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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
ON THE RAPPAHANN0CK.
FREDERfCKSBURG BICYCLE Pc
RADE Will BE REPEATED.
Sale OF Farm in CulpsPer-Ihe "ssms
Line to Put on a steamer on The hsp- -
pahannock Running to Norfolk.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept IL
speciaL-The Business Mems Association
has arranged for trade excursion 10
this city from orange and intermediate
stations along the Piedmont. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, on Wednss-
day. September eth.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Pro-
fessor George Nice. Robson and Miss
Alice NJ. Baskeryin, the ceremony I"
tske place at Clifton Forge, september
DIST Professor Robson and Mss BasAei-
win formerly resided here, and ooth nave
many friends in this section.
Mr. william 5. Wise, OF Culpeper couh-
~ has sold his farm Of $50 acres, 10
Mr.. J. NJ AlcCandless, OF Philadelphia Ao'
Sf150.
The first public parade OF bicychsts III
this city was such a pronounceo suecs
mai IN will be repeated ia short time.
About seventy-dve or eighty LADIES' anu
gentlemen were In line, bedecked WIN
the colors Of the club, and presented an
attractive scene az they paradta tne
principal streets. There will be douole the
number I'm the next parade II the weather
IS cooler. .
\ +
The merchants and business men OF the
citv have contributed a special purse OF
si25 I'm gold FOR a running race OK mile
heats. open 10 all, 20 be run on the tniru
dav Of our fair. Thursday, september
g0th. In addition 10 the regular race pro-
gramme.
IL Is stated that the Weem's Line or
steamers will soon put a steamer on the
Rappahannock TO run permanently be-
tween the landings on the river and NOT
folk
The Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia. rep
resenting Virginia and portions on Mary
land and West Virginia, will meet In TINS
city October 18th. 10 promises to be large
ly attended by clerical and lay delegates
ms well as visitors. The local commit
Tee are already az work providing lot
the entertainment Of the strangers
THE OLD PONTOoN.
Workmen. while digging on the property
OF Postmaster John NJ Griffin. near the
ola Neale residence. unearthed portions
Of the old pontoon bridge laid across the
Rappahannock during the late war ana
n u9ir o. old army names. y cannon was
buried near the spot and IT Is expected
that the workmen will also unearth that
Rev. B. W. Mebane. Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church. of this city. IS assisting Rev -
W. shopon In q revival az HARDWOOD lhl7
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

The Agents Monthly RePort-Anothsr
Watering Trough.

The Agents Monthly Report-Another
watering Trough.
The Board of Directors OF the Society
FOR the Prevention or Cruelty to Animals
held lbs regular monthly meeting az its
rooms last night. The following MEM
bers were present:
Dr. j. b. Wood. president; w. Ben Pal
mer. treasurer Frank j. Craige, Jr..
secretary. T.. q. Taylor, agent; Miss
Pearl Bodeker and Mrs. w. Ben Palmer
The following report OF Agent Taylor
for August was read and accepted.
Number of cases Investigated. i27.
Horses and mules unit for work, IN
hitohed and sent to stables. s.
Horses and mules lame. CALLED shoul-
ders and sore backs 10.
OVERLOADED teams, Z.
Adm0nitl1n given drivers s..
Admon.tion given owners, "a
Home found for cat, J.
cruelty beating a horse, J.
No cause for complaint, 4, total i2L
OF the above one negro was fined so
and costs for beating a horse
During the month the following were
humaucly destroyed.
Large animals %; small animals. 30;
total. l3.
Dr. wood reported that through
the efforts Of the society. a watering
trough had been placed In very deair-
able location.
Mr.. John Chamhlin. member OF the
Board. who has been ia bad health FOR
some time. Is now 40 the White sulphur,
and IS said 10 be improving rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
E. A. Shepherd. capt. and &dii. u
SERIOUS DAoUeHrr coNDIrIoN.
Much Damage Has Been Done to al Ia .

Much Damage Has Been Done TO Al Lac
Crops.
The The crop bulletin Of the Weather
Bureau for the week ending September
18th. as issued by Section Director f. A.
Evans, says:
Reports from the correspondents OF the
Virginia Climate and Crop Service. cover
Ing tho past week indicate the prevalence
OF serious droughty condition over the
entire State. An absolute lack OF rain
has been general. and this, together with
the protracted and high temperatures
and absence Of appreclable cloudiness.
has resulted I'm much damage 70 an late
crops.
Late corn is nearly all beyond aid and
a good deal OF &c has been cut for fodder.
Fodder pulling has been general and
IS about finished now. A very good crop
has been saved. though some firing" IS re-
ported from the southwest part N tho
state Sweet potatoes are needing rain
badly. and peanuts are being blasted by
the intense heat and drought. All indi-
cations point 10 n short crop OF this
product Cotton IS holding ON we'll. but
would be benefited by rain Tobacco cut
ting and curing are progressing. and
a good crop both IN quantity and quality
IS anticipated Turnips are dying in
some localities; In others the growth Is
entirely checked.
Pastures are burning up and fields are
becoming brown. Some potatoes have
been dug. The ground has become so
hard that blowing is impossible. Water
IS getting scarce. and wells and springs
are failing 30 some localities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
BALrrMoRE MARKET

BALTIMORE. Sept 1f-FLoUR-Quiet
and steady; unchane,e2, rsS,sipIsi - 49,,
- WHEAT-Firm: spot and month. s1.oos.
al oos.. December. Sio0&nlol; steamer
No ? red. eiNaotys "a rs s,'sEt' lss i1
% 600 b,ebota southern wheat. by sam
Die aic qsI.0iH: do. on grade. o6c dslo2.
cORN1Firm: spot and month. 3Gd
2eisc,: November or Decemher new or
old. sec. bid: steamer mixed. 3fQ3ihe I;
recefptq. 80 AZ bushels. exports. 1872 .Ni
buebels. sales Is OC0 bushels Southern
white corn. 3ec do. yellow, @'c
OATs-Firm. No. 2 white western. 2ilItt0
25c.; receipts. Is. 81 bushels; exports. 3d.
OsO bushels. -.--.,,-.
receipts. sS47 bushels exports, 2'.-oO
bushels. ..,-., -,
UAY-steadv. choice timothy. si3dl3O.
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Firmly held and
unchanged.
sTrGAR-strong and unchanged
pIfTTFR-Dul and unclaimed.
EGGS AND CHEEsE-steady ana un-
changed
WHIsKY-Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
The Market.

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 a decline.
A healthy reaction is to 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
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
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, 1897-09-15
NEW YORK DRY-GOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-The dry-goods
market has ruled comparatively quiet
throughout for cOttons ana Wooicns alike.
goods bought earlier I'm the session stil
continues. demonstratlng a lively distrLhu-
ton In spite ~ this buffers are SENDING
In vroollen goods more liherality is shown
than I'm cottons az n rule though printed
cottons. fancy calicoes and staple prints
are I'm steady demand. with jobbers lo-
amounts and under easy conditions. Re
tailors report sales Of fair proportion in
an sections ~ the country. staple cot
tons arc only active 20 n fair oetict.
THE market FOR brown ehcetincs and drills
are much ouietor az firm prices. Print
cloths are firm nc 2fsc. Tho market FOR
extras are strong but ore quiet. Bids for
futures are refused. lor spo'. az M,
market price there is little can. odl
Goods firm. The sales so f1r have bffh
ilrht Prints are firm and active.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

"The cool wave has come and gone. on
schedule time" said Farmer Evans yes-
terday. when he was asked about the
prospect for cooler weather
IT arrived here on sunday" he con-
tnued. and there Is no indication -
this moment when we viii have another
cool wave.
LAS 20 rain. II IS also difficult 10 mako
any prediction az this juncture. We have
to-day rain areas In the north. IN the
west. and In the south OF US and Dc is 20
be hoped that az least one of these rain
areas viii move IN our direction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
York River line.

Between Richmond. Baltimore. Phuadel-
phia and New York t0 which points very
low rates apply for both one way and
round-tup tickets. This is also tHe Ia
v0rlt. route 20 Buffalo. Niagara Fails. To-
ronto ana Montreal with favorable sche-
dulles ana rates. Trains leave Richmond
2.O =. NJ and $50 l.. A. Monday. We'd
nesdav and Friday. connecting 40 West
Point with steamer which arrives in Bali
tlmore next morning about 500 O'Clock.
rr@ine leave and arrive Richmond Vir-
o.fria-street Station fSouthern Railway
Depot.
Nor further information. rates. sche-
tfli.4 stats-room reservations. etc, an
nlv no j. . Verscr. Depot Ticket Agent.
Virginia Street Station Richmond Trans
Der Company @3 east Main street or q.
" westbury T. +. A. SGD east Main
.fraof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

The people living IN the vicinity of FIN
and Baker streets were bothered httle
again Yesterday morning between ana B
o'clock By not being able 20 get water
4 temporary supply was being made
20 the Locomotive Works. but The pipes
have been arranged now and slperiutcn-
dent BOnlng says that no further trouble
will occur.
prevtillng. many wells in Richmond and
On Church lin especially. have gone dry,
and the people who use them are Obliged
10 buy and borrow city water from their
neighbor5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

The recori in tho case OF the city -
Richmond against the Southern Bell Tel
ophone Company was Yesterday morning
sent mp from the United states Circuit
Court 10 the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals.
The case viii be argued the second
week OF the November term. which will
Doe about November 10Th or nth An
opinion viii probably be- rendered by
February ID not before.
The opinion o. expressed that The ruling
Of Judge Con will be somewhat modified
if not reversed by the higher court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Mr. John r. Davis a well-known con-
ductor on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. and Miss Mo'ne Wingheld, pope
uar young lady. OF No. 22-0 Venable
street. were married last night no $3.50
gclock 40 the residence of the bride. The
wedding was quiet affair. only the
relatives and intimate friends OF the con-
tracing couple being present.
The ceremony was performed hy the
Rev. Dr. j. S. Dill. pastor Of VCnable-
street Baptist church.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Davis
left over the Chesapeake and ohio
route for indianapolis. Ind. from which
place they viii 90 On Tennessee 90 visit
relatives % The bride. before returning
% their future residence IN this city, No.
2235 Vcnable street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
From The Conrts.

ln tho Law ana Equity Court yesterday
the following Judgments were rendered.
Robins a. CO.. VS. George Il. bun. Ni9l5.
State Bank OF Virginia US. b. Whltcamp.
Jr. and h. H. Jennings Jr. Sii5
Henry Martin Brick Manufacturing
Company w.. 49,. y. Burton $2.Ql2o.
James ~. Vaughan US. j.. NJ. Smith.
5000.
A. II. Felthaus administrator OF Mary
Heokc. VS.. Mutual Union Association.
$1,000
a marriage license was issued Yesterday
morning 20 Capt. John r. Davis. "a con-
ductor ON the Peninsula Division or tho
Chesapeake and Ohio. and Miss Mary
Emma Wakefield
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT u. 1897
ARRIVED.


Little Willie Terrell. nephew Of Mrs.
GIN. superintendent or tho Male Orphsn
Asylum. was quite sick for little time
on Monday. while crossing HAMPTON
Roads from ola Point 20 Niloughby Sniff.
Willie was promptly attended Iv Mr
NJ. FIN. Scay. The druggist. and was soon
better enjoying himself The balance or
the day.
The occasion was Mrs. Gurs last ex-
cursion OF the season 70 The seaside and
nine cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
THE ORDER ISSUED
For the Annual Inspection Of the FIT"
RegIment Infantry.


Lieutenant-COlon George Wayne An
derson has returned 20 this city from
his vacation. lie yesterday took charge
OF the command OF the First keglment
Infantry, Virginia Volunteers
afternoon issued tho following orueI,
which has been forwarded % the various
commandants OF the First Regiment
HEADQUARTERS First Regiment Infantry,
Virginia Volunteers,
Richmond, Va. Sept. H. lNi'
I. This Regiment is hereby ordered 70
assemble by battaliOns FOR anhuaA III
spection. ..l,,,
viii Tor inspection. constitute the first
battalion. Capt. c. Gray BossieuX' 20.
A. commanding. and will assemble Al she
Regimental Armory Monday. September
~ III IT. c'an,nsnies .sF" 'D and &c" viii
constitute the second battalion. Capt. NJ:
r. Mills. co. +. commanding. ana VIII
assemble at the Regimental Armofy
Tuesday. September q, 1897, at 7. NJ
". Commandments OF companies VIII
issue necessary orders 20 their seNeru
commands, and will report IN wrlt,ns 20
these headquarters before L. VI. OK
Monday, tho Goth instant. the quantity
and the condition OF the quartermdster
and ordnance stores. with which ther
commands are supplied. as well as their
various needs in these respects.
V. The officers OF the field and stan,
the on-commissioned stan officers. and
the drum corps and hospital corps unless
assigned 20 the several companies, VIII
report for inspection Tuesday. September
q, 1897, at =. NJ. Commandments ara
urged 10 present full ranks FOR inspec-
ton. and 10 review the comments of the
A. l. c.. upon the inspection OF 1896.
BY order Of
1T COL GEO WAYNE ANDERSON,
Commanding.
E. A. Shepherd. capt and Adit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
To pnr lin The Rntcher.

The Butchers Protective Association
have adopted resolutions looking towards
notifying their customers that they must
settle at a certain time.
The resolution reads. AT the expiration
Of said time q notice viii be sent 20 such
as have notice 20 comply with said dee
mands that unless said account Doe lm-
medI8tcly paid the said customer VIII pc
required 20 pay cash for an purchases
made boo tne future from AN The butchers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
Will 0nenfhe Wiz Rore..

The Young Ladies Missionary Society
OF Broad-street Methodist Episcopal
church viii have interesting exercises
at the church tomorrow night. 90 take
the place Of the regular Wednesday even
ing services.
Or. Starr the pastor Of The church. VIII
address the meeting and then me mite
boxes which have been crcpiatlns Tor
q year Will be opened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
cu1cAGn NlARKET.

crrcAGO Sent. i4-Wheat made a
.tov, Of strength for about two
Eonrs to-day hut slumped and closed
NTH MIN a modest advance Of &c. for the De
VIM, optlon. II seemed a 2Hc. al one
time Foreign crop shortages caused ne
carly advance and a LARGE visible s,upP9 l-
.t.. s,,beaoucut decline Corn ana oats
Vent In Ine with wheat corn advancing
N,'' "a ogts itc. Provisions had another
a., tri,rtion of yellow-fevcr virus. but
s,lffered only sllght declines in con's-
Quence. -. ...,o,1 % foiiov-e.
IL y ------. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Tho funeral OF Mrs Virginia seldom
WingGeid took place from Lebanon Meth
odist Episcopal church, IN Hanover coun-
o., Sunday evening az O'Clock. the Rev.
j. NJ McFadden officiating. The ser
vices were very sad and Impressive, owing
% the burial OF her SON the day previous.
The pall-bearers were her nepheWs-
Messrs. W. III. Cross. W T. Wingheld.
j.. *. Dyson. y. Stuart BOwe. Il. Bruce
Bowe, aud Richard A. Taliey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

A White Man Indicted for Assault-Barn
and stable Burned.

ana ~fhble ned
MILFORD, VA, Sept H-Special-
County Court convened al Bowling Green
yesterday Judge T.. G.. Moncure ON the
bench. and A. Dr.. Chandler, Common
..Ifhs Attorney.
The only oa-- uf interest. before the
court was tnIt OF Commonwealth vs..
j. w. Murdv Tor criminal assault upon
Miss Edm0nIa Brown, both white resi-
dents of tlis county Mundy was in-
diefed and TRIAL SCI for the 18Th instant
The barn. stable and corn house OF
Magistrate Andrew Samuel near Balty.
were destroyed by fire last Thursday
morning about o'clock together with
1870 horses and nearly all of his feed and
farm implements
The rre was 81 incendiary origin and
supposed t0 have been Che work OF some
negroes. against whom some case had
been decided bv the magistrate. but the
evidence is not sufficient TO cause any
arrests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

entertainments IS such bagatelle, when
the class OF speakers and entertainers
Is considered. that the pledges are being
made very fast A canvass OF the city
Is being made. but 10 Is desired 10 get
the list together quickly. and all per-
sons who are interested may send their
names 90 Mr.. j. l. lin. No. - north
Twelfth street. IL Is hoped 10 have the
requisite three hundred names subscribed
and the money raised within the next
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
cARloAD or COTTON AFIEr.


PETERSBURG. Va. September IA
Special-Last night about o o'clock "a
carload OF twenty-five bales of cotton
shipped from points south of Weldon.
y. g.. was discovered tO bee on Gre when
the train arrived at Rocky Mount ~ a..
The cotton. which was consigned 20 John
ii. Rodgers g. CO., OF this city. was badly
burned.
a gentleman who IS in a position 10
know whereof be speaks told your cor
respondent tonight that. while Dee could
not give out anything for publication in
regard % the matter. that the Richmond
Petersburg and Carolina railroad would
certainly be built.
This road is 20 be built bv Dewitt
Smith and other capitalists OF New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. ca. sept 1t-sPIRITs
sales renorted. receipts. ~ casks.
POerN- Firm. sales. 1000 barrels: re-
ceipts 90 barrels A. r. g. D. D. 81 SO %
r. 81 ~: C.. st25. IT, Sl-3'i L. Nl.4p a.
st A.. m 81 30. y. 81 -. window glass;
500. water white $3.50
vrr,rrvcToN. ". e.. Sept. 1i-sP1R-
IT'S on TURPENTINE-Firm az 2'f,c.i
receipts. 50 casks -,oo -.t....
ROsIN- Steady ~ S1'4l.-oi receipts.
cRUDE TURPENTrNE,-s ,sa d, ~ at
TAR-stoadv M S110, receipts. . bare
rcls.
c1AprrsTov g. O.. Sept 1i-COT-
TON Market firm. salce. 100 bales,
TTrRPTNTTNE-N Market firm at -''H''i
'POsIN"Firm. sales. none. A. p. 81 ~.
c. u. fi.15: p. $40. !, siS,I. E, =. -6i *
VT. si 40. T. S145. Is, 81 90 ~. 49,
e. 70. window glass. 1'l. water WHO.
% 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
,,r TI,YEs-RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

dry sailed shoulders boxed. s55oa5.75:
short clear sides (boxed). S5.62isa5.7 10;
wbIskv. distillers' finished goods, per gal
lon. ST %: sugars. cut loaf 500; granu-
lated. s5.27; butter hrm: creamery u. 70
me: dairy. 9NlJc.; cheese easy at Sa'c-'
eggs firm. fresh, TIC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

The committee having In charge the
ARRANGEMENT for public lyceum course
In Richmond Is meeting with encourage
ment on every hand n the attempt 20
secure pledges from az least three hun
dred persons to become members and
natrous Of the lyccuw The price Of s.
for two reserved seats In at least ten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
PINANCEAND COMMERCE
THB CLOSING Quotations on
MONET
Offerings aud Sales at the Richmond To
bacco Exchange -intsTnNl Rsssnns
CoItsctions- Foreign Advances.

NEW YORK Sent 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram SAYS.
In the stock markets to-day Americans
oponcd rtcadv. then became dull under
tho Rev York lead. but later recovered
md closed hrm, with London nuyink'
Grand Trunk continues 20 advance. ven
fzuolan bonds have fallen heavily on the
default 60 the remittances for service OF
debts. There are no particulars ytt ~
gard.nE the tenders for India treasury
bills except that twelve-month blIs ~
agT 5s. "a. receive n percentage. The mar
kct rendered and got "a fair amount IN
the ncighborh0od Of IL ZIG. Win a
View possibly ~ assisting speculation pm
silver. the rumor ia revived that the
India minis will reopen This ~ not gen
orally credited The Paris Bourse was
quiet and duli. and the Berlin market was
duil and featureless.
To-dav's operations have resulted in an
other substantial advance IN the level or
prices ON the Stock Exchange. There was
some talk during the morning or the tN-
ietenco on "a powerful bear pool when
was prepared for extensive operations Tor
a decline The supposed prestige or TINS
combination. coupled with the fact that
london prices came lower THIS moInhb,
apparently became of doubts ralsea uy
of the bear contingent The arguments
thcy used were the same as yesterday
Tho Likelihood OF infringement over lue
cuban question. the danger or HtilvM
FOYER. and. ln addition. the damage done
hy tho storm ou the gulf Of Texas. The
lHtfcr showed lfs erect on Kansas city
Iittshure and Gulf. and all the grangcIa
declined uu average Of about 70, While
Louisville. Southern preferred and Kan
Sns and Texas were on nearly point, the
latter nu ur0Nt-f1k.ng. which continued
AN day. Tho whole list receded frac-
tion Later came dcnials from Wosning-
ton. ON authority quito as weighty as
tho FIRST assertion. that no warlike meas
1Ircs were projected on the cuban Queh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Henry Burns and Samuel Askin. two
colored bows. had a fight yesterday morn
ing near the foot Of 18th street, in which
Burns was knocked senseless. He was
moi seriously hurt. The weapon used bv
Askin was the tail Of dead horse. that
had been amuutAtfc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Richmond Lodge OF Eiks will have a
recention 10 its friends early In October
when the Elks VIII move into their new
home AZ Eleventh and Marshall streets
As the sale Of The house 20 them has
been confirmed by the court, remoleliinc
will begin promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

The visitors at the Soldiers Home Mon
day were.
NJ. S. Beckwith. Ms. 4. NJ. beckwlth.
Edmond Dufin Beckvlth. Gaiveston. Tex.
Kate y. Bcckwith. Miss Nellie r. 1ur-
ner. Miss Elizabeth Ewing Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
pAr.TrMoRE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. Sept 1A-Virginia Con
turtles G7bTGSis: Consolidated Gas. 81.
asked. do Gs. f17Gfis; Baltimore and
ohio. f7d1N5: baltimore. and Ohio hrsI
aus. guaranteed. bid. others not
quoted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

VIZ T. OFFER FOR SALE:
5000 Richmond per cent. bonds
1900 Georgia and Alabama r9hwsy
first preferred mortgage , per oeh,. DoAus'
National Bank of VIRGIN" a'"'N'
Planters National Bank
State Bank Of virginia
Atlanta and Charlotte % per cent. STOCK
JOHN L. WILLIAMS q SONS,
re14 Richmond. va.