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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-12-29
new WORLD ENERGY
The Nation Of Shopkeepers
Astonishes Europe.
AFTER THE WORLDS MARKETS
England Awakes to the Aggressive
Commercial Prosperity Of the
United States.

London, Dec. 27.--It IL no exaggera-
tiOn to assert that the foremost topic
compelling attention in Europe is gem
eral and in Great Britain in particular,
oyershadowipg the dreary broils Of do
mestic politics, IL the remarkable ag-
eressIve commercial prosperity which
the United States Ia manifeHling.
Hardly newspaper review or pubic
speaker duiing the past month has
failed to notice with what giant strides
America is coming into the first place
In the alignment Of the powers. 1t 10
certainly the chief subject OF conversa-
tion on Lombard street and on the
Continental bourses.
The manager of one Of the greatest
London banks recently drew an Ameri-
can business man into his private
Office, and said, in an awe-struck tone:
This is the first time in the history
OF finance that New York has been in
position to dictate money rates to
1 London, Berlin and Paris. The
bank manager added that London's s
purchases of American securities were
feathers weight compared with the
balance of trade in New York's iavor.
James Brice, in a speech before the
leicester chamber OF commerce, sound
ed warning to British manufacturers.
lie emphasized the fact shat the ex-
ports OF the United States and Ger
many had increased e34 100000 and
e2l. 900. 900 respectively between 1891
and 1897. while Great Britaih's de-
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dIrtiness of some sections offer her
culean task to the engineer officer pre-
pairing to clean the city, making tile
American here despair of any imme-
diate lowering of the irightful death
rata
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HAvANA's DEATH RATE.

Daily From starvation and Disease.
New York, Dec. ga dispatch to
the World from Havana ehys: Ha-
-nna,s death rate IL aetau1dipgy There
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DlsoRDERLy INSURGENTS.
FiIipinos in Suburbs of Manila Cause
Americans Anxiety.


Manila, Dec. 26.-The United States
cruiser Boston and the gunboat Petrol
have arrived from Chinese ports. The
steamer Union, which has returned
here from IIoiIo with native and Span
ish soldiers, has been refused land
ing. The steamer st. Paul has arrived
here with Christmas mail
The first American flag was raised
over Malate school yesterday. 1t was
sent by the university OF Pennsylvania.
The honor of raising the flag was ac-
corded to Father McKinnon, OF Caliior-
mia. in recognition CT his services in
reopening the schools.
Native troops encamped in the sub
urbs are again causing anxiety. The
attitude OF the insurgent detachment at
Panduchan bridge on Wednesday was
such that the California, Idaho and
Washington regiments were concentrat-
ed in light marching order at Paco,
but trouble was aveTted.
Largest Volume OF Business on Record.
New York, Dec. 26.-R. q. Dun s.
Co. Is weekly review says:
1t is a year beyond parallel. and goes
to its close with the biggest volume Of
business ever seen. Enormous trans
actions at the stock exchange, makes
some difference, but when all the trans
porting and speculative interests are
eliminated, there is still much larger
business than in any other month Of
any year. Last year the exports were
in volume greater than in any previous
month in the history of the country,
but this year the three weeks reported
show an increase Of 25 per cent, against
0 per cent in imports, which would i'm
dicate much more than $40, 900, 900
excess of exports this month.
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Paris, Dec. 28.--The chamber OF
deputies today adopted bill imposing
a stamp duty Of one cent on foreign So
curitiss.
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MASSACHUSETTS MIsHAP.
Not Enough water for = Battle-ship
of Her Size.

of Her Size.
Washington, Dec. 24.-The naval
authorities have learned. to their dis
may. that tits not possible for one OF
our big hattle-ships. like. the Oregon OF
Massachusetts, 10 get out uf New Y0fk
harbor during extra low water, such as
prevailed when the latter battla.sf
struck on Diamond reef short til
ago. To aid the court of inquiry nc
in session at New York, trying to asce
tain the responsibility for the grouf
ing. the navy department called NJ
the coast survey for special meas
ments OF the water in the harbor
Diamond reef, and upon the rock
The report Of the superintendt
the survey has just been receive
shows, in the opinion of naval
that it is not poss'
size Of the -
maneuve-
harbor
whe'
str
cargo
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creased $4,000. 900. He
pointed out that the business
United States was developin
many important lines whic
Britain, he added, should ha
against all competitors. Mr.. L
hesitatingly asserted that the
States could produce rails chea
Great Britain, and lie said he
possibility Of opening new MAJ
ceps in China.
Great Britain seems to have
reconciled to the capture Of I
markets BY the United States.
can firms are uniformly succ
bidding against British firm
Carnegie company and the Illir
Company have opened extensi
In London and are making
upon the British reserve.
Hunsaker, the Carnegie re
tive, has contracted for 5000
plates for the Coolgardie road
liza, and the company was unai
dertake the contract for 80,
more.
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kre....eac
q fever,
ut num-
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} a total
( last "a
ere the
made no
eek was
10 of the
pc high
rate is
pr every
provided
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
General Fitzhugh Lee.

4 Camden correspondent desires 70 be
informed what has become OF Fitzhugh
lee and asks why he has not been all
lowed no 90 20 the front "Ihe Record
a. not prlvy 10 the Intentions OF the Ad-
ninistration: but there Us hardly a doubt
but that General Lee and the soldiers I'M
der his command had been held IN re-
serve for the siege OF Havana-the most
difficult undertaking OF the war.
Now that Havana has fallen without
assault. the still more difficult task pre-
SCENTS itself of establishing orderly gov
eminent i'm cuba. There is no man In
the country who could enter upon that
delicate and laborious mission with a
larger backing OF experience or with more
approved judgment than f1tzhugn Lee.
The administration showed rare good
sense in keeping Lee in Havana until the
war broke out. T-yould show equal
good sense in sending him back. with It's
compliments. 20 receive the surrender OF
Blanco and 10 bring order out OF the con-
fusion that will fill the island from end
to end and test the best administrative
capacity 10 keep the peace and gradually
bring about restoration OF order. Sc
curity and good feeling. -Phiiadelphia he-
cord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
The IIobson Kiss.

can Interview)
Miss NroUio's eyes snapped: Il would
rather not speak;
NOT much of that nonsense I'VE hearo'
But. if won must kuow-why the gl1l was
n freak. s,
I've always been taught mat t'o i''-
low who kissed.
And told Of BE- even aside
was mean. and L know or lot VINO
have missed
lots of FUN by just blabbing for pride
put never did hear of public sho"
of kissing for patriot zeal;
And honest own up chat l really 90"
How that sort Of Kissing can feel !.
For one. 1 should think that II sort o
Tx" J Eissinr ones self in the glass
Just sour the berries and SKIM OH inc
As me sprito IN the play kissed the
And before his mamma and men not In
And "a string Of girls Jealous FOR naught
Good gracious, her ears should De uhs-
ling yet.
And az for the hero, the thing was all
fam
Unless ne just raises HIS kisses
As II they were wrecks. Down IN old
Aiabam
That stvle doesn't suit the gulf misses.
And in Georgia. Ny goodness! really
am proud
To believe there's no girl IN the state
as
Would not consider a kiss In n crowd
Dry as 'possum without any 'tatersi
II you think / am wrong, you just ask
OF the press.
Wire Billville and query The Banner
II girls ike that sort, III be quick u
confess
Hobson kn-o-ws what's the matter
with Hanna"
But the worst OF II ALL as It looks te
me noH.
Was her po-ing-a petticoat-Cupid-
And Deddling lips second, hand. Pshaw-
/ VOW
The things inexpressibly stupid!
As | say. | don't know; but II does seem
In her place Ia have made him a
cousin.
Then II would have been perfectly prop
err. you see,
To give him that kiss-or dozen
II. c. DeLeon. in Atlanta Constitution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

NEM ! OlttN isD''''.'- -'-. ann
NEW YORK. Aug. 13-FLOUR-Quiet;
RyE 'FIOiiR- Quiet az S240G29o
Observation-Disclosures yellow western
-BARLEY-Easv: mailing. 4TlQiSci
BHRIEY MALT-Duu; western, 55Q
WUEAT-spot steady: 40. . red. 79i.c.
Onfi0ns opened weak and sold on undtf
realizing hv scalpcrs. The features were
hcarish Liverpool cables lltdiciioha I'D" 7
Northwest receipts would expand ana
,,.,..trees of cash wheat ln minneapolis
closed G.01c. of. September tu'sn
71l1-1Gc.. closed af IKE, December, Osll
nG9c.. closed AZ d>8tc.
CORN-Spot steady. No. -. @'c. ODD
tious opened steady but suosrquenuF
were influenced hv wheat and closed un-
changed. May 39isc., september "'lci
OATS SPOT quiet: No. .. 2Sc. Options
dun and about steady. closing Fac. 4'Mcii
September closed mt 21',c.
BEEF, &eady. family. SIT; extra mess,
50 ed. beef hams. N-lrVn--.
CIT MEATS Steady. picked bellies.
s6u1. picked shoulders A4i-'; picked
LARD steady western steamed closed
at 500. city, $1,000. September, NhJ-
nominal Refined quiet, Continent. NhNl
PORK Quiet. mess Sl1Oulo. short
clear. ST lara Il ffi. AAllllltH HA-.f t-..''
PUTrER- Steady; western creamery
14saIqr.. do. factory 1lWfc.; Elg.ns,
100. imitation creamery, 18Ul6c.
CHEESE Steady. large white. TIC
small white. TIC, large coiored, t4Hsbc.i
small colored. IAc.
TGGS- STEADY. state and Pennsylvania,
1NtGiINc.: western fresh. lilac.
POTATOES Steady
COTT6N seed OIIl-Duu. prime crude
nominal. DO. yellow. 25i .e2ic.
Petrol EUM-Dun.
ROsIN- Steady; strained, common 10
TTRPBNTlNE- Steady az 2SN02oNc
RICF-Steady, domestic, fair 10 extra,
cABBAGE-steady; Long Island, SIP.
COFrET-Options opened steady az IN
changed prices: ruled generally inactive
| Turonean and Brazilian cable having an
unsatisfactory average. and spot demand
| Accommodating. closed quiet. unchanged q
: points lower sales. 2 go bags. includ-
| Inc september. S5.55Q5.GO. Spot coffee-
! Rio Quiet but steady; No I invoice. &C.
No fobbing. GO: mid ~i-AAsA cAs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
TOBACCO TN0UANGE-
Richmond, Va, Aug. l.a iei'.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day

I|-Ir-"TT N I'M" y TN-|
Private sales feporl,d no NE 5la,,,'
OF the hdchhohu AoD"0eo i''1~
were H-"D .,.. -....,+.,~,
Private sales feygi''h I'D lH' .'.tt'
OF the iaDnmohn I''a.D' il'"' ."t ...
Week cndlne to-day W i"II l' ID.
heads uIris. -. l'tr ,"tI n 81, l"i, ..'.
lv. rugs t1aih)' lo'.'' '" ''o1 ,,i.l..,.
inspections DIE 81 ~ "o- ,5.t -
ID nos BEADS. Neli7pe -''ol-9 ''s'''' -
h2s .tna. b.. .i..,.. r.,.,.,..,..,,.
LOT t"' N.'H .lD'.5 1.-, --- r'..s-
Isl ith| l'' I'h tn-. i
ntan-' i',liir l.N.i'''' ..,,,' 'I.o-1.
hclni ana We i'.a' D'ii,' DE- l'1
Ioih lnspee 'loAs lnt ,i,, W.,
to-day Yea moss e"ne, I'',1,7 ,ri'.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
JUDGE FARRAR'S SUCCESSOR.
The Vacancy VIII BE Filled by Tenn
porarv Amendment.

THE vacancy ON tho bcrch of the Ame-
ua County Court oecasi0ucd by the death
of Judee II. X. Farrar. will Dee filled hy
app0intmeut bv Governor Tyler. The
commission will hold good until the meet
ing the Legislature.
There are but 1--WE lawyers left in Ame-
Ua and one Of them-Gcreral Iiundiey,
Circuit Judge Mr.. IL. q. soutnau l5
Commonwealth Attorney and would nor
10 is Thought. accept the judge hip
Either Mr. stephen Fauar. som Of The
late Judge. General John A. Gill, or Mr.
%. Me.de. win Dee made Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
BETTER TINES
ARE IN SIGH
CONTINUED from First Page)

the purse strings. setting the consesteo
wheels OF business revolving. and an era
OF prosperity has already set In. tnat
gives promise OF permanence and steady
increase.
sThe future has roseatc hue. The past
July was the busiest we have had Tor
years and for general business
the month OF August has thus
far surpassed Il. a tide OF pros
perity has unquestionably set In. We
have moore applicants and enquiries FOR
property than ever before at this season
OF the year and those who are buying
real estate at present low prices are lay
ing up profits they little dream OF which
will be realized more speedily than they
expect"
BETTER TIMES AT HAND.
M. IT. L. DcnOOn;
.The long continued period OF inactivity
in real estate transactions has made ms
loath TO grant interviews for publication.
but we must admit that for the iirst
time within the past five years r. see
evidences and good reasons for demand
for realty During the past thirty days
We have made very satisfactory safes.
reminding as. In tact. OF tho good times
prior 90 1900.
1--WE are not boomers nor do we wish
20 see n boom but we do wish 20 sec a
state OF affairs existing, and we believe
we are on the eve OF it, when Richmond
pronerty will bring its true value.
"Al classes OF property here have been
very low. and with the vast quantities O.
uninvestod capital on the market and
definite assurances 81 peace we do not
hesitate % predict bright things Tor the
real estate market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

in which he planted one bushel or corn
and that IL would average four ears TO
the stalk. He said also that he had one
stalk with eight ears--all fairly good.
This Is no fish story either. for being
laughed at about IL he called on Captain
y. w. l.. Philpott 10 prove tho assertion.
The captain said he was sure thSSneid
over would average at least three ears
to the stalk and might go four, but that
he saw the eight-ear stslk-it was there.
This will Re a remarkably ysiid. and Is
perhaps the bsss feid OF corn N sns
copptx.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
VETERANS ROAST AN OK.
Pickctrs Men in Philadelphia are
Tcasted by Their Hosts in Blue.

PHILADELPHIA. August 15.-The sur
,.lyors of Picketts Division, who are VS.
itine this city. continued their reunion
to-day az Camp Blue and Gray. THIS ar
ternoon was taken up with an OK roast,
and the sham battle which was postponed
from yesterday ,,,
several colored Grand Army Posts Will
boll camp meeting services tomorrow,
and on Monday the visitors Will return
O., Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
CHARLOTTE REPUBLICANS,
County Chairman and Delegates All
Colorcd.

KEysvTII,E. VA, August Especial
,rb. ReDubIicans of the county met here
,.eeferiav and reorganlzed the party By
e,eoftng Jesse H. wilson county chair
man. and the following delegates % the
Congressional convention - Dee held in
Tynchburg on the 9Th OF September:
less. IA. Wilson. Dan spraggns, W. n.
The county chairman and an the dele
gates are c0lored.
There have been good rains through
this section and the crops OF corn ana
tobacco are very fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Inrnfnd His MiIe.

Mr.. JEFF Robertson. Of Fulton, has To-
Gated his wife. who has been missing
from home for several days. IN Sidney
whore she Is staying with a friend. She
states that she was not the author OF
the letter her husband received. but she
was aware that 1t was being sent and
approved Of A.
Mr. Robertson states that having learn
cd that no accident has befallen his
wife. ne Is satisfied and their relations as
man and wife wiz he states, end IT
once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug 13.-Indicatilns or
sprirg wheat movement on a scale com
rnensarafe with the exceptionally heavy
crop caused sharp decline in wheat
to-day. gepiember closed l'.c. lower. and
December lost 1c. Corn LEFT OF unchanged
H. Igc lower oats are down lsc. PORK
advanced &c.. lard safe, and ribs Zoe.
The leading futures ronged as follows:
omen. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Quick SerVice-We run nine
fast delivery WAGONS.
Read How Cheap We
Are Selling Everything

Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup,
Ioc. bottle.
Carolina Rice, &c. ID.
Pint bottle Mixed Pickles, sc.
10 bars Octagon-Shaped Soap for
25c.
CeIluloid Starch, &C. box.
s-lb. pail Homemade Jelly. 1885,;
5-lb. pail Home-Made Preserves,
2oc.
WashboardS, SC. apiece.
3 bars Large Laundry Soap for SC.
Large bottles Catsup, Sc.
Axe Handles, SC.
Dunlop Patent Family Flour
$3.50 b5L, or 29c. sack.
Silver King Minnesota Patent
Family Flour, barrel $40, bag
2Sc.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour,
S4.2 barrel or PIC. bag.
Orange County Creamery Butter,
best you ever used, at I5c. III.
Good Creamery Butter, I2Ec.
Ii.
Kinks American Family Soap, &c.
bar.
Fat Mackcrel, Sc. dozen.
Pure Ground Pepper, Ioc. ID.
Sand Soap for cleaning. for SC.
? Black Enamel Stove Polish Tor
Worcester Sauce, SC. bottle.
Lion Coffee, in Lib. papers, 91sc.
10. Best YOU ever used.
Best new crop New Orleans Mo-
lasseS, 40c. gallon.
Quart Mason's Fruit Jars, SOC,
dozen.
5-galIon Patented Oil Cans, ass.
II-lb. Box Pocahontas Baking
Powders, &c.
Lion Coffee in I,pound papers
} pounds for I9c.
Mixed Spices, zoe. 10.
? one-pound bars Soap for sc.
Monon's Cocoa. SC. can.
Roasted Peanuts, &C. quart.
Fresh Bologna Sausage, &c.
Orange county Country Hams,
genuine, I2c. h.
Economy Roasted Coffee in pound
papers, 7c.
Virginia Country Extra Flour,
S3.75 barrel or 24c. bag.
Olene Laundry Soap, &c. bar.
Best Granulated Sugar, SIC.
Cedar Tubs, Soc.
Coarse Meal, 4oc. bushel.
Cedar Buckets, Ioc.
jap and Jefferson Coffee, Mocha
and Java grade, only Toc. pound.
New North Carolina Clipped Her.
rings, SC. dozen.
Best Oats, SIC. buShel.
Rolled Oats, SC. package.
Fresh Country Butter, rye. ID.
Best City Meal, 4Sc. bushel or I2e.
peck.
Boston Baked Beans, sc. can.
2-lb. can Boston Baked Beans in
Tomatoc Sauce, Sc.
Nice Small Hams, 719c. pound.
Matches. &c. dozen.
Pint bottle Olive Oil, roc.
Large cans Table Peaches, SC. can.
Large California Prunes, &c. ID.
Wood Wash Board, Sc.
Fine Dairy Salt, &c. bag; large
bags, SC.
Corn, 44c. buShel.
, cakes Octagon shape Soap, SC.
Sweet Mixed Pickles, SC. bottle.
Assorted Imported Jams, Ioc. jar,
regular price, 25c.
Root Beer. DC. bottle makes 10
gallons.
Homemade Jelly, &C.
Homemade Preserves, &c 10.
We are selling regular 6oc Tea
for 4oc.
Virginia Comb Honey, nc ID.
Try our jefferson Spring Wheat
Flour, best in the world, guaranteed
to make 30 pounds more bread to
the barrel than any flour on Ink
market, $3.50 barrel, or SAC. bag.
in which he planted one bushel of corr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

dova. sGl5c.; sales. fair business on pri'
vatc terms.
SIfGAR-Raw strong; fair refining
&c. centrifugal. ~ test. &c. Refined
firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

od constantly, bv a guard OFF honor Upon
the ld of the c9sket. which bore plate
Inscribed Crest BOO Peace rep0sed
cross of snowy roses and carnations the
tribute of leo Camp. while fragrant
flowers fn other des ems were placed
,,...- tl. .,el,, f,. individual friends.
AT o.lf.rk the hour set for thA
funeral tho hail was filled with the
member of Zee Camp. most OF them in
uniform. and many of them accompanied
by their families.
DR.sMITHs TRIBUTE
The services were CONDUCTED oy i1'N.
Df 81 iin. ROVER 7'l'. .'-
camp Al',' '-' .......,. '...,. p, .,.,r5.
'i' i'.. nan,
"'- ' ,t,. -.t. r...1t hid
!'.' 'i "'''' anu ... .t..lr
Won ".'H-- ..... ,,,.,
ut '"'.. 'r'" .7.+ ,. ,..If.yol
..' 100. 80 .l,- d..
'.'' ....., 70, ,-.. t.., AMONG
IT'D ....,......-'. 10 tolI OF The pIcas-
.... r...i.. r..,-,..- had for .1 many years
..tf DO. t.t. f-r,or and nafhos. not
i. ,-i-.,t,t, and Throughout the
."'. ''''.'- ,i-. ,.o,,s .s we'll
INIT d, tte North 10
~ ,- e.,i,b o,-, know +hat
7p."N' ''-' ~ --i.,. f.....l. -.,1 mat
"'' ..,.-.. ~. ,or s,, srvfhiug
..'.... ,,s ,.,i, ar shame"
WIZ" "',.N No.. .i....,,.,.t ,or-,rl-s
i.-. .... .,,..,,-'l ,.,r,totion. $50 teach
,.. ~, ,.,,r,s... our davs that we may ape
ua TOD u",' '.. ,..is''or,
| Ft n.-r. ,r.f,.~ "a ur.-ione friend of
49, t,..., tl..,, added hits testimony
" .i., .,.-,, Of Tho deceased.
H. ~ ~ Parker said that ho had
! 5000 ..,.t...,....1 half ID dozen words witi.
r,ls. r,.~r.~ in his life. but that dur
| 1.,.t.is s.~i,,e ulnees some dime ago tie
| r,4,.. hal ,,ritton him a. letter overflow
| i,., v.itb tenderness.
''7 "--'- coon MAN
o.. man who c8uid write letter Of that
| kind to 90 stranger" said Dr. Parker
o. .'''.,,,,- ~ Io,,l, tf,f hs il
! -. to-~fort shall keep ana
t.-i., ,l,,t fotfer as long as live"
| e.. ..l..,,..l,ir,.rf of Nr Shop-
! ,t-.tr. ,r.s.rs rr.u- NJ Cunning
- o., Torr,an adm Joseph White
| ''-''' ~, .'.f...,,, s.~,Ioes bv singing
! ,...r, ..ro.,fs Lover of Al
! go ,,.-t.f, CUNNINGHAM then ron-
f.' ..,Vaf.fr.. by the River"
., ~ ..........i o,o-.i.,s were concluded
',,...,,- ,r .r,f-f .as ann. Wlth-
Di. DO afr.srs Cunnlnrham
| ~ ytr'f.'. and D. d. Gloves taking
-rt
A. ,to conclusion of the services the
,.slat was borne from the bali by COM
,.lns A a. Pely. A. g. Evans. g. G..
ecott ID smith Bedford. a. ~. GlI.
CHARLES - Winston. John j. Tauey and
| Ceoree VVlnfrcc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

OioaihA 9'olN'
lf.II..u... ... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
Il ...I... lfI...... ..... ........... aH'2
1.II..uur. anl ohio .--...-. .-.--. d.
Canada Pacific ....-.... .......... 50
,.u... Southern ..... ............. o..
CENTRAL la.I.. ...-.. ..-.....t....'
I ..''''''' .'''''''.' 1.,'l
11r.
.. .-t.
4n-
Sal.
. 1o,
l,n
Do D.. a.' ..'-'' 1aa.
i., a. sid .......'.. ........ 5lf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Fine Corn.

Mr.. e. q. Redd was here Monday ana
was greatly elated at his prospect for
corn crop. He said he had q nieaa o6 lana
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

August A. 1s9S.
sun sets ......... ............ t.'5 , ~
Moon south ...... ............ lu.N1 4. VI.
First high water .-.......... ["i a. 81
Second high water .......... -.v- J.. NJ
August II. 1SoS
sun rises ......... ..........' 91.-, n. a.
sun sets ......... ...........- t;ul J.. VI.
Moon south ...... ............lO.'l \. NJ.
First high water ...-....-.... -.'H a. VI
Second high water ........-... us D. NJ
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 13, 1S9S.
ARRIVED
Schooner Fannie Reiche. Baltimore.
Schooner Charles j.. futile, Norfolk.
Barge j. u. Merry. Boston
Barge Mercedita. ~" raven
Steamer Irongatc Now Orleans.
SAILED.
Barge ]. T.. Merry, Gloucester.
Barge Mercedita. New Haven.
steamer Chickahominy. London.
Steamer IrOngate Hamburg.
Steamer Olaf kyrie. Lisbon.
PORT or WEST POINT AUG. -, 1S9S
ARRIVED
steamship Accomac Thompson. Nor
FOLK. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomac Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. AUG. Is.
SAILED
Schooner ]. J. Rees, Park, lumber, Bal
tlmore. Md.
schooner IT. J. Raymond. Crammer.
pine wood, New oih.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS AUG. 13, 1S9S
ARRIVED.
PORT OF WEST POINT AUG 70, 1SoS
ARRIVED.

Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
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Steamship Accomac. ThOmpsOn. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
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PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. AUG. Is
SAILED

Schooner ]. J. Rees, Park. lumber, Bal
timore Md.
schooner IT. J Raymond. Crammer.
nine womb Now York.