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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

The Medical College Of Virginia began
It's Flfty-ninth session Tusday, September
y. 1876. The class was full and repre-
sentative. very many states BESIDES VIZ
pinia sending their youns men 10 TINS Oh
ana t-ime-houOred institution 10 be edu-
Gated. The number OF students IN at
tendance being twenty five per cent
larger than last session. The faculty mas
greatly added 10 its facility for teaching
since last summer. There has bee. erect
"a a large. ~commOdious. and handsome
thtee-story building. the third noor OF
which is devoted % the pathological lab
oratorv. the second floor 10 the chemical
laboratory. and the first floor 10 the city.
free dlsucnsary. This building is well
LIGHTED bv windows on all four sides and
fitted ND with scientific appliances or the
most modern kind. The surgical and
physiological laboratories will be conduct
ed I'm the college building proper. II Is
in contamination 20 move the museum 10
"A larger room on a lower floor Of the col.
leee building and thereby give more space
for placing its valuable contents. land at
the same time allow for the enlargement
OF the dissecting room. which was uncom-
fortablv crowded the past winter. The
Old dominion Hospital, which IS connect
"a with the College has been open and
well patronlzed during the whole summer.
and al present IS filed with patients. The
college IS now in full operation and Is
entirely out OF debt. There Is every rea-
son TO believe that this session will be by
far the most prosperous in its career.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
coxINg IN FROM STO1A
r~.oub,ican. Making Active organizes
fortss

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, Oct H.
.ooo,o, Lruesday nights storm was Yer.
10. T., this city. injuring the steepie VI
sr Georges church, unroohns pun
destroying trees, and doing damaso
-unour, oe thousands Of dollars. hepoi..
-, tho surrounding country e'e y"
oo,o,,, in. showing thai the storm eA'e
Cd over a large area OF country 800
mora DAMAGE than any storm ua"r
neforo visited THIS sectioh - of
Almost every hour tidmss reaen $3.50
narns and stables blown ao"n' 49,
unroofed. and horses killed anu
SO far no loss OF human h'sS aavs
Mr.. Temple Grymes diea
REPUBLICANS WORKING
ma Republicans are making an se's
ngnt. Appointments nave pes"
speaking by them as ioho"S, ~
snotsvlyanla Courthouse. OCTOBER o'n-
Hon. h. X. Panghorn' VI " "
and Hon. Tncmas Ban. raj.
rtoncester Courthouse. October o,h-
Air waiter b.. Tyler and Hon. CepnAs
Hrainerd. Jr., Of New York.
rreoericksburg October 7th-Hon. Jonh
X. Dos Passos, Of New YORK
ATTENPT TO DESTROY THE
} wnat Is supposed 20 be a dastardly at
tempt 10 destroy the free bridge across
,ne R-appahannock here was Wsccferot
in time 10 prevent serious damage. A
nole about two feet wide was burnt IN
tno mid-ic OF &c, and there Is no clue 10
the incendiary.
New York relatives have LETT 10 MT.
lack Blaydes and family. OF Spotsylvanin.
and Mr.. Joseph Blaydes n family. or
Caroline. quite o. handsome fortune.
Mr.. Lewis Nixon, who has received from
the United States Government "a con-
tract to build two torpedo boats. TO cost
$4,000 and $4,000. respectively, Is a ma
tive OF Loudoun county, Va.
The colored Republicans OF Stafford as
rembled in mass-meeting n few days ago
at the courthouse and effected plans for
a vigorous campaign from now until cleo
tion-day in the interest OF Mckinley. Ho-
bart. and McCaull. They organized with
r.. II. Disnman, chairman, Il. ID. John
stor. secretary: William Hill. J. II. Bar
nett. Ham Toies. Thornton Rome, and r.
D.. Johnston. executive committee. Every
precinct in tho county IS In have a Me-
kinley, Hobart. and McCauil club.
Hon. j. S. Potter has resigned as a
member OF the Battlefield Park Associa-
ton, and Judge James y. Bener has been
elected TO fill the vacancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

CINCINNATI, O.. oct. Flour steady:
winter patent. S3.S0Q4.OO, spring patent,
S3N5Gi.l5.
Rand. No. . red, track, Toe; No. . red,
track. zoe: rejected red. track. G5c.
corn market active and steady; No. =
yellow. track. 2Ju2Gc.
Iats market quiet and steady: No. 3
ml1cd. 1Oc.; No. > white, 1Sl44lJ52c., NO.
= mixed. 1Sc.
Pork market steady: city family. $50;
clear family. $500 clear backs. $500.
Lard market steady: kettle. S4.OO4i25;
prime stem, $3.50 bid.
Dry sailed meats firm; short clear sides.
S3.S7is. short rib sides, $5.C2lz; shoulders
$3.aJu4Ou.
Bacon market steady: loose shoulders.
sac, loose short rib sides, SA.l21z44lJi
short clear sides. Si2JIi.35.
Butter market steady, Elgins, l'l9c.;
Ohio n Indiana, 11i2c.
tggs firm at lIWlpzc.
Whisky steady at Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

Richmond, Va, oct. 1. 1896.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Irade TO-DAY
Mr4ppels. is h0gsheads. filters, u sinOk-
ers. ]. scrap (brisIu, 10, lear ldaFh), 1.
Total, - hOgShcacs.
me tobacco inspector reports to-day
AIegdany. Old Dominion. shockoe, Cren-
shaW's, Meals. DavenportS Myers, ana
SeabrOOk's tobacco warehouses report To-
dy. Receipts. "a packages, deliveries, 70
United States internal revenue collec-
tons ON tObarc0s Cor the city or flch-
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
$3.50, plug tobaccos, S2,5l9.5O. Iot@i'
There was a very satisfactory sale OF
bright loose tobacc0s to-day at the rant
ers warehouse. \ line break, consisting
eastern North Carolina extra DllShls
viii be offered at this warehouse to-inoI-
row Friday), october 2. ls0i
Cotton Is selling so well, compaIalNc,s
in south Carolina. at this time. tnat the
farmers are making every cNeItloA 70
move and market their cotton crops ln
reference TO their tobacco crops. NhlCH
accoui.ts for the small receipts OF bright
loose oObaccos on this market.
Messrs. JOhn NJ. Taylor, Parker L. Con-
r1G prank Williams. Thomas ID. Neal,
Jr.. and James y. BOYD leye to-hlshl 70,
I~yuchburg. Va, having Dech sulIllo"en
as witnesses in the great DDdcco suit u
Ar Halsey is a L~ynchburg Va) to-
h-.osni-t. and Messrs. Thomas T.. Jose
& Sons are tobacco commission merchants
a. bristol and Liverpool, England. rms
sliff was brought 20 an issue 10y the at
fsrhment OF Mr.. Thomas i. II. Jose
while on a visit 10 the CITY OF LNNcn-
lnro last summer. The outcome OF TINS
suit IS a matter Of great interest 10 our
Nessrs' Frazer & Tomplins. tobacco
Commission merchants. No. los south
Tu,aiffh street. Richmond. Va. make Inc
following comments FOR the week on 10
Dari-Receipts and offerings light; very
SIM cTred-Nost Of the crop N; an good
n rrime stock continues o. sell, Wen,
inferior stock dull ana low lfo>lou STUN
selling al roc. 10 81 ana rot "@hteu'
Bricht-Unchanged, steta!- x
And quote nrices current as iotoNs
srn-Cured 1obacco=Lues, Sl.." 70 e.,
erorf Leaf. - 90 -, long leai, = 10 S4Vi
v-vrqnnors. SD TO SIS.
bright TObaccos: SmokersEC eumon 81
g. cr medium. - TO SO. fine. ST 70 Sl--I".
Cn+fo-s-Common. s1l 10 Sl3: medium, Slo
10 sis. nue. S22.5O TO S2j; fancy s-'<'V
- SeD' Finers-Common. $50 70 -,
wweiium. $3.50 10 $50: good. 50 10 -;
Gno $40 10 SO. Wrappers-Cominon -
80 S1- medium. Sl5 10 $40, good. 50 10
20 inc So TO $40: fancy. S45 10 so.
FDark Tobacco Reordefed-Lugs. Sl.S
~ 81. short leaf. So 10 500. ions 'e"i'
e 10 $40: selections, So to SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
or LOFTS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. oct. Flour higher;
patent. Sj.SyqS 50, extra fancy, So.4V4
$50. fancy. $2.75N2eo.
Wheat market higher; october, CSC. bid;
December. 7i3.c. bid, May. lJl4c. asked.
Corn higher al 2l12c., December, &lfic.'
May. 24H4c. asked.
oats higher; October, 1Gc.; May, 2lAc.
asked.
Pork-Standard mess, new, 500; DID,
$500.
Lard-Prime steam, $50; choice, S3.v.32.
BarOn-ShOuiders. Sf.36ie. longs, Ss..J,
clear ribs SIS: clear sides, Sf.31i2,
Dry Sailed Meats-Shouiders, $50;
longs, 1873. clear ribs, S3.S'i2; clear
s.! as. S3.Slh.
Whisky unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

LIVE 'OOL. oct. 1-l2.3O j. M-Cot-
ton Qu.,.. receipts. GOO bales, an AmsIi-
..r Future. quiet. October ana NO
vrmher 4 14.C4. November and Dtcember,
. --.ot December D. January -.-Dti
Jarltrv and February. 4 -a-Ci, eotuaIy
and March. q -3-Gf. March j. Ap4H'
4 e8Ct. April and May. 4 2i-Gi.
i2.45 T.. M-Americln middllns. . 80
sales estimated at 10000 uales amer
can. 900 bales, speculation ana export
10 bales. -
= h.. M-Futurcs closed quiet; October
4 .rlG444 pl-6i. October and November
= ID. ef,4 9-.f4. November and December,
4 e4-cf. December and January --.f
eeIors. January and FEBRUARY 9 1919
-a. February and Niircn' Vi
March and April. q -3-d, sellers, A1', an"
Ma --Niaf .i1f; Nay ana Jun:
a4ef sellers. June ana July, ! 2-ot'
mi. I'D AUGUST. -rt+ .o
new YORK. oct. l-F9tures ci9s g1.
ef.Ilv. sales. l-l 900 oales, 'eioy.i, .r
~or1mher. 10S. December. SOY, lalaaIs
s ~. FEBRUARY. S-l; March, So Ap'"'
SIS May, So. June, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

Passenger Trains From Lynchburg Going
IN panvilie via Burkyill

LYNCHBURG. VA, oct. 1.-The axle
OF q car CT a freight train coming north
on the Southern railway broke while the
train was on q ~trestie a few miles north
OF Danylle. The dragging Of the broken
axle caused the trestle 10 give way and
seven cars went through. Nobody was
nurt. Passenger trains nave 10 go from
here on Norfolk and Western 10 Burke
Vile. and from there south on the Rich
and Danyilie branch OF the South
~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

CHARLESTON. S. c.. oct. 1.-Iurpen-
tine market firm at 24ilc.
Hosin firm. Quotations. b.. c.. and d.,
$40; l. and J., S1.45; g., $40; H., L.
end K.. 81. 30, ~. Sl.GO. ~, $50; ". g.,
SAvANNAH. ca, oct. 1~-Turpentine
FIRM at 2jc., sales. 30 casks, receipts.
GO casks.
Rosin firm: sales. 5000 barrels; receipts.
3Il3 barrels. Quotations. a, t., {; -,
j., T.. and c., $50; II. and L., Sl.55;
K.. Sl.cJ; NJ. 80. y, 500; W. q"
'WIiNiiNGTON. y. C.. oct. Spirits
OF turpentine firm at 2ihc.; receipts "
Rosin firm at s1.sjGl40; receipts, l9J
barrels.
mar firm ut S1O5. receipts, y barrels.
Crude turpcntine firm at Sl.5oQ LOO; re-
ceinfs. 80 casks.
Spirits sold after hours at 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
cIpcrLATION sTATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. d. c., oct. The
monthly statement or the Comptroller OF
the Currency states the Outstasdins Dank-
note circulation at SZ33. $1,000, an IN
crease during the month OF SeptemSr-,
OF S4,0LJ.JSl. and since September 20.
1895. of SO s.. Tl8. The circulation based
on bonds is S2i4.C0I .6ti The coinage
executed al United states mints during
September was Gold. S3140.g22; silver.
S2.7Jf.1s5, OF which s.. 7OO.lO0 was IN
standard silver dollars. the seigniorase
on which Was over Ss0V.OJO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

A|.A YUM
~.-W YORK. oct. Flour firm, de-
-l faIr. aal unchanged. southern
-four firm and quiet oc,ivo
and timer, with oltlo-a' erd ir-
ern. 1.c options We're o-t4Ne a-r
REGULAR. opening nrm ana 4VN"iCI-e
aI-.c. ON decidedly stronser cAnies, -.'
f....n u.tIl- better wtelcl. "'
and local eyFernS' NJ. = lee-
october. 1-1.... December ''c' ~a
fo~r-Sr0t moderately aclNe anu
stronger. 40. -ilau'lt, tle'A'VI'
al.enf.c. af0at. options were i@ll!g az
tive and firm at t.9le aoFaI., so
.. November. -J..c. D1-eAueI' -'lS~'
Scot fairly active and stronger.
Onions duIl and lower Slot i-
10. q. &C.. 40. = white. -5c.' 10. "-'''
49,. iuin,I western, 80. -"c
Wool fairly active and uncnan
.r..-r. f.mily 500 500, eAllt
mess. S~l,o0Go0, beef hams sLoi-
$50. ucr..I beer strong, clly eNIr,
.dl4 mess. slopIal o'9: cue s
.n Shoulders. SJ.154iOo, DO. hams S''00
T.-i ouie, and higher; western $50"
r. rif.. $500. October. 3.4s. iteIhed
N-tort mont. A.Sl. South American
$500. compound. Al-il. 1 "a
PORK rr.ucr. new mess $50
pUrtfr.Ch1Ioe frm end 800 lair uei"aH1
STATE dairy 1oa i9e. a.. cf.a IN grean.
Ts.. warftrn dairy. tA-fllci 90. Vl'""
ery. UNfGc.. EleinH 20 p.-
I-ra-Iarev steady state aNu
-ftIv.nla. 11nlle., western. ireaa
-c1tfor.eead oh hlgacr.1 crude.
Ro'in fuu. strained. common 10 GOOD
'T-Irpentine firm az 2s02stc.
pl.a faIrIv active. fru. and unchanged
Nfoiaeses firm. ln fair demand. and un'
changed.
p.antu steady.
March. ssFIlN~t. spot Rio quiet
go steady. 80 9. T03rs
5e.r-l,aw dul ana stehiy; iair rem
ing. . 11-1Gc "o-tcst eehtLl -sH' " 4iAo--
refred Quiet and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

PITrSBURG. PA, Sept. 30.-Freight No.
"a was derailed az T1lsou station, near
sand Patch, On the eastern slope or the
mountains. on the Baltimore and ONO
railroad al IlIJ this morning. The en-
tire train crew. consisting OF the engineer,
fireman. conductor. two hrakemen and "a
nacman. and two tramps. who were steal
ing Il ride. were killed. Thirty-f0ur cars
which were loaded with coal. together
with the engine and csboose. are piled
I'D on the track and trainc both east and
west is entirely cut on. The train was
IN charge OF Engineer John Sease n
Conductor VIM. Pickles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

{ difM UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL
Cattle: Receipts. 1000; demand good;
common 10 extra steers, $.JO4J.VO; stock
crs and feeders, S-.6JQ3.9O, cows and
bulls, S~1.2O132j, calves. S.oO10lJ; Tex
ans, S2.JOuJ.JJ, western rangers, $Z.zJg
$40.
Hogs-Recspts. $1,000; moderate de
mand. packing DC. lower: heavy palklns
and shipping lots. -. 7Se3.SO; common 70
Dnuio- iIlNeG. S~2.y0d3.45. choice assorted,
S3.40Q3.JO; light. S29JQ3.4j, pigs, SloV9
sheep-Rocsipts. 1000: market active
and firm: fair TO choice. S~2.5Dq3.2J; lambs,
SJ.OONJ.pv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
.Sational Sound Money Ticket

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 1.-The Ma
tlonal Democratic Committee made ap-
p~licatlon 10 the Secretary OF state TO-DAY
for the placing OF Palmer and Buckncr
electors on the official ballot. Petitions
bearing nearly 1000 ame accompanied
the application. To avoid confusion. the
heading will be 'NattoQal Sourd-Money
Ticket"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

0I0fHfi1ns' Wn0nt"INHf - ~ 70
7lC.. mixed, "a 10 l2c.; shortoerry, oo 10
&c., 3D. I.i. ID fo t-c.
Clrr-White. Virginia. 30 20 Mct 40.
o white 30 TO &C.: 80. % mixed. % TO &c.
O.tAN0. d mixed. $50 90 10 ."
mixed. Is 20 1silc.; winter se-d' ~ TO co.
l.U-.t. To- ace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
May 80 1aN 2o7s 1917 2oN
Fork
oct IS GNo SGN 5000 G6
Jan -. 6gsh 7iJ G.9sh '-So
Oct I'd. 377s 4o5 am 4o2,4
Jan 80. 4OI3 40 40 s5o
oct q. 800 3.,7i5 3o5 Sy2b
Jan ... 3.4J $40 3A5 "o-'s

Flour-Hard wheat. spring patents were
Quotablc at S37O0fOO. In wood aoa.
white. patent. S3.40Q3.Go: NO; = Spite
wheat. Cfi4n19Ac.; No. sPins ."NXoo5
conn ~ 6oas No. . oats. 1SN1sNc.;
pork. SG.15nG50: lard. Sto2i4at0S; short
rib sides. loose. s. 25ltsJ dry saieer
sidos s3G2i5qa7s. whisky. S1.1S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

WASHINGTON. j. c.. Oct 1.-The re-
cciDts from Internal revenue to-day We're
Sl41.1S,. from customs, SJ3I,Sli. aud mis-
ccl'ancOus. Slgg-1.
The national bank notes received To-
day Tor redemption amounted TO $-v'9o9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
FINANCE ANDC0MMERCE
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bscco Ischangc-intcrnal Revenue
Collcciions-Iorcigu Advice.

NEW YORK, oct l-Stocks were less
active tO-lN. the sales aIAOuAtinS 10
I4g.Us6 shares. against 2lJ.Oo shafes yes
tcroaN. Iht iaA of ia business Was
partly due TO the excitement ~ the wheat
market, Tho bun movement pa the cereal
market having attracted general ttttA-
ton stocks ruled lower, owing 10 weak
cables from L0u0on and moderate sales.
Failing to induce l~Quiuauons, the small
boars malo uu cIurt 90 cover. their
purchases soon brought an advance Of
Iala. per cent. IN his rise Sugar, chi
c.ao Gas. Manhattan. the Changers. AMI
low priced issues were most prominent
Chicago Cas- sold up 20 within a. lidc-
ton oi c1 ou Chicago reports Of the oc-
feat of Attorncy-lencral MnIonty ln tle
matter Cf distributing dividends. a fca-
turc OF the days operations Va uie
absorption o. the lOw-rrCcd Issues nc
advanced figures. lacfc Mail. Atcnlson.
Missouri f4Oilc. Reading. southern hal
road pil. selling go the best figures 4D'
some limo past. Sugar was ltf'll'
and after advancing les T. ll-ta rt,t1eo~~
10 and closed at ll'l. ia tne
dealings The market was ~inhlcNtep
slight extent uF sugars trftNp ,
and part OF Tho advance was io-
auOn left OF barely sitaut N'L 800
were merely fractional either way erofal
ing gained 4. per cent oa ."e 'rcirding
sales were 1919 shaIta' ~, 81
2i1Oo Readinr. 1000 sugar, ana -l.,l'
~ p,uI r.r1s we're active ana a1IoA1.
Money on call easy at 500 plI -"
l.f loan at . per cont, ana civr. Va
Tered az O. per cent, prime or ~.
paper. cas- per cent. tt-~ vifh actual
t,.r.ls fn l.rkers' bills NJ 4c-rtHfS
. tl,tv l.ve and feIn4SlI4 Tor d~tnlahni
.-t.4 raf.. fN.nf~lh. cOulmtrfldl piiis'
tefl rte1f Government bonds lower.
Stafe bonds dull. Railroad bonds hIm'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 1. 1870.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Accomac. Thompson, NorIolK'
uassengers and general cargo.
Steamship Danville, BOYD. bai'iinOie'
passengers p general caIsO'
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, NorIolh'
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Danvillc, Boyd. ba4'lhO'e'
passengers and gcneral cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

Signed BE1ION WISE.
The latest returns from Elba, OF Frank
lin Junction. in P~ittsylyania county.
show ninety sound-money men 10 twenty
eight silvcrites.
The Alexandria Bryan and Sewall Club
recently passed resolutions condemning
Governor OFerrall. but Mr.. J.. y. Beck
man was courageous enough 70 rise In the
Governors defence. He thought the res
oluti0n too strong. and said that a. must
be remembered that Charles Il. OFerrail
was the Govednor Of the whole State. The
resolution also condemned the Governor
for rising from IN humble 10 an exalted
position. for which he should rather be
commended; he thought II was not policy
10 DIVE men from the party; the time
might come when we might have 10 ask
others 20 take Us back into the party.
So says the Alexandra Gazette.
WELCOME TO THE REGISTER.
The Danviile Register IS being abused.
Of course. by the free-Slver people. be-
cause IL Is courageous enough 10 stand
by its principles and TO refuse to support
Bsyan and 9ewan upon a platform
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02

Atchison 5O-
Burlington 80
... ..H. ..H- ..-s.sss ..t-.s
Canada IU'INr ..-.s.+-
Chesauoa.. and Ohio .........'." 20
Chic1Eo Gas
Cotton OH ........s.
t.r0tfN -..-....+. %
Cor.are lid ON.
Delaware and Hudson ........"... IL
-. and R. O.. pfd........-...."."
I.wH Nrrf~ .......s .ts-.. .ssss+s''
Go.erel Electric 80
fI0. hinr N.|l ,n
Jersey Central
Leather pfd ........ .+''..'' 49,
Louisville and .---.... rs
D. >. and g..
J. ~. a.. % C...--...'--s nist
Lead
Manhattan ~
NJ. is. ana ". pid......--."" so
New York Central ..........--. ~,
Norfolk and Western pId......''..' ~
Northwestern inP
~+her, pacifc pfd.."...-....... @l@1
North American -,
Ontario and western .....-'.."". -
Omaha .....- .lit
d.. G.. and ST. L....---..-..-.
Iui rfHn ..... vl,1
Reading
Rock island Tx-dividendy ....---. o-
southern Railway ..--..'' 90
Southern Railway pid--. ga
rr. Paul ........ --.
Southern Pacific III
.rd W. pfd...----....". 5.
Tennessee Coal ana Iron ......
IfNIs Pacific .-t.....'. rat
Tobacco ....-..sss.... r
Union Pacific ~.
NW.L..M r.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-31

" lRGINIA: In the Clerk s office of
Taz@well Circuit court. July 9th. 1896.
b. w. Stras, Trustee and Receiver,
Complainant,
VS. In Chancery.
Virginia and Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company a corporation chartered un-
der the laws Of the State of Virginia,
Clinch Valley Coal and Coke Company
a corporations chartered under the
laws Of the State of Virginia, J. z.
Knoll, w. y. Knoll, w. II. McGhee.
G. R. Tarter and j. G.. Lipford,
Defendants.
The object of this Suits to have a ref
ercnce to a commissioner of said court.
or in some other proper manner. to as
certain and determine the rights of all
the parties to this suit to the personal
estate and movables belonging to the
Clinch Valley Coal and Coke Companv.
and to have the Trustee & Receiver, b. w.
Stras, instructed as to his duties pertain
ing to said property, and to have an in
junction if necessary, restraining the
Defendants from any interference in
said property.
And it appearing from affidavit ON
file in aid Office thai j. p. Knoll and
w. ID. Knoll are .non-residenis of the
Commonwealth OF Virginia, it is order
ed that they appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their
Interest in this suit, and that Copies
hereof be published and posted as pre-
scfibed by law.
copy-Teste:
4. III. Bane Hartman. CLERK
Henry & Graham, p. q.
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anarcy, especislly by these aid liners
against their old doctrine, is strange
enough believe this 10 be nation.
and not a mef0 federation, and vel
come it's interpOsition is localities in
oil things which concern 4. bat The
question has boon debated from the
beginning in fairly good temper With
the old libors' who have thought
otherwise.
But cannot write further, except
20 add that it seems to mo that some
of these so.ealled leaders who are
dolting would do well not To be go
conspicuous about It. What the PEG.
pie have done fyr them, and how
little some of tbSm have done in re.
turn for The people, and what use
they have male OF political prcnli,
nence aud trust for their own person
al aggrahdizement, may come under
brighter light than they can bear.
HE Combination of individuals, for
instance, both in and d. of the Sen
ate, who held up the Wilson tariff
bill IA tue Sc. alto in the rterest OF
the sugar, iron, and coal trusts and
combines, have not yet lost their iden
ity IN Che public eye, whether they
appeared openly or masked behind
dummies, Thcp will have q hard
time to convince any one of their sir
cerity in now coming forward az the
sayiors, Of their party aud of their
country. 1t is not 70 be wondered
ut that atransition poriod in the par
sizes and the politics OF the nation is
at hand. The every day people of
the country furnished the men who
ruled, and who led our armies TO vic.
tory when We needed men, and they
can even more easily furnish wise and
intorpid leaders now than thcn: and
20 the deserlion of this or that so call
cd leaders whom they have houored
AMI eX"lted will not balil4 them. At
10 time in the history of this country
have political leaders done more than
occasionally come up abreast of the
peoples md this was never more the
case than it is now, with the healthy
intelligence ard moral sense which me
gradually come oGt of our common
schools. Yours very truly.
Nv. J. Gaynor.'
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and throughout the commercial


and throughout the commercial
worldg7
"The destruction Of silver and
as money and establishing gold az
the sole unit OF value must have
a ruinOus effect or all FORMS OF
property except those investments
which yield fixed returned IN
i0oney. These would be enormous
~ exchanged in value, and would
give q disproportionate and I'M
fair advantage over every other
species Of property"
Mr. Blain has passed away, but
although dead, yet speaketh to
thOs who ilolized him when living.
Mr. Mckinley has been nomina
ted upon q. plotform which deliber.
ately ignore the wise eounsels OF
the great statesman. Surely the
silver men in the Republican par.
ty have a good excuse to join the
Populist, and revolutionist, as In
gals characterizes them.