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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

and 5a1oc. lower to sell; winter patents
RYE FLoUR-steady at 81 4oa29o.
7sc'
RYE-ouiet.
BARLEY-Quiet; new mailing. 52c.
BARLEY MALT-Dull: western, 5J1Coc:
WHEAT-Spot market steady. No
red. 7sS,c Options opened strong and
higher on unexpected advances IN ca
bles accompanied by foreign buying.
Later there was unloading and slow re-
action the close being easy at isHhc. net
advance: No. red May. 67iac.; August
closed at 733sc.; September closed al
CORN-spot steady: No. .. sGc Options
opened firm. with wheat, and in absence
of selling pressure ruled steady all the
morning. closed unchanged; September,
3jl5c.: December closed AZ JIG.
OATS Spot steady; No. . &c. Cd
lions neqIccled. but fairly steady. closing
unchanged: September closed az 2i9ic.
BEEF-Cuiet: family, Nplloi extra
mess 50. beef hams, SNDNZlv', pAchtl'
se.Joglo. city extra INDIA mess Sl7''Vs
CUT MEATs-Firm: picked bellies.
So. 25N775. picked shoulders. Sl0i.ZD'
picked hams. S5.50lf1.i'. &c., .-.o.
September. s5.87 nominal Refined steady.
PORK-Duil: mess, 33yHlO; snort
clear, S1l113. family, Sll5p9l2
BUTTER Steady; western cfeal,lIf -
i0c. imitation creamery, lS4IDc.' S'@'7
dairy. 130i7c. -o-,,.
CHEESE Dull, large white. Int+c
COTTON-SEED Oll-Dull' prime c,uve
nominal: prime summer yellow, @1c.' D"t-
ter grades entirely nominal. ,.
EGGS-Stcady: state and PennsyI Faii''
15011ikc: western fresh, lac. ,o1,
OTATOEs-steady; Jerseys, Si.4vH
I -. Long Island. SlGO0Lio. SoulhelH'
$1.2Ja150. ,,.,.s.,-,.f, ora
Baltimore SG.45: do. in bulk $500. re
fined New York $500.
ROsTr-Sto2 dy. strained, common ID
TT-RPENrINE-s Steady al 2sMN29i
RICE Steady: domestic, fair To extra
JiLQGf.c.: Japan. 5'k01l4c 40
CABBAGE-Quiet. Long Island, ~. ,.,.
COFFEE-Options opened steady WIZ
prices five points lower. latter ln SynpA-
thv with decline IN European ana ira
lillian markets. reacted on local puNuE'
liberal warehouse deliveries, compaId-
lively small receipts and good consumy-
tive demand. Trading very active WIN
switching OF September option 10 more
remote deliveries the principal ietleI'.
Closed steady. unchanged % 10 pDlNtn
lower. sales. 1890 bags. including sep
tcrrber. S5.COn57O. Spot steady. No. ll,
voice. Gkc: No. : i0bDing O.sc.i mliu
steady: Cordova, S0lJc; sales MODERATE
i0bbng trade.
sUGAR-Raw strong: fair refining
2 13-iec.: centrifugal. SO test. 45c.
MOLASSES- 3 9-l0c. Refined strong
GRADUATED. 5Mc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

Fncland is-in more ways than one
our obvious exemplar. as she has OF late
shown herself warmly and solidly our
friend. That there may he 10 need Of
formal alliance is the wish Of the wise
in both nations; that the bonds OF intelli-
gent sympathy may be wound iirmer and
closer is the interest and duty Of both.
on the coolest analysis, whatever may be
POSSIBLE value TO her. her use TO as IS
manifest and imminent-as n teacher
an exemplar. a precedent In fields where
I'm we have urgent need 10 learn and
NAV have speedy occasion TO act II IS
stup,d to rest I'm conceit Of native but
mnpractised abilities; it is childish to
refuse LIGHT from any source still more
from the experience OF relatives so near
and Kind that they are almost COM
patriots. It is not merely or chiefly
question Of external coalition, OF con-
ioined phvsical forces: 1t is that we
stand together for reason and righteous
mes for modern ideas against medieval
reacfion. for the liberation and advance
rrenf ~ Observation-Disclosures NJ. Bird
in September Lippincotts.
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Cnban Gratitude.

The mass Of the Cubans have been ac-
cused OF being napprociative. OF being
ignorant and poor. and Tar inferior I'm
every way 10 the men who died for
them. Greater glory therefore. 20 those
who had much. Co give IL mp so that
those who had little might gain greatly.
But the Cubans are not unappreciauye.
Riding solitary along the road TO Siboney
] came upon q party OF them hurrying
ON their way. led by "a young officer who
was taking his uttlo command on an
army GRAND. Tie spoke only few
words OF English but made use Of all
he had Co express his feelings as we
passed the graves of the Rough Riders
lying on a little hillside by the road.
IL was. however. the devout raising OF
the sOmbrer0s as We passed the spot
which spoke more eloquently than the
tongue of the feelings among the fam
ished Cubans: and pity 10 is that want
of dcucacy should have brought about
even "a moments enlargement between
our devoted friends and the general OF
the army AT Santiago. From personal
acquaintance with Garcia and MS gal
liant sons. I know that it is quite beyond
our power to appreciate the delicacy OF
their feelings Of gratitude TO the United
Statcs.-William BcnCough In Collier 5
Weekly.
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FREE DEL VERY IN SANTIAGO,
The Merchants Pleased at American
RIsiness SYstems.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. August 1850
=. M-The American postal system Is
soon 20 be introduced here and house-to-
house deliveries and letter boxes are TO
be- established. The merchants are much
pleased and the desire IS general for the
establishment OF American business sys-
tens.
The modification Of the administration
, Of the provincial civil governments by
Generals Lawton and Wood meets with
tho approval OF intelligent citizens and
cooperation I'm the movement IS increas-
ing.
Tho schools viii open on Sertember lst.
English viii be taught IN an the grades
for tho purpose Of its Americanizing
effect.
Tho employees OF the civil government
are now paid with checks only owing 10
the scarcity OF small change.
Impressive funeral services were hel1
to-day over the remains OF the Col0m-
bian Consul. Senior Bravo. who died from
fever. Many flags were flying at half
mast
The death rate among the citizens and
troops IL increasing. The deaths In the
city daily number about eighty. The
mortality among the soldiers IS small
however. patients. who are cOnvalescent
after an attack OF dysentery and yellow
fever gain strength slowly owing 20 the
enervatlng effect Of the climates.
Many immunes are now in the hOspi-
tails.
The steamer Panther left early this
morning with los sick soldiers OF an reei-
ments and the Roumanian VIII leave to-
morrow with As sick from all regiments,
leaving 800 for the Ollvette, which Is eN-
pected on Wednesday 10 take all the
sick save the critical cases.
Eight thousand rations were Dispatch
cd to-day TO Guantanamo Bay for two
companies Of Rays 1mmunes. The
transports San Augustine LeOnora and
san Francisco viii 90 for 600 Spanlards
at Guantanamo Bay. The Cheribon, a
hospital ship left to-day with 1000 sick
Spaniards. The condition OF all the
spanish soldiers who left or are about
70 leave is pitiful. Physicians say that
60 per cent Of them will die before
reaching Spain. Three thousand remain
here.
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The Eastern Question.

Russia has taken England's open door
and slammed Il in her face. The qucs-
ton arises, what will England do?
NADIA, niente, NIGHTS rien. nothing. No
thing az all Were she 10 take the Bear
by the ear he would open the door again
and walk away-only 10 return though
the moment was moro opportune. There
IS Muscovite guile. In the space OF for
~ years he has crawled from the Urals
10 the Pacific. To-day the entire rcrth-
ern half OF Asia is within his claws. In
this part OF the world no one has the
slightest objection. Russia is an excel
lent neighbor and valuable friend 1t
Is the policy OF the two empires Which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

IS OF interest. That OF Russia Is absorb
ton. that OF England expansion, 1--WE
things which look absolutely alike Ihs
difference consists IN procedure. Wher
Russia retreats and has retreated, the
better 10 advance, England liops about
obesely. The one. ruled by military law,
and guided by diplomacy. IS an auto
cracy; the other IS a giant without a
head. To use the restrained speech OF
court circles, England could whip Rus
STA out OF her boots and throw her into
bankruptcy besides. Her navy IS supe-
rior 10 that Of the Muscovite. her SOL
diery ten times as strong In addition
she possesses strategetic advantages
which Russia lacks. Why. then, does
she not 90 about IT, There Is one reason
which is very simple she can't make up
her mind 10. But there is a possible So
luton simpler still; It may be she has
no mind 10 make up.-Edgar Saltus ir
Golfers Weekly.
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c,oaner Coffee Coming.

coffee IS TO be cheaper. This Is 70 be
t-Se - tbe worlds coffee crop comes to
a. rrnited states We consume almost
Twelve pounds per annum for every one
~ cur population. and spend on an aver
90 nearly ss0,OO0.O00 year for coffee.
,r,eo-fhirds OF the worlds supply OF
coffee comes from Brazil, which places
an export duty OF IL per cent upon the
fragrant berry. The finest coffee in-the
,sorld IN grown ir Porto Rico. Cuba, and
the philippines, and under the stimula-
ton OF American enterprise these coun-
,r,es will. within a few years. be able TO
SUNNY the world with coffee. What this
means 10 the coffee consumer he can
clearly undarstsnd-- Lsslis's Weekly.
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THE TROOPS IN PORTO RICO.
Gen. Brooke Has Not Received His
Credcntials-Si Movement of Soldiers

Gen. Brooke Has Not Received His
Credcntials-Si Movement of Soldiers
GUAYAAIA, PORTO RICO, August H.
General Brooke has not yet received his
instructions and credentials as a member
of the Porto Rican commission. which he
will await before proceeding to San Juan.
4 Troop OF the Sixth Cavalry VIII escort
him overland at san Juan unless Objection
h offered By Governor Macias, In whlch
case no will proceed by sea.
Batteries 3, OF Pennsylvania; A. OF
Missouri. 4. OF the Twenty-seventh IN
diana. A. OF Illinois and the Fourth Penn
sylvania Infantry. left this morning Tor
Ponce where they viii embark Tor nome
General Haines has been ordered north.
He viii be relieved in the command OF
the second Brigade here b. General
Grant. who arrived to-day.
The First Kentucky Regiment VIII be
attached 10 General Ernests division, re-
llevlny the Second Wisconsin.
General Grant will have only the Third
Illinois and Fourth Ohio Regiments IN
der his command.
There are 1913 cases OF sickness here,
mostly malarial and dyseheery' Inc
rainfalls increase daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Our Sunday Victories.

The old saying, "The better the day.
the better the deed" seems 70 find sub.
staniai support in our war with Spain
Dewey's great victory al Manila was
fought on Sunday. May LIST; Schley dis
covered Ceryera's ships hidden In the
harb0r OF Santiago on Sunday. May 18th:
Ceryera's feet was smashed by Schiey
on Sunday. July 3D.: the Spanish flag on
MORO Castle. Santiago. was hauled down
on Sunday, July 18th: and the FIRST battle
between our land forces and the Span
iards at Manila began on the night OF
Sunday. July 3ist. ending IN victory for
the American troops.-Leslie's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

BALTIMORE. Aug. 21.-FLOCR-Dull
and unchanged. 20
WHEAT-Steady; spot and month. lO4
20 e.. September. 63i4 NfOc.; December,
G1i.N61Ac. Southern wheat Dy Sample
6l011c. o.
CORN-Dull: spot, 3503ftsc; month. ga
3fltc.. September 33i N34i-c.; october,
3f03fItc. Southern white corn, 3iieIi'c.
OATS-Duu; No. white western -''-e
Csc. o
EYE-steady; No. . nearby, 4Gc; 80. .
western, 4Sc
STGAR-StrOng and unchanged
BUTTEE-Stcady and unchanged.
TGGS Firm and unchanged.
CHFEST-Ste8dy and unchanged.
IETTUCE-Unchan
Unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

They tell Of the cannon, relentless and
OF hearts it has broken; OF eyes that are
dim.
A monster most cruel; yet give him his
His fury subsidies when the battles Is
through.
But 10 curls
And d. whlrls
And the pitiless sWirls
TIGHTEN slll round the forms mat they
drapc
lie must fortify pluck
With q good share or luck
Who dedcs the dread Wiles Of Red
Tape
IT'S am innocent matter when first It I'M
coils
In the haunts where some well-meanlng
But ST reaches for leagues; and it's hard
What it's work at the end Of the journey
will be
For 10 winds.
And it binds.
And the victim 10 finds
in the dark struggles on 90 escape.
For the cause of his plight
Us somewhere ont OF sight
With q pull on the line of RED Tame
Washington STAR
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, GA. Aug 27-SPIRlTS
or TURPENTlNE-F az 2Ic.; sales,
74j casks.
2,O3l barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Aug. 27.-TUR-
PENTINE-Eirm 40 20c., sales none.
ROSiN-Firm and unchanged; sales,
none.
WILMINGTON. ". O.. Aug 27.-SPIR-
ITS OF TUBPENTlNE-Firm az 261
26isc.: receipts. 11G casks.
ROSIN-Firm at Sl0lO5; receipts, 32I
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Firm al Sl.1O
CLEO: receipts, II barrels.
TAR-Steady at SL-V, receipts, IL bar
relg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

RICHMOND COLLEGE
Richmond, Va.

The college is well established and
strongly endowed Large additions srs
Courses OF instruction are all elective.
Degrees offered are NJ. A.. B.. A.. -. -.
and Bachelor OF Law. Eighteen Pfofes.
sors and Instructors; three Professors q
Law.
Women eighteen years old and over sd-
mitted to higher classes and TO All Aca-
demic degrees.
Special advantages are offered In Enx-
lish Language and Literature. American
Politics. English and American HistSry,
the Laboratory Sciences. and In Public
Speaking.
months. Law tuition. $40 Table board
81 TO $40 a month. SESSION OPENo
SEPTEMBER ODD. For further informa-
ton address h. w. BOATWRI0HT.
iva President
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der consideration.
Several Of the government experts from
Washington and Ottawa have est
Quebec which indicates that no exnaus,
tive discussions OF all the subjects VIII
be gone into before the recess.
At the meetings to-day resolutions OF
sympathy were passed and sent to Sir
Wilfred Laurier on account OF the death
OF his brother.
The commissioners are being entertain
ed at the Garrison Club by Solicitor-Gen-
eral Fitzpatrick this evening. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
THE FEVER IN TEXAS.
The yellow Fever Suspect at Fort
Point is Now Conyalescent.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. 2I.-The sol,
der at Fort Point originally reported
as a yellow-fever suspect, IL conValesclins
state Health OFFICER Blaunt and Or.
Gilies, OF New Orleans, who Inspected
the case to-day. still say II IS suspicious
case, although they do not pronounce II
yellow fever
An Associated Press dispatch says that
the marine hospital surgeon at Galveston
has reported three additional suspects AZ
Fort Point, and that they are completely
isolated. go
The raising OF the quarantine Will de-
pend upon further developments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
LIEUT.. PEARY'S SHIP.
Steamer Hope Returns from Greenland
Where She Left the Lieutenant.

ST. JOHN. y. F.. Aug. 27.-The steam
er Hope arrived here last night from her
trip 20 Greenland. wither she carried the
Peary exploring expedition.
At Fouike Fjord the Hope parted with
Lieutenant Peary and sailed south on
tho 18th instant. the Windward leaving
at the same time FOR Sheard Osborne
Fiord. where Peary will make his head
quarters during the winter. Besides
sixty walrus. sixty dogs and ten Esqui-
maux men and women were taken north.
Captain Bartlett reports all well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
TONE OF MARKET
STILL STRONG.
The Bears Made an Unsuccessful
Attempt to Lower Prices.
RAILROAD BONDS WERE ACTIVE,
Some Prominent Ones Were Potent in
Preserving the Strength Of the
Narkct-Uniicd State Bonds
We're Generally Lower.

NEW YORK. Aug. 27--rhe bears mani
ferfeI considerable confidence that re-
action lu che prices OF stock was que TO-
day and they SOFA al tne oponins az
materially below last nights close. Jhey
had on thcir sldea disposition by many
holders 90 take profit But the demand
was so considerable as 10 absorb an or
fcrlnrs at the decline. and the bears were
forced tO cover quite heavily. lilnk
prices sharply above tho lowest, ana lh
many cases above last night. The open
ing high prices were partly manipulated
Tor purposes OF realizing. prices OF Amer
icous having boon advanced in London by
cabIcl orders from New York. 4 uumDer
tistaucc 20 The declining market. and were
potent factors IN cnecting the rally Dem
vcr and RIO GrDnde preferred showed
continued strength as ala Southern rail-
way preferred. Erie first preferred Nor
folk and Western preferred and the Wa
bash securities. Tho heavy decrease in
surplus reserves OF fhC banks was an
uusettiing influence in tho late trading.
The closing was somewhat irregular some
stocks showing effects OF renewed buy
ing. while others suffered from continued
proft-takng
Rafrood bonds were active to-day and
closed rather fevcrish az reactions In the
speculative issues. During the week
United States seconds have advanced l..
tho old fs. registered have declined A.,
the new ~ -. and the IS. when Issued,
= Ia the BID price.
MONEY AID EXCTlANGE.-Mone on
call firm 90 202h per cent, last loan at
pcr cent. prime mercantile paper. 38N
~ per cent Sterling exchange STEADY,
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 SJ0f sJts for demand and s. S2l a. s2iA
f0r sixty DAYS. posted rates "a SflADj. 50,
commercial bills 81 S24. Silver certlh-
Gates. beia0Gl. bar silver 90, Mexican
doIlara. 49, state bonds duh: railroad
bonds firm. Government bonds steady.
BANK STATEMENT-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes.
Surplus reserve decreased ......ST. f9j $50
Loans increased ................ 5.3fS 900
Specie decreased ..... ........... S.GO4 800
LEGAL tenders decreased ...... $1,000
Deposits decreased .............. 4.770.4OO
CrcuIatlon decreased ........... rs 100
Tho banks now hold S2i3f3 200 in exc
cess of tho requirements OF the p per
cent rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
ARBITRATION CONFERENCE.
Still in Session in Quebec But Nothing
isGiven Out rs 10 Their Work.

QUEBEC, QUE, August H.-Both
American and Canadian delegates OF the
arbitration conference have been IN ses-
sion to-day. They say that the various
subjects have been discussed and that
no stumbling blocks have as yet oeen en-
eountered. Nothing whatever was re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug 27.-There was the
usual quietness TO the Saturday hal1-
holiday dry goods market. bleached COG
White sheetings quiet. cotton flanneis ana
blankets firm, With some lines or the llt-
Ter moving against buyers; print cloths
showed "a firm tone, with extras quoted
AT -. The market for dress goods is
rather irregular.
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noes ne WantaDiyorce 4?

LEXINGTON. ky. Aug. 27.-There IS
'aAsU9q sIsU AuBW VoIQM 6Iols q lu9IIno
that Cassius NJ Clay has filed al Rich
mond. Ky, petition for divorce from
his child wife. Dora Richardson.
At Richmond and at the home OF Mr.
Clay the rumor cannot be verified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Iawton's Health Report.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE follow
ing is the health report from Santiago
for to-day: Total sick. $50: total fever
AZ: new cases fever, -; returned to duty
a; deaths p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

al =
xrTRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN THE
v CLERKS OFFICE OF Iilg clk.
CUT COURT. FOR THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD. THE 18TH DAY Or
AUGUST. 1898:
Lucy G.. Dunlop .Plointih'
vs.
Edward Thurman and ID. H. Thur
man ......... ..........''' b'l''iu''i''''
IN CTiANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is TO recover OF
said defendant. Edward Thurman, the
sum of S3g5T3. with lawful interest
thereon, after the rate Of six per centum
DER annum from the 2Sth day or July,
1893 until paid, and the costs, for DEBT
due from him to the said plaintiff. Lucy
a. Dunlop by negotiable note, ana 10
have Il deed from said Edward thurman
10 said b. III. Thurman conveying certain
lots of land in said county set aside as
fraudulent and void. and for consider,
alton not deemed valuable In law, ana
said land subjected TO tho payment OK
said debt
And affidavit having been made thar
the said defendants. Edward Ihurmsn
and h. m. Thurman, are not residents OF
this state. the said defendants arc re-
ouired 10 appear within fifteen days after
the duo publication OF this order ana GO
what IS necessary TO protect their inter-
ests. - 5000,
Clerk.
b. T. Barrett, p. q. auZi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
AHYmn Of Victory.

u is wont
silent musket. shell and gun.
Flash the tidings east aud westi
Bells VI an the Christian lands,
clap your mighty iron hands.
Love has succored the distrest.
War is done.
Might was right
Tn the fierce and stubborn hght
While the stars wave Ger the feet
God was sitting on His throne.
Freedom battlcd not alone.
Tightnings from the judgment-seat
Smote mems sight!
Praise be thine.
God OF battle. power divine.
We. thy servants. az thy word.
Flung the banner thou hast blest
O'cr the pleading and oppressed.
Here. oh. Justice, is thy sword,
Red as wine,
Now ~ last
Let the battle-rage be past,
TO the fooman strickep sore
Let MS stretch the brother hand.
Peace unto his troubled land.
And am honored flag once moro
TO his mastl
james Buekham In Leslie's Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
FOOD FOR HAVANA.
The Comal Reaches There With One
Million RatiOnS.

HAVANA, Aug. I.-Evening. The
steamer Comal arrived here this morning.
She carries a million rations. The steam
er Macedonia, with general cargo ana
q passengers. also arrived to-day.
The exports from Havana yesterday
were ss4 bales Of tobacco and 20oo 90
cigars. There were exported yesterday
By steamer from Matanzas 1881 bales OF
tobacco: 302S475 cigars. and $1,000 In
silver for New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Yellow Fever in Houston.

HOUSTON, TEN, Aug. PA special
from Franklin. Ia, says. There mas been
one new case OF yellow fever in this city
and two suspects since Hobson.s death
HObson was tho man VINO died about TWO
weeks ago.
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Died at Fernandina.

FERNANDINA. FLA, August g.
Walter NJ MCGEE. OF Company *, Ihir-
ty-secOud Michigan. and w. j. Beaber
OF Company g. l5lh Indiana Regiments,
died here to-day of typhoid fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. %. 1895.
ARRIVED.
barge d. ]. Tenney New York.
Barce Narnoch. New YORK
Steamer Robert Adamsoh' Galveston.
SAILED.
steamer Rappahannoek, Liverpool.
Steamer NittOria, y. Lu-iA;
Steamer Robert Adamson' Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. u, 1905.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP, Accomac, Thompson. Nor
~ nassengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamshln Accomac, Thompson. Nor
soIk rassencers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Rlohmond. Va. Aug. q. 1sas.


NORFOLK. VA, Aug. 27.-PEANUTS-
Peanuts-Farmers' stock. fancy. 3i4c..
strictly prime. 3h034c., prime. 313Ac:
common 2L42a,c.: market steady and
GRIN. Spanish. zoe. market weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Virginia. Richmond.
McCABE'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

The thlrty-fourth annual session OF this
school for boys begins September 20. 1898.
thorough preparation fOr University OF
Virginia.. Yale Harvard. United states
Military and Naval Academies. and che
Lending Engineering schools Full staff.
Boarding Department strictly limited.
For catalogue address
~ GORDON MccABE.
fu2O-th 81. wed3mO Head Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
William and Mary College,

WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
Full collegiate and normal courses. STU
dents willing 10 teach two years In tAe
public schools pay no tuition fee. and
are charged $40 a month for board, fuel.
lights and washing. Next session begins
THURSDAY, october =, lSoS. Send Ter
LION G. TYLER. NJ. A.. IL. D..
iy1O president.