALE, te,c'p.s,
lures opened firm and DEMAND moderate;
October 27-64 October and November.
2O-G4. November and Dc-or~'
December and January. lG-G4T4 1861:
January and February. 15-GtNl 1864;
February and March l5-GI March and
AnriI. I 15-Gi: April ard May. 1864:
Nav and June. i1-6i June and July
and July and August 1854. Futures
steady AZ the advance.
Snot Prices-American middlinr foir.
4 27-32: good middlng. 49,: low middling.
4 ZIG: good ordinary. 5-lG' ordinary
~.
I p. M.-American middNrg. 4 ~:
October ( 2G-Gt value: October and No
vcrrrer. 2O-Gf settlers. November 9nh
December 4 1G-Gf1f i7-A lrycrs. re
cewter and January. i1-G4t4 lN-Ot'
huvere. january and Ferr"0~v "e"r.' ~
ard March and March ard Anril. l5-6i,
sellers; Anril ana May. I l.-GIt-l lE-n''
hrvors. Nav and June. ic-f'f't 'I-'i.
eoiers. June and Jrlv { f7-el -sol'ors:
Iulv and August l7-Gi0, 1854, sellers.
Futures closed barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
YINANCE AND COMMERCE
rns CLOSING QUOTA TIONs or
MONff.
oocrinrs and sales at ,he Richmond To-
DsccD tNcnanec-i"'"'"s'" "'"A"e
,oilections-torei-n Ad'iees.

NEW YORK, oct 2i-Lower prices
from I.OADou. a break ma Nncal. ana
leafs o. .'oOf baiA ssa'ci'c"' a'' ,V'-
stock Exchange Ilc dc,nne Win toll
IsMe4 Mas tl.4lpoi ...44t, soy ..es per
,,nt.. s.Ia ttlvic uav SApn tuon 81 me
first hour o. laulu- tut cAnIc ut &C.
NtloftU t.Dat autNtt4. 10 .alt. a INA
1ufltN UI .nc ilall4i. ISSUES sviu al me
uttt utuIc1 q tno Wt,A. lnc q auScS
foT l.c ltttcl Mua uDV 30 tnc latl mat
tlo banA eNttvincnt aA"wco -sin an
cash Ol cl.t3p.tuu. ana 90 hcl csst IA
sOIplu. reserve 81 So.uttS.D. lue cnOr-
NOUS contraction ln soaus--S,i.U -,ytt- v Is
alIaItul4 ONt44esnt4 as tn. bun tninu-
fidrl~. Ale us41slt i.u. was u uuCcd
s..-l-.iuu. I..anu.s tAe tOtaI rsd lClOn
IoI tNt past TWO Wcprs over ten ga mons
ln The tatl hour business Was setlsc
and prices moved
fI.a up e. I-4. Chicago Gas 10 OJH.
Rock island 20 bI,s. burlington and
tan 10 v5',, l.eac.ns TO 49, Kuuger TO
@lN, preferred 90 ipig. Leather uICtcfrcd
20 o. and Western Union 10 SOS. ne
bituminous coal shares were IN better
request ou the announcement that the
miners on the Wheeling ala LAKE Ire
Hooking Valley, and tlet eLuud. Lorraine
aud NJ nccIiul roads VIII resume W'in on
MONDAY. Speculation closed sfOnt, WIN
prices az or near tAe best OF ire uay.
Set changes -IU. -lil- or .HIt per
cent. the luausfrials leading. Total
sales Were lua i2J shares. including l".oVV
Sugar. 1880 ST. Paul $500 bennington.
ana s.2uU Louisville and NASHVILLE. me
railway ana miscellaneous bond market
was firm and active. The sales amount
Cd 90 Ssi3Olu. 800, -... -.,.,.
Treasury Bal1ncns: COIN Sl-',J-V' 'o"'
Money on cali SAC per cent; prime
mercantile pantr e 40 pcr cent stcTl-
ing EXCHANGE steady. Win br-Lal Drsl-
moss in bankers bills ut islautel1 lot
a kfn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

munication had been received at the
Capitol, either from Vice-President stew
enson or Speaker Reed In regard 10 tne
funeral OF ex-Speaker Crisp. Inc oniy
recognition OF the event at the Capl'ol
was due 10 the thoughtfulness OF Mrs.
Owens. daughter OF Representative SANK
head. OF Alabama. who came to the Gap
itol early this morning and draped Juosc
Crisp's picture in the group or portrai,s
Of ex-Speakers in the corridor oack Oh
the Speakers chair with mourhins
crepe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

CINCINNATI, O., oct. 2i.-FLOUs-
Steady: winter patent, SJ.oO4f.Jy' spi"'s
patent Si1Ju4.OJ. $500,
WHEAT-Iieavy and dull; No req.
7Sc.. No. 3 red track. 69c
COKN-lrreeular and. easy; NO mix
ed. old. 2'ic No. ? white, Old. nc.
OATS-Nomnal and duil; No. Wnlte'
olnr,c.. No > mixed. lSa1Siqc
LAKD-Steady, Kettle. sl.t2Hflt.s'1'
prime steam. Si12l2.
DRY Sailed MEATS-Sfculd ,rs,
s. -. short ribs. s4l2l2; snort GEAR 80"
0i.3O.
bACON-steady; loose shoulders. Si.i&',;
short ribs. S4JO. short clear. N.O2i2
BuTTER-Sf.ady; Elgins &c
MIiISkI-Steady at Sl.lS.
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GOpEENOF o'FhRRALL.
A Singing Rebuh b." Those Who are
Ahu-ine = Gallant Soldier.

The Salem Times-Register Of last Fri
day has the following interesting arti-
cle by Or. X. 4. STYLE
| have observed with modification and
sol row the disposition OF The Democrat
ic press and speakers IN this campaign TO
abuse and Witty some OF the ablest. most
faithful. and most conscientious workers
for the cause of Democracy In every cam
paign through which the old party has
nassed since the dark DAYS OF reconstrr,c-
ton. simply because they cannot conform
their sense OF duty TO their country and
their principles 10 the mandates OF a con-
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Ii VIII Re Called Ia tue Hastings Court
To-Mcrrow

Inc case of Edward WINNER charged
with killing Charles G.. Thalhimer. on
September Eth last. the particulars OF
which have been given In fun IN Tho
Times, viii come up for trial In the
Hastings Court tomorrow morning. The
case was TO have been tried last Monday
but at the request of the Commonws alth 8
Attorney. Mr.. ID. G. Richardson, the case
was postponed for a week. In asking for
the postponment, Mr.. Richardson stated.
that he had been unable to give the mat
ter the necessary attention and besides h.
expected to have some important wit
nesses on hand from Blueneld and Ken
ova, w. Va.
1t is possible. however. that owing 20
the pending election. the case will 90 over
until the November term of the court
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith. one OF the counsel for
the defence intimated last Monday that
he could not be in attendance. inasmuch
as he had on important engagement in
York county
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND. oct. 2i.-Flour-
Unchanged.
WIiEAT-Wfak and lower; spot Hrd
4, tober. 74dfi<c.; December. I5. 4,O'sc.;
steamer No. ed. ipniu'sc.. .o1-nrin
hv sample. 3Q75c.; d.. on grade 'o'i1
7ikc. So,
tORN-Steady: spot md October. = Z
a.. &c: new cr Old November or De-
cember. 2lhG2 &c; January JONHaVf,c.;
steamer mixed 2sAa2'sc.; southern
com .00His.
O,rc '-e.v white, PC. bid:
No. mixed, 21g22isc.
~ t.-..,,,.,, export demand:
- " near Is. 41Cl,c.; No. = western,
4i9i3Xc.
IiAi-Firm: choice timothy. s13oO ID.
GRAIN FREIGHT S-Steady and I'M
chr rred
COEFET-cteadv. No Z s1l.00
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col Ids

morning classes, and Mr.. Edward "
Valentine the evening classes every Mon
day during November.
The Executive Board will meet al e:D
p. NJ. the first Friday In each month 10
discuss and arrange all business matters
connected with the club.
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coFFEE-steady: No. !. sil.0o.
cu1CAGo 1--we STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. III. oct.
2f-CATTLE-Receip 90, mari G, NOM
inally steady. common ia -, tis,
Ss9.n5lu: stockers ana fee w. 8. :. We
3G5. COWS and bulls, Sion - Chve",
SJJUNCUO. IexaLs. S21Ou t.l"' We era
ringers, S25OG3.7J.
IOGS-Receipts. 10000: market str'ins;
heavy packing and shiDping lolS' ., .-,,s
:. ,u, common 10 Choice ini".t. ~ ~
3G5: choice assorted. >3jV1i3 10, h-h'
S33Od3C5. pigs. S2jOG33) .,..
SIlEEP-Receipts. 500. markct nu
and steady: inferior 10 choice, slJ0t- 10
limbs. S3.OOniGO.
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c1ssoNs.-Died. OF Glen ; lleH va. On
= StuIa'ty, O,,obcr "a. lsyo. Ms - -, N M
'N ,DsaONs, wlIe u S'P''-'i
John Cussons. ..,.a, ,,,,i ne hold at
,, ne ~ C.me,-.y on MONDAY. &C.
,oher nth at 3 l.. NJ.