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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08
SAM JONEs's SAYINGS.

,s,,,n, ,h.iuisa r.a,iy ,ood thing
Tor tho ,oirsox IN GOD riao ,,os, n,
Nv J,,o,,, so,n,,n. nrd tnt,.rs this
one bsss,rs s,ri,s,,bot orev s,v good.
amt ,o,,, -, ora Vs., ,o,d ,or no.
t,i,, Hsro ono ot ~. bs,,o, c,es,.
M -,--..,
first.oIsss motbcr sho Ives ionreT and
stronger than any. other character, for
s sa hniiliPlies hGr ille ny tae numo9T on
who raises ion children ought 10 be
equal 10 ten Christians. In few years
fatb.r M T,1,i,or ~ - 800 LII osnS
in turn live in their children tho livos OF
thelr mother, ana 1t wiz be but q, mort nor,
hundred times what She is.
Ana,et vit,o,, 4. root,n, nm ,ota.
,yom tho no,orov n, mg,st.c,.ssD
mothet,. induenc, II may be 70.
n,,ri,.d ,ha, oraru am - AZ. Ianss,.
assertions ia misstatement of pripcl-
,I, ra, ,.-aa,.,.t to. l., 81. ,a,,.,,,,,
pi'' A"o sie"'e7' io''e III 'nie eo""''y
ls not the mother, but that which
makes the mother "hTst'class"-the
uiViue feveia'i9n Of law ana lntelh-
gence 10 CONFORM thereto Ana II tue
season 'hat "she lives longer ana
stronger 'hah any otaer chatactet' Is
mat enc mhi'iplies her NE by the
numbsr oil her Children" what oil the
"h's''cIass" iatner VINO does precisely
inc same shinsf Is not his life Gs
long and strong, In starting from the
same base anu travelling In parallel
lines at the same rate OF progressG
Ihen Christian mother need not be
equal to any o'hir ten ChristlauB,
whether her children or not; u
5he 10 equal to one, each OF her chill
dFen may bscomo equal to her, with.
out deiraclng In tins least from her
motherIy qualities or glory.
Mr.. Jones is perfectly right when E
says:
\ genuinely patriotic woman cannot
90 better lining for this government
Sov bow, ~ i'''''p'y N0i'0'' " A'-' " uo@o"
M,
"PP'',
49,. r"''.D,'I man "' sOou
w. - - 80" O''@ns '"'''' ~
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:, 80, ~ ~ ~ ho''ou '-a. 'is's
a,,,a-ta' 49, ,,' Wv s t, u''o'','les
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-. 800 "I nI., sum .
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,o,1 n svs,t ,rg,r,nr on,. 80, :,
~ oh,I,,a,,. ,h,, o,oaat,rou,, q, !.
10 "'
becoming TO christian woman IL
perform the dutias Of a clerk. or a tele.
- a.....,,.
gay" "p''"'U' % - JIG washer
woman or charWoman in order ~
sarn living for herseIf and fine,
uepeuueht On H-r' woman IS called
by nature TO be tue mother Of the race
but man has aimilar c,u % b.,
the istheij anu Is question
whether it is not the failure of the
- =, -,,,. 40. 80,
lAl'el W assume us 'u'' Ie59oh'
s.bility that is causing woman to seek
held OF WORK outside her sphere
fet no woman Is worthy OF respect
WV "S'' "'uO'Ao'u
! mQtOerlOOl, anu elmll1f romark
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The Fsvl is on sale a; the principal Hotels, News
stands and on ali passenger trains leaving ne CIV
after 8 D. IN daily.
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euhser,bers changing tnetr place Of residences
should nisays give former vol an present. az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

DAI.D. FACED soRREL MARE, BRANDED
ID 3 Il. on left shoulder. weight about ~
pounds. Return TO No, ttT south ith East 81
Reward.
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10y A YOUNG MAN, 4 SITUATION Nc
Is clerk in a store, ether IN city or country
6as good references Address H. n. H.. 'his
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wANTep-m,sc sLlANeous.

1.-TWO GoOD PORTRAIT AGENTS. APPLY
No. 10 south fret West sueet.
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WANTsO-siTuATloN.

u RIGHT YOUNG MAN. EXPERT TYPE.
ID writer and penmAn, wants work OF any
Kind part Of dly or evenings Address q,
Sewa
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NVToMANs' Co.oP o. wEsT FIRST
w south stylish millinery and dress.
maEiugi cutting and Gtuns taught on the
A!Orsr tailor system. This is INC easiest
and most reliable method. For home dress
Mako It Is invaluable. All Temple requisites
always ON hand
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NTEN DESIRING GOVFRNMENr POsl.
WI tons az hallway Nnil lurts, Carriers,
GauEcrs. Inspectors, >tBnoprnphugs, hngi
ncers, WaicnmCn, Jauitors, etc, TO write at
once Tor valuable information ltre0). ENumi-
nations uCsUr soon Ia every state. Address,
man. %.
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AAA WANTED MEN AND WOVEN,
IA young and old, to work Tor US in their
own homes No spare time, day or evening. We
pay SO to lla per wees No canvas sing. ANY
child can 90 the work lend address today.
NO send work at once. 1be VAN Ant Co,
Dept 2ss, Vail, Pa
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TIRsT CLASS, wlDE.AWAK DRY GOODS
statesmen 10 carry as a SIDE line tho
a N W Waterfront Dress aclug nnd BIND
ing, tho best IN the markell Hlg commletlons.
Addresa with reference, Weber MhnuiHetGf'
ing Co. oshkosh, WiscOnsin,
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Y AIDES AND GENTLEMEN As SALES.
/ j agents good salary call or write. Room
50 Commercial Block, CIty.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IN EVEBY sECTioN, no CANVASS, $500
10 !EoC day made, sell Is az sght; also
man to sell staple goods 60 den ere, best side
line. ,5a,to month. salary or large oonmis.
sion made. experience unnecessary. For
rOA ED particui Brs send staut. Clifton soap
y GuufHcturinF Company, Cincinnati Chlo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17

BOYDTON. Va. September ESPECIAL
Judge Coleman. OF the Circuit Court
has appointed W. 4. Jameson deputy
Circuit clerk FOR Mecklenhurg county.
w q. Curtis. the clerk. is nara}uc,
and has been unable to attend 20 hls .
ties for several months. ANA hence MT
Jameson appointment
Democratic County Chairman Faulkner
has published card announcing his I'M
toutiou NJ reslgning ON Monday nSs
court dlv) Tie is o. candidate FOR
County judge and hr does not therefore,
think ~ proper for him to hold The posi-
ton OF chairman. Judge w. 70. Homes
the present incumbent DIS also candle
date.
Professor w. Harrison Faulkner son
of q. j. Faulkner. ESQ. OF this place mas
recently been elected 10 the chair OF LAM
euagos in Henry College. Texas. ana mas
assumed tho duties.
Professor Faulkner is 20 young man ot
splendid social standing and Nn' attain
monts having graduated at tho university
~ Virginia with honor and az which in-
sututlOn Doe was afterwards assistant pro-
foes0r OF languages. Professor Faulkner
ls ~ ncnhnw or the late Mrs LOWS n.
Blair. of Richmond
Miss Edith Atkins. daughter or tho l1ie
Col w IT, Atkins of Governor Nckn-
ucy's stan DIS living ill at her mother 3
homo in This place with typhoid fever.
and but little hope is entertained Of hrr
recovery Miss Atkins is iuaf crown. ho-
ing the youngest of Colonel Atkins child
ron.
Mr.. n. p. Lea who has recently decided
10 remove to this place and engage in
the tobacco business. is expected here TO-
day with hls family.
a great drought which prevails here i7
drying mp tho wells
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
,nAcco rXCHANGE.



Private sales reported 10 me secretary
t,ificrq IN bogsheads: cutters II. smok-
ere b, Jugs DARK. I. Total, 60 hogs
heads ~o..-.- -. 49,.
rnsnections-B Bright ~ hogsheads; dark,
hogsheads Reinspections- bHkht' hogs
heads .uo-,..... e.-,,o
u No. NooTs Davcuports and
seabrook's tobacco warehouses report to-
dav. Receipts. 1913 packages deliveries
4S packages. ,.....,... III.
tlons on tobaccos for me cry or klch-
mOnd Va. to-day: Cigars ana cigarettes,
Sff Gao ~. plug tobacc0s, S21l6Nj. Total,
S13.759.JO.
not "a large but very satisfactory sale
OF bright loose tobaccos al the Planters
Warehouse to-day.
Messrs. John i. jacob ~ 90. VIII oner
"A break Of twenty-five packages or g. ~.
Kent a. Co.'s nicely reordered ana re-
priced sun-cured tobaccos;
Messrs. Frazer d Tompklns viii offer a
break OF fine sun-curcd tobaccos at auc-
ton on Chance tomorrow, Friday Sep
TENDER II, 1897.
tobacco commission merchants. No. Jos
south Thirteenth street t1h0ckoe Shplt
Richmond. Va. mako the following COM
ments for the week ou tobacco.
Dark Receipts continue light good 70
fine leaf I'm light supply ana in good de-
mand. i0w-grade leaf ana Tugs in ample
supply and quiet. quotations unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures and offerings con-
finue light and market active ht un-
changed quotations, crop OLD Tor this sea-
son about I'm and sold.
Brghts-Fillers In fairly good demand ,
other grades continue quiet at unchanged
prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
UNITED STATES DEFIED.
a WOMAN VINO DiSREGdRDS IHE
ORDERS or YHE OOTERNMKAT
Mrs. Mullins of Colossal Sizo Sells Moon
shiue Whiskey aud the oncers Can
DO Nothing with Her.

hOGERsNlLLE. TENN. Sept Ie-Spc-
ciaL-Hancock county. "a Few miles north
OF this place is possessed OF a rare spe-
c'men of humanity in thc person Of
Mrs. Muilcns aged about seventy years.
who II is claimed. IS the largest woman
m America N She were 90 wear belt
30 would have 90 De no less than seven
feet long and She could not wear gartcrs
less than thirty-thrce inches In length
She tips the beam at six hundred and
thirty pounds and Is said 10 Dc growing
more heshy an the time. Being unable
TO bend or 20 strengthen her knees. she
cannot stand or walk. but remains an the
while in "a semi-rocumbent position.
SHE is A PUZZLE.
She is puzzle 20 the revenue officers,
as she persists In selling whisky with
out license and they are uowerIess TO
prevent 3d. 10 Is easy enough for an
officer t0 inform her that She is under ar
rest but bringing her 90 Trial is dif-
ferent matter as she is too heavy 90 De
conveyed Go court over the rought noun
tain roads. m this difiicuity could be
overcome another would present Itself
from the fact that she has outgswn tho
doors OF her house and cannot get through
them. and no marshal could Doe Invested
with the authority Co tear 10 down over
her So she sits, or rcclincs by the
whisky cask and deals out corn iuice IN
defiance OF the greatest government on
earth.
rNEXIAUsTABLE SUPPLY.
Hcr supply may be- destroyed but u ~
imp0ssihlctto keep an officer over her an
the time. and she soon has now supply
brought in.
Curious visitors ask her innumerable
questions which she has no objection 10
answering.
Recently after number OF interroga-
tories. she was asked What Us your
address," 20 which she replied, ut takes
twonty-one Yards TO the discredit or
the visitor 10 is said that Doe dld not
set 'cm up"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
Members for the Lyceum.

The time for organizing the Public Iy-
ccum Us necessarily short and the Oripi-
majors OF the idea in Richmond desire that
ihe names OF an persons who desire mem
hership be sent 90 Mr.. j. J.. Hi. - north
Twelfth street, az once. A canvass or
the business section is being made. but
some persons whose names are wanted.
are not in their offices when the canvas
ser calls. and the time is so short that
second canvass can hardly be made,
hence The desire 10 have the names sent
90 Mr.. I'm.
II will bee borne I'm mind that the Lyco-
um subscription will not be called for UNI
u 40 least 800 names have been pledged.
and that each membership subscription
entities the subscriber 90 two seats az
each entertainment. Among the names
received up TO yesterday are the follow
lireinius Newton, Cunningham Han
John H. Powell. Jas. Nelson, Arthur Il.
clarke Henry @. Jones. +. w. Boat
wright VIM. +. Fox. George NJ. West
J.. A. Hoen. w. S. Copeland. ~. r.. Mer-
edith. oscar Swincford, John Morton,
TAYLOR Grandy. S. II. WOOdnn. r.. Pfdif
Y. II. Baine S. Galesk Edward n. CAL
isch. Geo. A. Gibson. Chas. j. Anderson,
&. a. Zincke. W. J. kimbrough, Jno. Pol
lard, Ernest wilson IL w pun, H. e.. ~
McVey. Ashby II. Raeland, samuel Sin
ton. John r.. West. John $. Elicit. T.. r.
Williams. d. r. MIdyctte. w. ID. Lyman
Il. S. Hume, +. NJ. Parker Jr.. James f..
Ryland, a. j. Barton, W. a. Townes
Thomas Branch. Beverley n. Crump. g.
X Coulline. Samuel Rosendorf. w. n.
Dabnev. Geo. l.. Christian. a. NJ. seldom
Tanebotrne NJ. williams. r. Lancaster
Williams. p. y. Shield. O. a. Hawkins
John n. Butler. Jr.. ID. $. Mccarthy Jno.
NJ Spence. Hugh Munce, II. J.. Butler
NJ Mercer NJ B. Rosenbaum, II. G..
Williams. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17

The increase OF building, both OF dwell
lngs and business houses in Richmond, is
very marked just now.
AT the southeast corner OF Main ana
Seventh streets william Gibson, IT.
builder IS erecting for p. a. Mayo. a
business block of four stories with or
fics above. There will be three floors
above the stores.
The contractor SAYS the building will
be one OF the hardsOu est office build
ings iu the city when completed In De-
cembor
AZ the northwest corner OF Broad and
Fourth streets. Mr.. Emanuel Raab Is
constructing two fOur-stOry buildings J.
h. sheppard clothier. will occupy the cor
uer store and W. T.. Sorg, boots ana
shoes. tho house next door
A. Broad and Ninth streets Mr.. G. VI.
Smithdcal VIII erect % handsome large
four-story building Tho work or eX-
cavating IS now going ON. lut the con
tract FOR the building has not yet been
awarded
The work on DR.. Hatchers church. M
Grace and Foushee is being pushed rap
idly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
SAILORS on TROLLEY cans.
Conductor Puts one on for Indecent h''
bavior-BIowiug Up "a Barge.

haNtOr-bloWlhE = y w -
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. September "
Spocial-The conductors on the tis't ~,
oars running between this city ana oiI
Point Comfort are having "a great deal
~ trouble with the scamon from the p''
tteships of the North Atlantic squadron.
which are now lying IN Hampton hodu7.
Trbev saw that the sailors get on lhe ours
in am intoxicated condition. ana thai n'
sides making insulting remarks "uou'
other passengers they use iahIuit' WIN
convorsiug among themselves tnat ls ~
tramely vulgar, making IL unpleasant io'
decent people. especially iaul'7- 49, -.
last night q drunken negro sailor ltoil
Tho Massachusetts became go indec'h,
mat Conductor Robert Powell was oDlsta
~ stop his car lu the East End ana pun
-, IN T'f,fr lur4rp1 several other nee
GRO messengers. and for a time 30 Io'
a. though There might Doe serious trouble.
one man drew DOS knife. declaring lu1l
ms the sailor had paid his fare ne pro
poeod 10 see that he was allowed 20 ilu'
,rho colorod seaman, however, ana not To-
turn 10 the car. . r,,,.,,,
o,d he crow Yesterday blew mo tho wreck
IN tho coal barge Utility. which was suiN
roar Pier Z several years ago. bvnaHil.
No., usad The captain has. during lH'
noet few DAYS had "a gang or men drcdt
ing FOR the copper and lead that inelt,u
and sank an the time of tho Dig ,nlpll,.
fire last April The metal was oIouH"'
up I'm large chunks. 1i,.n
ec,,,too examination for tho appointment
n, six letter carriers for this city lour
az regular and two AS substitute carriers.
no oseist Postmaster Fred lteld ln HT-
SIGNING routes am inspector VIII ne sent
here from Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
PROSPERITY REIGNING.
4 HLLF BREED TDDIAN.NEGRO IN
CdROLINB SHOWS MUCH THRIFT
Farmers Get Good Prices for Their To-
bacco-MachInery for the Orange
County Gold Mines.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept. i6.-
Specialize deposit account OF Conway,
Gordon & Garrett, bankers OF this city,
was larger on Tuesday than at any time
since the establishment or tho bank IN
1865 though the bank has always done a
large business. This IS one OF the indi-
cations OF improved conditions here.
The Republicans OF Caroline county are
much divided over the question OF state
convention many being opposed 10 10 ana
others favoring ~.
A county convention has been called for
Saturday September 18th. az Bowling
Green when an effort Will be made 10
settle all differences.
In Caroline county is one OF the thrift
Test colored men I'm the State. lie owns
good farm and has just purchased Tor
cash a large -four and corn MN. his
name Is John Z. Bird and he Is half
Indian. He has just sold his last year s,
tobacco crop for 500
FINE YIELD
Mr. Ira =. Turnkey OF this county plant
cd a small crop of tobacco last year, tne
acreage being 3d. He had JUST receiNtn
returns from the shipment and the re
suit. after paying all expenses hettea
SN.53. which would be AN average OF
Sl03l3 per acre. r..-.,
formerly OF this city, now OF the uniEer-
sitv OF Kansas, was married rev gay >
ago TO Miss Loula j. Persons. Of Mont
gomery, Ala, o,.,..
Mr. Edward Pegg. an old ex-Conteder-
ate died this week az "Belman' '"roune
county lie leaves widow ana three
children.
Another shipment Of machinery was re-
celved this week for the MIL view Goiu
mine I'm Orange county.
GOOD PRICES FOR TOBA,'o
II IS said that the shipments OF tobacco
from the adjoining county OF 'aroine
MS season have brought more money INTO
that locality than the proceeds OF inal
cron have done az any time since lN'y
MIR W. H. Hicks has sold two valuable
building lots on Lee avenue 10 MT 70 j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17

Mr.. W. p. Isaacs, the representative
I'm this CITY OF Seymour Brothers brok-
ers New York. who have failed. said
Yesterday that the information that he
had received regarding the failure was
meaeer. The assignment would affect AN
OF the firms clients. but most ~ those IN
Richmond had CLEARED on the rise in
wheat and but q few would suffer and
as their holdings were not large the local
loss will be small.
m is thought that The Office VIII con-
tinue business after the inventory Is
taken.
Tbo local office has been liquldatlng
steadily FOR the past ten DAYS ana tha
oeioo win amount 20 less that N.100 in
MARGINS and 5000 In profits even II the
assets Of the main house I'M New York
should realize nothing FOR thom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
The Market.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 7, 1897.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 7, 1897.
The stock market has scored a
remarkable advance.
The professional element in
Wall street have persistently
talked reaction; have held few
stocks. and made little money.
They desire decline.
A healthy reaction is 20 be de-
sired. but if you believe the re-
ports of fine crops in this country
and Of shortage abroad; if you are
of the opinion that liquidation
has run its course, and that gen
eral conditions are favorable to re-
vival of trade, you will buy good
securities when they are dull or
mon slight reactions and realize
handsome profits before the end OF
the year
Early frost in the corn or cotton
belt would injure our crops, but the
statistical position is such that a
decrease in expected yield would
be more than Offset by higher
prices.
War would be disastrous, but
the administration is in the hands
of business men, and in our opin-
ION there will be no war.
London shows an inclination
TO buy our securities.
The tone of London papers to-
wards Americans is changing for
the better.
Fair crops, fair prices, enormous
increase in railroad earnings and
easy money must result in higher
markets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17

WEST AppOMATTON. VA. Sept &c.,
Special The mass. meeting recently l.ll
here for the consideration of road Inn
provomont in This county. voted with uu-
animitv and enthusiasm f0r tax for
road purposes. Tho supervisors viii now
probably buy road machine.
The dry hot weather continues Tho
crops arc burning up and many of Tho
springs arc going dry lt has been years
since we have bad such 90 drought in
this section. In some parts of the coun-
~ not drop OF rain has fallen for TNo
months.
w. IT, Lawson. of Buckingham county
was here yesterday and to-day is giving
instruction and Information t0 the Ma
sonic Lodge.
County Court resumes Us September
session to-day. The docket is large
one Tho case 90 Harvey who shot Mar
tin ON tine baseball grounds some weeks
ago is attracting much interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
nA1rIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1G.-FLoUR--Quiet
and unchanged. receipts. SIS barrels eA-
noTts 61Ol barrels; sales, 40 barrels.
WiEAT-Dun and easy, spot. month
and october gslk00Sitc; December, 9s44
oslo: steamer No. . red 92kpGhc.i re-
ceipts 1893 bushels. exports, llS,4"
bushels: stock. 1.47l 81 bushels; sales
is 600 bushels Southern wheat. by sam
ME 02c. mS1: do. on grade 93N99c.
CORN-Easy; spot and month, $3.50
85lc.; November or December, new OF
old 85ibd35Kc; January, 36HdOAc.i
steamer mixed 33ik033Ac.; receipts 100
G67 bushels: exports, S5,7l4 bushels; stock,
1443S45S bushels; sales. 5000 bushels.
Southern white corn, CSC; do. yellow
SOC.
No . mixed. 22023c.. receipts 4N.A53
bushels: exports. 10000 bushels; stock
$50 Gs3 bushels.
RYF-steady; No nearby. 53c. No. .
western, 53iac.: receipts, 40lf bushels,
exports, 1880 bushels. stock, 96sl3 bush
els. .-
HAY-Steady; choice timothy. Sl3nl3.5O
GRAIN FRFIGHTS-ShOw no change.
gtTGAR-Unchangcd
RITTER-Dun and unchanged.
EGGS AND CHEESE and un-
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
ARRIVALS

Steamer Pocahontas Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company from Norfolk
Steamer Virginia Porter, merchandise
and passengers. Baltimore Steam Packet
Company from Baltimore
Steamer Ycmassee Mcneil. merchandise
and passengers, Clyde Line from Phila-
delphia.
Steamer VIM. IT. Kennel Heath Salt.
Davenport & Morris New York
SAILING.
Steamer Ariel. Shelly, merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Com
pany for Norfolk
Steamer Virginia Porter. merchandise
and passengers. Baltimore Steam Com
pany for Baltimore
Schooner Daniel Brown Mcneil. rail-
road ties. New York.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. Is. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Barge Oakland. Boston.
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool
SAILED.
Schooner Jennie G.. May, Boston.
Steamer Ness. Barry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17

piobuond. Andrew Fontonosi and wife
a. CharIes schmidt. y II feet on west
side of seventeenth street, between Clay
~ il,vrence b Morris trustees 10 John
r cary s0 feet on Grove avenue. 50. 400
George w. saundferfs. 70 james ~. p wal
H. e31-3 feet on south side OF Leigh
st,,,eF 81 f-2-f2 feet west OF Tenth. q 1872
800 on south side of Leigh street. AS
LIP feet east OF Ninth. 81 LIP feet on
south side g street corner second. a. feet
ia sccond 30 feet on south side Canal
st~aef on 10 feet west OF Second 30 feet
-, ,,eet side Second street, 20 feet so-l n
81 canal and = acres on Broad street
roaS about three miles from Richmond.
subject 20 Hens, $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-17
80 YoRK pRY-GooDs MARKEr

NEW YORK. Sept. 1G.-The dry goods
eituotion is a changeable one just at pres
emf. THE early buying has been followed
M first hands by relaxed efforts on the
,,ert ~ BUYERS. and the reaction has now
become general. JObbers. too are begin
nine 10 feel let-up I'm the heavy buving
~ the past few weeks. Staple cottons are
firm and there IS considerable activity
continuing in both brown and bleached
goods without decided increase in the
demand noted IN any particular grades
Export goods are still quiet in all suita-
lie lines Print cloths are firm at eskc
Manufacturers sim refuse 10 recede from
their position. although the sales OF the
week have been light Odds are firm
without feature. Prints are In good de-