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The times., 1898-01-17
NEW YORK LABORERS UNPAID.
Three Thousand Men Have Gone a
Fortnight without IA Cent

Hfee tDOuS1Uu neH tfpAAc q
Fortnight without Cent
New York, Jan 16.-The city laborers
have not been paid for two weeks. There
are . 200 men on the city payroiIs clasSed
as la borers in the boroughs Of Manhattan
and Bronx alone, exclusive of the Iaborers
in the street clea ming department. There
are 900 more in the borOughs of Brook
Iyn, Queens and Richmond. The heads
of the departments in which they are
employed have no authority TO pay them
until the budget is made up.
The law requires the budget shall le
completed before the end OF the month,
and the reports from the various heads
OF departments Indicate that their esti-
mates are assuming definite shape and
that the budget may be completed by that
time.
Some means will be found to pay the
men this week. The street cleaners have
got their money right along, as they are
provided for differently.
The times., 1898-01-17
Jack Farren Defeats Robinson

Jack HanniGan. who was matched To
fight Jack Farrell yesterday afternoon,
'lid not show up. aud Monk Robinson en-
tered the ring, and there Were ten rat
tling roUB'is fought, which ended in
Farrell getting the decision. Pat R;edy
WAS referap.
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Parker. Bridget & Co.,
CEOff7feF,s, 3f5 Zfh ST.
WON BY THE EASTERNS.
Company Team Failed on Numer
Gus Chances To Score Goals.


Gus Chances to Score Goals.
The Eastern Athletic Club basket
ball team landed its fourth vic
tory Saturday night by defeat
ing the players of Company c.
First battalion, by an easy
margin of six goals, the score standing
: to /. The game was played in the
Infantry armory, and Notwithstanding
the disagreeable weather there were
several hundred spectators present,
Dancing followed the game.
The game of the winners was fast
and snappy throughout. Umpire Ad-
am Johnson held the players down to
clean playing and deserves credit for
his work. He called fifteen fouls, and
OF these the Easterns had six and fail
ed to gain a single goal on the gift
throws, and Company c had three
more, and out of these scored their
solitary goal.
The feature playing of the game was
done by Gates. Ellis, Dunn. and Col
lifower for the Easterns. Bell and
Grahe played their positions well for
the soldiers. The Easterns' goals We're
all made from field plays, some of
them by Gates and Ellis being very
difficult cross-field throws.
Following is the ljup-up.
The times., 1898-01-17

FRA ME DIV EELLINGS. ON MILK HOUSE
f0Rpe ROAD NEAR BRIGHTwooD.
BY virtue of certain des d OF trust, dated
2046, folio 257 ct. seq, one OF the land
records OF the District or Columbia, and
at the request OF the holders 2t the notes
WEDNEsDA Y. JANUARY 8, A. d. 1859
at O'Clock y. III, the following described
ZEAL estate. situate In the county Of Wash
fngton. District or Columbia, to-wft: All
that part or lot number ed one III OF Nor
contained in the following Tnetes and
bounds: Beginning at stone planted on
the north side OF the Mix House Ford road
being the southwest corner OF the original
lot numbered one ~; thence north along
the west line OF said lot one ~. one hun
dred and seyenty-five feet 175l; thence
In an easteTIy course parallel with said
Milk House Ford road forty eet( 4Ol; thence
In a sOutnwesteTIy course parallel with tP0
first line mentioned: to the north side OF
said road. one hundred and Seventy-fivs
t170l feet; thence along saiG Milk House
Ford road forty (40J feet, 10 the be eginning,
containing seven thousand g ,0OOJ square
feet or ground, more or Ies7.
Terms OF sale: One-half q . OF the
purchase noEsy TO be paid in cash, balance
In two equal installments, in SIX t6l and
twelve u y months. with interest at six
TO- per cent per annum, secured on tbs
property sold; or all cash, at tine option
of the purchaser. deposit or fifty
dollars (S50l will be required at the time
of sale. All conyeyancing and recor ding
dJ purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be
complied with within ten lOb days rom
day of sale. or the trustees reserve the right
TO resell at the risk and cost Of der auitiDg
purchaser, or purchasers, after five t6)
days, previous adv ertisefneut of slch resale.
ROBT. E. l. WHITE,
GEO. w. WHITE,
Trustees.
Webster Law Bldg, No 600 . sc. NV
The above sale Is postponed until
WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY IL, 1888, at
same hour and place.
R0BT E L. WHITE,
GEO. w. WHITE,
Trustees.
The above sale is further postponed HRtil
SATURDA 7. JANUARY %, 1898, at same
nour and place, by order Of the trustees.
The above sale is further postponed until
TUESDAY. January 18TH. 1898. at
same hour and place, by order of the trus-
tees.
Jal6-lSdS
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We will sell at our auction rooms. 316-
81 5 9Th st. pw., So 900 worth OF new
furniture, ca rDets etc, on Tuesday. Jan.
1s. at 10 a. IN. from a ma nufactureT re-
tirIng from business. J. h rIE.s M + Il
CO., General A uctioneeTS. 1ai6-2t
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AUcT1os SALES.
RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & Co. .ATC'

M ItLIr 10 % IV-N q tV-, ALO 70
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
FIXTURES, INCLUDING SHELVING,
COUNTERS, OFFICE, SHOW CASES.
WALL CASES, CASH REGISTERS, /,
LARGEIRON SAFE, LETTER PRESS
ETC CONTAINED IN STORE NO.
1913 PA. AVE. NV, LATELY OCCU-
PIED BY A. G.. SPALDING BROS.
on TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1s. /.
1898, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell the en-
tire fixtures, etc, contained in the above
store; terms, cash RADCLIFFE. SUTTON
x Co. Aucts ja14-3dxs-em
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Score-E. A. c., Z: Co c. l. Goals
from field-For e. A Coates. .: Ell
lis, .; Dunn, .. Free throw for Com
pany C-McRae, /. Umpires-C A
Norris and Adam johnson. c. A. c.
Referee-P. w. Smith. Timer-E. :.
Byrnes. Scorer-L w. Taylor.
Standing of the teams:
The times., 1898-01-17

Your credit is good at Lansburghs Fur
niture House, 18th and F SITS. oc3-tf
The times., 1898-01-17

Olive Cycles for '08 now
issy At Jones & Fellows, 5f3
9th Street
The times., 1898-01-17
COME
TODAY
FOR
MEMS
S6.25
VVIEV
and $3.50
Odd Pants.

They may be all gone tomorrow.
At least half of them were snapped
up Saturday. Don run any risks.
Come in this morning.
The times., 1898-01-17
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-sTORY
FRA Me DWELLINGS. ON MILK HOUSE
FORD ROAD, NEAR BRIGHT WOOD,
The times., 1898-01-17

IHE1 BEST SELLER is the Washington
Havana Shorts; ask YOUR deal for them.
2 for 5c. NATIONAL CIGAR FAJ TORY,
IOIi Pa. ave ia1 s-SU
The times., 1898-01-17
LOOK! LOOK! LCOKl

COAL, Charcoal, Coke and Wood / o bush
els coke, 81; 10 bundles resin wood. 1oc.;
10 bushels charcoal. 81: bushels any
kind coal, 81; carried in free, ia bags.
thereby avoiding all dirt. Main office,
4O1 Y. j. ave. NV; branch. SOC 9TH st. NV
The times., 1898-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS ;.

LADIES SPECIAL OFFER.
French dressrnakinE and millinery at
the folio wing prices: Suits. $3.50; skirts,
$50: waists S1.5U; hats trimmed. 25c;
positively for o da Us only. S12 Cd St NV
Ja173t
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! u ' q II1E l.I- u . u TIIITI 7
ROBT- E. l. WHIT.
GEO. w. WHITE,

Webster Law Bldg. No. 900 . Sc. nw-
The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY Y, JANUARY IL, 1898, at
same hour and place.
R0BT. E. l.. WHITE,
GEO. W. WHITE,
The times., 1898-01-17

The above sale is further postponed until
TUESDAY, January 18TH 1898. at
same hour and place. by order of the trus
tees.
TAI ds
The times., 1898-01-17

The above sale is further postponed sRtil
SATURDA JANUARY ] ., 1898, at sams
hour and place, by order OF the trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
HOW HAVANA FEELS.
business Men aud Wealthy Spaniards
are Glad the End Has Come.

HAVANA. Aug 1.-THE only news that
has been allowed 90 Dee published here
ln connection with tine peace negotiations
Is the fact that the protocol preliminary
% 3D. treaty of peace had been signed 10y
NJ Cambon. the French Ambaa sador 90
Washington. ass tine representative oil
Spain. and the American Secretary Of
State.
The greater part Of the public are. OF
course. entirely ignorant of the official
conditions. but have a weN-dcuned sus-
plcion of what ihe demands of the United
States ar- Do is general known that
Cuba is lost 10 SPAIN and the feeling,
particularly among the Government onl-
C.uls aud the military is very bitter The
latter maintain that they could hold
Havana against any force the United
States might bring against the city,
and are outspoken in their Indignation
that the Cuban capital should be etacu-
atcd without giving them au opportunity
10 uphold the yalOr OF the spanish arms.
The Cub8ns are naturally highly e.ated,
but they are careful Co hide their JOY
from the loyal Spanlards. Tho wealthy
Spanlards and nearly all tho business
men are glad the War is over' ANA the
latter hope soon for are yval OF trade
which Is now dead.
a.
the United States are abusing their tom
porary advantage. and that their action
is ia u great measure due 10 the fact
that they are counting on tho selnshness
OF the European nations 10 prevent amy
of them from intervening in behalf OF
Sn4fn. such Intervention was looked for
here up 70 the last moment, but now
homes i'm that direction have been dashed
10 the ground.
The city is perfectly quiet. discipline
being maintained as strictly as II was
throughout the blockade.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
are some expressions unflvorabio To- the
course Of the Government In accepting
the American terms. the general dispoai-
ION OF the Spanish element Is 20 accept
and respect the decision of the nation.
The correspondent of tho sun attempted
10 see Captain-General Bianco to-day lie
won't 10 the palace. but was informed
that General Blanco declined 10 give
an interview 10 any newspaper CORE
spondent. He also declined 20 express
Inn any way his opinion on the outcome
~ the war or on the future OF Cuba.
Other Government officials were equally
reucent.
MADRID. Aug. IA dispatch from
Havana saws the Madrid Government has
sent no official communication Of the
signing of the peace protocol NJ. CAM
bon. the French Ambassador, notified
Captain-General BlancO on Saturday
morning OF the signing Of the protocol.
General Blanco was chagrlned. He had
hoped 70 add a page TO the glorious re-
cords of Spain
The Cubans and the wealthy spaniards.
however received the news with great
rejoicing. All the military men energeti-
callv protest against tine conclusion Of
the war The newspapers published the
news with reserve. refusing 20 believe
#. as they had heard nothing OF the ne
gotiatlons for fortnisht-New York
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

although still partly iSc. net higher: Sep
tcmber closed at S'sc.. December closed
at BIC.
27c options dun and easy with wheat;
closed nc. net lower; September closed al
2Jizc.
cUT MEATS-stsady. picked shout
L.XRD~steady; western steamed. s5.e5:
September, 1871 Nominal. Refined
stcadier.
RUTTER-stoady: western creamery.
1pk01gc.. factory 1lai4e.; Elgins. 10c.
imitation creamery, 130l0c.: state dairy
cHEEsE-Inactive: large white. 7Ka
'FfGGs-steady: state and Pennsylvania.
lNLUiJnc.. western fresh. 1870.
POTsTOEs- Steady; Jerseys, sl5o0
10: Long Island. 81 G0ltlS1ia: sweets
yellow 34O0l. red 81 5JH2-5
COTTON-SEED OIIrDull; prime
crude nominal. yellow. 23i C..
PETROLEUM-Dull; United closed; no
RqsIN-steady: strained. common to
TGRPENTINE-steady at 2oa2ollc.
RTCF-Sfoady
cABBAGE-s.eady; Long Island, s2a
COFFEE Options opened steady n mn
changed prices 10 a decline of , points
ruled Inactive and generally weak IN abb
ecncc Of Havrc adNioes and under weak
Hamburg and Brazilian cables. selling
checked hy predicted better Ilavre ca-
hics tomorrow. closed steady unchanged
10 3 points lower. sales. 1900 bags. ~
Guiding September 500; october. f'5'
Spot-Hio steady. No invoice, D..'f.. go.
Z iobbng. Grsc. mild quiet. CordoFa,
kf1Ic.
sI-GAR-Raw strong: fair ro0ning
&c. centrifugal. 80 test SIC. kehntd
firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
Prenchers 90 Summing.

BRUNSWICK. GA. Aug. l3.-To-nieht
while Helrs Half-Acro and other places
IN the slums were running at fun blast
a party of Brunswicks ministers ana
church members made tour OF invesu-
CATION.
The ministers were Rev. Hoillnga worth,
Of the Presby terrain. Rov. Gilmore. OF the
BAPTIST. Rev. Hearn, of tho First Metho-
dist. and the pastor Of McKendrec church.
This visit of the ministers has created
a sensation i'm lower circles 10 was en-
tirely unexpected by the acre habitues'
and every dance hail and joint I'm Hells
Walf-Acre was running at full blast
The white and negro women that iniest
these localities were IN the midst Of their
half-drunken reveliings. and the minis
tiers, no doubt saw sights such as they
never witnessed before.
When tho fact OF their tour becomes
more generally known tomorrow, IL Will
prove a bombshell IN the camps OF the
acre denizens.
What the ministers will do about the
sights they saw viii develop In the fu-
Savannah News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
THE IGNORANT DUPED.
\ Northern Manufacturing Concern
Fools Number of Colorcd Laborcrs,


Fools Number of Colorcd Laborcrs.
BOYDTON. VA. Aug. Specialize
Legislature ought 10 enact some law 20
protect ignorant and unsuspecting people
from imposltions often practiced by brick
manufacturing companies and Ike con-
Germs who employ hands and then, at
Will ignore their contracts. A case Of tho
kind occurred hers q few days since.
About TWO weeks ago man came
through this neighborhOod and engaged
about thirty cOlored men 90 work I'm a
brick-yard I'm New York. agreeing 10 fur
nish them transportation ana 20 pay from
$50 20 Sl7j per day. Some OF the men
made considerable sacrifice 20 accept this
offer, giving up good situations.
on Friday. by appointment the men
bade their families and friends sood-by.
and proceeded 20 tho depot ready 10 start
and after reaching there TO their surprise
and disgust. they were notified that tel
egram had been received saying the com
pany Withdrew the offer FOR tronsporta-
lion. and that an who desired TO 80 must
pay their own fare.
The men were greatly incensed AZ this
treatment. and before leaving<the depot,
engaged counsel 10 look into the matter
and 20 institute suit II anything can DC
made out Of tho company.
A white lunatic named Henry kinkers.
who was confined in the county jail
awaiting 10 be sent % an asylum. died
Friday.
one Of the heaviest rains seen. for a
long time accompanied with wind and
lightning visited this section on Satur-
day night Tho streets and tho land were
aIuafIar4hfU washed
The rains have greatly improved the
late corn and tobacco which has been
suffering very much from the drought.
A gentleman who has just returned
from the good old county OF LuneEburg
says that the people OF that county. have
tho worst roads and the best crops he
ever saw
There is little or no interest taken In
politics In this county. 10 "a generally
understood that sydney +. EDpss will be
the Democratic and r. r. Thorp the Re-
publican candidate for Congress from this
district.
Mr.. Thorp IS here now and looks smil-
ingly upon HIS constituents. feeling quite
conhden, that he will be nominated by
his party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
THE TREASURER
SUES A SHERIFF.
Why the Board Of Agriculture Did
Not Appropriate.
PREMIUMS TO THE WEALTHY.
The Secretary, However. Tells Another
Story, and Mr.. Carr Has Never
Drawn His Premiums-Popu'
lists Versus Republican

RALEIGH, y. c., Aug. l5.-Special.-
At the next term OF Wake Superior Court
State Treasurer Worth will bring suit
against the sheriff OF Swain county or
rather his bondsmcn. The sheriff has
made an assignment. without settling
with Treasurer Worth for the State taxes
FOR this year. The taxes due are S2.2lL7A
Suit is brought for the above amount and
~ per cent. additional which is requir-
ed under the law. The sheriff IS also sub
jet 90 a. fine of $1,000.
The Bagley monument fund is st.ll in
creasins slowly. The amount has now
reached $40.
The State Board OF Examiners were I'm
sess sion here on Saturday. ana out OK the
twelve applicants for life scholarships
nine passed
The Board Of Agriculture is being crit
icized for not making an appropriation
20 the State Fair so as TO increase the
premium list. Some excuse the action by
saying that Judging from the past
Messrs. Carr and Vanderbilt and few
others would have gotten the money
MR.. VANDERBILTS PREMIUMS.
Secretary Nichols of the State Fair an
sWers this assertion by saying that only
co.. t,,. 81, t.a.: ne. lost tbe nromiir 10
i",-' .n., it .o'o .'1 ,'' a., ,.a- ta ,,p
oi'' '.'' '.. l.'' - ,... tts
Hot receive pl e"l''ii'. 'l'''5' % ~ i'',
ite.sht DIS TO ana from N'i'lo"' l"'1
as for Mr. Carr while the premiums have
been awarded him. DE has never drawn
n cents worth OF premiums from the
Fair Association. and they still stand 10
his credit ON the books.
q. j. Jockey. who was tho Republican
roripoe for nudge I'm the Firth district. IS
- he t,i-.r down and T.oDtin of Lenolr.
po,,,rf-+ g., ~. bo ,,t mn instead This
b. e.. ,,.. +bc r.onof~ county Popuiists I'm
.,.3,t .t,. r,-,,,tiio,rs
Hi '' l,,l, ,,,iis are being
- -i,,,,i,,- t,.t the outlook for a
s,''l. 'u WIZ ~, hord Travelling
pi"-f' ''a .,.i.,,e. fs Good
me" ''i 7,5 '.,'. 49,, ef-t,nor faction
III Us urHe|'" ,'''' -,,i+,,o meet
VIII WIN IT'D ',i' aI', s,id that
Ing THIS wees uu, ll 'S "l,o ,,.,.I .o az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

We have been referred 10 as a ma
ton OF shop-keepers and we do not feel
offended at the epithet for We are the
Greatest business people on earth. As 4
nation. We are energetic, thrifty and
possess wonderful inventive genius. Per
haps We know how 20 produce. buy and
sell 10 advantage better than any other
nation knows.
After supplying all our own needs both
OF farm products and products OF the
mill. last year. according 10 the Bureau
OF Statistics. We sold 70 other nations
500 000c0 worth OF stun more than We
purchased from them. We are ma
ton OF traders. We have no aristo-
cracy our wealthy men. our profess
slonal men. our Congressman, our Coy
errors and legislators. many OF them.
are actively engaged IN the various pur-
suits OF life-West Point Eirginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
EXCURSION 10 NATURAL FRIDGE
AND IURAY. AUGUST 9TH.

The Chesapeake and ohio Will have an
excursion from Richmond 90 Natural
Bridge and Luray saturday August 9th.
Rate from Richmond to Natural Bridge
and return $3.50; Natural Bridge and Lu-
raw s.: tickets good until September 9Th.
e,,,..ioi orr8ncements made for acc0mmo-
dstion of excursi0nists az Natural Bridge
ana Turav. Train Will leave Richmond
,.., lanes River Division 1870 4. NJ Au-
80. s-tb tickets 90 Natural Bridge AND
-.,o,, being good returning via Basic
80. and main lue. The exceptionally
t.,. ,,tas arranged for this excursion
sbould induce large number 10 avail
.t,rsolyes' OF this opportunity 20 visit
tbe two natural wonders OF Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

NEW YORK. Aug. 15-FLOUR-Duu
and easier with wheat. Minnesota pa
tents Si5O0fS5
RYE FLOUR Quiet at S240d2QO
CORNMEAG.-Dull. yellow western. 75c.
RYE Easy. No. - western. 44c.
HAELEH-We mailing. 45.ffiSc.;
feeding. 33u3ic.
BARLEY AiALT-Duu: western. GOc.
FIANSEED- Dull az 97c.. nominal
WHEAT spot quiet. No. red 7SHc.
Options opened steady and advanced a
little on stormy weather In the North
west. Turning weak az midday under
more liberal receipts. easy cables and dis
appointing export demand. the market
closed a.lifc not lower. No. red. Se--
temher. closed at 7oHc.. December closed
al CSC.
&c RN-spot steady: No. ., 39c. options
opencd steady with wheat, and was sus-
tainea nearly all day on Hight offerings
and a fair demand from shorts. closed
shade sasy on tho laiA hrsak In -h-at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
Promotion for Captain Splitter.

Capt. Arthur a. Splitter has received
n very complimentary promotion on the
stan OF the B. +. Johnson Publishing
Company of this city. lie brings 10 the
service of the company an extensive ac-
quaintance throughout tho South IS .
prominent ex-confederate and N tie
State OF Virginia a. . Past Grand Mas
tar OF Odd Fellows Of that Jurisdiction. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
prcKIEN,s ARNICA sALyE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Rruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum,
Fevcr Sores. letter, Chapped Hands.
Chillblains. Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
nerfect satisfaction or money refunded.
FOR sale by owens & Minor Drug Com
napy priaAL go nar box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. August 1J.-Opposing inhu-
ouccs maintained wheat prices alnos. I'D
equilibrium to-day September cIotei
I.0.-c. lower and December lost "sn
Corn gained &c. Oats declined ~ c.
Pork lcn or unchanged. lard 5c. down,
and ribs recedci DIG.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omen Hfcl Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
lMMUNES ORDERED AWAY.
The Fourth Regiment TO Go 10 Jack.
sonville az Once.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug 10
Special. Colonel j. l.. Petit received
telegram late this evening from the War
Department ordering him 20 prepare az
once 10 move the Fourth Regiment. L
:. ". Immunes. when mas beer IN camp
here FOR the past two months. to Jack
sonvllle. Fla. and 70 start not later than
Wednesday.
orders for thirty days supplies here
have been called In and tho regiment Is
busy packing up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
Norlhwe.tern peh. ss offered. !.

Northwestern Deb. IS offered...... us
O. Nay. Ists .. ........... 112
0. Nav. 4's ......... .............. 1904
-. = Line Os, T. r........ ...s..... -
-. >. Line 5's, {. rY..... .s.''..... Us
Pacific 6s OF 30. H.. ............. IVA
II. q. W. 1sts ..'..... .......... CO4
81. Louis and J. VI. Con. Js....... 100
81. l.. and San Fran. Gen. Os....... llg.s
~. J.. C0n......... $50. .'..,...,. lIi'1
ST paul Z. and T. 5's........... 1f7it
Southern II ". rs ................ a7h
Standard Rope and Irvine 6s Off d. -
Tex. Pac T. G.. lists .............. Jos
Tex Pac reg. 2ds .................. 10y
Union Pacific lists ................. Hs's
II - u and Gulf lists .......... a.
wabash Isl 5'g ........ ........... 1924
W. faob 0Ie $500 .......... -
" eb~rc a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oq'
Virginia Centuries ........ ........
Virginia Centuries deferred ........
y. and vs.. cOna0ls. IS ............. SD3s
Union Pacific A. ...... ........... Iytt
Central OF Ga. 5's ................. ll45z
Central of GA. Jet Ind...... ....... y
Central OF Ca "a lnd.............. 1lh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

celp,s since last report. lilo hogsheads:
rereirfs In date 051S hOgshcads: receipts
10 same time last year. 1929 hogsheads;
sales since last report ~ hogsheads.
saIes Ia date. Z a2G hogsheads. sales to
same time last year. 1891 hogsheads.
our market showed no material change
I'm anv particular this week. The char
acter. quality and condition Of the Offer
ings were about the same as they were
rnafued about the same, with the usual
rif~ht aucfuatfOns that characterize an
auction market Very little Old tobacco
appears upon the breaks, and when any
nr-vafefv SO far the growing crop has
had very little damage from worms. but
tyc are now near the critical time when
thcv may be expected IN FUN force II
they arc going 10 APPEAR az aH IN any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
VIEWS OF SPANISH PRESS.

Oninion Divided a. TO the Protocol
sagasra Expected 60 Remain IN once
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10 the date Tor the meeting or the CoFleS.