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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
CLOSING HEADQUARTERS.
Cant Rowe aud His Detail Winding
I'm Affair." in Fredericksburg.

pp-nrp1cKsBuRG. VA, sept l.
@ I.nl'r, ,,..,,alS A. Il. Rowe and the
.,,",,,l,c,g NJ his recruiting detail for thu
mind Virginia regiment riseaNt Jas.
Mann. Corporal WI orton' csne ' up h 81
niehf from IrvingtOn by stedmet ana
viii leave to-day for amp Ai7-'. us
morning was spent hf lAe'A ~ e4eti lhE
nulriers. removing the furniture, etc.
The recall order was issutl lev DAYS
AGO and CAPTAIN Rowe ana his detail are
anxious 10 get back 20 amp
Al the country home on Mfs. w. Is.
Goodrich "a delightful entertainment was
given In honor of her nieces. Misses Pol
~ and Josephine Mason, OF GuratOn IN
stltutc. Washington, -. 4. \ large num-
Der OF young people We're pFlsf ana
games and dancing indul5ed M, AFTER
which refreshments we're served IN pro-
The following students Of the city pub
lie schools have been awarded scholar
ships ln the Fredericks9urg College
Cora Lee Cole. Madse Williams, JAMIE
GOuldman Charles Hanman, COuslanco
Rowe Viola Baker, Mary Lou Wright
John Cole. Matte Quinn and Eugene
one Of the most interesting events that
has taken place ia that nelghbOrhcod Oc-
CURED Tuesday night at King George
Courthouse II was an entertainment
given by tho ladies % Lambs Creek
church and was largely attended. Al
excellent programme was carried out and
among the participants were Miss Kate
y Puller and Professor Eagle. Of Rich.
mond. A handsome sum vas realized
for the benefit of the building fund OF
the church.
A pleasant picnic was given yesterday
evening ar "BromptOn' tho home Of Cap
tain NJ. h. Rowe by his daughter. Miss
May Rowe. in honor NJ her guest. Mis.
Emma j. Honey OF washington.
Miss Maggle Shepherd chaperoned z
party of young ladies ana scntlemcn
who went last night on straw ride q
Highland Home the beautiful home
Of Captain Dan. 81. Lee. i'm Stafford
They were charminelv entertained b,
Miss Edm0 Lee and several hours wer,
spent i'm dancing.
Miss Josephine w. COOK OF Norfoll,
IS i'm the city. the guest Of Miss Mari
Gordon Wallace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
CHANGES HIS FIELD.
Rev. G. L. smith Goes from Abingdon
yppcr,iile.

ABINGDON. VA. sept l,.--sg.e al IT,
ave re1rs lal charge OF ST.
Thomas Episcorsl oa lr,9on he asd Nh Mn
SIAM fn two DAYS frou mere 20 Upper
vile. Fauaucr county. Na.' where hc has
been called. r...
Hc married ~ dalelter Of Professor
MCGUIRE. ~ Richmond. ne leaves, re-
sretted by aN the peon.f OF ADll is.i io,i e..
Martha Washington toAtss opener us
fan session to-day, Hitn quite hatteiins
outlook. ..
Judee Paul viii commence On neAt
Wednesday a special term on MS CIRCUIT
". l.. smith. formerly nrat CLERK IN
tine Auditors office richmond mas ..
r.utol IA position of h0okkeeper tof q.
". Palmer at S4llNuic.
Dr. John A. +. Baker eonsltl ll - We
more unflyorablo. lie H. suffering from
ulIaly sl5. ... 49,,
g.. IN, breutiftiiy painted throughout.
EMANUEL WMercr w4s to,asay 90 th ss
f,Ir 49, a., th. prultenfiary Tor burn
iue Henry Wideacrs dwelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED.
Richmond County Selects Johnson's
Headers Books.

WARSAW. Va. september I.-speciaL
,r,,', t"b1.T BOARD OF Richmond county
49, T.re fo-G4y and adopted the fol-
i',f.~ tevt books for use In the public
.S,o7- in the ensuing four years:
I,,s-n-. Primer. Thomas Spelling
pienks. Mefrns speilcr. Johnson.s Read
-, Vt,,,.r's GEOGRAPHY. krayelfs Ilis-
",r' Virginia. Lees History. smith
sol Nyrafiug Book cutters Physioio-
CO. 9xv'i-fer7s plctOnary, Stecl's New
srtemigtry. Manly's southern Literature.
,neiHicis Algebra, Curry's History OF
'"' sInfhcrn states of the American
it.nion and Hemninss Geography OF Vlr-
.Iulu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
THE SECOND AND FOURTH.
Chaplain Patton Says The Men Arc
Anxious 10 Go TO Cuba.

Can't Robert W Patton, the chaplain
Of the Second Regiment Is ma the city
on a brief visit lie will 90 from here
10 Roanoke and will Dee absent from
Camp Cubga Librs about ten days.
The CAPTAIN says he believes very
large majority Of the officers and men
az the second are anxious 10 50 with
Cen. Leo 10 cuba. There was al one
time a mistaken impression among some
az the men as 10 what their duties Wopld
be-. some thought they would have 20
dig bitches and do other hard laoor m
innroving the sanitary condition OF ha-
van, and other cities. When General Lee
,o...,..s If this he had the men inform
"a tb,s the Government would confer T.
-, bi~b honor upon them In sending
them as an army OF occupation ana oD-
servation 10 cuba. that they would nave
10 nerform only the most honorable mil
Ifarv service. and I'm al probability thry
would be kept IN Cuba only -FOUR or hse
months. until the regulars are sent 70 re-
lieve them.
The men. after learning this. with few
exceptions. became enthusiastic IN lAeI
desire 10 go with Lee 70 Cupa.
The same erroneous impression as 20
the duties 81 the army prevailed at the
homes OF some OF the soldiers and the
Governor has received letters prot sting
against allowing the Virginians to be
sent TO Cuba.
The Governors information Is that
many of the enlisted men are anxious 10
come home. lie has been informed that
eighty percent. or one company 90 no'
desire 70 go Cuba. now the war Is ended
Captain Patton says, General Lee pop
uiarlty with his soldiers increases oaily
He looks carefully TO their health and
comfort. and sees to IL that their wants
are supplied. The camp Is remarkably
healthy. and there has probably bear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
n.1r1mnpn MARKET.

BALTIMORE. sept. 1.-FLOuR-pu"'
"'W,-tIEAT- Easier: SPOT and MONTH ~ +
l,c.l October. Cs iNG,i.c.. December Dt H.,
@,1.-- . southern wheat by Sample. WH
zoe. ..t. ,.,8 Qoforo-.
80, softheru white corn. Hi0"'l D.
OATs-Ouiet. No. . white western -
RyF-Firm: 30. . nearby isc.; No.
western. 1870.
SUGAR Strong unchanged.
PTrTTER Steady. unchahStu'
FGGS-Firm, unchanged.
CTTEESE Steady. uncnapseu'
LETTUCE Scarce. unchanged
SVUTSKFY Unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
MASTERING OUT ORDER.
some Troops Who VIII Leave he Ser
vice and where They Are 10 Go.

WAsHINGTON. Sept. l.-lno War D.
partment has issued orders Tor the fol-
lowing transfers OF troops Tor the plr-
pose of being. mustered out at their desti-
nation.
First Wisconsin. from Jacksonville 90
Camp Douglas. WIS., Firth Ohio from
Fernaudna 10 Columbus First u S. Vol
unteer Cavalry ORoush RiderD. ~ Mon
tauk Point THIRTY .nird and Tnirty-fourt b
Michigan. from Montauk Point 10 Camp
Eaton. Island Lake, Michigan. First Con-
nect.cut. from Dunn LOring 20 Mantle.
Conn. First Illinois Infantry from Mon
tauk 90 armory in Chicago; Firtieth Iowa.
jacksonville 20 Des M1ines. Third Nir-
ginia. Camp Alger 10 Eichfond; First Ms
sissippi from shlckamauga TO Lauder
dale SPRINGS. Miss; Second N ississippi
from Jacksonville to Lauderdala Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
Mr.. Daughcrty's Work.

CHAM8LfsSBlRG re. VA sept. lTSpe-
cisi IN. JnBn " Dausnerty. 81 Rich
moud. Va. recently closed a meeting at
Cilyet. which resulted Ia few eenveF-
sions and forty or ATTY santincatons
rev. j. ". Hickman was c2nduetins
, meeting at Bethlehem al the same
time There were several professions OK
sacntification aud fow consersSas.
Miss Willie 81. Clair, OF Dover Mines.
Isev II w. Heckmahs II visiting Mr.
~. w. 81. Glars OF Salem. Va; 49,
There are nne crops OF corn IN thss
community. The mercury u runnane
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
NEWS FROM PETERSBURG.
WheeImen Leave for Washington-Mr
Iassiter Qualities.

pHTERSBURG, va. sept. l;-SpeciaI.
Messrs Leroy Weber aud John bncn-
auau Jr. OF this city. VIII leave mere
INNS afternoon on their bicycles Tor
washington. Tnoy stop la Richmond
tonight . .ua..
,his uorning before Judge j. NJ. Muiiefs
as commonwealth attorney of Peters
ne Tobacco Association held a meet
ing this morning ana oecicca 20 p-kih
IKE ssleg Of new tobacco On Wednesday,
October 9TH.
RiVes District school Board OF Prln Q
George county held yeateti~y, NJ y.
graded school and Ans8 G. r. Moore. as
sistuut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
ORDER SIGNED
TO MUSTER OUT.
Continued from First Page)
ordered home and mustered out az an
early date.
r. A. AL-tR.
Secretary Of War.
RETURNS TO RADF0RD.
The Governor Spends only Que Day
Hcre-Hah Many Callers.

Governor Tyler had many visitors yes
terday. some OF tho members OF the
state Democratic Committee called to
pay their respects.
Mrs d. H. Lynch had an lnterv w with
the Executive and urged him 20 try ana
get her brother who rs az CaWp CUBA
I.ibre. out OF the army
rev Neil Shaw, a coiorod Baptist min
ister from Jamaica, West indies. was =
caller.
The Governor returned to his family at
East Radford last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-.store trading was
i,,tl-fered with "A considerable degree 70
dav bv the extreme heat. There IS a .it
running trade in The lopoins hon,ts.i. az,
~ Inc tradine. Mail orders We're NOR,
Noteworthy both in size and number IN, ana
iti, ,,ents continue quite heavy. Ine
e-rcatesf Improvement IS noted In tne
print cloth market Whicn' aHo" las ,,.o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. n. G.. Sent l.-si-l X
s1ies made I'm the afternoon az Use. zee
GRI-DE TURPENTINE-Fi Sllo'
81 IL and size. Receipts 80 nai ,'i..
ROSIN- Firm, $ioo and $l.'o i''-''p''
'' T& ar strong. s12o Receipts. 1oG bar
rCls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
anobbr Arrested

cr.ADFsBORO. VA. Sept. i.-Special.-
80 Ha.ucs was arrested to-day and
ilss,r.rted before United states Commission
err G.. n Tucker for breaking III and
rthfin- the postOfflce at Ut. this (car-
IN county This office and the store
81 +. Ashworth in which the postoffice
vas kent has been robbed three times
In the last few months and watch has
caught In the postoffice and store and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
FOR A TRAINING SHIP.
The Late Flagship OF The Mosauit
Fleet 20 90 TO Portsmouth. \. ~.

FORT MONROE. VA. Sept. 1.-The
United States steamship Lancaster, late
flagship Of Commodore Remey. chief OF
the Mosquito fleet. sailed this morning
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. where !t IS said.
She VIII be ntted Ogt az a sunners 1gain-
Ing ship. after undergoing a thorough
oyernauling The Fern arrived az $3.50.
and cast anchor with the few vessels
OF the fleet remaining In Hampton Roads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. bad crop rcp29i Is
from Nebraska strengthened corn l2-oA y,
That aroused the sympathies OF liap.i q 90 ''-
an advance OF asGl5c. At the close Dr-
cember corn showed an advance Oh i4t -.
oats are unchanged 90 C. higher. EqI
advanced he. lard 2lac ana ribs 'F' -
Omen. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

First nigh water. $1,000 81 q o.
second high water. '.''''' ''-i r. ~
popr OF WEST POINT SEPT. !. 1868.
ARRIVED.
steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
FOLK. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Aecomac. Thompson. MOI
,oIk nassengcrs ana general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
THE ORDER POSTED.
How the Virginians Will BE Mustered
Out.

reason OF conflicting reports as to the
Intentions of the War Department. anu
the wishes OF the enlisted men, the mira
Virginia Volunteer Infantry was this az
teru0On ordered from camp AlSer 70
Richmond 10 be mustered out Inc oraeI
was headed ''Mustcp Out, and me para
graph Affecting the Nirslnia boys reAoss;;
Third Virginia Volunteer lniantry-tl
officers. l2@ enlisted men. Camp Alser
HOW IT IS DONE.
As u mas peen some ye1Is $50 -
Virginia refimont has been mustered OUT
OF the service of the Union the modus
operandi will be 90 interest 20 ldymen;
Before the regiment can 80 10 hlch,
mond the records must be Inspected ana
corrected. The length of time TINS VIII
require depends altogether on the conoi-
ton OF the records and the skin OF 'he
officer detailed for the work. Not many
GUARDS DETAILED
As soon as the regiment reaches hloh7
mond "a sufficient force or oihcets ana
mon will be detailed 20 guard the pro,
pcrty remaining on hand and Tor eieIiea.
work The remaining officers ana men
viii receive respectively. thirty days
leaves OF absence and furloushs' All OF
these are to be az or ore qate-llAI -
al are 10 exp2irre, s me . sape Gay
Any one failing 90 report on the day
the leave expires Will bee considered al0
reported rs a deserter. unless q eeIul-
cate OF Illness fron reputable pnySi-
S' if' the men Lave Richmond while on
furlorgh they Will have TO pay thtir own
travelling exposes, as no UdNet pHy
Will be allowed. IleN VIII receive Gun
mutation on furlou-h ratl0ns az the ttte
of twerty-five cants n day for me peneo
OF furlOuCh. 40 payments cin ~" luL.,,-
to officers or mon except Tor amounts
due for the month preceding depaF'ufe
va Only REGULAR ARMY MEN
ONLY officers of the regular army VIII
| be detailed 20 muster out troops; me
| officer designated Tor TINS GUY - ~
| structed to make full use, under lne
supervision OF the commander on the men
/ Of each organization possessing clerical
/ ability.
! sponsible for public property of any H e-
/ scription are required 20 obtain cerun-
| Gates OF non-indebtedness before ther
| Hn1l pavment IS made. Officers who nave
| not been responsible for properly must
make AFFIDAVIT 20 that effect
MICH CLERICAL WARK.
| One feature or the muster out or troops
a. this time IS that there Wall oi a ."t
! amount OF clerical work caused ", Wy
/ war beginning IN one fiscal year ahu Sl .,,
| ing I'm another. the financial year OF an
/ tho government departments ending june
| 30th A.. ,a.,
All persons who have az any time been
/ horne on the rolls of the organization
! must be accounted for on the muster-out
'0'- PENSION CLAIMS.
To facilitate the settlement or peiss,o y.
] claims ON account OF disability claims
/ that may be made later ana 10 prDlec1
| both the government and soldlei7' li,vt
| ough physical examination Us Ivquil'a -. ~
| be made OF tine officers ANA cnllaton me.
| immediately prior To the muster OUT OF
| discharga mis- Is 70 be made by n
medical officer OF the regular army Wlsn
| practicable. If made 10y "a mehCul vl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-FLOUR-Quiet
aud unchanged: spring patents being ir-
rSstlar aud low grade winters easy. Rye
49, arm, 81 tO9t2 90. Cornmeal quiet 4.
yellow western, 7Sc.
ny r--Easy: No, :, arc. -.
PARI.yy- quiet. choice new mailing
5oc. new feeding. S5l1c -
BARLEY MAIsf-elsady; western oog
Gle -
WIIEAT-Spot easy: No. red 72i.o. OPP
.ic~s onanaa sfronear foraisn 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
snlendid Corn Cron.

TETTINGTON. VA. September L.
Special There Is toe largest acreage aud
best prospects for a great crop Of corn
throughout the entire valley.
Good cattle are scarce and command
ing fair prlcax-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

Richmond, Va. Sept. !, lSes
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
NJ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
THE tobacco inspector reports to-day:
ebockoe Stonewau Seahrooke's. Allie
ehanv. ola Dominion. Planters and Cren-
sbavis tobacco warehouses report to-day {:
Rereiuts. % packages. deliveries 800 pack
'nited states internal revenue. coilec-
lions on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mord, Va. to-day; Cigars and Cigarette
S2aiS8t; plug tobacco, Sj.-Jss- Ioial'
SS477 L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Richmond. Va, Sept. !, 1885
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept l-Ihc activity ol
English spinners in the Liverpool market
and roports Of terrific winds and heavy
rains in Atlantic States. In addition 10
advicos regarding the spread or yellow
fever in the Mississippi Valley. caused "a
rise of 2H4 points IN our markets inns
morning. after which there was partial
recession. bat again the market turned
very strong ON claims regarding the tN-
tent of damage done by the storm. par
ucuiarly I'm Georeia. ~ me stionssst
interval to-day prices mere showed "a net
raiu of 10Nli points, and was finally
steady mt net advance OF fNlO points.
The general stability OF the market was
increased by the relatively light move
mont of new cotton as contracted with
the movement OF the corresponding time
last season This led local staustlcians TO
flkc more conservative estimates as TO
the probable extent of the crop
COTTON STEADY: middiing. i3-iGc..
Not receipts. none. gross. SO bales. for
Ncard.d SD bales. sales. 2.139 bales. spin
uers 80 bales. stock - 61d hales.
Total io-day-NoL receipts. Ass bales;
exports 90 Great Britain 4.6il bales stock
C~"nSoIiiatcd receipts 1892 bales
cvnorfs to Great Britain, Is 822 bales. 10
France, "a bales TO tho Continent 2,oI2
TOTAL from September 1st-Net receipts,
a fas babes. exports 10 Great Britain, a.
Ga bales.
Futures openod steady September $40;
October 554. November, a.'1, December,
5ta. january. 5.Gl. February. j.Cl. March
) ~. Aprn 516. May, 5.s0
FIXTURES closed steady, September, a.nui
October Cd 81. November. 3.bit Decemofr,
5.CS. January. 572. February, 5.l6; March
$50. April SO. May. 5Sl, June, o|o.
0l-iGc middlins uplands. lS-l6c. sales
2 $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS sept l.-Cotton fu-
times dul. september, % hid, October,
a. 2sn5 2G. November. o.-tla"l, peeem-
her. 5.a}u534; January o1snn.aa; rem
ruary. 54201 80, March. .. i0N1 40. APrh'
54S0549. May, 55lN5.o2
LIVERPOOL Sept. cotton, spot fair
demand. prices sftadier American mln-
dNur fair. 3 28-31d. good miedling. To-
eld.. niddling 35i-Cd.; low middhng, =
s-..d GOOD ordinary. 3. ordinary, 1916.
Tho sales Of the day were i2.Ooo bales. OF
which 600 were FOR speculauon and eN-
f0rt and included IL 100 bales American
Receipts 5000 bales. including $500
American Futures opened quiet win a
moderate demand and closed quiet but
efesav. American midd'ing J. IN. C.. Sep-
| t.mhcr 3 ie-Gi1a 1854 buyers September
October ln-Gi buyers. October Novem-
| Dor 3 S-Gln3 0-G5 sellers; NovemDcr-De-
cer,ber s-6t sellers, Dccember-January
es-s4 sellers. January-f February, s-Gl
| eeners, February March 3 S-64gS 9-Gi
| ..iirre. Narch-April. a-64d3 1904 sellers
A,rti Nav 3 1864 value. Mav-iune 3 H.
! "a sellers: June-July. 1i-68q3 1864 buy.
I ors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02
D,opro11l PEANrJT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 1.-PEANUIS-
Peanuts-Farmors stock. fancy a,fc' /.
strietIv prime aN134c.; prime 3Q3Nc. ;
on,nrnon 9Lqoatc. market steady and
arm, Spanish. zoe; market weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

Messrs. John T. Jacob &, Co, tobacco
Commission merchants. No. ll3 south
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va, MAKE ih'
foiiovvine comments Tor the week on to-
bsrco. Sun-cured- Receipts and Offerings
continue very light ana market quiet 40
vTcbaneed quotations Darh-Receipts
continue light market dun except for
800 demand Bright--Unchaueed quiet.
prices current as follows are quoted.
StiN-CURED TOBACCO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

East Tennessee lists .. ........ 1o5Ss
Erie Cen. as. ..-s..s-ss l~fe
y W and u. lists. {. +. --..--'...'. ,,,eh
Gen Bee, Ss..' 49, '''.......'' ii,VA
q. II. and 5. 4. Dds ......~.''...'. ~ ~
"a "a n ~ f.on az .......... lOsi5
Iva. g. lists - ''''''''''''' la
l.. and n. Uni. fs.. ....'.-'.''''''' ,oo5os
Missouri s..... ........s-'' -@''' 49, 49,
NJ X and y 2ds... .......-....... o. o.,
NJ. X. and 4. ts..- ....'..','.''.' rs
-. Y. Central ISIS. ''.ss'..'''-'- ~
y. J. q. ds ...- ss'''''s'.''''''' 10
North Carolina 6s ...........'...' -
North Carolina As. .......'....'' l -
30. Pacific lsts... ...'.. ''.'''''' 80
Nor iacihc o.. '..'''''''''''''''' 1Vi
No. PaC. as. ......:' ''''''''.-'''' 10
y. y O. and 81. J. AS .'.......'..' ~,
Nor and ". Os .........'..-..' 80
Norshe ~es pch. 5's..... ......... 1854
O. Nav. lists on d..-... '..""'''''' -,
O. Nav. As. .............. ...s...s- ivI5s
O. Inc Is. tr. .................. 127ls
- II Ito ~ ~ ............... los
ia, ~ ~ ~ As 80 ............. 1O2X
Reading Is. ....s...' --''''''''''' 80
- louis md Ir. NJ. Con. 5's...... 90ia
4. and San Fran. Cen. C's ....... 1907
~ y Cor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1Jl
ef Paul G. and p. lists -........... 100
rtLo~, n " r's ...... 9S
etand Rope ana Irvine G's......... 1914
Tenn. now settlement 50 .........d. ~
Tox. Pac. J.. O.. lists. ............ lu1
Tex. Pac. l. - Reg. 2ds....-...... aBs
Y ~. r y. an a9d s cur i..s. ] 1i3
xVabasb 2ds 80. .................. 9Ols
~ shore Is. ..................., 1888.
virginia Centuries. ............... f3l3
va Centuries deferred. ............ "a
Wis Cent. 1si........ ....'''-.'.'. -
Mobile aud Ohio 4s... ..........-.. 81
81 and w cOnsOls, IS ......-...... ~
Union Pacific Is ........- ....-.'. sSi
Central of GA. LIST In. .............. 4l%
Central of Ga. % In. ......~.....- ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

SAVANNAH. c.. Sept spirits ot'
I-RPFNTlNE-Firm q 1ta-''4e.' a"i'''
81 40 Receipts ! 22 casks. ~,
Npo-N- cirm. unchanged. sales, 4''i
barrels. receipts. 1,76l barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

less sickness in the Second than IN any
other regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Sept. 1.-TlR-
PI1NTiNE-M Market arm 2dlaa.' sales
RCsIN-Firm. unchanged sales none
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-02

IN the caeo n 0nT710d mon aTS-0I
sleif and of officers absent, ON the mus
ter-out % organizations the REQUIRED
phvsIcal examination will be made under
special Instructions 10 be issued by the
adiutant-caueral of the army
On the dav OF mastering out me organ
fz9tion will be paraded ana the nanes
nj aU officers and enlisted men present
and absent called. ..,..
brisylv five PAGES On front of the line,
Upon am honorable muster-out ana als1
charge from the service or the nlted
states. I'm volunteer soldiers desiring 10
do Ed ARE authorized to retain thclr
arms and acc0utremcnts upon the value
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The Winslow mail., 1898-10-22

About 3;1o a. M, Friday last
Marshals Woodys, Black and
Drummond approached the Chi
nese- dwelling in the rear of Cof-
fms grocery store and demand
ed admittance, which was re-
fused. A general firing of pis-
tol shots ensued, and after hot
battle the door was opened and
the officers entered. One China
man was found shot through
the left arm, the bone being
broken, A complete opium
smoking layouts, one pistol and
five Cinnamon were taken into
custody. On being arraigned
before Judge Milligan bail was
given and the trial postponed.
The officers say that the China
men commenced firing when the
demand for admission was made.
Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1898-10-22

John Hallen, the man brought
in from Ash Fork by Under Sher-
iff Dillon a few days ago, was
Monday adjudged insane and ta-
ken to Phoenix by Sheriff Ruff
ner. Hallen is a German, a
bridge carpenter by trade, who
has worked on the line of the
Santa Fe Pacific for nine years.
When brought to Prescott he
had not eaten for several days
and refused to eat for a time af-
ter he got here. He is subject
to sullen spells during which he
refuses to talk. Examining ply
sicians thought that the man
hae become mentally unbalanced
through lack of attention dur
ing sickness. ss.-Courier.