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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
CLEARED OF WIFE MURDER.
An Enterprising Thief Steals n Ton o
Guano-A Runaway Team.

PULASKI, VA, Sept H.-Special Ma
hum Trueheart. cOiOred, was charged
with the murder OF his wife. and was
tried last Friday before the county court
He was defended by Messrs. Moore and
Addison, who proved that II was an ac-
cldent, and cleared the man with only
fine of five dollars.
Last Friday night the stable OF Mr..
James Duane was broken into and
fine set OF buggy harness stolen. Lieut..
John Battle, Of the United States army. Is
now visiting his brother. Mr. w. S. Battle.
one night last week an extremely enter
prsng thief stole ton OF guano belong
ing 10 Mr.. w. +. Howard Mr.. Howard
Is a Pulaski merchant. and lives one or
two miles from town.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien. who had been III
for ten days or more. died Thursday
night at her home. She was buried at
OakwoOt cemetery.
Wednesday a couple OF horses belonging
TO Mr.. Meredith became frightened while
hitched 10 a wagon which he himself
drove and ran some distance. Mr. Mere
dith was thrown out. tho wagon body
fell on him and he was badly hurt. Tho
horses after running nearly n mile. ran
over rock wall into q deep ravine and
were taken out without being injured.
The teachers OF the Pulaski Graded
School from other counties have arrived
here and are ready 10 begin another ses-
slon's work. They are Misses H. s. Ben
nett and Mite J. Rogers. OF I.Oudoun:
Miss Cornelia Bradshaw. OF Highland:
Miss Mac Mosby Of Montgomery. and
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Tate, OF Bedford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
LINGER AT JEFFERSON PARK.
The University Opens and Eniivens the
surroundings.

JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL, sept. II.
-cneciaL-The summer season is ABOUT
over hut a number Of people are arriv-
inc Tor the fall. The university mas
onened and Charlottesville has assumed
y lively AIR. and is fun Of the college
shirt Every incoming train brings
new, load OF students who are met by the
ones who have already matriculated' ana
tho hand clasps are warm and fraternaI.
with such prospects, II Is no wonder the
ibis find Il hard 10 tear themselves
way from Jefferson Park, the dances
are 10 be continued and they VIII have
beaux galore.
THE last german which was a most at
troctive entertainment was led by MISS
Magic Mason and Mr.. blanks ana tHe
following couples participated.
Miss Lee with DR.. Baker, MISS Michle
with Mr. Morton Baker, Miss Eunice
Mlehie with Mr. Livcrmore, Miss Baker
v-i,b Mr. Rerdeau, Miss Margaret Lee
with Mr.. O'Reilly. Miss Williams with
Mr. Agserson. Miss Wolfe with Mr.. Wat
son Miss Jones with Mr.. White, Miss
lizzie Tones with Mr.. Stuart, Miss Mary
Niche with Mr.. McCue. Miss Walthall
with Mr. Macklemore. Miss Mason with
NJ NVortenbaker. Miss Kate Nelson with
Mr. Venable. Miss Nelson with Mr.. Lew
Is Hanckel Miss Cooke with Mr.. Jones,
Miss Robinson with Mr.. Tucker, Miss
Dubigon with Mr. Cooke. Miss Hanckel
with Mr.. Cochran. Miss Walker with Mr..
Dabney. Mrs. Maloney with Mr.. stuart
HAnoksL Staxs-Messrs. niAAr>- Allan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 19-The net results
OF tO-days transactions in cotton futures
were not particularly gratifying 10 either
bulls or bears. Fluctuations were hdI
row and sluggish. and the professionals
were in control from the start. whereas
a sharp break had been looked Tor IN
futures at Liverpool, In response 10 our
weakness of Saturday that market snow
ed Indifferent sympathy, opening ouly
point lower, which was partially lecON-
cred before the close. on this news the
more active options IN the local MARIE
opened 3u4 points higher. with shorts
conspicuous buyers. European represent
tatives urchased in a small way, ana
around the opening buying orders were
received from the South. From time 10
time during the session commission houses
were noticed 10 be taking small lots or
the January and later options, nut thls
class of business was small IN the aggrc-
cafe. Following the improvement AT the
opening. the market gagged of point by
point and showed no positive leahinS one
way or the other. The close was STEADY,
with prices net unchanged TO = points
Among the factors which inundated
tho bull crowd and cOrrespondingly en-
couraged shorts were favorable weather
reports from al sections OF ine bSt pen,
fewer advices claiming damage by shed
dine, rot and worms. ana a decided III,
crease In receipts, both at the ports ana
interior points Showers 10 heaNy rams
during the past tweniy-iour houts W. o,,,
look in Texas and other sections OF ne
Southwest while IN the central ana east
ern portions OF the belt clear weather
and normal temperature were greatly
henentting the plant.
COTrON-Qui,t. middling, 59s gross.
2S7 bales sales, ga bales. stock, $3.50
bales TO Continent, 49I bales; to France
Total to-dav-Net receipts, 80 4Ol bales;
stock. 276. $40 bales: to Great Britain IL
42s bales: 10 Continent, 49I bales; TO
France 100 bales.
CONSOLIDATED receipts. $3.50 bales;
Great Britain. n O79 bales 20 Continent,
5g- bales: 70 France. 500 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
o3G 523 bales to Great Britain. 6, ~
bales. to Continent. $3.50 bales; 10
France, 1853 bales.
COTTON-Futures opened steady; No
vennber, GIG: December. $50: January.
Z a.. February g. &c: March. 5.53: April,
M. Nav, SEQ: June. SCI
Futures closed steady. september. 5.2T;
October. h2s: November, 5.S3: December.
537: January. 5.i2; February, 548;
March $50; April, 5.54; May, 5.o7; June.
spot quiet; middling gulf. 5&; middling
upiands. IS: sales. 3i3 bales.
Aryu onLaA Na G~.a ia---corroN-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

Elsom. Way. Cooke. Mason. Nelson.
Marxnach. Archie and VIII Dabney. Old
and Bond.
Quite a large party IS registered for a
month and probably two among them
being Mr.. George A. Schmoly and wife,
Of Hampton. who has donated so gene
rously Of his funds for the endowment
of various educational Institutions.
Others who have arrived during the
past week are Mrs. EchOls. OF stanton;
Miss Young, of Kentucky. II. III. Wayt
of stanton: Mrs. G.. 9. willard, OF
Washington, d. c.. Miss Parker, or Nir-
ginia: j. b. Wood. of Goshen. George
a. Schmely, of Hampton, Va Mrs. Geo
A. Schmely. OF Hampton. va; Robert
Stockor, of Hampton. Va; Mrs. Robert
Stocker and child. Of Hampton. Va; Mrs
G. r. Buckle of Prestlgne, Eng; Miss
Buckle, OF Prestigne. Eng; Miss Cor
bett. Of Prestigne. Eng; y. II. Masse
of Danville; Mrs. y. II. Massie, Of Dam
VILE Master Paxton Massie. OF Danville;
Mrs. NJ A. Alexander, OF Augusta Mrs.
II. =. Alexander. OF Augusta; y. J..
O'Reuly. of Warrenton. Va; Thos.
Martin. Of Blunton. s. c.; Mrs. Greene,
of Alexandria: Miss Doyle. OF AleXan-
dria: NJ. p. Greene. OF Alexandria; Miss
Harlow. o. Alexandra; DR.. T. r. Hunt.
san Francisco; Mrs. Orlando Hinton,
baby and nurse, Of Petersburg; Micaiah
Woods. Of Charlottesville: y. Maidaind.
Of Washington, ID. c.; Sterling Bonsall,
OF Philadelphia: Mrs. Eye. Of Washing
ton. d. c.: Miss Raitt. Of Washington.
d. c.: Henry n. Lewis OF Charlottes-
Vile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
CreensviIle Teachers.

FMpORIA. Sept. ls.-Special-The
school BOARD OF Greensville county has
appointed the following white teachers for
the district schools.
Emporia High School-Principal, not
appointed: first assistant, Miss Sallie
Powell. second. Miss Laura Briggs.
Hicksford District-Mr. u. b. Robinson.
Mrs NJ J. Green. Misses Helen Person,
Hart Powell. Ella Yarrell and Annie Hall.
zion Dlstrict-Mrs. r.. A. Sledge, Mrs.
N Moore Misses Ell NJ. Manning,
,fo,,ote Saunders and Mrs. Sailie X. HUFF.
Rei6eld District-Mrs. Fannie \. Har-
riss Mrs. J. Z. Warren, Mrs. Ida C..
rT,hbs Misses NJ A. Jarrall, Belle j.
Powell Ella Harriss. Il. r. Land and NJ.
II. Johnson. 49,,
,-. building q house Of worship. which
r,ro,oises 10 be a neat structure when
Grisbed The Rev. Mr.. Harrell will be
the minister IN charge.
rev. George J. Holiday, who has charge
~ the Baptist Orphanage. Salem. Va.
,~m attend the association which con-
,enes here on the 18th OF this month. Mr..
rTobdav was the pastor Of the church
,,,hen the association met here last-twen-
ty-three years ago
AR and Mrs. Tunstall have the sympa-
tn, Of many friends in the loss Of their
only son. Woodruff. promising boy OF
EIGHT wears. who died at their residence
on Saturday llth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
F. 7. GLASGOW AND
COL. R. 7. HUBBARD
A Joint Debate Before a Large Crowd
at Amherst.
APATHY ENDS IN ENTHUSIASM.
Glasgow Had the More Sympatheti
Audience aud Made a Fine aud
Telling Speech - Martin. Epcs
and Lassiter ut Boydton.

AMHERST, VA. Sept. l9.-Special.-It
was field day in politics here to-day.
as well as court day. a largo crowd was
IN attendance, and. although apathy and
indifference as to the political situation
characterized it in the forenoon, yet be-
fore it left many had become enthusiastic
after hearing the issues ably discussed
by Mr. Frank Il. Glasgow, OF Rockbridge.
A Joint discussion was arranged between
Mr. Glasgow and Colonel Hubbard. tho
Republican nominee for Congress In the
Tenth District. The Colonel was unable
90 arouse much enthusiasm for his cause
and did not meet with ready applause
as he reached his laundering climaXes
Mr. Glasgow followed Colonel Hubbard.
His speech was well received at every
point lie gained the attention OK his
hearers from the first and held IL TIL
the last word dropped from his lips. His
speech was topical. clear and conserva-
tive. free from rant OF that which might
appeal 10 passion or prejudice.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT
BOYDTON, VA. Sept. 9.--Special-The
congressional campaign opened mere to-
day. United States Senator Martin, cx-
Congressman Epes and District Chair
man Lasslter, each spoke 10 a large and
Interested audience OF white people
Congressman ThOrp, nominee OF the Re
publioans spoke from 4 separate stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
SOLDIERS AND
NEGROES IN ROW.
Serious Trouble in the City Of Raleigh
Sunday,
THE MAYOR ASKS FOR HELP
one Hundred Men Placed on Iuard
90 Prevent Serious Conflict lie"
tween the Troops and the Col
ored Pcople-shots Fired.
THE MAYOR ASKS FOR HELP

RALEIGH. y. c., Sept. l9.-speciaI-
RALEIGH ON Yesterday, Sunday, as it was
r,on the verge OF a serious trouble. Out III
the suburbs I'm the most disreputaole
mart of the place. some negroes, got III
row with some countrymen ana soldlsiS,
shots were fred and the crowd increaseu
capidlv with infurated negroes Lno
nrovost guard went out. IL being out slue
of the notice jurisdiction. but II was soon
found a large force was needed ana
hundred soldiers were ordered out.
There we're many rumors as TO tho
fact that the negroes had some solul.i
I'm house and had surrounded inc
house. e,.,.. and
Their companions We're furious anu
had not cool headed officers Deeh III
- thfre would have been serious
trouble. (,.,,,ot
me sheriff and mayor asked colonel
ptirgv,u 10 detail one hundred men 10
them. as civilians TO keep the peace liaI
rfrht This was done. Forty were on
euard line. forty al the station house ana
twenty guarded the State arsenal
NOT QUITE MARTIAL LAW.
Major John W. Cotton was IN charge
of these one hundred men. lie had De-
sides one hundred more as reserve.
N was stated once last night that the
CITY WAS klANL maj Ai'tt 4t~f'f '-'-
corrected by the mayor lie salu inslus
the city limits. his police force would
control things. but OF course OUTSIDE ne
could do nothing.
To-day everything Is quiet but IL Is
believed by many that tomorrow "heh
the regiment IL furlOughed and not un-
der military control. that there VIII pe
trouble out in that part Of Raleigh
no where else for feeling between the
negroes here and the soldiers is intense
ARMS STORED
The arms of the Second Regiment eK-
cept those used for guard duty were To-
dav turned In and stored in warehouse
preDarat0ry to the furlOughing To NOR
row. About one hundred ohieeI5 ana
men will remain I'm camp here not taxing
any furloughs.
The matter OF the arrest ~ the post
master O.; Apex for intercepting letters
was heard ON Saturday and the evidence
AGAINST him complete. Ile VIII he urea
I'm the Federal court.
IL will be remembered that The court
sustained Judge Norwood I'm the suit OF
N-oro-ood vs. Carter for the Jucgcship
of the Twelfth District. Now II is 3 'ated
that Judge Norwood was so crunk az
windsor. BERTHE county. that he was put
10 bed by friends and sobered so as 10
hold court. N
The total enrolment OF pupils at the
White Blind Institute and the Noloreu
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Institute nero mas
reached about 325 This Is far aheed Oh
the number Of pupils heretofore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
EXCELLENT CADET CORPS.
The V. VI. I. Boys Considering the
Omaha Irip.

LEXINGTON. VA, Sept l9-Speclal-
Things az the Virginia Military Institute
have settled down, and work has begun
in earnest. Glasses commenced at 8
o'clock last Monday morning. and the
first half OF the academic year IS started
in earnest
The institute has picked up considerably
this year. and there IS q marked dii-
ference in the size OF tho men. The
majority of the men this year are large
and robust looking. Frequent drills, I'M
der careful and experienced drill-masters
have developed the newcomers into nrst-
class soldiers.
The men all cary themselves as straight
as an arrow. and IL IS remarkable how
graceful some OF the new men have be-
come Already one-thrd Of the new
men have been uniformed and II IS eX-
pected that the entire class Will be In
uniform By the end OF tho week
New men continue 10 arrive. four men
coming in to-day. All OF the old men
are not yet in. There are at present two
hundred and twenty-six cadets reported
for duty and I'm ranks.
The members OF the football team are
progressing rapidly under the able coach
ing Of Boyle, the Pennsylvania end.
who has made a splendid impression. The
first and second team line up every after
noon for a few minutes practice. 1t IS
hard To say as yet what players VIII
make the team. for the new men are all
showing up well, and some OF last year 5
substitutes have proven themselves wor-
fhv of notice DickersOn. the ex-Penn-
svlvania quarterback Of last years team,
"a expected each day. and his delay IN
arriving has been much regretted by all.
The cadet team this year promises TO take
a high stand among Southern college
teams.
cadet A J. Pizzinl. OF Richmond, has
been promoted to orderly sergeant OF
Company 9.
Richmond IS we'll represented IN othcerS
this year, there being two captains one
orderly sergeant. one second sergeant,
and two corporals from Richmond.lt VIII
be remembered that last year large
number OF the Richmond boys held high
offices in the corps.
There has been a great deal or tax
lately about the corps making trip 10
the Omaha Exposition, and 1t was ru-
mored once that the cadets would escort
the President on his visit next october
10 the great Western Exposition.
None OF the reports have been confirmed
or denied. and II IS hoped by all that the
cadets may derive the educational Dement'S
OF the trip through the great West and
through the -Mississippian EXPOSE
ton. which IS az present attracting
great deal Of attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

Futures quiet and steady; September. 40
bid: October. 49JG4.T: November, 800
5.rl; December. J.,rJfIJO6. January, 5.H'H
10; February, 5.13sf3.1j; March. 5.1yH
go; April, 5.2lH523. May. J-2fHJ.21.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 10 p. Moot
TON-SpOt In fair demand; prices easier:
American middling. fair. y-1Dd. good
mlddlinE. 3N; middling 3-16. low mid
ding, "a. good ordinary. *: ordinary,
ll-lG. The sales OF the day were 1900
bales. Of which ,Oco were for speculation
and EXPORT, ana Included $500 bales
American Receipts. 10000 bales, includ-
Ing /. .JCJ American.
Fntures opened quiet. with n moderate
demand and closed barely steady. Ameri-
American midlling. Septembe-. 5-6fN
2 G-Gt sellers: September and October,
2-g4llg 4-G4 buyers. October and NO.
ycmber. 3 2-Gl sellers, November and De-
con1bcr l-G4 sellers, December and
January 3 1-H. sellers; January and
February 3 1-G. sellers; February and
Marcb. ! 1898 2-c4. buyers: March and
nn,sf 2 9-cf0g 3-Gi sellers April and
Nav. 3 2-6la3 300. sellers; May and June
3 4-64 buyers: June and July 5-6i'
value
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
nA1r1,fnPE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Sept 19-FLOuR-DuI;
western superior. S22j02.JO.
WHEAT Dull. spot. fOH'Olsc' month
ega.7Oc.. October G9l40G3ai GEL. December,
0si,aGs5ic. Southern wheat by sample
0fgTOc. o,,,ls
CORN Steady: spot and month, 33An
90. October s.f5N84c., new or Old NO
vember or December 52c. Southern white
corn. 3fU36c. an,
OATs-Flrm 80. . white western, 25ia
RYE-Firm: No. nearby. 49i4c; No. .
western. Die.
ST-GAR-Strong; graduated. S'3s. 90
BUTTER Steady, fancy creamery, Zgp
dc: do. imitation, 16a17c.; good ladle
13Qlfc. 4- o.
FGGS-Firm; fresh, l6c.
LErTICE|Scarce at soc. per bushel
box.
WHISKY-S1 2O613O Der gallon for fin
ished goods I'm car loads, SL@lGl.32 for
iObbing lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-FLOUR-Eassieer
on new spring wheat brand, but fairly
S' gys P Fstl0irsR iseFi at s2G0d31o.
CORNMEAL-Easy; yelo" "es'ern'
RrCE-Easy: no. .. 49, .o...s
BARLEY-Dum. mailing, 4l0l9c reed
Il" EAFLEY 1fALT-Quiet at 55aGlc.
FLAXSEED-Ea az 33Hc. -o-,.
WBEAT-spot steady. no. . red, I2ac.
Options opened firm On foreign pasi,is
and better cables. Ruled fairly s.e.us
an the morning, but finally yielded 10 un-
loading caused by a heavy visible SUI
ply Increase and tack OF support, Slo1eu
unchanged 10 re. net higher. Saies m
cludcd so red. May. closed ~ ~.
September closed az tv'-c-'
CORN-spot easy: 10. o. 35%c. options
opened steady with wheat ana on q b-ii-
ish Kansas State report Dut iatet 49,
ed by realizing and prospective i.Issi
receipts; sold off little. ana closeu pI ~
ly &c lower, May closed al ooc.' Do-
cember closed az 3ii2c. o.-, m
OATS-SpOt easier; No. =. -i'sc. VI
lions dull and neglected closing nominal
BEEF-QQulct.
CUT MEATS steady. -,...a
LARD-Weak. western steamed cl9seu
at s5OJ: city, $3.50. September closed at
SJo2 nominal. Refined weak.
INSTRUMENTATION. western creamery
15Isd21c.: do. factory. 11b01iilc.; Elgins,
Ole: imitation creamery, l30lohc.i STATE
dairy, f4u1Si4c.
CTIEESE-Firm and unchanged
FGGS-Firm; state and Pennsylvania
nc: western fresh. l6a0lic. 100
TATOES-Steady. Jerseys, St.9Vf
1871: New York. Sl21a1.7j, Long lsiaiil
SIr0n2: sweets. Jerseys si.iJ4 --''
southern. s1N1.2J.
ETROLEUM-Firm
ROSIN-Steady. $1,000,
TTrRPENTINE--Stoady at 3ii-n32c.
RICE-Firm. 90.
CARRAGE-Dull Long Island, sos
COTTON SEED OIL-Quiet and easier
with the decline I'm lard. prime summer
yellow, 22izc. asked. spot. 22c. future oe-
livery.
COMMUNICATIONS opened barely steady,
with prices unchanged TO . points lower
under weak European cables, absence or
buyers. Indifferent demand for spot arl-
Gle free Brazilian receipts, bear press, IS
and light warehouse movements ruieu
Irregular all day with speculation az 2
low ebb. closed steady. UNCHANGED 10 D
points lower. sales Is 800 BAGS. including
September $40. October 81. TO- SPOT
Rio dun and nominal; mild quiet 60
gUGAR-Raw firm. fair refining l5-l'
N3f.c: centrifugal SO test. 4f-'.i mo-
lasses 8 1-1G02tsc Refined strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Mr.. GOLDSMITH RECEIVERS.
Fredericksburg Hears With Regret OF
the Death OF Mis9 Winnie Davis.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Sept a.
Speclal.-Mr. b. Goldsmith. a prominent
clothing merchant. who was found In
his store yesterday. where he had como
to lie down. In an unconscious state.
weak condition.
The news OF the death OF Mas Winnie
Davis was received here with many ex-
pressions OF regret. Maury Camp. Con-
federate Veterans, and X. S. Chew Camp.
Sons OF Veterans. sent messages OF con-
dolence 10 Mrs. Davis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Sepi.

Richmond, Va. Sept. 10, 1898.
Private sales reported TO The secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections-B Bright, "A hogsheads. dark
20 hogsheads. western. ( hOgsheads. ke-
spections-Bright. q hogsheads.
StoneWall. Sh lckoe. Crenh1Ns, Sea
brooks. Old Dominion. William < Rem
ling's. Allegheny and Planters tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts %
packages; deliveries l62 packages.
United States internal revenue coiec-
lions on tobacco for the city OF tu .lr
ssand Va ta-dar: CHARS ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
To Select School Books.

MEHERRIN, VA, Sept l9.-SpecIal.-
By order OF George W. Hardy (Superin-
tendent OF Schools. the following COM
mittee has been appointed 70 meet AT
Lunenburg c. TX. on October LIST Tor the
purpose OF selecting text books for Lu-
nenbury county: Messrs. o. l.. Hardy.
X. II. May, Colin Bagley Glenn. Neblett.
O. c.. Snead, and Miss Sallie y. Walker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Dress Goods.

A beautiful and tasteful variety,
complete in every detail: novelties Of
the very newest conception. Elegant
Tailor Suitinss, Rich Crepons and
palmer weaves In every tone Of
shading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
1896 CROP DARK

HOPKINsVILLE. Ky, sept. Ire
celDts since last report, - hogsheads .
receipts TO date sos h0gsheads; receipts
10 same time last year, 1916 hos5-
heads: sales since last report. lD' hogs-
sales 10 same time lest year. 1892 hogs
heads.
Tho same low quality continues % char
acttrizc the offerings on the breaks. ana
prices show a gradually easing tenuehSy.
Ae4in. the greater portion Of the sales
was made privately
The elrlier paintings have all been cut
and housed and Shove generally "a clR3ry
character II we should have toVora oie
s'eel'ne for maturing and securing the
fafer Dlantincz they will yield much TAT
..r.Iffr Ne uuUfn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
ChcaD Rates Secured.

Capt. Thomas Elicit. adiutant OF the
Grand Camp OF Confederate Veterans.
has secured special rates from all rail-
roads for person who wish to attend the
Grand Camp meeting at Culpeper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l9.-The Presl-
dent has appointed the following post
masters:
North Carolina-High Point. w. II.
Snow.
Fiorida-Live Oak T. g. Harris; San
ford. Charles N. Partridge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

pORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT 10. '9S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Baron CLAIMS. New orleans.
steamer Harmonic. New Orleans.
Barge West Virginia. bath.
BARGE Caravan Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Baron CLAIMS. Rotterdam
steamer Harmonic. Genoa
schooner Agnes j.. Manson, Boston.
pOPT or WEST POINT. SEPT. ~, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, MOI
ron, nassengers and -eneral cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Accomac. Thompson, Nor
fox. passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. Sept ~.
SAILED.
Barge swansb0ro. Scott lumber Balti-
more, Md.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Rallied for So, 900.

CHATHAM. VA. Sept. i9.-Special-J.
T. Bennett. who struck County Treasurer
G. II. Walden. was bailed by the County
Court this afternoon In the penalty OF
5000 Two physicians testified that ShsZ
thouxht yaden would rAaAx>~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Sept. 19.-SPIR-
IT'S OF TIrRPENIINE-tirm at 2e54ft
20c; receipts. 1Oi casks; sales al 200 4.
NJ at 290 -giac. 90,
ROSIN-Firm at Sl0l0J; receipts, POI
barrels. 1890.
CRUDE TURPENTINE--Firm al S1lOQ
/ 90: receipts II barrels.
TAR-Firm at $50. receipts, 37J bar
rels.
SAVANNAH. CA. Sept. 19.-SPIRITS
or TTRPENTINI1-F Firm az 29c. sales,
40 casks: receipts, 1919 casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales,
I .4O3 barrels: receipts. f,l3I barrels.
CHARLESTON. $ c.. sept. 1o-TUR-
pT'NTINE- Market firm at 21lac.; sales,
none.
ROSIN-Firm; sales, none; unchanged.