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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-30
Maddcn's Mission.

Billy Madden of Yonkers, N. Y, who
went to Carson City recently, intends
to challenge the winner of the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight on behalf of Joe
Goddard, who will bet So, 600 of his
money. Goddard is now on his way to
England, and after short stay in Lon
don he will sail for America for the
purpose of fighting for the champion
ship. Madden has also some other COM
missions. He will match Steve O'Don-
nell against Jetfries, Corbett's boxing
trainer, or Steinzel, Fits boxing train
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-30

The officers of the japanese army
have requested their government to erect
a monument TO the horses that fell in
the recent war against China. 1t is pro-
posed to erect IL foot column ON a
pedestal, IL feet square, the whole sur
mounted by brass horse, 3 feet high.
The monument will be raised III the
park of the temple of Javsoukoumi-
Sindcha, at Tokyo, sacred to the memory
Of the soldiers that fell in the same war.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-30
Obliging.

An old lady who was on IA train in
Aroostook county, Me-, recently, left the
train when stop was made for dinner
and asked for cup of tea and a light
luncheon. After finishing she saw the pro
prietor and inquired if he was clerk.
yes" said he. 81 act in any capacity
here. " "Well, how much is my bill?"
TWENTY-FIVE cents, marm," replied the
smiling landlord. Twenty-Five cents!
Why, if | had known it would have cost so
much | would have eaten more. ~ go
right back, marin. Eat all you want. III
hold the train for you, was the rejoinder.
New York Tribune
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-30
Yum, Yum, Yam.

care you my own sweet potatoY" he
asked tenderly.
81 YAM" she replied with heartfelt
affection. Chronicle Telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
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 reacSon; have held few
stocks. and made little money.
They desire a decline.
A healthy reaction IS to be de-
sired. but IF you believe the re-
ports Of due crops in this country
and of shortage abroad; if you are
of the opinion that liquidation
has run its course, and that gen.
cral conditions are favorable to re-
vival of trade, YOU will buy good
securities when they are dull or
upon 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, 1897-09-11

splendid bill this week has attracted large
crowds that arc thoroughly pleased with
the artists and their acts
SissOn and Walla Will bid farewell 20
the public tonight. but next season they
return, as will also many OF the other
favorites OF this season
Mr.. Payne and pretty Miss Craypo have
made many admirers by their clever act
ing In their one act society comedy, and
Reynard has amused the crowds every
night with his comlcal ventriloquial act.
Hart and Irving. the mystihers. and
Miss Jessie Cole are doing excellent acts.
Manager Thomas @. Leath desires 20
thank the public and his many friends
for their liberal patronage lie an
nounces that next season Forest iIih
viii be a summer resort that for beauty
OF surroundings and attractive vaude-
villes, will not he eNcelled IN the United
States Plans are now being drawn for
extensive Improvements that include a
new stage, a shooting the chutcs.' and
a circular switch back
The crowds will reach the seats by
steps from the terminus OF the car line
which viii be no tho top OF the lake HILL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
Back From Rurope.

Professor :. G. Mitchell 81 tho Chair a.
Latin in Richmond College. returned 70
the city Thursday morning from his TRIP
and sojOurn In Europe
Professor Mitchell. with a party of stu
dents from the college. left Richmond
June Sth. and Just three months later
their steamer landed them safe in New
York. Messrs. Williams and Myers re-
NAMED I'm New york. Mr. Wilineham
went through TO Georgia. while Messrs.
John A. Coke, Jr.. and Thomas b. Nc
Adams. OF this city. returned with Pro-
fessor Mitchell to Richmond
Professor Mitchell left Thursday night
FOR South Carolina and Georgia, and VIII
return about the 2lst bringing with him
a number OF students. who enter Rich-
mond College this session for the FIRST
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
qAzrWELL FAT cArTLE.
The Fir.t shipment ofthe Recent Big Pure
chase.

TAzEwELL. VA sept. l9.-sPee sa,,is
bo1obt I'm thls county by Nelson Morris
& co. Of chicago YER, s t5,II Fu1 t5Old
81 he finest exporters that ever left this
section Of the state we're loaded welsh snS
we're If tho finest quality. They 60 by
and %. line of steamers 10 Liverpool.
Two children of John II. Lewis have
been very bad of with diphtheria FOR
the past few days They are considerably
COL A. j. May and wife and Mr.. j.. v;
SPOTS. who have been on an extended
trip to California for the past six weeks
returned Yesterday. Colonel May seems
much improved in health.
The large new brick building OF Moss
e. Greeves on Main street which will be
used for q hardware store, and the erec-
ton Of which is being rapidly pushed for
ward will when completed, Doe one OF
the most substantial and attractive build
ings I'm TazewelI
Some OF the hottest weather OF the sea-
son now prevails and rain is badly need
cd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
soUrHnAsr Rrp0nLIcASs.
DR.. Robert G. Meade Nominated for the
slale semafe.

CEDAR BLUFF. VA. sept l0.-speclaj.
Tho ReDublicaus 81 the Third Senatorial
District met here IN convention at l..
NJ. TO nominate candidate 20 represent
the counties OF Tazcweu, Russell, Buch-
anan and Dickinson, IN the next General
Assembly. a full and enthusiastic dele
cation was present from an the counties.
Quite a number OF gentlemen were
epokon Of. among ihcm Ex-senator Giles
ME Hon. William @. Mustard and Messrs.
oscar barnes. NJ. J.. Perry. Of Tazewell;
Hon. Waller g.. Dickinson ana Dr. *. &.
Meade. Of Russell.
J. IL. SfnsOn. Of Buchanan county was
made nern,auent chairman and Colonel
". @. PendietOn. Of 'IazeWeh' secretary.
Hon. William Dickinson placed In nom
nation DR.. Robert O.. Mealr. Or ftusseh'
s seconded by Colonel j. =.
browning. of farewell VINO also IN he
half of the asuirants from IaZewcll !,
moved ,hat The nomination OF DR. Meade
be made unanimous. Whffeupon he " as
nominated bv reclamation.
Dr. Meade accepted the nomination In
sensible epeech. He is wealthy and
eucceegful phvsician. and one Of the most
MONUMENT Young men in hts county
which be will carry by large majority.
mo nrinoinles set forth in the 81 Louis
plafforrn and President mckinney au-
minfetratiOn were endorsed. of,
THE Republicans of me oi5lIlct W.. WI
atf1o bv tbo action OF the Lynchoufg
r,ooffn I'm August hut were strongly III
f.vor az "a state ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

Superintendent Julian g. Thomas ana
Assistant superintendent j. Newton john
son conducted the first ~ a two days
examination at the High school yesterday
for the benefit OF those who. not having
become eligible hy direct promotion from
tho grades, wished to enter The High
School the coming session.
There were seven applicants. an from
the city. The examination concludes this
afternoon.
The pupils from the grammar schools
who are 20 enter the High School this
year are requested 20 assemble at tho
High School Wednesday next at o'clock.
There "a promise Of "a fairly overwhelm-
ing attendance 40 the several schools the
coming session and the need Of more ana
commodious houses VIII De further DEM
Onstrated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

Henry Jones. a negro wanderer. was
arrested by officer Barf0ot Thursday
night on suspicion of being the negro
Bridgewater. who is wanted for murder
In Indianapolis.
The negro SAYS DE Is not the man, but
he ACKNOWLEDGED having been I'm Indiana
polls. and I'm some respects answers the
description sent out by the chief of po-
lice OF indianapolis.
The man will be- held until the 2lst I'm
slant. IN order 10 hear from the Indiana
authorities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. Sept 10-september wheat
sold at a dollar to-day December came
within e. of that figure a. one time, but
declined before the close 10 ~, an adj
vance Of i,c since yesterday septem-
her closed an gsis Strong foreign mar
kefs. seaboard engagements and rumors
Of "a reduction FOO the French wheat tailh
,tera tho b,iTlisb features the reaction be-
inr caused by realizing sales Corn de-
ciined I0M and oats 1-c. Provisions clos
cd 5122b lower ON the renewed yeilo"
fever scare in the South
The leading futures ranged as tOlioN-
Omen High Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

AZ ~ pseftr ggil nreaci ou The sI0-
a. -. ,,lo F.t- .,si.t,, Do uI.I. school
do AZ y,nra peonl.'s Union at
''0N '
sEcOND BAPTIST CHURCH tCOB
ef,tL .+.i Main strrrt.l Preaching
~ ~ "a md g. Al bv Rrv. A. j.
TrGL-f,-s1N D ID of eelrua. Ala.
(C;rare Avenue moan Beech streeu. Rey.
~ HiDEE III b. pastor-At ID
A AZ ana Er5 T. NJ preaching bv ODE
uastor Sunday school III Jl5 s.. 81.
cpAcE. lTpFET BAPTIST CHURCH.
"l'A 't--r IN r. tfATriiEu ID ID.
-.tor c.r,.ires af the faIerua -tD Grace
49, t,,,,.e" PoIviicre ana Pine streets
sllrday erlooi al g.l5 O'Clock A. Al.
Preaching o5 b' yorrr pa6nln.s Union
ar.,,..r ,r..fiu. "wednesday
t,' ~ yDi1rr uu,a.s Drawer meet
'..n". l .- Efr
lns SA-1il's'
focrier Carv ana Meadow stsl Rev y. ~
MERCER. H. u. .paator-Wor-hip On SUM
day: sunday school 9.so a. u Preach
Ing at 3 = 81 Young People Union az
S +. 81 Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
-
......-.,...
TRINITY METHODS -r .i', V 5.-..'.1
CHURCH corner IWeni.rlt ana l.il'A
streets REV. j. u. MAn ~. pastor
Evening at : o'clock; uolh services ey
the pastor sunday school at 5.l' A. 81
prayer meet'ne Sunday afternoon at q ~
3 o'clock. Wednesday night services at
o'clock. EDworth League Friday night
40 o'clock
ST. A II r. N d " ~
church corner twenty -nlnia. aH+ "ttit
shall stretsl Rev W. p. HtA l'iff. PR
pastor-Reguiar services. sunday .eheg'
a. gl5 o'clock. PREACHING az il a y.
and T.. ~. kp"of,n Le-sN s az > % .'o I'i
are paTtce.aiiy r' r.d,e :. 81 t ss.t Msr-
selves known. ai7yiabe' 49, N--'
shall street
~ s~,--0,- ,frruopfsT
II y ! q l, a q i 10y s...--t lrt stli
church corner IMsLll- tsli I'D -...l
con streets. Rev 'LDii'ti 80
SLICE. u. D.. r,t..'r>cs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

WI WrNGToH. y o.. Sept fo-SpIR-
ms TTRrENTlNE-Fi 279i02T4c.i
receiuts. JOB kr
ROsIN-Firm. Sll5. Sl2o; receipts, 4ia
barrels ....... go,
CRUDE Firm, $40.
81 l0 ST. go. receipts 80 barrels
TAR FIRM 81 Do. receipts, 10 barrels.
CHARLESTON S. C.. Sent. lO-TUR-
pF%TINE- Market firm, -Ii.c.; sales.
none. 800
RosrN-Firm. sales. none. a. n $40;
a. n. Sff1. B.. SflH. h. -, d. sl.aO. III.
81 fn. D. Is. 81 49,. ST. >lNi n fitt"t 49, q,
Sl.g5. W. W. SOD
SAVANNAH GA. Sept. l0-sPIRTTs
OP TURPENTINI-T Irm. 27hc.; sales.
50g casks. receipts. lhl casks
ROsIN- Firm. sales. $50 barrels. pee
ra'nfs. f21i barrels A. D. g.. j.. h. Sl.21.
b. a. Sd 81. d. J. Si-40. d. ,ifs. M. $780,
y. SIS: So. g. $40. Vs. W. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
T11r COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1O-The long look
editor and much talked-of government To
port was received to-day promptly az ~
NJ As Is usual on the day the monthly
report is issued but little business was
done throughout tho forenoon. Aiter
opening steady NJ unchanged prices 10 a
decline Of ] point, the market sasted on
2n3 points following unsatisfactory Lit
pool cables and lack Of local as well as
OF outside support. ~ noon the crop con-
dillon was officially announced az 80 or
SO points under the August cohdluoH'
There was "a scramble 81 shorts 20 cover
Immediately, and Tor fifteen minutes tiSds
ing was very heavy. Prices advanced
points before "a breathing spell was taken
The January option mOnOpolzed the laIs-
est part Of the attention In wheat inc
market continued 20 improve throughout
the afternoon until just before the close
when "a slight reaction followed. At the
best point ~ the day prices showed
gain Of l0n13 points ~ the active options.
The market closed steady at q net gain
OF 30b points.
NEW YORK. Sept 1o.-coTTON-
Steady. middling. nc: net receipts, none,
gross. AS bales, exports 10 Continent,
liza bales forwarded, i .20l bales. sales.
200 bales. al spinncrs, stock f2Aj7 bales.
Wceklv-Net receipts, 800 bales gross.
% 57G bales. exports 10 Great Britain g.
gfI bales. 20 France. ! 1872 bales. 10 Con
tlnent 1850 bales; forwarded, 1896 bales;
rtIfH. AHf- |"Ifr
Total to-8av-Net receipts 20OS1 bales:
exnorts 20 Great Britain. POO bales; 90
Continent 117i bales stock. l3s GG5 bales.
Total so far this weck-Net receipts. 90
074 bales. exports 10 Great Britain. 1888
bales. 10 France. 3i72 bales; no Continent
41T bales.
Total since September ist-Receipts.
1854 bales. exports 20 Great Britain.
i032s bales 90 France, 7ifG bales; 10
Continent. 2a8 bales
Total net receipts at an ports since Sep
TENDER lgf-GalvestOn, 1900 bales. New
Orleans. 33 sol bales. Mobile. 2fsl bales.
Savannah. 2O533 bales. Charleston GsIG
bales. Wilmington. 1891 bales. Norfolk
DIG bales. Baltimore, ~ bales, New
York 800 bales. Boston. e3s bales New
port Nows none: Philadelphia, 100 bales.
Total 1l5 ssG bales.
Futures opened quiet and steady; sales.
none. Januorv. Csf. February. Csc
March. 600 April. 692 May $50 June.
July. August. none: September. $50. Oc-
toher. GS7; November, SIS; December
6.T0
Futures closed steady: sales, 1920
bales. January. $50; February, 6.23;
March. COZ. April 100; May, Iof' Sep
tomber, $50; October, $50; November,
G Sc
snot closed steady: middling uplands.
nc; middllng eulf 7ac; sales, 220 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

Farmer Evans Expect. o io Reach Here on
sunday or Monday.

Mr.. r.. A. Evans the Director ot the
United States Weather Bureau. m this
city. when asked yesterday whether
there Was amy prospect OF having
change DOB tine weather soon. made the
following encouraging statements
"Thcle ls very good chance for cooler
weather. which ] expect viii reach us ON
Sunday or Monday. ln the far NORTH
west tll temperature are City or even
below With rising barometer, and this
condition appears to Dee headed eastward,
and uu--r normal circumstances DO ought
20 reach MS hy sunday.
III the temperature falls rapidly
enough In advance NJ this cool area. it
viii cause local rains over the districts
which are covered by 10.
"Of course we cannot expect tenn
perature OF fifty degrees here. became
n moving eastward the temperature Will
naturally rise by the law or eausion, but
there Wni bo enough intensity TO make 90
felt here"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
rnE sfAsoA soon OrhNs,


VIII Dee Held loo November.
The Board Of Directors N The Deep
Pm Hunt Climb held their regular MONTH
Is mostrg THURSDAY evening. 10 was de-
cided % hold the fau races during the
latter part VI November.
a committee t0 take charge ~ All are
rangements for these races was appoint
Ca. consisting n Messrs. j. o.. Anderson,
E Harvey Savage. Harry C. Beatue. end
W. M Leath.cy.
3fr Bcattie WILL during the coming
season. be- the master OF hounds ~ the
club.
A letter has been received from Mr. S.
H. Handbook. the former master OF
HOUNDS. stating that the writer has per
maueutiy locai-l in England
Mr. Handbook has purchased n country
scat about twenty-five miles fr0m Lon
don. It b very much regretted by the
members 0f the club that be has de-
clded t0 remain in England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
cA1h ro1AMB's coaTEyrIoy.
Revenue Omcer Conh.cates the Property
nfan IlllcLt DlstilIer.

MARTINSVILLE, VA, Sept. 10-Spe-
ciaL-The Republicans. under the advice
ana direction OF Colonel Lamb. have
called a convention 10 meet here on the
18th court day., 20 appoint delegates
10 the State Convention, which viii meet
at Lynchburg.
Burglars were caught in the act Of
breaking into the store Of Thomas n.
Barbour last night.
Revenue Omcer Thomas n. williams
caught John J. Wood on yesterday with
large quantity OF liquor unstamped. and
cOntscated the liquor his tw0-h0rse
WaeIn bis sun. and AN the appurte-
naaces about his distllery ini this county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
Actiyes TO Meet

The Clay-Ward Activos VIII hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight AZ
Belvidere Hall, az 8 o'clock.
The election of officers for the ensu-
ing year will take place. and the candi-
dates for the Senate and House of Dele
gates will speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
rAE sPtfkhRsHIP.
Hon, John 1. Ryan Expects To be He-
Elected for tbe NeKt Session.

Hon, John 1. Ryan Expects to be Ne-
Elected for the NeKt Session.
Hon. John Il. Ryan. of LOudoln county
who succeeded Hon. r. H. Cardwcll as
Speaker u the House OK Delegates, when
the latter was elected one of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court o. Appeals called
at the Office W ZION. j. ~ I--fle-s' sec
rotary of The Commonwealth. yesterday
morning.
Sir Ryan is a candidate Tor reelection
% Che Speakership. and. Notwithstanding
the fact that ar. r.. W. Saunders. of
Franklin. ana Addison Maun.n. NJ Hem
rico. wll compete Hltl h.m iol tne nom-
luati0n. DC feels confident mat De wa
secure majority of the toi-7' Mheh the
Democratic members Of the twO houses
OF the General Assembly meet in caucus
10 make the nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

NORFOLK, Va. September l0-special.
The stranger who shot himself here
Wednesday morning has been Identified
~ u. J.. Peck. an inmate Of the Soldiers.
Homo. Hampton.
Upon an order OF Governor W0Odfn. OF
the Home. the remains We're sent there
this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
wbue sonadron ~ uampion Roads,

Sunday, sEfIEMHLE l-tn
The following ships ~ WAR are in
HAMPTON Roads on sunday September
12th. viz. Now York Texas. Indiana.
iowa. Puritan. Brooklyn Massachusetts,
Maine. Annapolis ftrn. Wilmington and
Dolphin Those who use The Chesapeake
ami ohio Autumn Outing ON SUNDAY 20
old Point ocean View Norfolk. or Nir-
rina Beach win have yum Wow of me
White Squadron. such I'M opportunity
nav not occur 90 YOU again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

Governor ~ Fouau has granted par-
don to VIM. Clement who Boo july last
was sentenced iu The Campbell County
Court 20 1--WE years imprisonment BOO tne
penitenuary for malicious assault.
At the same time the Governor removed
the political disabilities OF Clement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

NEW YORK DRY-GOODs MAkhEI..
NEW YORK. Sept lN.-Ihe dfy-good'
market shows no change from ihe Weeh
r... an business The market is relative
iv ouicter than was the case last week.
Hoth n cotton and woolien goods me
lone has remained firm wherever the ir-
reeularitfes OF fbe demand is at hrst
hands With iofhcrs the demand Is sus-
Famed STABLE c0ttons are in steady oo-
mand. though tho trading rs not ly any
means heavy Print cloths arc firm 90
9-.c Prints continue The feature of fhe
market both iu llnc.ts and staple me
rl-or.lrre err ruHe heavy and advances
are sam looked forward 90. Wooilen
goods ehow' no change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

Burglars attempted 10 enter the house
OF J.. ~. Fubates. az the corner OF VIII
namsburg avenue and Denny street. yes
terday morning but were frightened of
hy Mr.. Filhatcs. who fred "a shol gun at
them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

The Grand Fountain of the order ot
True Reformer. is holding its annual ses-
sion at the True Eetormers Hail on
north Second street
Nearly Six hundred coloreI people are
I'm attendance THE convention viii ai-
fourn to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
nt.mLar II. 1871

PORT or RICHMOND SEPT 10. 1901.
arrived
Steam ARIEL Shelly mcrchaniise and
passeu .ers. Virginia Navigation C0mpa-
ny. from Norilik.
steamer Richmond Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. ola Dominion Steam
ship Company from Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer POcahoufas. Graves. merchan-
disc and uasscne De-. Nirsinia Navigation
Company. 10 Norfolk
Steamer Richmond Glover. merchan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THH CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
HONET.
Offerings and sales at tho Richmond To.
bacco xchange-internal Revenue
Cnlle.ilons- Ioreien Advances.


NEW YORK. sept lo-fhe Evening
posfs financial London cable.
"The better aspect oi the money ma A,'
hcircd au The stock markets to-day. 'il-
adiau Railway showed sharp fle'
Grand Trunk guaranteed pid being e'-
pec.aIy strong
Americans fuc.uaicd during the oNs'
hut thc nct results were pay i1l h., f,,.
higher. Mi.Wauke. ana ~ a"i .a
These latter touched lDt'l 4l s,,,. H.
At $50 Gee price vfs lNHt m i'e'',n ,..,
market Was Nrmer ana lH t'" "
steady t0 lrm.'
.t..,s,
without variation. hut ln on iffeeplaf or.
gree in different parts Of tne Ist l'eaii1
ms sales at one time derreased lhe
ore prices "a fraction below il.t ni,.., /.
close the extreme not decline bong 10Y Oh
lv Louisville. O.. New Jersey central 90
Missouri Pacinc5H. and northern i"-
ci6o pa. p, lu addition there were .(ilD
sharp declines from the best price Del"i i
tho close tho net gains iof me u4S n
throueh thc l.st are thc more noiah,' .l
view ~ these facts. lhcfe was .il.,5
nows or sen.i.i'...i 'i'si t't 1Irl4Fv
known. Ainrn imp.ii .ND' .' D.. l,
fe aliarNed i0 inc ot,l.' .l.'.i on .,.1
frn oIfl.cnn I| rI. t0 t .rt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
SUNDAY T4cur,ion 70 scoffs,i1e.

on next sunday. September 10Th. the
Chcsancake and Ohio railway VIII sam
tickets from Richmond to Irwin ana re-
frrn at the rate NJ siNty-ive cents. pem-
horton 81 0g- Columbia, ~ - and so9tfs-
,-flla gfT1 These tickets will D. GOOD
oniv ON excursion train leaving Richmond
so a ST.. and returning reach Richmond
al gao j.. II. ~ same date
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

The successful season at Forest hiI
Park closes with matinee this after
noon and the performance tonight. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
,Iohn II. Williams Sc Sons
BANKERS,
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

State Bonds. City Bonds. Bank Stocks,
and other high-grade Investment Securi-
ties bought and sold.
LETTERS or CREDIT furnished avail
able IN all parts OF the world. ap30-5m
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disc and passengers; Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, TO New York.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEP 10. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Oberon, Norloik
SAILED.
Barge General Knox, Providence.
Schooner w. b. Palmer. Boston.
steamer Afarsala, Hamburg
steamer orwell. AyonmOuth.
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On and after September 18th. n y.
B0WLFS will be- located 40 his new store
sos Fast Broai street. with q complete line
OF Boots. Shoes. sc.
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G. and o Grass widowel.' Train.

The last grass-widower's train on the
C. and o Railway from Wayncsb0ro.
reaching Richmond ~ a. d. Mondays.
viii run On neat Monday. September lstn.
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BARTON HEIGHTS ". T. CHURCH
Rev W. T. DAVIS, tor.-Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching al n A.
NJ and 8P. 81 Christian EndeayOr meet.
ing al T. NJ. prayer-mceting even
wednesday evening az 8 o'clock An ar,
Invited 20 attend Is