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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

psase nr.ut IIncolus Grafton at Get
tyehurg giving the date, ana Ten hle W.
was Idncolus running mate NJ e".h ~
tion. ana who were the Democratic Sah-
didates. ,.,
ON November 70. 1863. Lincoln delivered
his Getty sburg address. as follows;
Fourscore and seven years ago our
fathers brought forth upon this continent
a new ma tion conceived IN HDerty ailn
Dedicated TO the proposition that all
men are created equal. Now We are
engaged In n great civil war. testing
whether that nation, or any nation 50
conceived and so dedicated can long
endure. We arc met on a great battle
field OF thar war We have come TO ledi-
cate portion OF that field as "A final
resting-place for those who here gave
their lives that that nation might live
il Is altogether fitting and proper that
We thus DO this But I'm a larger sense
We cannot dedicate. We cannot halOw
this ground The brave men. living and
dead. who struggled here. have conse-
Grated 10 far above our power 10 add or
detract The world will little note. nor
long remember. what we say here. but
10 can never forget what they did here.
II ia for u.s. the living rather 10 be dedl-
catei here 20 the unfinished work which
they who fought here have thus faI
so nobly advanced II is rath-
or for us 70 be here dedi-
ftNfA 10 Aiit NlfAl iArk REMAINING De-
fore us, that from these honOred dead
We take INCREASED devotion 10 Tint
cause for which they gave the last
fun measure OF devotion that We here
highly resolve that these dead shall not
have died in vain that this nation. under
God. shall have a new birth OF free
dom. and that government OF the people.
by the people. and for the people. shall
not perish from tho earth"
ln 1914. LincOln's fellow candidate was
Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine. I'm 1864 H,
Was Andrew johnson, OF Tennessee. In
iSvi Lincoln's opponents were Stepbsn
\. Douglas and Iierschel Y Jobneon ~,
ne democratic ticket. John Beu and
Inward Everett on tho Constitufion,i
mon tAmericam ticket. ana John -
hreckinridge and Joseph Lane. on The In.
aei"ndent Democratic ticket In rSci
ne was opposed by George b. Mcclellan
cratic ticket NV Dcilo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
THE SANCTIFIED BAND
CANNON NAY GE t>ED ~ I'M ii-
FOET 10 DRfTE 1HhH orr
The saints" say They VIII Appear 'or
Government protcction-te-imo"N VI
Expert Bsin in the wright Trial.

SUFFOLK. VA. Aug 2j.-Special.-lhe
Sanotined Band. at Montrose, y. c. are
holding their own. while the people oil
Chowan county are taking steps TO run
them out OF that county by some method
The women amons these saints FEARING
the "arks" Will be fired on at nishI
come ashore and sleep IN the bushes ana
in the houses OF converts TO the ialth'
while the able-bodied men remain on
tho "arks" 10 defend them. Provisions
arc being sent tie tand as nuth as &c"
barrels OF flour az one time
MAY USE CANNON.
The "arks" are now auolt one-h"lt niie
from shore. and some OF tine citilchs ~
innate the next time they attehPs "
drive them nom the community " ,h"
non will be- used. The Sanctied hand
saw they will appeal 90 the United states
G0vernm eut Tor troops Ih'ie nciIr ~
telephone or telegraph communira ION WIN
Moutrose tonight. II Is not known "nst
their plans are low. but report ny
messenger says the band viii move To-
waris tGeuton, y. c.. Az One.
one of the latest additions 90 me oahd
il prominent Baptst munster WIN
THE WRIGHT TRIAL.
In tho trial of c. ". Wright. eN-trcasu-
rer OF Suffolk. for alleged emoozzien"ht
to-day. the denomination or n
Bain. expert accountant. was continued
and showed weakness for the common
wealth on account or errors anu NC
discardng OF certain data taln uryus IN,
into court this afternoon the seconu eel-
tion OF his report. which makes the
shortage Of S5.5Jl ~ instead Of seven thou-
sand six hundred dollars as Claimed DF
him when he went ON the stand rms
was a decided victory for the deiehce'
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TOnACcC EXCmANGE.

Richmond. Va. Aug. -. lSN
Private sales reported 10 tho secretary
n the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright - h0gsheads, dark.
~ hogshcads. Keinspec tions-Bfight -
horshpaIE
Nvers Crcnshaws Dayenports, Plant
crs Allegheny old Dominion. and Snockoe
tobacco warehouses report to-day hc-
ccipis. Go packages deliveries. j. pack
a4Hs.
United states internal revenue colicc-
tiols on tohaccos fo~ the city OF Rich
moud Va to-day. Cigars aud cls iettt s.
go 90 plug toh1ccos. SLIGO 40 Total
S. 07ocs
the Planters warehouse. Ne-srs Broe-
don g. Crtfe proprietors. had "a Very sat
iafdcfprv sale ~ South Carolina, North
Carollra. and Virginia bright loose TO-
haccos. prices WIRE suoh as 90 Justify
planters in chipping freely 90 this to-
larcO rna rkct.
Mr. George 4. Haynes viii OFFER hrca x
~ 20 packages - Caroline and Louisa
county NaD sun-curei tohaccns ~ auc-
tion on change 20 morrow "wednesday
August 20 1900
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C instances. believe I'm a divorce. and leaN,
ing religion entirely out. and a sovn
many Of us do that. what Foulu ~.
world be- if nobody kent the VOWS ~. a'
they make 81 thu marriage altar WY,
everybody would be- rnSnin arouhu "c'"
unfaithful 10 everybody else.
LIVING WITH 4 DEJNlNAltD.
you ask me. Aunt Maria. u vouia
keep on living with dr. inNard Tot
husband no treated me bad or W"2
did not care anything for me wen,
nave been thiLlin that over, ana as d
flcnber I'm good staniin', am nouhd 10
say this. I wCgld stand uy hlm !"a' -
long as I could endure H.. just rs loi'- az
before tho world 1 couh Keep W ~. ~.
face and III the cruelty came Nnth tNt
man didn't frow what De was ABOUT
would forgive him then just as ] Nv"lu
forgive % baby who struck me III ue - -
because ne didn't know what n"lu ID.
meant. Then. II a man WIS 'i.'i 10 AZ a.
when he was sober when dlu ho'
serve a. / don't quito knD" Mhttht'
would stand that Tor SO very IONS
would talk TO him. and maybe J Noulu
20 away from him. but ] Woni / new, 80
"a divorce / would not leave NM un',s
any circumstances. n ] h1i chNbich. 1T
I had children. / would lit their iatheI
ont of the gutter when he was uIuhh.
would stand any cruelty IRON MIN h'
cause ] krcw that tfcir ll-tlc SOUS NNa.
ha "A pledge before God OF the necessity
- nv k.orfu' the VOWS | mad. when l
married that man. what would go II
ho cared more for some other woman
than he dii for me- w cl, Mouip ~
down and think again. ] would NY 10
think whether / was dom avery 'nl"E > ~
r.aita him love me- 7 would try 10 Ahu
ont What was the reason he carci more
for tho other woman than ne oid lot me
,.iafhor | made his home as tidy rs u
might be-. whether 7 fed MN as W. ."
/ might and whether ! WIS quitc a.
agreeable as the other woman a. -.
fnrn WHOM / got at the end Oh tAe pu''
zion would reform. and when ! ielol intu
I ,uo.4 [ would manage 20 bring tnal
man back 40. Aunt Maria, i'DL.' .n-'
talk as much rs they want ABOUT NC w
ressitv for divorce. but ! tell you IL Is a
n,..-hfy moan woman who has got littie
children and who brings shame on li,t
father hv making public thngS that ouAh,
% Doe kept sacred. We women H'd ~
with exf,ectin' too much from men. H'y
have told us thar we We're an-.
often that We believe %. Now. Aunt Ma
ria. you and ] may De pretty sood We-
mon but va ain't angels and we won
Doc until the kingdom comes ana pehuih
that time IL is our duty TO hehAIe ~
members in good Siandin', ana 20 ue
name we bear These are my lleds auou1
Ne AIN kept pretty quiet after that.
Wa remembered the late am'nted rom
liusou We knew be nhd ..th 10y
stfrtfaee and W. kf eW that MIS- Ioihllh-
SON never admitted ~. and 20 the laNt
bore with Tim patiently ana Wh IN ne
died had the satisfaC ton OF hiio"iNs t,l.,1
he THANKED her for naking MIN naPls-
n is a good biz when one huina : oeies,
M lie end 0f bis life. thanks anoth m Iot
I~rtfnoss given. Those thanks are worm
having. I wonder II they will come 70
You or 20 me- Not unless they are S.ttS ~
by you or by
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ITGts NOTIFIES.
--NOrICE 10
THE CREDITORS
OF HE
Richmond & DanYiIIe R, 4. 20
TOTHE CREDITORS
OF THE
Receivers Of Said Company,

In the Circuit Court OF the United states
for the Eastern District OF Virginia:
Central Trust Company %
New York. ct al. Coh'oliu@'ee
Va '"'H'
Richmond and Danviile In Equity
r X company. ct al.
" ExrhhcT FROM. DECREE
OF is hereby ordered that an claims out.
stsnding against the recover or tne s'.'
Richmond and DanNilic kaiiroai ,'.n-a'
ny. and al claims against me ssln ~. /.
uond gnd ia nville Railroad company,
Which are alleged 10 be prior or superior
to the licn Of the mOtt .iise ioI''i''a@n'
which mortgage bore date October z,
iSse he filed With the special masters IN
chancery. heretofore appointed III rls
Gauss on or before tho tfst Gay 81 ne
camber 1896 and that on the failufe
of The holder OF any such claim TO file.
tho same within said time, sucn clahn
or claims shall be denied tho risht or
participating In the proceeds or me Saie
OF the said road and precluded from any
r'ohf Of pavmont against the SAID cor.
noratc property. or The purchasers OF
sqil property. or their assigns. ana snail
be- forever barred. hut this order shal
NOT be In any manner appncable 10 INC
rights or claims Of the Central Trust
Company OF New York. one OF the com
plainants herein. as trustee under me
first mortgage on said property. dated Oc-
tOhar = 1874. or rs trnstce under inc
7
trustee under tho equipment mort cages.
or either Of them. referred 10 I'm the L.
cree ~ foreclosure and sale IN this action.
II Is further ordered that said Special
Masters NJ +. Ileasants and Thomas
y Atkins. Esqnires. shall give notice Of
This CIDER by publication three times q
week for four weeks commenting Aug
ust 10 1896 ana once a week during tho
entire month OF November 1896 IN some
newspaper OF GET erai circulation. printed
in the city of New York, y Y, I'm the
city OF Baltimore. Md. IN the city OF
WS.hington. - c.: I'm the city Of Rich
mend. Va: in the city OF Raleigh. ".
g. In the city Of Columbia s. .: in
the city OF Atlenta. Ga: In the city cs
Birmi' gham. Ala. and in the city Of Co
lumbus, Mss.
NATHAN GOFF
United States Circuit Judge.
August g. 1896
Published IN accordance with tho above
order and pursuant thereto. notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road Company. or its receiver, 20 file
the same with the undersigned on or
before the first day OF December, iSlG.
NJ T. pBEASANTS.
THOS. s. ATKINS.
Special Masters.
Richmcnd Va. August S. 1896
au9-su. tn. thl2molsuJt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
PORT or WEST POINT AUG. % 1906
ARRIVED.
A Fino Programme offered hr This
Week.

4 Fine Programme offered br ihis
Week.
The jefferson roof garden was never
more attractive than last night With a
hr..ht clear moon m fun view OF the
audience. sweet music, and admirable
specialt.es, the large audience present
were not slow 10 show their appreciation.
Now and then "a GehghuuHy refreshing
breeze came up from the direction oI the
river. and this was altogether pleasant
e.occiallv to the business men VINO are
confined TO their offices ana stores curing
these warm August days.
The programme last night which viii
be repeated every night this week, Wea-
Tier permitting, was one OF TIC best yet
offered the public by Mcssrs. Ainsle *
Webster The jefferson orchestra rem
dertd a number of well chosen selections
during the evening, among the being
the OpeYa selection from 'Chlmes OF
NormanJle" and Spanish Serenade 10
lta.'
Miss Belle Verna amused the audience
with her Skill as a facial artist. some
of her work Tas highly creditable. As
q singer and acrobatic dancer Miss jean
nettc Elliott was a conspicuous success.
She did some difficult foats in this 'ine.
and handled herself with much grace and
ease.
one Of the most amusing features seen
during the entire season was Bingham,
the ventriloquist with his mechanical
figures. which were accurately made up
and very cleverly manipulated.
The Riyfords in their acrOt0tic feats
became pronounced fayorltes before their
work was more than half over. They
are about as clever a pair in their line
as have ever been seen I'm this city.
Miss INttie Bingham. in her songs with
sfercOptcOn eiTects. appealed 10 the sen-
timental side OF her listeners natures
and was warmly applauded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

The council Committee ON ketrencnment
and Reform held O. session last mshI
,.,,i..t ,..trI nearly four hours The re-
l...f4 ..d rel1rImeudl tious 81 the two
t.a-committees were received, VINO had
been appointed t0 examine into the WoiN-
ing. Of the various municipal ieJGrtment7
Inr ltn.ru cunmttDr tnfl outsider .'l
fh. r.t,ff which is tO he presented 60
the Council. and which viii contain a
number of important recommendations
fo bring about reduction BOO the expenses
of tho citv government. The session was
Secret and nothing could Doe learned after
vnrIs us Co the final RESULT The iol-
lowing members OF the committee We're
present at the meeting Mofsrs AIieh
ichafrmarl Jones. Elel. Noble. ROuutree,
and j. j. Ring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

BILLIARD, POOL. and PIGEON-HoLE ia.
BLRs, 500 90, upwards. Best grades Billiard
cloth az $40, SO and ST., for both Bed and Cush-
ions: Cues. $3.50 per dozen and upwards; Best
Cue TIPS, 50 cents per hundred, assorted sizes.
Composition Pool Balls guaranteed not TO
break IN TWO years 5000 per set: .,
The Dean composition Pool Ball. hnest ana
most perfect ball m ade stripes or numbers VIII
never wear of guaranteed not to break IN two
years. SO per set. A full and complete line Bill
lard and Pool Table supplies on hand, once,
Bank, saloon aud Drug store fixtures, $50 ana
upwards Counters. Show Cases (for all Dur-
poses). All sizes French Beyel Plate Mirrors 70
order: Church and Lodge Room furniigre;
stained Glass Windows for Churches and
Dwellings, &c. Beer-Pumps and Beer Draw
Ing outfits complete: Restaurant and Hotel
Refrigerators and Freezing Boxes.
NY Billiard and Pool Tables are not sur.
passed By any other make for accuracy ana
perfection Ny Cushions are the liyest and
most durable msde. Tables oyerhauled. lev
eled. and pu, in perfect playing order. Bowl
ing Balls aud Ten Pins. Bowling Alleys built
nv prices are low. CP. DEAN,
10 Governor street. Richmond, Va.
Write for catalogue Out Of town orders VIII
have my prompt attention
1e2-tu,thsu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

At $50 o'clock last night. at the resi-
dencc OF Rev l. ~ Mercer. No. Nl3 west
Main street. Mr. 81. IT, Thompson ana
Miss Lillian l.. HaHiey were married
the ceremony being performed Dy heF.
NJ Mercer owing ,o the illness Of
fhe brides sister the marriage was eN-
rraliuslr quiet. and only rho immediate
relatives of tie contracting couple were
ma groom IS resident OF Henrco
county at RIO Vista. about six miles
from tho city. on the 'aTy-Sircet rodn.
u. is "a vcii-knOwn and prosperous
trucker lbs bride is an attractive and
r0utfiqr young lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

The meeting Of the Academy OF Medi-
cine and Surgery held last night al H.
rooms at tine s NJ. g. A. building. WIS
Of an unusually Interesting nature Dr.
j Allison Hodges read most instructive
paper Ol the Unusual Effects Of the
Bromides' The paper was commended
and tho indiscriminate use of these medic
Garments sold under the titles OF Bromos
was deprecated as very liable 10 cause
habit and do much harm.
Interesting reports Of eases. chiefly
typhoid and malarial feyers were made
by Drs. Upshur, Hodges. Peyser. FL
wards. MichauX, and Gordon.
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Richmond Produce Market.
(Wholcsale)


prices corrected weekly
Quotations to-day are as follows:
EGGS.
In crates. near by. fresh. per dozen i2c
IN crates. from other sections. fresh.
per dozen II 10 ne
Iu barrels and boxes. per dozen. 10 TO
12c.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens. large. per pound, DC
Spring chickens. small per pound. lOc.
Hens. per pound. &C..
Live ROSTERS. Old per piece. zoe.
Live ducks fat per pound. 10 DC.
Live geese. fat per piece 20 20 oOc.
RUTTER.
New dairy, packed. per pound. u to 15c
Sew family packed. per pound. Il 20
&ew store. packed. per pound, 13 to
Common grades. per pound. to Toe.
HIDES.
Dry nlnts. No. I. per pound. s TO 1-2c
Dry sailed. No I. per pound q IL ~ &c.
Green sailed, No. ]. per pound, Il 10
Green. No. /. per pound. II to 3-4c.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams well cured IS 90 lOpound aver
age). per pound. II 90 u l-2c
Hams well cured 90 10 1S-pound aver
arel. per pound. 10 10 lie.
Hams, now Is TO lO-pound averase), per
pound 10 20 he
Hams new ~ 20 2o-pound averago),
per pound. lO 10 lie.
Shoulders. well cured. per pound. O 20
Gisc.
Shoulders newly cured. per pound. 3
90 &c.
sides. well cured. per pound 9 70 &c.
Sides. newly cured. per pound. 20 GIG
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Early apples. per barrel. S125Gl5o.
Lemons. choice scr box. s. 10 SO.
Onions. per barrel. $3.50 10 Sl75.
MISCELLANEOUS
Peanuts. virginia. 10. .. per pound, 3
20 &C..
Peanuts. Virginia, No. 2. per pound. 3
TO 20.
BceswaX. best per pound. - 10 46c.
Tallow. best pcr pound. 81 90 4c.
1.-Two goose feathers, white. per pound.
% TO 40c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

Tho wages u cotton workers in the
ST. Petersburg CRussla) district for a
wear OF rs DAYS and day OF l2 hours
only reach 20j rubles (at face value about
zoo. while the highest mechanics wages
M record are only COS mbles Ten years
ago as Professor Mendeleen admits
the manufacturers had the right 20 make
their worlmen OF different ages and
sexes work an the year round. not ey-
copting Sundays and holidays, and az all
hosrs OF the day and night. Children 6
or years old, young lads, girls and wo-
men. all worked as much and as long as
the men "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug c5.-The journal OF
Commerce and Commercial haictin IN hos
weekly review of tile dry goods market
says.
"Tlere has been more business trans
actea ln cotton goods during the week
than BOZ any Single week Tor some ilme
pass Buyers have attended in con-
Siderable number and orders ly mail have
second hands is fairly liberal. and calls
for relleul-lmeut OF stocks. an operation
which Is being conducted without de-
parture irom previous conservative policy
The general tone Of Tie market ln this
division is urwar The woollon and wor
sfed goods departments have been dun
in the aggregate. and orders are readily
accepted at previous prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug 25.-Flour quiet
winter patent S3.-0Q3..J. spring patent
S3sO83Sj.
Wheat steady. No. 3 red 5Ga57c.
Corn quiet and weak. No. . mixed,
track. -4c.
oats quiet and strong. No. > mixed.
track. 1870 Ire.
Pork steady. family SI75.
Lard steady. kettle. d2iaQ3.S7is; prime
steam. $50 BID.
Drv sailed meats inactive; shoulders,
s. -. short rib sides. S3.1Ou3sO, short
clear. S395RtOo.
short ribs. Sil5. short clear. $i2544.30.
Whisky al 81 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

THE chasm Of prejudice which has
yaUned between the american Fedora
lion or Labor and the Knights Of Labor
for years is gradually narrowing. Ac-
corllng 10 the statements or Cleveland.
O.. labor aeitators there never before
was such a harmoniOu, feeling between
the local branches OF the TWO great labor
ORGANIZATIONS as az the present time
Both have strikes on hand. and money
is being contributed by the Knights Of
Labor 20 aid the Federation. and the
Federation people are donating money TO
tic knIghts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
er L.n1,Is MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. NO. Auz 25.-Flour I'M
changed.
Wheat lower: August. CSC. bid, Septcin-
Der. oossc bid: December 7sisc bid
Corn lower August l"9r. nominal
September. 19ikc. asked: December. 2lasc.
oats lower: August. i7c. bid; September
17iic bid. May. 1890. asked.
Pork STANDARD mess. new. S6.51b
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. %. 1896
ARRIVED.
Schooner Alice HalbroOk NOrfoiF
Schooner INC sherman. NeW London.
steamship Saturn. Boston.
Schooner William Johnston. Norlolh'
CLEARED.
Schooner Alice Ha.hrook Bangor
Br. steamship Castle Eden, Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT AUG. %. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvnle. boyd. baltimore
messengers and general cargo.
sfeamship Accomac. Thompson, Norfolk,
MESSENGERS and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Danvile. Boyd. Baltimore,
messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Acc0mdr. Thompson NoIIolk,
passeugets and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
ursrrRro or WoLFERr's RoosT
what Passed Between Hill and Bryan Lie
Buried There

ALBANY. y. y. Aug 25.-one thou
sand people crowded around the ground
I'm front OF the city Hail this evening
and listened 10 VIM. J. Bryan denver
a political speech, and although the re-
cantion was OF an extremely cordial ma
49,, and surpassed in attendance any
,neef,n- which Mr. Bryan has addressed
IN he East. it was secondary 10 general
interest TO the dinner given the Democrat ray,
T. candidate by Senator David - I'LL
this afternoon. ,,.,,.-
ExactIy what was said az Senator HilIs
residence or whether any aBttehleNt p,-
,,...,, rna tuo leaders OF the DmOcracy,
,g..re made. may never be known. as
neither Gentleman would speak, nut gene
~ orini0n naturally m~cripes to tn'
bread Ercakliag an Aaporianl place III
tne present cdml .4gnt
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For sweet Charity. Sake.

ono Of the prettiest lawn parties OF
the season will be- given Thursday and
FRIDAY of this week, on the brow OF
Chestnut Hiu. opposite the yiaduct and
ou the car line. 49,
ward Of the Old Dominion Hospital.
Tle Bayarin brass band viii be IN
ATTENDANCE. a bevy o. pretty young la
dIe. atIrod as French mattresses, Will
servo ine-crcam.
~. Frifl Slttording has kindly con-
sr,fe1 10 erect "a centre stand FOR refresh
mcnts which VIII be decorated with
bunting and lanterns.
Every en0rt viii bee made 70 make the
lawn party attractive, and u Is hoped
that many VIII patronlze thls worthy
cause.
Tho ladies' OF the Board Of Managers.
and the Auxiliary are respectfully invited
10 attend. as also the students Of the
college and public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

UNION STOCK YARDS ILL. Aug.
25.-Cattle' Receipts, 5.po, mar SCI steady
cor,rnoa 10 extra steers 81. 25Qi 81; stock
ors and feeders. S2.6543Soi cows aud
mills 81 .OW3SO. Texans, SLlJu33O.
Western rangers. S2.0Ou3io.
fles- Receipts. 12.vlO. market firm and
5lOc. higher; heavy packing ana ship
ping lots. s.. S5Q3.3O, common 10 choice
inlAed, s2Q343.5p; choice assorted. $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

3c5. light. 81 25ll3.co: pigs. s2.2Jr3v
Shc.t -RcreiDts l5.COp. market itm
and Jiioc. higher: inferior 10 choice wv
Gg.O. lambs. s3rrGJ5O.