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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
ELECTRIC LINE
ORDERED SOLD.
The Fourth District Republicans to
Meet at Chase City.
THORP WILL HAVE OPPOSITION.
Thomas l.. Jones, n CoIorcd Candidate
from Mecklcnburg, VIII BE Pres
scntcd 20 the ConycntiOn-North
Carolina Peanut Crop Short.

PETERSBURG VA, Sept. 3.-Special'--
The Hastings Court to-day entered an
order In tho suit OF the Upper Apo
mattox Company against the petersburg
Electric Railway Company ana inc
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
against the same. ordering a sale or tho
road 10 be made on Thursday tho lO,h
day Of November next, in order to pay or
the liens which nave been secured against
tho company and the bonds amounting
TO some $1,000 which were sccureA "
deed of trust upon tho property.
IL is understood that certain parties IN
the city are looking after tho matter and
It Is hoped that before long the service
upon the road can be so much improved
as 20 make 1t great convenience TO the
citizens Of the town.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Republican Congressional Convent
ton 10 nominate a candidate for Con-
gress for the Fourth District OF Virginia
viii be- held at Chase City on the 1th
instant, which Is next Wednesday. Much
interest is felt among tho members of
the party here as TO who Will DO tho
choice of the convention.
There will DE certainly two candidates
before the convention, in the persons OF
Hon. r. 4. Thorpe and Thomas IL. Jones.
The latter Is Il colOred man from Meek
Ienburg county. IL is said that there
will likely be- others. Jones claims most
OF the delegates elected at tho ward
meetings held here last night to the
city convention 10 be held next Monday
night, which will appoint tho delegates
To represent the city Of Petersburg In
tho Congressional Convention.
SHORT PEANUT CROP.
1 learned to-day from prominent COM
mission merchant OF this city. that tho
Spanish peanut crop in North Carolina,
IN the vicinity OF Scotland Neck, will be
a very short one The shortage or the
crop Is said to DO duo 20 very excessive
rains.
Rev. DR.. II. W. Battle has been a very
busy man the past week. The Baptists
OF the State are making great effort
90 largely increase tho endowment OF
Richmond College. The canvass IL be-
ing pushed just at this time with great
yigor and Or. Battle is a member OF
the special committee for this purpose.
He mailed over one hundred personal
letters besides much printed matter dur
Ing the past week and expects 10 visit
all OF tho most important points In tina
Association during tho next two weeks.
He IS full OF hope as 20 the result ana
says he confidently expects 10 see the
three Baptist churches in Petersburg 20
, the front line.
The Upper Appomattox Company DO
not contemplate erecting new electric
light plant as has been stated.
The improvements being mado by the
company are simply designed 10 develop
some water power which It owns and
the completion OF this they hope will
lead to an economy OF power at theis
plant.
Mr. Robert Cuthbert was thrown
heels over head from his bicycle to-day
while riding down Sycamore street The
wheel broke Mr. Cuthbert received %
painful wound on the right side and was
otherwise hurt. 4I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04


Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
of tine richmond tobacco trade Tor the
week ending to-day. Wrappers, l' ho6s-
heads. Huels. 30 hOgsheads, cutters. IA
hogsheads; scrap. dark. / hogsh ead, iea4.
uiminrs 13 hogshcads; Jugs darn -
hocahcdds Total. 3l2 hoesheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports no SAM
uIfug To-day. and for the week ending io-
day. lusucctions-B Bright - hog heada'
dark. A. hOgshe1ds. feinspecuons-
Bright JG hOesheads, dark, 4 hoss1eaos.
Total inspections Tor the week ending To-
dav. Il hoesheads. reiusDecuons for tine
week ending to-day. 60 hoesheads. Iolai
eampiug for the week ending to-day, 45l
S,oncwail shockoe Crenshaws. Sea
lro0kc's Nealc's Vaughan ANA old DOC
miuiou tobacco warehouses report to-day
Receipts. packages oellfeile7' 90 p@cN-
Thc same tobacco warehouses With shell
bmnr's. pNuports Planters, Farmers
Allegheny. Tuckahoe, Williams d kehl-
ine'e and Euson's added, report FOR the
week ending to-day: Receipts % pack
aces. deliveries 1881 packages.
Excess of the deliveries over inc re-
coirts for the week ending to-day, 1886
Timed states internal revenue coliec-
lions on tobacco for the city or idcn-
mord. va. to-day: Cigars ana cigarettes.
SLt9cG. plug tobacco. SL'-ool. Iol'l'
limited states internal revenue collec-
ti0ns on tobacco for the city ol Richmond,
Na.. for the week ending to-day. Cigars
and cigarettes $-,5ot-.-Nt plub topatcoi
sl9O9G1O Total, $iJ.VS4S.
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Prince Edward Points.

GREEN BAY VA. SEPT. ESPECIAL
SIR w. w Price a popular clerk IN the
metropolitan Hotel, Washington. ID. G"
has been visiting his relatives and friends
at this place this week. Mr.. Price was
Tor "a long time connected with Fora
Hotcl. Richmond. Va, having been In
the hotel business since bOyhOod.
Mr.. James kirkpatrick. e. merchant OF
this place. has just returned from Ioron-
40. Canada. where me was called TO see
his wife. who died OF typhoid fever after
his arrival
Professor w. a. Roberts. Of Mecklen-
burg county. was I'm the village this week
and will be an applicant for the public
school at this place. Professor Roberts
TAUGHT here last session and gave entire
satisfaction.
Tho school Board OF this district viii
meet here on the 10th Of September. 20
elect teachers for the coming session.
Captain n. II. Pettus. clerk OF the board,
states he has q large number OF appli-
Cants. b. 80 -St&<
Mrs. l.. II. Kaufman returned to-day
from visit 20 relatives IN Washington
and Philadelphia Her son. Or. John W.
kaufman. OF Reading. Pa, accompanies
her home i'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Thornton. OF
Manchester. are visiting the family of
Mr. l.. u. Jones. Of this place.
Miss EugeniS Taylor. of Fonticello
Springs. Manchester. IS visiting her aunt.
Mrs. w. NJ. Richardson. of this place.
Miss Blanch Hardy OF Lunenhurg
county IS visiting Mrs. George W. Rich
ardson, OF Crewe. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
BONES OF THE BIG MASTODON.
Wisconsin Farmer Makes an lihpor-
tant Discovery on His Place.

lust now the hamlet OF Anuei'o
Mills. in Grant county, Wisconsin Oh
tne uarr0w-gauge line OF the chicago
Northwestern Railroad, Is receiving Ho'o
than lis share OF notOrlety, says the Onl-
800, lTrter-Ocean. 1t is due 10 the re-
cent discovery OF the bones OF " sl"n'
mastodon belonging TO the glacial period
H., Anderson. "a farmer in the neigh
borh0od. was on his way TO an oat held
when he noticed something protrudlhs
from the ground. Upon examination II
pr0ved 10 be bone, and, curious because
OF lbs apparent abnormal size, ne care
fully removed the surrounding earth. AI
was a. mammouth tusk nine feet FOUR
Inches long and % Inches IN circumiet-
ence.
The location was carefully gone over
with the result that the following bones
were unearthed. TWO tusk5, IL DacA-
bones, vertebrate, two front leg bones one
piece Of skull bone two shoulder pohe5'
three teeth. 3 fragments OF lids ono
fiat bone. five foot bones.
Tho teeth and tusks are eXceptional'y
GOOD sneclneus. the former being the
color of agate and well preserved. one
OF the teeth weighed four pounds. The
tusks are somewhat broken.
Tina officers OF the State Historical So
clety were present az the examination
and Immediately purchased the speci-
mems. Curiously enough the remains OF
a mastodon were found years ago near
the same place that, when put together
gave a fair idea Of the hind part OF the
mastodOn. Tho recent discovery was or
bones OF the fore part OF the extinct
rnammouth, and the two Will be joined
together and placed in the State Museum
at Madison.
II is supposed that the mastodons were
forced 20 that part OF Wisconsin during
the glacial period. That part OF the
state is what is termed the "driftless
area" because the glaciers separated as
they came from the North. and did not
pass over the land. but met again where
Northern Illinois now IS. The soil was
at that time supposed 70 be soggy and
treacherous. and the supposition is that
in many cases the mastodons hOundered
and died in the valleys. The one found IN
Richland county last year bears out this
belief and the recent discovery at Ander-
sons Mills comedies with It, Both skele-
tons were found in clay soil. where the
bones OF mastodons are always found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
A BIC DAYS WORK.
1900 Cases 10000 Pieces Of Woolien
Dress Goods Sold in Il Single Day at
Auction.

1900 Cases 10000 Pieces Of Woolien
Dress Goods Sold in Il Single Day at
Auction.
The Arlington Mills. one OF the largest
Dress Goods weayers in tho World SOFA
through WelmerdinE. Morris a. Mllcheh,
aucuOneers, tho ra,es- quantity OF
dress goods ever before sold DID "a Single
day. In anticipation ol prosperous s'a-
SON they manufacturer inns great sur
plus stock, and rather than WalL Tor the
tarly arrival Of pro oeflty sent ihe enc
tire stock to the auction room for sale
TO the highest bidder DC was o. great aay
ere, for tho great Wholesale dry goods
district of New YorE. Tor seldom have so
MANY representatiye buyers from every
large city IN the United State5 been
Gathered under one roof and az one time.
While at times the competition for cer-
tain lots was spirited. tho aggregate
amount OF dress goods 10 DO sold was SO
larpe the dress goods as a Wnolo was
sold for much less than the cost 10 pro-
duco. and the Arlington Mills stand TO
lose many thousands OF dollars. Mr. W.
u. Never. Mr.. Chas. $. Peers and Mr..
VIM. Davis. of The Meyer store. Rich
n,ud. and Mr.. q. II. Guggenheimer
Iynchburg. were the only Virginia firms
who bought directly at tine sale. Visitors
10 the Meyer store. Foushce and Broad,
Saturday were amazed az the eXtraor-
binary quantity of dress goods being
stocked on floors and counters, which were
being assorted ready FOR a sale Of their
purchase from the Arlington Mills. II IS
estimated the purchase Of the Meyer store
viii reduce the actual expenditure ror
dress goods IN Richmond alone several
thousand dollars within the next few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
much to do as in a long wheeling trip

much TO do as m loNS WNLN"''' 49,
MORE SENSIBLE.
,prroro nv observation. though, talr
nercenfore of womankind are grow'NS
r,uoh moro sensible about their rect
'rboee heavy calf mans shoes especial
~ n "A woman has big foot. don't look
vol Gaming out from under skirts inc
effect IS crude and startling ana N
takes "a woman with spirit ana uetet
,rtnation 10 wear them. According 10
our accepted standard they look "NN-
ward. even on a woman WITH s"i''
foot. but the innovation is fairly IN anu
what the weareTs lose I'm symmetry OIL
appearance by wearing these shoes 'hey
gain i'm hellthlulness ana comfort
have always held that mans superior
endurance and resistance 20 fatigue IN
,.,,narison with woman's was due 20
fine way his feet were dressed, and when
a woman comes I'm here and buys boys
shoes for her small girls, or mas them
made TO order. and gets solid, square
setting mans shoes for herself l seI he'
down as having n level head. Mh"y
xornen who have not LETT the city NJ All
This summer have worn these knock
about. hat-sOled shoes TO their great
advantage
.yVear mems shoes2 Indeed 1 do; l
have been wearing them nearly year
said girl student, anu Hli' ""'
Obut this IS q secret. Il wear men
socks too. short ribbed socks. just IKE
he scotch highlanders. and go to tne
mems furnishing shops and get the re-
gulation mans garters 20 guard against
emergency. The socks are far ana away
cooler than the long stockings. ana rs
for my No 2 Russia calf ties, man
make never expect to wear anything
mat gives me less room To move aDouI
in or 10 put my foot IN the regulation
,,onen's shoes again. Ny sister las a
nreftv little foot that she hts In BOYS
shoes. and we both mean 70 have iaeh )
patent-leather pumps for evening wear
this winter"
owe don't have women customers come
I'm and ask FOE mems socks for their own
wear" said a Broadway furnisher' Du~
we have been selling lot OF our sinaH
est size socks this season. ana l auS-
meet they are on feminine feet mere
ID not the variety Of patterns 20 choose
from that there is in wOmens hosiery ,
but tho shoppers fancy the quahty is
hotter. and mems furnishings for women.
ls the fad nowadays. anyway. We sen
lots OF pajamas Tor women. Ne" ioi"
sun,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
w. Il. Casey Makes Outa Clear Case OF
Self Defence.

WINSTON. N. c.. Sept. 3.-W. r. Casey
was acquitted in Wilkes court ester4aF
OF the murder OF Nick Bryan. lu intl
county. several months ago. Casey old
not deny the charge against him. llle
evidence was conclusive tuat DE cominl l-
ted tine murder, but that DO was done in
eolf-lefense. Bryan wont 90 Casey s.
house and threatened 90 1911 him.
Mrs. Holloway, wife of Rev j.. O.. W..
Holloway. Of WeaVcrsllle. Us critically li
with fever al the home of her father. AIT.
j. $. Speas near Vienna. this county. a
telegram was sent 10 Mr. Holloway yes
terday TO come 90 the bedside of his WIG
at once. Ie arrived there today
Alexander and Springs Conrad. brothers,
living in the western part of the county
became engaged in warm controversy
yesterday over the building of o. new road.
Tho discussion ended in Dig fight The
first named brother knocked the latter
down. got on him and beat his head with
"a rock. inficung serious injuries.
Mr.. Jerry kespass. "a member or inc
Enrinecring Corps. which laid of the new
railroad from Mocksville 20 Mooresville.
arrived home Yesterday. He reports mo
engineering work finished. The trestles
and bridges are nearing completion ana
only eight miles OF the ROAD remains TO
be- surfaced Mr.. Respass has no NOR
nation as TO when trains viii begin run
Dr. IT, T. Bahnson. OF Salem. went 20
Ashe county to-day 70 sec Dr. j. .. WI
cox. the "lnsureent' canoldate lot Con-
f-ross. who is reported 20 Doe worse ne
has had fever for several weeks ana IL
s. feared that he viii not recover llom
The PoDulists OF Forsyth VIII hold their
county convention here next SATURDAY.
They say that they WIZ not lI7e WIN
nate a straight legislative ana county
ffafrnf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
SECOND CAROLINA
TO MUSTER OUT.
Orders Have Gone to the Company
Camps for Them to Reassemble.
TO REPORT AT RALEIGH.
The First Regiment VIII Accompany
Lee 10 Cuba-Thc Republican Com
mittce Instructs Its Speakers
Not 20 Enter Joint Debates.

RALEIGH y. c.. September 3-Spe-
49,. ,.,,.., .,,,,os very straight
0'"' jas .-.-.,. ,,.,l,i,, ropi-
that the Second Nor'h O"'o'''-N
mcnt SIS 90 be mustered out OF s,iFi07
and that orders have gone 10 the different
,...,... ,,.tl-o tbis racimont is scattercd
o-''|' ratot,.t,
Tor the companies ~ iVp'-' o.
as soon as possible
Z. ,,iu ho about "a wecl, before the en-
49, -.,.,.,,.,. ,rli ID, f., Damn bere. then
'''o .,
they VIII lay asiDo '"' "'''i''' -' '''-
brass buttons and once more don citizens
.,.,,,.
49,. r,,...
There is but little DOUBT that the j lS'
Regiment win go 10 Cuba with General
100
mittcc has passed % Tesolu,ioh pI '-'-i,-
ins the Ieplo.lcln5 ana fop'4'a.s ''i-
entering into Joint debate VIII" ''.
Democrats during this campaign LN.t
also gave the Central Committee power ID
put up or take down candidates 40 their
Measure
Tbe Young Mems Christian Association
OF RALEIGH ON scufsmber lst closed i-s
doors q.se directors have for some time
boen taking money out OF their own p0ck-
o+e 70 run tine association now no such
association exists ln the city.
MANY STUDENTS.
r,,,o .r~l,r,,ort NJ boarg.rq alone 20
.to t,..,.,,,t,,r,l .rd mechanical COLLEGE
~ H.. er.. f1,. ,ras r.a Thar. were
-. ...,,,-,.,., ,f1. ~ ,rtor thr conho-
49,, .i.... ..- f,f,r. .rog-irr
iN.,' eI-. .,.- r....-'-f.. ,-o
",,.' ......- 90. 100 -, ,.o
I"'.'.'.if i'' $3.50 .-.-.,,.
coinpalle are p.i"s l'lI.'eu "' pi
ATT d. .. -. 4i1,l " VIZ H o'-. ...'...'....,
coHebe la'1'a "'o"- "''- ..'
other duties win arrange while in Wasn-
ineton for an Instructor 10 De assigned
here.
There So on eNnl..ll3l mere il q -..,,'.
or window solN i'.'.N ',lF.' ....i
OF SEX pieces upon VINO" i7 ,... -'
i'fesehiea I'D non, o.. ", -,
INC oAi'eIs OF INC li.'iu i.'4' .,.,
carolina FoiunIeeI' IIlaHliy' l0.'
Third Regiment s young nero i'7'
ment, now stationed ar foit macon
The Board Of Aldermen last nleht oe-
cidcd 10 pul ON the TAX Doohs tile ".Na'
bonds and morttases o. o,ne' COZ '.i.
tons belonging 10 inc i.aiel.n "ii" '''
ton Railroad company. Inns
taxes ON apodt a ini'hoh COMA VIZ 90 M
property AS lne ."l"o o'N g. 80
company 10 nS' 'l' - 'fD' -. 49,.
bic here. Back taxes due are aDou.
$1,000 and the yearly TAX WI" DC '-D'N'
Sl,yvO ,, <.--....,-
The North carolina l'aliIolu ..I. o.,
sion made tho ioHo"His o'' ~ -. -.'
cotton On4lnhed cot'oA' p",N'" ~ S.
300 pounds ana over Jess ti'-l ','i 'o..
sixth class u cents TOT my M, l.I
l5 cents 10" one hundiei Inli'a. '"e 'i'i'' "
cotton. packed in bags or loose car io'a..
minimum "eislll 41''sy p'. "., - -'...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. sept. 3.-FLCUR-Dull
and easy. western superior. s2a01f2 o..
WHEAT Spot GG'-NGtc., month Gl4l W
&c October. cGa lGIlc.i December o84
NG03sc.; southern wheat by sample, Goa
Csc
October. 34#03r4c.. southern white corn,
3f05Jile.
OATS-DuH: no. . white. 2cizN27c.
RYE-Firmer, no. = nearby. lyc.. No. 2
western. 5OigC.
SIGAR-Strong. unchanged.
I}IrTTER-Steady. unchanged.
TGGS-ActiVc. unchanged.
CUEESE-Staa dy. unchanged.
J.ITTUCE-S arce. unchanged.
WuISkII-Inchang
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
POSTMASTER ON TRIAL.
The Democrats Of Northampton County
Draw the Color Line.

WELDON. y. c., Sept. 3.-SpeciaL-The
case of the United States VS.. J. NJ. Pitt
man. the colored postmaster az Tlllery,
was called in the United states Commits
eioner's Court yesterday afternoon La
spector Gregory represented the Cow
eminent. and Solicitor W. j.. Daniel ape
peared for the accused. Iho shortage
in the money order business was found
10 be $40 This amount was made good.
and he was then put upon trial Tor open
in, ordinary letters. There being proba-
bic cover the commissioner sent Pittman
on 10 the United States District Court
al Raleigh. and held him in a bond Of
500 The bail was promptly given.
The pack barn Of MIR f. L. Pippin, at
Enfield was destroyed by fire last night.
large quantity OF tobacco was burned
with the building. LOGS. siJoo; no In
surance.
The Democrats OF Northampton county
have put q straight white mans ticket
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Adams Defeats Settle.

GREENBORO. y. O.. Sept 3.-sDecial-
Tho Republican congressman Convention
Iudoe ad,us ~ Casweil. for Congress.
Ex-Congrcssman settle. OF this county.
WAS ON hand and made fight for tho
nomination. but was whipped out BY the
Adams men. the vote being 13 20 II. out
Of four votes from this county Adams re-
n.-L.I tIran
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

f-OIATorss-steady. Jerseys. H.2'ri-io'
Long Island. Si3Tn9i.T5; sweets Jerseys.
81 12iLd2 30. southern, La Loo. a.,
CO1eiONSEE.p OII.-Dull. DO. yellow, q
N23c.
PETROLEUM-Dul 4.
ROsiN~ STEADY. strained common to
good $40. ....,-
RICE STEADY.
CARBAGIl-Dull
FRElGHTS- STEADY; cotton Dy steam
II: grain by steam. 2i3d.
sUG NR-Raw, strong, FAR fehnlns.
1870. ccntrifural. '96 test' ave. MoidS-
Sos 9-1Gc. refined strons.
Notc.-All other markets closed.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS.

This morning at $3.50 o'clock the South
or, PaiIUav's special limited train will
leave Richmond FOR West Point and Will
roairt,in fhe usual seventy minutes
eebrdnie stopping only at Tunstalrs and
So. ,faror Returning will leave West
I5oi9- 7.D =. NJ. arriving Richmond $40
FAPD FOR ROUND TRIP. GO CENTS.
Nfeals AT Terminal Hotel for our patrons
az 50 cents each. -
Ticlfets viii also De sold for this train
a. rate OF 60 cents round trip 5000 re-
turning tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04


tI-N l'Ii''>. I..,,.,y
unchanfci ana oi1er "3n' Aa points
I1",I ono WINS ,i'. ,"t ,-. .. ...,7 M
.,... ,.f ,.'et',.i,, ,..., I.e.,.... .'t,,...-
Iectly iue to wtlA . o English c'-
hIre. Considering tAe "tthu.r- ap'oa"
our market exhibited relatively flDIu}
front. Reports of further heavy lans in
the eastern portions uf tNe cotton joel. ANA
learsh crop accounts generally checked
bear selling and ltl the more c0nNdcnl
way. Speculation was very slack .ate ln
The forenoon with the close quiet at net
loss OF 500 ponts. 0pol COTTON y..su
on me p s1 ,i5d5 1 rnif 90tai s8,cs of
s.a 49, tr.l,,.Iln.. ms h1l.s to eulnners
ga tnt t,ios for exnort direct SHIPMENT.
Iia-t re.aiofs estimated for the day at
Goo bales against 4I3j bales last wecA
and 1ocsS last year. Port receipts esti-
go bales las, week. and g5s7i bales last
year. At Memphis al bales ~ ln,' p"
bales laft year ana ai houston a,'vl blie7
against O.o'U balca lAat year.
l.o.r.ro.- o,.t.. .t..4,... -,,s7if,o Raj
COZ Ton Vulet' Hlg1'yi ",l't''''t. "t
Net receipts none tioss - "Ai' .,...-
Warqcu. 20 uaiCa' e.'i,. '' ',''''' i'''''''
49, ud.ea. 't"Nht "t''N' 100 t.4....
Total io-day-Ntt itN. lp,e. &c n'iD53'
exports. 10 tNc 'oH'l"Nii" W. '"'''' BUM
I'.1."o- pe .. s,-,..,,,or &C.. No, roce,ots
ioja. SINCE 0ept',iiecl ~. t55'
ltNhN utlrs '. 'oi d. wv . . 'il'
o'u bal'a' TO INC 0"''''''N-'' 'N' '
rotrroe ononcd barely steady. Seltcm-
a. tG o.fober b s3 Nov,mb,r 558.
n,',.,,f.., p. en. Tanunrv. Bob. February
6ao. March. b -. April. STA. May J.77.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
BICYCLE RACE MEET.
Ohio Pattie Breaks the State Record
by "a Small Margin.

ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 3.-Speciai-Ths
bicycle race meet OF the Independent
cycle Club to-day resulted In the lower
ing OF the State record by Ohio Pattie.
OF this city by two-hfths Of second.
Pattie won out in every race IN which
he was entered-in the quarter. half and
mile opens.
Pattio took first prizes, and was FOL
lowed by John Hanna as second. In the
ten-mie handicap Pattie won out In -6.h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
NAvAI. sTORE9.

CHARLESTON. S. g.. Sept. 3-TUR-
PENTlNl5-M Market firm. at -Glac.: sales
none.
ROsIN-Firn. unchanged; sales none.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. September O.
SPIRITS OF TURpENIINE-firm -sr4D
ZT4c.. receipts. 20 casks.
EOSIN-Firm. yLOO. Sl5O; receipts, 30
barrels. -
CRUDE TURPENTINE-tlrm Sl.lO,
81 tD and 81 O.. receipts. As barrels.
TAH-Very firm. 2jc.; receipts, 100 bar
rcls. 60
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept 3.-SPlRIIS
or IRPENTlNi,-Firm 2Sc., sales, 482
casks. receipts. 1910 casks.
KOsIN-Firm and unchanged. no safes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
LII uisLifc OnarterO

LEAVENWORTH, KAN. Sept. 3.-Pri-
vate Alexander Laduke. Company ID, sec
Ond Wisconsin. was placed In the Fed
eral prison hero to-day 10 remain for life
for the murder OF Thomas Stafford or the
Thirteenth u. 8. Infantry in saloon
row at Ponce, Porto Rico.
I.aduke asserts he shot Stafford In SELF
defence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
A GRACEFUL ACT.
General Macias Tenders Cen. Brooke
the Use Of His Residence.

the Use Oils Residence.
crANAM. PORTO RICO sept. 2.-CDe-
laved in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Palma
of the Spanish civil elard brought Gcn-
cral Brooke to-day under flag az truce,
a dispatch from Capiain-Genefai Macia5
o,.tarlfrr 10 the American general the
itea OF his private edence at Rio Pied
ras roar san Juon during Cen. Brooke
etav there. The health OF the troops here
g. steadily improving. The Panama has
sailed for the United States with one
hundred couvaicsccnfs leaving less than
fifty men iu hospita,r General stone
started to-day to mako a tour OF the
island and examine the roads and har-
Der. tIl