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Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Another Short Run Finds Good Demand
and Steady Prices.
LOCAL TRADE HAS AN EASIER TENDENCY
buyers Think They Are rnying Too
Much for beef Cnttlc-iious
Lose ~ Dime Under East
crn Pressure,
FRIDAY. March G.

CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle today
numbered about the same az yesterday
there being i7S3 head In IN" yards. As
compared with Iridas o. last week, when
only 0S cattle were reported IN the yards,
there was decided gain today.
Tho carly market on fat cattle did not
show much change ns compared with yes
tcrday. with values about steady In most
casca, nut with an easier tendency on ltIc
Cattlc, There woro pnlosmcn VINO thought
the buyers were bidding lower, and others
who reported the trade as fully steady, anu
In special eases strong. The buyers seemed
to want the cattle and tho market was
more active early than on good many
days of late. Toward the close the market
weakened under the Influence OF unfnVordblc
reports from other markets, aud closed
slow. Some OF the Cnttlc were pretty fnlr
and several lunches were good enough TO
bring SS0Wi.U.
stock was on sale, some fftcon loads or
cows and hcifcrs being offered. The de-
mnnd was good and the market fairly active
nt steady To- strong prices. Most everything
desirable sold early,
stockers and feeders were IN, moderate sup
ply aud fair demand and sold nt about the
same old prices. Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL
Wheat Showed No Signs Of Improvement
Yesterday,
THAT CEREAL WAS EVEN DULltR
Buiiish Feeling which Esirt"d ~ th"
Close Tbursdny Ind Totally bis-
appeared by III" Time of
the OPENING,

CHICAGO, March G.-Whcnt, which has
boon extremely dull all tho week. showed
no signs of Improvement today, w spite
of this prices held fairly woll unlll near
tho close when the European stock iiRuros
cnused tho only heavy trading " the dhy
aud May closed Nc lower than yoslordny's
nnnl ngufcs, corn and oats made no pnrilo.
uinr chnngG IN values aud provisions olOH'l
at somewhat lower prices
Wheat was oven duller today ihnn u was
yesicrdny and win u sudden failing or IN
tho encouraging noWs which furnished tho
stimulus yesterday there was fuflhef
decline In price, The bulllah foollnE Whloh
existed nt the close yesterday had tolnly
disappeared by the time of the opening
and In iig place sat bonrirh conildrnce. The
ohnng" wnn lhrsoy nao''G iad ,"nso :" tn" m 'the
depressed condition of the noIr lfnde. "
poino extent na well bccnuae The export 9f
S %sS p p"poy,cd S sdPns ysssSy1sS T19SS o ianS"1cc
when the oireuInHinnces of Tint Transaction
Only by byGiGHc" 10 osdccp,lon"Ily isw oeean ffclebt
9bialnodt which, II not likely 20 he repe,aiea
mn" ~ nlS ""% ancd III nH ,'"na "na @ molopS % aus "@
titles ~ long" wheat came out The l gihi-
kci was e,ealled by reports Of l,, oonslda,,
ing iM6oo bu, Another factor, which ~.
parted . nrwer tone ~ lhs d",lln' Wnn tn9
forly.oIghl hours for the winter wheat bet,
yheh ,2il22y'9s lh9 rfrgnt rn,"I a. ,bo gr%' wss
TNhffH UllkUl w HDU' nlHlp w ,ln' '.H'uW
Of which 10000 Du was IN hour, ana had
something of like londepoy, The pros
peGtiyo decroHHo IN the visible supply was
also productive Of some strength, lhr linle
looking for reduction uf l7D,WD bul MIN
noGpOlls IN expected - docrnnro Obpm buy
Including the ,whea, deslroyca by Pre- lne,
increaee 35oeW blli 4 net doorenso FOR ~, th9
ho lower nt from OGise 10 Gghe, sold ,off
gradually 10 MMo and reacted 10 gGbae.
Prices during The Inst hour. held well illl
the Liverpool corn Trade News reported
the increhae, In the isntopenn nnd nnpant
stocks o. wheat ana ,o n2mt ,f9r lAa mont,
January tho decrease was lGNnWD bn
IIonVy selling on that news broke tho price
~ May 10 O6Ne ana this WAS the pfleo ~
the close,
the bad condition Of tho country rghdH max
higher ~ bbn ana declined ~ Whrnt
weakened cloHlng NJ from 5o%o 10 3oho
IN onls there was considerable activity
nt times, but the fanling Wns onHlor, due
principally 10 the wonltness ~ whent, May
ohacd or 10 2DMc, closing stendy AT that
Provisions were also totally neglected.
Hog receipts considerably Oyorrnn usilmni m
and caused weak opening win consider
able recession ~ priccB. hn the grain mar.
noted and NJ tho close May pork had de-
cllncd i2HG and lard and ribs 6c each.
The oHlInnlca for Saturday are: Whcnt
70 cnrn corn. 900 cars oats, 9lO cars hogs
1900 head.
Thc lending futures rnngcd ns foiowg
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
offered.
~. Iouis Gcn.r,I M,r,.ct.

ST. LOUIS, March G-FLOUR-Do Domosic TRADE
continues goodi export sales dlifcult To mako
but one sale u l0D sicks mnde; prices hghcr !
patents, i31oa3.h5i okln fancy, S3.iOaaO fancy
EDlu3DO, choice, RJOdl2 Bj,
MlEAT-All domestic markets were weak on
decidedly leIlish n,wa, ana thi' was no exc pt ON.
demand and dun ana easy cables intensified this
feeling ard caused the speculative market To
close at the lowest prices Of the day, or lulhc
und'r yesterday spot dun, atrHdy, No. rcd
G2,sci March, 0l9sci May, ac bid; July oa%u
03hc,
Corn Speculative mnrlo nealn weak clos ng
tame nt hg4c under yesterday, SPOT. better;
No, mixed cash 2MC March, 2Gc, May, 9c
bid, July, 23Ac asked,
OATS Futures, gnIo, ana steady SPOT nrm,
No, 2 cas-, and March, l9ci May, 2Obc July
itYE-Q quiet; No 2, 3sa3Oc.
CORN MEAL-N.s6UliO
IIiAN-Dull NJ iio FOR snckCd, east trnck
FLAN SEED s3,OlU33l
lIAN-'hpra grades In good demand, but
scarce, with strong upward tendency lower
grades dun, unchahgcdj prairie NOOGDW; tim
Uthy, HG0Nlaj0, tdis side,
IiUTTEIi- barely steady for table gradcs
creamery l7H23c dairy, l31lsc
!GlnS. .null; wonkeri fresh, SAc'
JoutiIiTifH 'ffurkcys, higher, ioIsdllc; chickens
higher iq5laoi ducks, quiet, 0e geese DUH
'f.EAD-pull; sellers, igs7h,
RpELTER-Wonk $3.50 asked,
COTTON TlES-i2c,
BAGGING-Idi5c.
rRoylsloNg-por s,cady; .taniGrl m :, Job.
shoulders i5bOi longs, E5G2Iai ribs. i5Ggla shorta
tb76, Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders siibi
longs, 50; ribs, '5,l2A shorts, 500
HhCElprS-'lgur 1000 bblB, wheat 1000 bu, +;
corn, 5000 bu.i oats, 2h0)D bu.
SHIpMENTS-F 1000 bbs. whcnt, 600
bu, corn, 1900 bu,i cats, ljOOO bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
sToCI<s AND BoNDs.
security Market Confined Largely Ia
IudustriHI shHres,

NEW YORK March G,-Asids from n new low
record, established by baltimore a ohio, the
chief points IN todny'H stock market were con-
nned 10 the yagarica OF the Industrial sharcu
The movements In This class ~ securities. how.
aver orralo ar Inconsistent, with the supposed
facts, nri invariably attended by more less
ingenious gossip although quite frequently
manipulation pure ana simple causes the huctua.
lions, Tobanyo, by u large majority, exceeded
any other Individual stock In point ~ activity
and was close second In extent or weaknees
Ihs most rensnnabo Inference TINT can bo
plo who have been hoplns that The lght between
tho infringement and the outside concerns WIN
seoullties In the belief are. getting worn out, and
are dlspozing ~ their llAea The expectation of
unfnyprHble influence, In tbs early speculation
ne prices was within u fractional range, but
against the shares reHulinF IN decline of 3
pr cent, The Rubber shares, common and pre-,
lGpooilyay on renewed liquidation by inierests
opposed 70 the present mhnhgemsnL the com
loss pn covering by shorts ana some supporting
oltsIs by Insiders, chicago rose an important
onyssling by traders % On the on~oundomonmt 1t of The
pphlpohemnni nntll Orl9beT OF the proceedings
rs,uWrw Wy of % state Of n"s The SSgp@ spscuaion att in in
wa. " ,nMGg s1 "SnS fg% s h@"re ohh9
the lowest point ever reached ~ per cent from
s @"" IN a II aS GS
developed rnlyng powoIs making NJ one-hnlf OF
ns S ar Tg IN asssHmni n Of in ne sss ne
was moi credited in. The speculation The usual
Cuban scare news from Washington, was, how
eyer improved by show of enrnestness on
tho bear side by tho traders, but the losses of.
fe0tsd were unimpprnnt. The market Htiffnned
slightly around midday, 9pt thereafter the sell
ing movement again ruledI JTregulnliiy marked
tho closing, but hnnl figures record Il genera
fractional losses, The. neral inllronl bond
market dlhplayed an easier tendency Ihe gen
ernl concessions we're gs IA rule, nnlmp1rlnnl,
were established, particularly In Detroit unn
ana Northern Pacific dividend scrip, extended
busn M was below The Fet Mt averages, The
total sales were SDss,DOol An improved tone
was evident In governmeDla on Increased busi,
moss Tho sales reached yiO25 800. and slight
fractional gains wero RenoIA
Tho Evening Posts n,ohhon cablcgram snys
The idleneHH In tho ri Jcie market continues,
There IN no business eXGept for necessary in
yestmont, The chcapndss OF money strongly
fRvorH rise, but on ithElother hnnd the po-
litcnl situation and prwbIN high prices sng'
gcgt caution, The result fH dcadock The
settlement win begin on Monday, Americans
were dun, The Paris 1nd'hicrlin markets wers
quiet and weak 20 ~ bTy
Tho following were ule SlpsinGc c;au2tntIons on
tho leading stocks OF the New York exchange
tal
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Sinrl.a In NIphi.


RICHMOND. Va, March G.-Thc cxccu-
tive committee In charge OF the arrange
mcntt FOR the reunion or the United Con.
fcdcratc Veterans, refused tonight to adopt
letter TO the camps, written by General
rcyton Wise, chairman Of the committees.
hccnusc II denounced General Walker, com
mandcr.in-Chlcf OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, GcacrNl W.sc'g rcfcten cs to Cen
oral Walker were suggcalod by the action OF
the after In roSaid to tho proposed parade
In his letter General Wise raid Walker wns
not pntrlot, and deserved the censurc OF
nll good people Tho subject brought on an
excited debate, aud n stormy gCcne resulted,
General Wise declared that unless the let
ter was approved, he would give up hIa
position and ct some one else look after
the reunion, The letter was finally laid on
the table FOR u week
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

Foreign exchange, firm; bankers d.ondon) stcr-
ling, HsSuis6A.
BALTIMORE March 6-Clcarings t2.ii6. gs5;
balances. 1852 fli
NEW YORK March 6-Clcaringa 81. .oi7. 7)1;
balances s.. .f2t.5i9.
81 LOUIS, March 6.-ClcarlnEs, uOlA0S3, bal
ancea. t59O,5si. Money, GGS per cent New
York exchange, par bid 25c premium asked
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Mixers AND sPRINGERS.

HOGS-The receipts OF hogs were g. Gsl head ns
against 800 yesterday and S,di6 on Friday OF
last week.
Tho local demand was good, but lower markets
lt all other points caused braak here II 5l lOc
The hogs sold mostly Inside the range OF sg "a
JASj. against 3a60uS,9-is yesterday ,rbs
bulk of the sales was at $50 as compared with
81 slHa9i Yesterday.
The market Is very apt 10 be the case In
u decline was not very active. but the hogs
Kept selling and the pens We're practically cleared
and in good ason. Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Murdered n Music Tcn,b,r

PATTERSON, n, j., March G.--Mnbel Sui
livnn, 2S years old, was murdered In this
city last night. She was n music teacher
ana was found unconseIoug by the aide OF
fence, her head battered and her cloth
Ing torn, She started for home unnccon-
panied about $3.50 o'clock No arrests have
been made
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
roIcdn GrnIn MnrI.ct.

TOLEDO. March WHEAT Lower weak:
No. cash l2s,c, May, ,3Ac; July 6ab4o
CORN Dull aieadyi No. mixed, 2lc; No, 3
mixed. 2silci MAY 314c
OATS Firm 10. mixed 2c; No. white.
23ci May 22c.
RYH-pun. No, 2 cash ilc
CLOVER SEED Active. steady; prime cash
Mill; March, Ai28
corn. itO0l hu. clover seed 12l hlgs.
SHIPMENTS Flour goo hhls. wheat, 22H
bu corn. loaQ hu, clover seed, loo Tags,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Now York Noucy Nprkct

NEW YORK, March 0,-MoNEY ON CALL
Elsy at 2iaW3h per cent: last loan, 2RN3 per
cent; closed, 2lalr3 per cent prime mercantile
paper. iiaUG per cont
5TERLiNG EXCHANGE steady. win actual
busincss IN bankers bills al sAS7EGt SSA for
demand and s. sSa,1tS for siNty day his. posted
rates. 50 siai SO. commercial bills 81 S5L
BAR SGLNER-Gsasc per ounce,
SILVER CERTIFICATES 6St. ff69c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Strong: state bonds
dull lailroad bonds, easier.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

head Market 5di0c lower. nulk of sales 1875
W3No; heavy, 1GiH2S0. packers, S31tG8S5,
mscd 'ae5a3p lights, ta0j@3S5; Yorkcrs sSTb
G3Si, PIGS 81 ciua@
SHEEP Woccipts 2 80 head. shipments. none.
Market steady Lambs lJi50tiO. muttunh t2.1o
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
tls

Clearinga AZ Toledo pav IMPORT. Dayton and
Knoxville nre not included in totals because
81 mo- comparison last year. n arinEs az Wnca
Houston and Galveston NOT included On totals
taeaufa containing other teur than claaTinga.
Cle4rngs at Dallas and Lowell represent last
N..t.a futlIs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Vow NnrI. ILYr stnrI..

NEW yOitK. March G-BEEVIs- Receipts.
lMb hcndj steers 1pOGri 90 oxen, 81 7003 no;
bulls 2SOUa50 cows, tbOu27i, cables quote
cattle nnd bccf dull sheep higher at ilui3c;
shipments today, h2s cattle and 21S quarters of
beef tomorrow. 200 cattle, 1000 shccr ana 1890
quarters " beef.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts $500 head.
sheep, stcndy, poor TO choice 81 hOn3 l2h, lnmtH,
lambs
lIoGs. Receipts, $500 head Market nomlnaliy
firm IA "a gOfJh
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

gone into tho Bank q England ~ balance
today 1900 D0ld Is qu1th ~ lucnos Ayres at
~ ffg ~, ~ mgnila, ~, " yiI's.'hi 20, ~, ~
~ Vienna, lOl. s
PARIs March G.-Thre, per cent rcntea iO2f
22e Tor checks. N
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

NEW YORK. March "a fairly good spot
demand, but very much better order business
a result N salesmcn's work on the road gave
good average tu IN total Of sales which
commission merchants ala, with iohhers there
Very steady demand that covered all
classes VI goods and returned q good total of
business Printing cloths were duh In demand
with small sales at 2hsc
FALL RIVER, Mass March G-print cloths
dun; 2hc bid and decline
MANCHESTER. March G-The market for
cloth and yarns Is aull, and vary little doing.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

sT louis Marah G-CATTLE- Neea.pa 500
head aiket strens. WHh fapply n.t equal rs
staers 81 tlH1 sd. stuskers aud isedfis. 81 I ts.
COWS anl heifHrf. ttmn1 n
HOGS iletHpts. tH1 haal MHrket D. laWHr.
HelsY. So @HtQt. mked. giieaAo. lsbt So $50
lNl
sHEEp- Receipts 1ol head Market si1daE
Natives 81 tHaall. southern D. llHi tU. lsmts.
s. l04t10 Westerns 81 tN4 a.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

On tho Proiuli eVclaige toily tha outtlr mar
ket was steady; creamery, ii92ia, dairy 90
lse Eggs, steady fresh, lOalle Cheese, quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

KANSAS CITY March .rAIeffE. ft. #aiufH.
bl0l head shlpmHnt7. lf1 head Mirs.t ar4a
lpc lpwrf. legaF Hrrm 81 safl in. lias COWS.
n@q1N ataekars ana fsedafs g. Gs bgua
& Afi W
iods Receipts 1000 asad. shig,assis ioo
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

Cash qnoutions were as follows;
FIDIiI,-StCady. winter patents. S3JOU3.S0;
winter straights. E3.OOqJ59; sprins patents. 1910
M3f0.
WIiEAT-No. 2 spring Gi6Csc No. sprng,
C3aa65'sc; No 2 red G1AgGshc
cORN-No. q .Sesc; No. yellow 2SHsc.
OATs-No 2, a)c; No white, 2l1suaNc;
No. white, 20n2lhc.
WYE--No. 2. 39i4c.
BARLEY--No. 2, nominal; No. 3, T. o. b., 2Glau
3lc No. 4, T. o. b., 2iGf3)o.
FLAX S1El)-No I, S9iac.
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED-S9.50
pROVISIONS-Mcss pork. per bbl,, S9.c0To. G6;
lard, per 100 lbs, t5.2jff5 l19 short ribs, sides
loose, So 05ahlO; dry saltod shoulders boxed,
4MW4Ac short clear sides boxed 5lauj4c
WHIskY-Dstillers' finished goods per gal,
g22.
POULTRY Market, firm; turkeys, ula4l3i4c;
chickens, 7uslhc; ducks, l0eil3c.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

Total sales OF stocks today were tS7 5ij shares
American Tobacco. 81 2oOi burlington
Z. 50O Baltimore a. Ohio a 200: Caicago Gas,
$500, General Electric 5000. Louisville 4 Nash
lille. 10 900. Rock Iallnd. I 500. 81 pnml. 2lnll
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Murder Charged 10 Trnmps.

FON DU LAC, Wis, March Ca cold
blooded murder occurred last evening at
n farm house about four miles from this
city. the victim being Fred Messncr, whose
body was found IN barn with his skull
crushed, Tramps nrr suspected The Vic
TIM was about 40 years old ana prominent
Sweet Moments cigarettes are made Of
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

PEORIA. Mlrch H-CORN- steady New No
2 Uttp. new $50. a. a ilc
OARS puil $50. white, @Hzlac 80 p white
RYE Dull u1minBl
WHISKY rim furhrd goods llU
HEDElgTs- -Carn N ii0 hu Data 5000 bu
rye. none Whisky Tl Etlf wheat 900 hu
sIlrMFNTs COM H 900 ta.. ults fl s0o bu
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
Now york Mining quotations.

sliyor bars GSKcj Mexican dollars, 65ls bJG,
slight drifts, par, t'leyrlphtc,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
snn Francisco Mining Quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO March. o. Tho oliclll u jllig
quotations for mining stocks toiiy were as tol-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

LONDON March LiNsnEp-calsa'ta, spot
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
noston stood auotntIons.

BOSTON March g. 1af loans dos per cent
uue loans. 5tf par grut. Cloalus prices Tor
stocks. bonds ana miuinf a.1r'i
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07

teedoa on aaFkei.

NV TUANCI7IU- MlTlh f-WHHAI- I-aal
ptramter nms MAJ ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-09

ried, but never can remain constant TO
one woman long enough 10 go TO the altar
with her
BY clever manipulation Of The dram
atist. he finds himself engaged 20 three
widows at once, IN the first act and
three acts afterward are filled with laugh
ter az the efforts he makes 10 exiricate
himself from the difficulties.
That old and always popular spccta-
Gle the Black Crook" viii begin an en-
eagcmeni Of three nights and a matinee
az the Academy next Tuesday. The dra-
matte portion OF the spectacle VIII be
sustained by strong cast, while ballots
win premier dancers viii be fnely exc
cuted ana richly costumcd. in the third
ACT, the oli3 Of specaiiics viii be intro
ou'ca, headed by clever little Louise Men
uos" Who plays Cariine. This - the
same company that toured New England
last spring and was so faYorably spoken
OF 10y press and public
AGA Rehan and The full strength Of thc
great Augustln DAILY Comedy Company.
VIII ne seen here tn March. ARRANGEMENTS
having been made by Mr. DAILY with
@csars. {. B. JcffcTg on, klaw. and Frlan-
ger TO take Miss I2ehan on tour for
season limited 80 three weeks If will be
the irst opportunity Our people have had
10 see Miss Rehan and an organization
which has won the admiration Of two
continents. and Sc goes without saving
mat the engagement here will prove a
bIliIant one. A repertoire consisting
OF an or Miss Rohan's celebrated SUCCESS
6 VIII De presented during this tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-09
hAIMPF's DELICIOUS CANDIES.
'Hey Are Growing Very Popular All Owe,
the CIV

A"tIc are any number Of vofr,- 49,.
""o nave taxed their brains as ~ -
iI0Sl eAicient means Ol making ths,r
9"tc'Ae4ils 's"allOw' nattclg. Som.
~ lAese young mon have il way oil In-
u"'>."b III the most delicate bits oil rai-
succumD. '"'
In thinking over the matter. with q
view 10 sowing this problem. ,'.er',l'
learned how IL can be- accomvusbed I'M,
- the way which mas never vet been
known 10 fan. Serve your nattery lu
tAc shape dainty box Of kacuufs
eAolce candy and 1 guarantee that Tie
Aattefy Will be swallowed"
hfeIyD dy knows about Kaemprs con-
iectonory establishment, al No. u0
north Ninth street. 4 few years ago
Mr. John T. kaempf commenced bust
ness with only so capital. Close appli-
cation 10 work, enterprise, ana IL thor
ough knowledge OF what the public want
ed, required only short while 10 put
the business on q firm foundation, and
now there are few people in the city VINO
DO not know Kaempf by reputation.
lie Is practical man, thoroughly IA
miliar with tho candy business, and up
10 date. He studies new and attractive
varieties Of candy, and keeps up with ali
candies are made by him exclusively,
and he has discovered some very valuable
recipes in making goods that are alto
gcthor attractive in appearance, as well
as delicious 10 the taste,
Kaempi keeps a general assortment Of
tho choicest candies, conserves. and the
like. Everything is home made. and
directly under the supervision of Kacmpf
himself. The purcst fayOrs and the
choicest materials are used. His sailed
almonds chocolates. creams, caramcls,
and tafiies i'm all the different navors.
neugats. cream cocoanuts and walnut
bars, old-time cream candy, and other
varieties, are simply delicious. They are
always 10 be had. fresh and pure. Pep
PERMITS. SO generally used at teas. are
made I'm all the different colors, accord
ing to ones taste.
Kaemprs French fruits and conseryes
are OF the very best quality and are
quite popular. His glasse marons are
quite the thing. lie furnishes orders for
teas. Iuncheons. and suppcrs, and al
ways serves his candies in the prettest
styles.
Kacmpf has now become idenuhed with
the city. aud is making a big reputation
with his delicious candies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-09
DR.. Waterhouse 20 Preach

Rev r. G. Warehouse. u. d.. president
OF Emory and Henry College, and one Of
the most prominent preachers In the Hol-
ston Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South. will preach at Park
Place Methodist Episcopal church this
morning and night. Those that hear him
will be sure OF rare treat.
Buy your groceries at VI. Zander's, Sixth
and clay streets. See the al IN to-days
paper.
The Piedmont Gold Belt Chartered
Company calls attention to its two-coi-
umn ad on page OF this issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-09

Roland Reed in the Woman Halter" and
the ElHck Crook Ada Rehan Coming.
Roland Reed ana his admirable company
viii present the new and highly amusing
comedy. "rhc Woman Halter" at the
Academy tO-morrow light
The play mas been nitten by D. u.
Lloyd 1t g. something OF burlesque in
action. but so brightly and wittily written
that II does not seem as extravaganza as
.he many upr0ari0us ytuauons might i'm
ply.
Briefly told. the wfman hater Is an APP
2arentiy cranky andl cynical old bachelor,
who Is generally suIfoosod 10 have fixed
aversion for the laiie.. but Is In reality
most decided lolemaker. lie has an
intense and perpetual craving 10 be mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-09
Ladies' Muslin
UndeP8aPn1enfS.

Below we give a hint to some Of
the values offered:
Muslin Drawers to ft children. from two
to 1--WE years. neatly made and finished,
i5c.
Larger sizes up to twelve years, 10 and 25c.
The above are made with cluster OF
tucks above hem.
An excellent quality Drawers. made with
cluster Of tucks above ruifie of Ham,
burg. sizes from two 20 five years and
ranging in price from i9c. to 3oc.
The finer qualities At corresponding low
figures.
Mother Hubbard Gowns. sizes one to twelve
years. yoke made Of cluster Of tucks
and RULES Of cambria at neck and
sleeve. price only 45c. for all the s.zcs.
Gown of best quality Muslin. with yoke of
tucks aud insertion and ruties Of em
broidery at neck and sleeves, sizes one
to twelve years, prices ranging from
Csc. to SIC.
CAMBRIA SKIRTS for children. sizes one
to six years. cluster of tucks above
hem. price SIC.
Better grades with rutfie Of embroidery. at
50. 50 and 69c. aud upwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-09
lnrr Gninr.h nncrn

The clever troup Of colored nma,oprs
N.o id,eiy gave the opera OF rho
..l.l with such great success Wiz
IlF produce two more Of tho works
tqn' namely the Trial bv Jnr,..i 'o '.,'i,
u ~. >. Pinaforc." for the beneft of
deserving c0l0rcd charity.
ne membership OF the Home Musical
b receJ non az this troupe IS called en-
mona colorcd population. ana u,otr
" WINE friends will be politely Welcomed
o.. no PERFORMANCES TIE datcs of ,vticb
are TO be hereafter fixed. "a winch
MISS May Holderby. of Atia,-o g..
Nv. her brother, Mr.. i. X. folder,
ny Jr'' No. 5l3 north Tenth stroef' n,,,.