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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13
COlOred Dress Goods

NOVELTIES, SILK and Wool and Mohair
and Wool, 3S inches wide, large range of
styles and colors, regular 49c and 40
50c qualities; alteration sale price. O%C
PLAIDS pure silk and wool, all new
and handsome combinations of colors, reg
ular 75c quality; for this alteration 400
sale ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CHEVIOT SERGEs, 10 inches wide, an
up-to-date cloth in all the leading colors;
the regular price is Csc; for this S3c
alteration sale .........................~ ~ =
MELTONS, strictly all wool, a. inches
wide, excellent quality, in all the popular
shades; our everyday price is 70c; ESOc
for this alteration sale.................O
CREPONs. silk and wool, A. inches wide,
elegant combinations in all the latest fall
effects; nothing better shown for RAc
81 for this alteration sale.......... " II
CAMEL S-HAIR PLAIDS, 40 inches wide,
made of pure wool and very handsome In
design, seven different combinations; the
regular ST quality for this altera- NOC
tlon safe '...''''....t'.' '''''.''''''.'''
VIGEROUX -SOLIELs, entirely new and
very serViceable and of extra weight, 40
inches wide, q variety of rich fall mix
lures; our every day bargain price 75c
SOC; for this alteration sale. ~
SERGE CORDS, A inches wide. one of
the leading materials for taiiOr-made
dresses, in castor, grey, green and blue,
our regular sS1.1S quality; for this SOC
alteration sale .........- ........,.......N
PRUINELLA CLOTHS, made of the best
quality of SaXony wool have a finish as
handsome as silk, 40 inches wide, all
colors. the S1.25 quality; altera- OSc
ton sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NV
FINE CLOTH TAIL4ORINGS, 81 inches
wide; nothing handsomer for a swell
tailor-made dress: equal to any $3.50
price, $1.25; for this alteration O2c
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Black Dress Goods


BLISTERED CREPONS. English make,
40 inches wide, pure mohair and wool,
handsome patterns, very brilliant; this
is regular $2.5O quality; %1 o.
Monday ........... ..................AF~
FRENCH CREPON, 40 inches wide heavy
silk effect, a Crepon for service as well
as styles this line we sell at
S1.75 and S1.9S per yard; &1 20
MONDAY ........... .................~+
MOHAIR CREPONNED, 45 inches wide;
big line to select from, including blistered
effects stripes and bayaderes; these have
sold ali season at 81; Mon NOc
DAY .............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
POPLIN, French make 46 inches wide,
strictly all wool, very heavy cord, as
handsome as silk; this is our CT ~
S1.6S quality; Monday. ~
SERGE CORD, 40 inches wide, very fine
SaXony wool a cloth for service and al
ways in demand; our = 1.3S quail O2c
" '.....'.... ...'.'............'..'. -
SEBASTOPOL, 40 inches wide made in
Germany silk finish, with very
fine cord, q $1.25 quality; Mon O2c
HENRIETTA, 46 inches wide. all wool,
silk finish jet and blue black; our 2Sc
81 quality; Monday ...,,............. Wv
SATIN SOLEIL, 40 inches wide, patent
Lentina finish; will not spot or &E 60
shrink; 81 .35 quality; Monday. - A'1O
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Linens in the Alteration Sale
OF ours is a permanent feature. Sam
pies cheerfully submitted.

This department. right next to where the elevator being
considerable of the
sold The which they slated should
hOuseeper especially with thanksgiving
HAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
THE MARYLAND TROOPS,
The First Regiment Leaves Fort Mon
roe-Tbe Fifth I'm Route Home.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, SEPT. 80
Sorciai-rhe First Maryland Regiment,
eco strong. which has been tncanped
here for three months and hait, ielt TO-
6ov Via the Cape Charles route FOR Camp
Meade. Middlotown, Pennsy wanna "n.I9
thov were ordered a Few days ago. Inc
regiment was given a hearty seno-oH'
hundreds Of people going TO Ola POINT 10
see them OF. The Post BAND accom-
paniod the troops. which left In Two
sections of six companies each, to the
wharf. and played popular airs Wn.le
WAITING for the boat. Colonel Lane MA
Tors Little and Lowndes, Quar.ermas'e or
Elliott and Adiutant Smith accompanied
tho first section and Lieutenant-Colonei
Evans and Major phipps, the second.
The First Regiment is IN eNceiieh.
shane and leaves I'm tho best OF
condition. both as 10 health and equip
ment Nineteen men were left IN the
hospital here
FRFDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept T.
Sneclal.-The FiOh Maryland Regiment
enr0ute from Chicamauga 20 their homes
passed through hero this morning. u
required four trains 10 transport the regi-
n,ent. and they were run twenty minute
ao.rt Each section stopped hero about
fifteen minutes and The soldiers wore iur-
nished breakfast by Hotel DanncnL
The following were some of The notices
on The cars "From sandy Aeue. 'te-
fore and After" represented hN p p.o-
ture o. lean man and a fat one. clone.
sweet Home etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED.
A Warm Message Of CongratuIation TO
ComnanY Is.

Company Is.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Sept. a.
Special The County school Board Of
spotsylvania has adopted the following
school books for The ensuing session.
Johnston's Primer. Merrins spelcr
Glass Spelling-Blank. Johnston's Reader
Whites Arithmetic, Hyde's Grammar.
Fryes Geography Magills History or
Virginia. Lees History OF the United
States. smithdears Copy-Books. Natural
system OF Vertical Writng cutters
Physics. Paul Bert's Scientific Series
vcbstcT's Dictionary. Meseray's Book
Keeping.
Mr.. ". Y. Duerson, treasurer OF clifton
Forge. who IL on "A visit 20 relatives Ia
Spo'sylvanla county, recovered few
days ago a gold ring. which was lost near
the county seat 20 1854 Tho ring vas
found recently by Mr.. William Curtis.
and 80 was Identified by Mr. Duerson' 9
Initials which were cut In the ring
The following telegram was sent to-day
by a number q citizens. headed by COL
onel =. l.. Cole. 10 Captain VI. 3. Rowe.
Of Company X. Third Virginia Regiment
al Camp Alger:
ION behalf Of Fredericksburg. we con-
gratuiafe you on result of INVESTIGATION.
Our faith IN Company * never wavered-
warm welcome awaits YOU and your
command upon your arrival home
Mr.. 4. w. Campbell. OF Washington
u. C.. has gone oxtensiyei yinto oyster
planting IN the Potomac river near Ia
hers Point, in King George county
Mr.. j. T. Goulrman, Jr, he's been ap-
pointed from this city to a scholarship
NJ tho Virginia Polytechnic institute M
Blacksbure Mr.. Peyton Rowe VIII 60
from this county.
The case of the Commonwealth against
Morris Deane. charged with assembling
and cutting Charles Lawson. was tried
before Justice Titzhugh to-day. Deane
was fined s. and costs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
1ADY'S FATAL SLEEP WALK.
Fen Down a flight rstairs and Died
From Her Injuries.

IYNCHBURC. VA, sept. 7.-spcc.al-
Miss Nettie M'clle. aGcd about sixty
years. who, with hor sister, Miss Louise
Auckle. occupied portion OF the house
80. 124 Kcmper street, me, with almost
Instant death shortly after % clock
Tuesday morning. At that hour She
started 10 so down stairs and upon
reaching the steps Zen heavily, the noise
Of the fall arousng her sister. VINO rush
cd 10 her assistance.
Miss Micklo was taken back TO her bed
room. ana while waiting for physical =
she recovered consciousness and began
10 converse. In reply 10 question by
her sister as 20 why she got up, Miss
Mickle replied. IL suppose 1 rust have
been asleep when | did IT,
ln less than an hour after the fall she
again became unconscious, and quickly
died The deceased was "a native ot
Prince Edward county and had lived 81
Lynchburg about eight years.
William s. Carroll and A. II. Bur
roughs have given contracts for the cree
ton of handsome residences. each Of
which is 20 cost about SIS 0l0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
JUSTICE JOHN,
A Man Gave Frank Mason some Lead
Pine to Hold. Result, Trouble.

Pine to Hold. Result, 1rouD'c.
An unknown white man was standing
A. mo conner OF Madison and Main
streets when Frank Mason, coioTed
man, came along ioo&.ng for work
Gimme some work. said Frank.
L have no work. my friend. but II You
will kindly carry these packages over 10
Broad street I viii give you ten cents.
Dun" replied Frank. as ne took the
bundles and started oH his way.
Tie oarle eye OK Ohccr Amos caught
slcbt OF Frank as ne trudsed alons Inc
not road from Main and Madison 10
Broad.
What you got there. Frank" he
asked.
"gumpn what wife man CUB me-
Less see it,
And when the packages were openeu
they were found 10 contain lead pip
brass fixtures and other things. thal m-
dicated that somebody's vacant house hau
been entered.
"Gee-whiz." said Frank, when he saw
what he bundles that the man gave him
Lees go and look for that man" sug-
gested officer Amos.
The white man could not be found.
however. and Frank viii be held tor
twelve months. IN order to give nm
chance 30 identify the man when he IS
found
The lead pipe and tho brass fixtures
are al the Third station where they can
be Identified.
George Tinsley colorod, was, on a war
rant. ALLEGED to have threatened TO cut
Mary Davis with a knife bus In The eye
OF the Figure on the Pedestal the matter
appeared trivial and he ordered the entire
..tft srasafo the court room.
Alexander Thomas came an the way
from Texas 20 Join Sugar Bottom Jones
Pets. lie walked most Of the way. and
along the road did odd jobs az mending
tin buckets. and other things OF Ike
nature. Thomas said he had played IN
the Texas League and was a hustler so
he was signed for thirty DAYS trial
Junius Oliver. colored was fined 81 for
humping on electric cars while IN motion
r. 4. Graves had 81 lcst from his spree
and ne paid that TO be allowed 20 depart
in peace and fix Up his swollen head.
Thurman Bealc was charged with
kicking Efse Ford In the street but he
was permitted 10 pay costs, amounting 10
$3.50. and all parties were satisfied.
Cliff Allen, James Allen. Tom Allen,
Lyndon Herndon and Thomas Beale. a
party OF white boys were charged with
being disorderiy and using profane IAN
xuaee on the strcei. but the CHARGE could
70. be proven and the boys were dismiss
Cd with 4 warning.
Joe cosie. colored. was alleged to have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

-, or-srrr.s sale ~ stock OF fancy ana
staofe groceries sytups' H'i'
-. r.ree countor scales. coHee H.'.'
..i..srs ,fraretter smoking and enc"
,cboccr- awning and frame. city ana
state license, uneNpfed ieeae' 0'-' -
North Tifth street.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 'Ih'
commencing at o'clock
ID. virtue az q deed OF trust from LAza
y Oulu. dated September o. lAs,. "ua
6,,i,. recorded. / will sen at her store. sis
.ortb Filth street Friday evening" or'-
-e-rbcr g.h. commen.iue at ] cIccA' ntF
e,tire stock Of groceries. ETC., ln pa.t
Gam Goods Of an kinds. mustard. pepper,
sriras ginger. candy. and cincy JARS
-i~ar coffee. teas. -four. cigars ciAar-
cfles smoking and chewing iooaceoes,
...,-y oil tank. and measures, nfoolns.
fuekots. vinegar cakes. crackers lamps
ana ANN globes. stone ware. preserves,
tarrel drip syrup 4 barrel New Orleans
rool4sses. / barrel Porto RICO mo .as-ts,
coffee muf. and other fancy ana staple
.-rocorics ETC.. al.0 four fine snow eases.
Il and S feet good ones, ice chest,
meet block and rack. counter scales. oil
tank and measures. awning and frame
merchant and tobacco license. city and
state unaypircd lease, etc. The stock
m groceries are fresh and desirable The
.rade Invited 20 attend The sale.
Terms. Cash.
WM CRUMP TUCKER Trustee.
TIM VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Aucti1reers
J. II. VALENTINE
Manager and Auctioneer.
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carried away the sum of fifty cents be-
longing 10 c. J. Walden, and he will tell
all about Il on Friday
Rebecca Braxton. colorod. for being dis
orderly on the street, viii be given until
Saturday TO tell about f..
Jim Balm and Joe Green, colored, were
each fined 81 for leaving their teams
standing in the street.
Charles Trexler and Russell Evans paid
s. for throwing rocks in the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
RAIL ROADS.
Sg2 Chesapeake and
N nh Ohio Railway.
LFFEcrIvh AUGUST 10. l,.''

- 4 a - ~ - 49, - f'
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD sLkLEr sAAItON.
500 a. M. DAILY. wlth faror car Ton
principal stations, -eMPOlt
News. old Point. Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Connects al Nof-
fox with New 4 OK steamers.
except Friday. ana sunday.
10 l.. NJ DaliS. with pullman tor
local stations. NcWp0r, News,
Ola pont. Norfolk aud PORTS
mouth. Connects az Ola Point
with washington steamers,
daily aud with Baltimore
steamers except SUNDAY.
1870 A ~ Mountain Express. Win Par
Tor car. eXcepe sunday, Tor
RonceVerte. Connects al Cor
louisville for Orange, Cup per,
Caverton, Manassas A.eNan-
drla and Washington. AZ
Union station. Chariottesylilc,
FOR Lynchburg; az Basic Clly
for hagerstOwn.
els p NJ. Daily. with Pullman TO Gin
cinnati, Louisville and 81.
Louis. connecting NJ Coving-
ton. Va. for Hot SPRINGS.
stops only az important
stations. Meals served on Din
ing cars No. :, local train,
except Sunday. follows above
train from Gordonsy.lle to
Goshen.
$50 p. NJ Accommodation. except sun
day. for Charlottesvilie.
1880 p NJ Daily for Cincinnati, Win
Pullman to Hinton, W.Va.,anq
GOrdonsvlHe Go Cincinnati
and Louisville Meals served
on dining car connects at
stanton Except sunday Tor
Winchester Va. and at Cow
ington. va. daily for Virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
1870 A. N. Daily. for Lynrhhurg and
Clifton Forge Connects. eN-
cent sunday. with BucNns-
ham. Alberene. Lexington and
craig valley branches. ana az
clifton Forge with no. ior
Cincinnati
Car for LynchDurg LeaF e'
Lynchburg A. w. for Lex
ingt0n va. except Sunday.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION
$50 a. 81. Daily from Cincinnati 49,.
1918 a. H. DAILY from Norfolk and Old
$3.50 p. NJ Daily from Cincinnati and
Louisville. go.
$50 p. ~ Daily from Norfolk and Ola
Gas p. ST. Except Sunday from Romeo
Verfe. ..,
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$40 a. NJ Except sunday from LeNins-
ton and Lynchbure.
500 p. NJ Daily. from clifton Forge ana
INuchburg nnd. except sun
G1v. from New Castle. Lex
fueton Aihoroue and Ro7nay.
JOHN ID POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent.
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church near Egmont. all the schools In
the county being represented.
The order Of business was arranged by
County Superintendent c. +. Nawter.
Among the speakers were Professor Or
mond Stone. Samuel B. Woods. Rev Dr.
J wiley Bledsoe. Or. II. ". Tribble,
George Pedklns and Professor +. r..
Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
III with Diphtheria.

The three daughters Of Captain Frank
W. Cunningham are IN with diDhtheria'
his little daughter, Agnes especially is
quite seriously SD. On account OF this.
Captain Cunningham will be unable 20 be
az BIS Office probably for several days.
but the business VIII he conducted as
usual By his deputy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
ADMINISTRATORS.
Terminal Hotel. GStPOint. Va.

Under new manas emcn, Salt water
ba.h.re. .11tue auu lsniug Gooa bicycle
roads. Arre.lan well water. known 20 cure
dyspepsia ana kidney diseases. Rates. =
no s, Der day. Special rates 10 families b.
week or month. Monthly Tickle on rail-
roai. $40. quarterly tickets s-l-sood for
al members ol family Special saturday
excursions good to return Monday zoe.
Tor circulars apply 90 Southern Railway
PASSENGER Once. s20 east Main street.
Richmond "a
ROBERT BURNS Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Sentences for Housebrcakine and
I.arccny-Dicd az Camp Cuba iibrc

LYNCHBURG Va September e.
Special.-Edward Brown lcoloreN was
Instantly killed early this morning on
the Southern railway near Lyrchburg.
Il is supposed that he had fallen asleep
on the track.
william Early and Roy Wells Ccolcrcd)
were to-day sentenced 90 three years.
and Edward Walker ,coloredl 10 two
years fer HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
MT Orrin W. Selden, son OF Mr. d. II.
ScIden. formerly of this city. but now a
resident OF Prince Edward county died
Of typhoid fever AZ Camp cuba. Libre.
jacksonville last SATURDAY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Indn.trInl Commissioner.

WASHINGTON. Sept Shortly after
u o'clock last night. President Mckinley
announced Tho names Of his appOinfees
ON the Industrial C0mmi sion. They
ere Andrew T. Harris. ohio. s \. ID.
North Massachusetts, Frank =. Sqr-
gent. Illinois Ellison 4. Smrthe South
Car0lirg John 81. Farnuh8r ~ New
York. Eugene y, Conser Michigon;
Thomas w. Phillins PENNSYLVANIA:
Charles J. Harris. North Carolina: e.
NJ ID. Ratchford. Indiana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
RAIL ROADS.
IN SOuther n
DcN Railway.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 5. 1895
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA

scurDrLr EFFECTIVE JUNE g. 1895
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
12loA. NJ. No. u, southern Exgrcss
daily for Atlanta, augusta aae
b@nvire Greensboro. Salisbury
r64rIoffe. columbia ana Augusta
ei..r,sr omen al $50 4. 81. stops al
ain stations between hicAnoAq ane
DanviIie 10 take on and ie- OK pas-
G65nnec,s AT Danvile, Salisbury.
ana Charlotte with me washington
and Southwestern Limited 40 ~.
carrying sieepers New , olA ~ Asns-
VILE. Hot Springs, Chatlanoosa aa4
Nasbvilie. Sew York TO Memphis.
New York 70 New orleans, New
York 10 Tampa. and nrsl-claas aay
coach between Washington ana
Memphis Connections are mAJo
Tor I'll noints In Texas and CailioE-
MA. sleeper open Tor occupancy a.
800 L. NJ an,
1901 y. NJ, No. Z. solid train daAy, ior
Low win Faruvile and P0wnatan
railroad. At Keysville Tor Gar Ks
VILE. oxford. Henderson ana Dll-
ham. and ar Greensboro ~ tl.t-
ham. Raleigh and winston $500
at Danvlle with No % Da.lea
states fast mail. solid tram, dal
for New Orleans and points ogltn.
which carries sleepers New lorN 20
New orleans ana New ofh 20 $50
sOnvlle Through sleeper salisD4l
TO Memphis. also Pullman tourist
sleeper every wednesday Wsshlns
ton 10 san Francisco without cnt lb'
500 l. 81. No. d.. local daily except sun b.
day. for kcysvilIe. Chase Cay ana
intermediate points. ....
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 A. ~.
6.l5 J. NJ From Atlanta. Augusta
Nehovlue
$40 A. NJ. from Chase CITY, heYsFIif
and local stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRANS.
Nos. on aaG - between Manchester ana
NcapOn5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

f, eT,AvFD COMMUNICATION or .
NI,TROpOIITAN LODGE NO w
~ n ana A. Mae1ns Will ae "
held at the Masonic Temple cor
- ~ rlnaa ano Adams streets THIS
,Thursday) EVENING, SEPTEMBER
sth az 1880 o'clock
Master Masons In good standing are
invited 20 attend
BY order Of the ". ",
:. q. JACOBS
sanQ Sscrat2rv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
a,boma-lc eundar-Soboois,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, September
Especial. The annual county conven-
ton CT the sunday schools OF A'bemarle
county met this morning at Mt. Zion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
pANl.
0ArrY SERVICE EXCEPT FRIDAY
SUNDAY.
W.. DAILY except FRIDAY
~ and sunday a.. $3.50 r. VI.
1 ~. Passengers cave richmond
lgoMN r.l A.. AID ID. railroad. a.
$500 " a '. H. route . A. a. 81
no conrsc, with steamer at
~plprt.' STEAMER leaves Richmond
for New Yorn r.l James river every
5lnniav ga myers luI irei-nJ 40 b +.
N Additional steamer llrelsll aad steer
,ra pa.s.1eersI leaves Richmond lor Nor
t,n, ~..rv Wednesday and Friday a
p n connecting wlta steamer Tor Ne"
FROM NEW YORK. Messengers can
49, DAfIY EXCEPT SUNDAY. +.
IL saturdays r. NJ, for Richmond Via
oi GatbP 29.4!1r osTEAMER via James river
ro1l++ leaves every saturday passengers
am fraiehU. = r. ri and freight by
~fe4ular via Norfolk Mondays anl We'd
nesiays Sailing from company pier
For flN Information apply to
JOHN r. MAYER. Agent.
l2l2 east Main street,
Richmond va.
W. L. Guiilaudeu. Vice President and
Traffic Manager. New YORK
ID PHILADELPHIA. r n <fEfh
NOND AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
SOAPANY.
Appointed sailing DAYS Every TUES
DAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY az day
Freight received daily TIN p. "
Fare. including meals and berth. $500,
on Fridays and Sundays steamers.
For further Information apply 70
j. ". McCARRIck,
Genera! southern Agent. ofice Rockets.
W. p. CLYDE & co. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
SPEC AL NOrI, l..

ATTENTION. HAVING OPtN-
I'd a frst-ciass Ladies Tailoring ha.t -
nshmenf AZ 40 east Grace ! arr nov
ready f1 take your orders. o0fsiac. I1n
guaranteed. Call and examine styles
and ssmples J. sCHIREFF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

SAVE % PER CENT. BY BUYING

SAVE - PER CENT. BY BUYING
YOUR
GROCERIES or s. ULLMAN'S son.
Gr4nuiated SUGAR per pound -
la 80 Irish Potatoes. peck....-.; Ia
l-pouhd papers economy Roasted
Flesh country rnitcr. pcr pound. l2i3
Silver k..r Minnesota Patent
Family Flour. SL25 barrel; bag
WASH Powders FOR ....-....'.-'
Large Cans Table Peaches .'..'.
Carolina H.ce..... ..........;..' -
Genuine Vermont Maple syrup DOT ~ o,,
Lion C00eo. f-p0und napers 49, ~
Snow Flake patent Family Flour
CO I,r5rod ..... 30
o.. ,,,...i.,,,. T,untrv Hams... T.
S. ULLMAN' son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

AN AMERICAN WHO SPEAKS SPAN
ish fuenuy. desirous or securing
limited number OF pup.s TOT vac a'uu9
OF the language. Address American.
care Times Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

WANTED TO PURCHASE \ DEsIR-
abie house south II Broad street and
rot further south than cary or on
r,ltfh 4.irf street. Price from $1,000 20
e. 6s0 NAddress Box Co. city. scpo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
AUCTION SALE Future Day-.
49, $1,000 . ~
Ty C.. J.. and IT, L. Dcnoon and
j.. A. Brown,
Real Estate Aucti0ncers.

n RUsTEEs' SALE
1 or \
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ~
THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.
At PUBLIC AUCTION.
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Nllglu.a. Richmond.
McCABES UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

"o~-N Or 3D.
me. Inc t iI y,.3 ea.ns ssptcme.r aG ISIS
i,D 49,. ~, ,,,.,4-efion for University of
vi~et-is vale. Harvard United states
Military ana naval Academies. and ne
'cqdfve- r.rgInaaI Ing schools Full star.
For cataioa1e fdrass
S. GORDON McCABE.
fu9n-th su. sreiHmo Head Master
-
THE MISSES HOW AtLlD COLI. =,
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

STABLE FOR RENT-FOUR STILLS :
annie vohice room. water .iohs NH,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
ron RENT.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-18
Quotations on spanish Fours.

Paris, Aug. IA p. m.-Spanisn tours
closed at 4o.s5. against 42 IS, the final price
yesterday. The day opened quiet On the
oourse. but the decline in Spanish tours
later weighed down the whole list. Span
tsh tours were severely represented by
realizations. principally on London &C
count, affecting all Spanish securities
London, Aug. H--Spanish tours closed
On the stock exchange today at -. a net
loss OF "a from yesterdays closing quo
tation.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were quiet to-
day, but less firm. The feature was The
sharp fall IN Spanish tours On heavy
shares from Paris. An offered explana-
ton was reported difficulty on the Paris
oourse, but well informed operators say
that this IS not so. The fall in Spanish
bonds was really not surprising. the won
der here being that the price has been so
good. The continued purchase of silver
by Spain, stimulated by IN new regula-
tons as to the note issue OF the Bank OF
Spain. naturally has weakening effect
on Spanish exchange on London and this
weakess tends 20 react on Splash stocks.
Americans were easier early on realizing,
but the close was good in the street. on
New York support. The aPris bourse
was dull on the fall in Spanish tours and
De Beers mines The Berlin market was
steady