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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
HONOR JUDGE PEEk's MEMORY.
4 Republican Club Organized In newport

ARepubIican Club Organized In newport
News.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. A.-spe-
cial-Warwick County Court convened
this morning, with Judge Atkinson o.
Isle or Wight county, on The bench
The morning session was taken UP III
tho reading OF resolutions of respect 10
me lat, Judge Peek, ana the delivering
Teey were spread upon the minutes
Of the court.
Addresses were made by ". c. Stuart
4. p. Scgar, T.. g.. Bickiord. and j. a.
Field.
A Republican league club was organized
here last night. DO opposition 10 ia
c. p. Huntington Republican League
club already in existence. The new
club is composed OF the faction of that
PARTY who are known here as the anti
rIav men. II is not thought that they
win have much influence IN breaking the
ranks of the Republicans here, as Colonel
Clav has one OF the bcst-organized clubs
in the State.
Charles I.uddoth aged sixty-fve years.
died suddenly at bis home near here last
night al n O'Clock He had been ail-
ing for some months. and his death was
expected for the past six weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22


CHICAGO. Ill, Jan. 2l--Ihe outcome
Of prices for wheat to-day proved lorlu-
nate Tor those WHO nave btCu aH di"ii6
feeling for the top point Nothing en-
coiiraeine enough to entitle prices TO amy
further gain was TO hand al the OPEN
ing. and the feeling was rather heavy
buf during the first half hour The senti-
ment became stronger rev DEBATED
shorts deerning 10 incumbent Elat they
should cover There was then idlf
bulge but about noon Braisireei re-
port appeared 20 worry buyers ana holq-
ere Id gave a decreased worlds visible
SUNNY OF only .g3l. 900 bushels, where
tho talent had figured ont that thefe
would bee reduction OF from "ooD,"'p 20
500 600 bushels. FROM theh 10 tho
close there was nothing IN the cOndlloh
of the market 10 commend 10 90 would
bc purchasers May wheat opened from
G1a-QBla-c. sold between 6llsc. and ga
02Nc., closing at Oh ,Foi &C., zc. uH ai.r,
yesterday. Cash wheat sold al hfm
prices. but closed weak. with the futures.
Corn traders paid strict attention 10
the action Of wheat ana were guided
In their operations lncrenN. III was ho'
"a dun market. nor Yet particularly dcuNe.
May corn opened az 2eiic., sold between
2Qi.c and 2g%c., closing at 9ls0%9iica
hnitc. under yesterday. Cash corn was
Oats-The country sold oats being APP
parently satisfied with the gains achieved
I'm the recent past The tone of the mar
kot was similar 20 that OF wheat and
corn. ana Ait same iDAlTF was IiNiEAfN4.
May oats closed &C.. lower than yes
terday Cash oats were firm.
proVisions-WlmOut displaying any
booming character. product was strong
during three-quarters of the days ses-
Sion. Inc run OF hogs was light and
prices for them higher. The trade look
"a for further falling off In the arrivals
The weakness OF wheat late i'm the scs-
sion communicated an easier feeling TO
nroduct and induced some selling 20
realize Prices receded and closed $50
l7nc. lower than yesterday Tor May pork
2iLc. lower for May lard, and 2is0Jc
lower for May ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
MERCHANT SENT T0JAIL.
HEAgILY FINED and IMPRISONED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR on SUNDAY.
A successful Turkey Hunt-Nr. Noisnd's
Assailant Sent to the Peniten-
tlary for seven Years.

trrrcuEsVILLE. VA, Jan. H.-Spe-
st'-Nr Thomas l.. Ball, son OF the
faTa Henry Ball Of Temple Han, died
'.'0 waSnasdav AT the residence OF Mr..
Samuel Rall near Balls Blun. lie was
about fifty years OLD. wi.
The Rev. James ID. Smith. OF WASH
ina-ton. ID. c., held revival meeu"ss
day and night in the Bapust cnurcn o.
Leesburg, during the past week, ass'S'-
"a b,, ne nastor. Rev }. l.. Barber.
Tbe Ioudoun National Bank ana the
peonlc.s National Bank on Tuesday iast
re-elected all their old directors ana OF
acers. with the exception that MI, Aitn"'
Phillips was made a director OF tne no-
doun National Bank, vice w. j. mar
rison, deceased. ~,
DIR. c. n. Athey. Of Johns Hopkins ,ni-
versity visited his father, in IeeSou's'
last week.
At the last term Of our County Court
George w. Survick. the Leesburg mer-
chant charged with unlawfully selling
liquor. pleaded guilty. and threw himself
upon the mercy Of the Court. the JUN
imposed fine Of $z75, and the costs
will amount to 500 more.
JUSTICE BEFORE MERCY. --
His counsel, Mr.. e. f. Garrett. made
AZ earnest appeal for mercy. but his
Honor. Judge Il. H. Tebbs. replied that.
whatever sympathy ne might feel as
man. he was there as an official 20 en-
force the law. and that Mr.. Survick had
repeatedly knowingly. and wilfully vio-
lated the law, and must take the conse-
ouenccs: and that the Court would put
! his imprisonment ar three months I'm the
county iail. but n he had not pleaded
/ guilty his imprisonment would have been
ar least six months longer.
/ fa-
stone Oden Rogers and Edgar Burch, OF
this county. and George p. Gardner. OF
/ Baltimore. went on a wild-turkey hunt
and hagged eight gobblers and four hens
on Tuesday they killed six more tur-
KEYS
The turkeys were quite fat. and aver
aged twenty-three pounds each. one COB
| bier weighing as much as thirty-twt
pounds.
Allen Mcdaniel. the-negro who made =
/ foionious assault upon Mr.. y. y. holland
OF Round HILL some time ago. rs STATED
I'm The Times. was AZ the last to m o.
the County Court sentenced to the penn
Tertiary for seven years.
NO WATER FOR CATTLE.
Some Of our farmers are put 10 erea
! inconvenience TO water their stock, az
what little water was IN the streams
has been frozen solid almost or quite
20 the bottom by the cold weather.
on February 9th the Protestant church
! es Of Leesburg will commence serie
OF revival services 10 be conducted by
the noted reyivalst, Mr.. J. y. school
field Of Danville
David f.. Sampson Of North Carolina
is holding a series Of meetings AZ tn
Friends church. at Silcotts Springs.
Mr. u W. Lane. agent Of the Mutua
I T,..tl.I AGG0gtQ
tion. of Richmond. IS working 10 estab
fish "A branch at Hamilton. with a fai
prospect OF success.
Clinton Hatcher Camp. c. v, celebrated
General Lees birthday to-day with FIN
dinner.
Circuit Court. Judge Nichol presiding
convened to-day.
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rnRAcco EXCHANGE.

i-i''i'i''' ..
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richn Ond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY:
wrappers. q hoesheads, hllers, lear
dark. >. Jugs (darb, .. Total, i hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports light
samnling 10 day.
Myers. Planters, Davenport s, Neal s,
shockoe. StOnewall. SeabrOOk's. Williams
x Rehlngs. Allegheny. and old Domin-
ion warehouses report 10 day. Receipts
. packages. deliveries % packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tOhaccOs for the city OF Rich
mOnd. Va to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
81. 81 60. plug tobaccos, S3,usJ.e6. Total,
Si9lO5l.
Bright loose breaks will DE offered al
Shelburncs and StoneWail tobacco ware
houses tomorrow.
Mr. G.. n. Lindenberger, Of Louisville
Ky. is ON the Richmond Wa) Tobacco
Market to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

The People of spotsyivania suffering foI
Water to Drink.


SPOTsYLVANIA G. H., Jan. 2l.-Spe-
cial-A singular accident happened here
the other day-one which seems almost
improbable.
Young Tommy Harris son of the sher-
if, was playing with halt-pound weight
on the stOOp Of the store OF Harms *
Cusmond He threw the weight upon
the floor To the surprise OF everybody II
Immediately bounced upwards ana stiuch
"Buckshpt" Payne, six-foot youth VINO
was standing by severe bloW IN the
mouth, knocking out two OF his tront
teeth The board upon which the weight
fen after leaving young Harms hahas
was loose, and accordingly acted as
spring board To this fact was proba-
blv due the extraordinary occurrence.
Major Allen G. Dickinson IS, l regret 10
saw. SIN confined TO his room, suffering
from sever attack OF eczema in one
foot. IN addition 10 the chronic rheuma-
usm. 10 which he has for so long been
In several sections Of the county, nota-
blv near MassapOnaX. the people are sur
feriug from scarcity Of drinking water,
the unusually dry spell having made the
wells and springs very low. Rarely has
such a dry winter been known. IL rs the
moro extraordinary on account Of the
severe drought OF last fall and summer
SIR. j. W. Garner brother Of Mr.. II. \.
Garner. OF the Historic Hotel, Of this
Dlace rs on a visit 10 his relatives In
fha county Mr.. J. W. Garner Is con-
nected with the State Farm, near Rich
nOnd.
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life imprisonment. but he refused to

to life imprisonment, but he refused 10
interfere.
IL is claimed that Weatherman has been
crazy for the past year, ana an elois
execution Mr. W ID. Tompkins, who was
assigned BY the court to defend him, mas ss
done all that counsel could do TO save MS
life He has taken his case twice 10 the
Supreme Court OF Appeals. l..
made tiu the criminal is cut down from
the rope. gets his pay except the counse,
that defends him, and under our present
laws he gets nothing. -, ..,.,,od
- ana the farmers are having almost
sprl1s weather 10 commence their farm
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

prices corrected weekly by T. w. Evans
\ co.. general commission merchants)
Quotations to-day are as follows.
EGGS.

prices corrected weekly by i. W. Evans
4 Co, general commission merchants)
Quotations to-day are as follows:
EGGS.
In crates, near by fresh laid per dozen,
'' IN 10 crates. from other sections. fresh.
pr In barrels and boxes. per dozen, Il TO
Ice. ,,o.r-, .,r,,,
Dressed turkeys choice, per pound.
l. Dressed ~ turkeys, fair, per pound, Il TO
Dressed turkeys. common. per pound
~ Dressed no Chickens, small per pound 10
- pressed chickens. large. per pound Z
TO qc , 90 20,
Dressed ducks, poor, per pound, ~ 10 TIC.
Dressed geese, TAT. per pound, : to sc.
i've turkey hens. per pound, 10 lOc.
Live turkey gObblers, per pound ~
Live chickens large, per pOuhu' 10 Ho'
live hens per pound, Hc.
1--we ROSTERS. old, per pound 90.
Live ducks, fat, per pound 10 i0c'
live geese. fat per piece, 81 TO foc'
BUTTER.
Choice yellow rolls, per pound lt 20 loe.
New yellow and white rolls, mixed per
pSNS ew' dairy packed per pound, Is 10 l5c
NV family packed, per pound, u 10 loc
New store packed, per pound Is 70 ltc'
Common TO good, per pound ~ 70 ~
GAME.
pahbits large, per piece ~ 10 loc.
Babbits' badly shot or small, per piece
P 70 asa large and nice. per piece
80 v 70 SON saddles. good, per pound, "A
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. well cured IS 10 lO-pound aver
/ aee1. per pound, II 10 re. ell. --..., $500.
sI.,r1e well cured 90 10 h-pound aver
/ ,ef1 per pound, TO Zoe.
ala, ars. new Is 10 lO-pound average per
Pound 1.as 10 n 70 nc liz to 2o-pound average
py shogiders. wen cured. per pound, to
! lie , ,- ,,o,,rd :
osi6es well cured. per pound 6 20 &c.
SID. newly cured. per pound, o TO l-zc
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Apples. fancy. large, red per barrel
= apples ~ les choice. large, red. per barrel
N' Apples' medium. large, per barrel, SIP
~ Annie. common, per barrel, 75c. to 81.
Oranges choice. per box, 800 10 -.
/ Lemons. CfUlEEf IitA h'Nf - ~ f-.rf
| Malaga grapes per ht5i 81 tY - -,
| Irish potatoes, choice' Ni6'hia' pei
! busnel - TO 5Jc. - -
| Irish potatoes, cNoice' western pc
| blshel 81 60 tye .,-, ., g.
peas. large black-eyes, per pushel, N.h
peas small black-eyes, per bushel 81
70 Beans cans; choice navys, white per /bushel
$ ZIP ~ cannon 10 good. white. pc
bushcl. qOc 10 ST.
,tesns colored. per bushel, 50 to SOC.
| onions. per barrel. SL25 10 >lov
DRIED FRUITS.
Aoples. bright, thin-sliced' per pound
Apples. dark. per pound. IL to e.
! cherries. pitted, per pound. 10 &c
peaches. peeled, bright per pound
I TO &c. r.,.c
Dry nints per pound, to sc.
Dry salted. per pound, 10 sc.
Green salted. per pound, DC.
Green. per pound, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
sr Loris N1ARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan. 2L-Flour un-
Wheat lower: January, 5'Ic.; May
Corn quiet. January. 25Nc.; May. 26hc.;
July. 214u21HC.
Oats-january steady, May lower Janu-
arv. 1Siac.. May, 2Oisc.
old. S1p2J
Iard-Prime steam. $3.50. choice. $. -
bacon-suoulders &jG2ia. longs, Seeii2;
clear rii. S4.la- clear slides. s3V' .
Hfr enffol Tnafs- shoulders, s1tfsi p
longs. $3.50. clear ribs, SJ.G2i3; clear Sides
Hieh wines steady on basis Of Sl22.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
nAIrIM0RE MD. Jan. 2l-Flour

n heat arm No red spot and January
Cos, 4Grkc.: May. 6biia69'sc.. sou llil-Il,
las, 'samt,le TOsl1lc. do. on grade biH'vc.
corn steady. mixed spot and January
a3il6fgi.c.. February. &,bu.-'9sc.' MaIcn,
:g3ii,13}ssc May. 35AnJ3*c. steamer amer
mNeu' 49, yo,toyv S2I,lf34c.
oats steady. No. , white, western, ga
M No mixed. western. BE. asked.
i've firm. No. .. zoe. Tor near py anu
AItl2c. for western.
tsv steady al $1,000 asked.
Freights steady and unchanged.
provislons higher. mess pork, SllO,
III ebnolders SG.OD. short rib sides and
Jun sides 81 80. sugar-cured shoulders,
e. -. hams. small. si0.25; large. 500
Buttor easy. creamery, nc; ladie' l1a
10. store packed, Wllc.
Coffee dun. No. :. Slf.2'.
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nRLp N cnARAorrEsrILLE.
Judge Il. 7. ". Duke u Ill at His Home
ia That CITY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Jan. III
gpecial There is "a disease very much
iike -griu" prevalent in this city and
community ln many instances entire
families are seriously anected, though
the malady is more serious with aged pco-
Die. and very frequently causes death
after "a short Illness.
about completed. and will be opened soon
under tho management of Mr. r. 4.
Perry.
The Peoples National Bank moved into
it's new quarters yesterday. which IS To-
Gated on Main street The building is a
large and handsome one, and has apart
msnts for each of the officers. Inc hooIs
are laid in tile and the building Well
lighted. well-vcntilated, and heated by
steam. and is In every way suited Tor
the purposes for which " was Duilt' ana
b. an ornament 10 the city.
Judge r.. q. ". Duke, or me CORPORA
lion court. is quite ill az his residence,
cn park street. consequently he could not
hold court to-day; judge Charles se ar Gran In
ton. of Stanton. has consented 10 aet IN
Judge Dukes place. and VIII open 'he
court tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

WILMINGTON. n. C., Jan. 21.-Rosin
firm. strained. Sl3J. good strained, Sl4O.
shirts OF Turpentlne-Nothing dong.
crnde tnrpenfine firm; soft. $50, vir-
gin, $3.50 bid. -, o, ,r,r
penune steady. , ,., oa.a
,,n~s. y and Z. SLID. -. .l.25. =, SID.
To' 81 a.. O. 81 -, II. si.S: L.. S1.6o: X,
$50. NJ - 10. \. so; window glass
cavANNAU. GA, Jan. 21.-Turpentine
markell opened dull at Boo. anu
MI n0fiINir doing. .
Rosln-Pales quiet; other grades firm
AT he decline. with sales OF ana below ~
+, 81 20. r. 81. 40: g. $40: ~. S15j. /.
81 50: X. 81 so: VI, s.. 20; n, $40, window
glass. $50. water white. $-.Jp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
c1NcINNArI MARKET.

CINCINNATI o.. Jan. 2l-Flour ac-
tive. winter patent, S3.J0n3.I5' spring
patent. 3.4On3.IO
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red
track 6Sisc o.
corn quiet. steady. and easier; No.
mixed. 21ac. oo.,-
oats quiet and steady; mixed, 2Vlc.;
No. white, 2leic. 1000
Pork active and strong. mess. 5000
Lard firm: steam leaf, $50 kette'
ef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
SERG B8NT HALE E
Thieves of Time Have In
lie Is on the ~
Sergeant Det scfive JOIN

orgcdnt-Det sttiFS sYs@@ . -
TO have especial good luck ~ WICK
lost watches to their sorrov N,n.
or rather the watches come FOR ac-
own accord when the Sergee
them.
I'm August last Mrs. Da-
at No. 2235 Venable streeJSen.
from her room, and she \ Dr NJ
lion of the robbery atblv known
quarters Yesterday moitv Of Rich
lady opened her front doTd by the
missing watch lying on he Reforma-
The other IS an equally dclan al that
A motorman on the Ga
line. named Pettus, hung Two years OF
n few moments I'm the the nosition
Twenty-ninth and str 9 senirr
and when he returned
gone. Sergeant Hal, DC
case. learned that two
nine and the other tweivsinstltuted In
I'm the shed about the timrday:
stolen. Last Sunday theof MARYLAND.
boys. Frank Terry, brou9r S}37 10
John Ma.sa''IsoAgalnst J. Il. Stowe, Jr.,
IA ]. Thomas Nuckols. for sll3.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
ETLLED WITH + PTTCHEB.
4 Defendant of British Nobility Buried at
Two in the Morning.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2l-Special
Alexander Gaskins, the colored man VI
was hit in the face with a glass pit
bv Jane Coupland, also colored,
,,s,,ine IN force his way into herft
last Saturday night. died died, a az SIt .s
mn woman who surrendered mere
and was admitted TO bail, this ave-
vas rearrested and locked iquenf-
charge Of murder. their
Eda,srls i'm accordance Veal dis
awesf. win take place at hioral man
farm i'm Norfolk county abs every /
morrow morning that bar /
liz was a descendant rom wrong. /
mobility. and planned hisaud so sure F.
tcrment before death. n yesriee " /
Rev. b. S. TOwseHshoncst COM /
brother Of General Sc
i IL ouit cI m al the latl5f WRONG
bletOn avenue. 's'nlfN .Nf NN /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
"Mr. Ben. 7. AZ gust
.,Anl Va
MILITiRf CV@4
Those Who VIII 81 asivnT
Mt the Confss epop

General Peyton "
executive comms - -
sixth annual meqtuS o.
Tolerate Veterans Itne
list and 2, 1896. as ans
lowing as the ''iGl taFy
shall arrange foe ne r43
tertainment OF ,teitine
General A. Ia. ID lips,
mel II. G. Jones, I osonei
Major W. ID simon
Cutchins, Captaii : G. -
w. Cunningham, Gorge
Charles Gasser. 2. l..
Mills. a. c. Atk son,
j. G. Shafer. Il. u. Euk
wood, Jr.. John a. Hutc
Other members OF the K
and file will be aided as
ANOTHER C)NFEDE
The Adjutant General
Camp. c. ". 0rpartma
issued a charter or yes(
liam Terry Camp. q. n
Wytheville, Va. Commaxt
Fulton: Adjutant, Robert
makes the twelfth camp
the last annual meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

Quotations. wheat LonEberry, "a %
13c. mixed. lu TO &c. sh0rtbcrry. - 10
I8c. no red, ~ 10 zoe
Coru-N bite. Virginia. Soc; No.
white. aas 90 $780,. 80. mixed. 33c.
Oats-No. mixed. &j 10 2@i4c., NO. .
mixed. ~ io ZZisc.. winter seed. - 10 sc
Vtyc~fn tl 1fr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
c,urcAGp LIVE STOCK MARKET

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL.,. Jan
21.-Cattle. Receipts, 400 market steady
common 40 extra steers. sj.-yff i-'"', stocH .
as aud feeders. S2.llNfUD. COWS and
bulls. 81 JOn3.JO. Texans. 81 iOn4.lJ.
Hogs-Receipts. 2lO0O. market firm and
5c. higher. common 10 choice mired. - 80
al 20: choice assorted, S4l5QilIIa; light,
S.5.ga0i.1U
zoe. higher. inferior 10 choice, S2.2J03. 80,
lambs la 10.
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v-w YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Flour steady

ana unchanged. ,
Wheat dull 40. - red store ana ele-
vatOr DE; ailoaL '-lc. Op,loii9 M.
fauIy acufe ana steady az iso,sc qeclill.'
No = red. January, Gf4c.. fenI gdls'
zoe March. 7Vhc.. May, Osi-c.i june
6Si &c.. july, 6Nl4c.
Corn-SpOt more active ana urn dnu , cN-
ports firm. no. ., 36c., elevator DC.
anOat Options were dull ana sttauy AT
llc decline. January, 30c iepiuaI9'
3r.c. May. 35i2c.. July. 55Hc.
Oats-Spot moderately acliNe anu
stronger. options dul ana STEADY
january. 24sc. February, 2ll4c.' May,
2Js.c Spot prices; no. =, NC no. =
white. 2jsic. mixed western, IVA 2ol4c
Hays-LiIerpool supply weak. shipping
7Ou12lac.. good 20 choice, Bcu$Luu
Wool firm and unchanged. 49,
Beef unchanged. beef hams, Sl5olW
1880. tierced beef quiet; city extra, lhdla
mess. S15.s0alIoO. cut meats hfmei'
pickled bellies hrmer al f"''' Mans
Lard duu and easier western steam,
$500 city, 5000, January, 5000. nominal.
Refined hrm, Continent so.99, so"'l
American. $500. compound, Si'14 o.w
Pork steady and in moderate demand +,
mess. SlO45nll.NO
Butter dull. liberal receipts, and lower;
state dairy. loal9c.i do, creamery, lia
lgc. Eigins. zoe.
Tallow quiet and unchanged.
Cotton seed oil slow, firm, and un-
changed.
EOeiu quiet and UNCHANGED.
Turpenune weak at 32i2033c.
Rice urm ana demand uncndneed.
M0lasscs fairly active, firm, ana un-
changed -
Peanuts quiet. fancy hand-picked. NaN
4a.c.
coffee steady al 501O points down;
January Sl3.3O. February SLID; March,
Sl81OfIH 10. May Si2G0Dl2 ln. = n-f ~
ber Sl2.7Oal275; December 1lJ0QlLGO:
-u1f nlo luu and stc4uy. NO. o. f44.ut
Surar-R8w finn and dun. fair refining
sHr Refined unchanged and quiet.
Frcieh;s to Liverpool quiet ana uh-
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

LIZ o'clock. noon. the boxes and
~ Kermess performances Will be
= uction 20 the highest bidders
wr mere performances. The
lie made from the stage Of the
- Tie opening gale OF season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

o'clock. At st. AuG|
prepared an elabor4q
reception and cnterq
gates. &|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

PORT or WEST POINT. JAN. q, 1896.
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte Bennett. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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THE sOCTHK
~
President spencer,
Considering

On January 9Th
adopted the followi
duced by Mr.. valid
Whereas the CIV
tributes a large pefU
handled by the sou
pany. and whereas
passenger depot ar
the growth OF this
Resolved. That
sent TO the author l.
Railway Company
Ties before mentiono4
OF a passenger der0t
the Importance OF TN
as a commercial cf1@
Resolved, That 11
be, and he Is hefsU
ward a copy OF the
president of the said
Company"
Clerk August ~rDt4
the company and Uou
the preamble and IT,
received the folloW1l
"SouthSSu
office o.
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mond, Va;
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regarding need ~ -
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giving attention
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ne radical wrong Boo
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fnc fTth instahectoral boards the
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running. |'' ,thcil we can
who have idirs Of our grand oit
thrmsoIves OFT NOT Virginia he re-
smell and FMS let dct one leaf OF
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pauper. Uhoe blasted by n breath ~
aight years " her sister States. Az
hundred an the thirteen colonies. so
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al seventytrufh is uDDerm0gl and
one hund done ] DO not want over
hearing reas on political or other
and strsn upon tire proud escufcheon
e state. II there d. "a way
any blot that defaccs nor
lid l appeal 10 you 90 adout
.tely Under the broad aeCis
Mue Constitution. all voters must
Ell. Let us then face the nues-
rASly. truthfully. and manfuIlv.
TIL NJ always orr fidelity and al
Poes the Constitution. our love.
ander and respect 20 our native
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was on OF the RESPONSIBLE duty be-
count fnpo9l 10 This committee 10
one of hni faycrahlv"
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a rrjrting ert thar be had ar,end-
iude zion OF II which would dehar
10 AZ man from voting for any can
ais hoe name was not on the ticket.
has frg clause allowing one Of
natss Of election 20 assist such
'def action YVES taken by the
2. and fho further consideration
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

The Annual Convention of the National
Association Conyenes.

TAMPA, FLA. Jan. l9.-SDecial.-The
delegates to the eleventh annual conven-
ton Of the National Editorial Associa-
ION are rendezvoused at Tampa to-day.
Two trains of Pullman cars meet al TINS
point, one from ST. Louis, with the "
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