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800. an Francisro OCTOBER =? by y. :. 'DORfC,"
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NV mpr. nensye. high class SIX Months Tour. Linz
hunters.
PROGRAMMES from 80.
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WHIT, STAR LINE.

a. NEW YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cymric Aug. 20. A. ~ Germanc. seIt ~ noon
britannia. Sept; noon cyinrlc. Oct SAG A. ~
saloon rates on Cymrlc Sos W: ermanic, Britannia
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Third tvmrlr Germanc and Bri'annic.
s.: 5o on Majestic and Teutonic. $3.50 Revenue tax
adj tional $1,000. 1850, ,,,o..,,,,o, .r,,v ..
~ WHITE STAR LINE.
p- M a. North River OeNce o Broadway y. 7.
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rrEoCR AND NEAL-steadiness ruled In the hous
a,ket again to-day but there no activity escep' ~
cons way With spring patents In oess e,sa rs
wing patents, - $685. IS; winter straghts, ~ O9sS 90
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Receipts Of breadstuns at interior ronis In thousan'
las, three cYhers omitted -four bbls grain tlsh
rs IollOws.
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From pier 40 n. r.. foot Of Clarkson ST. -
Inc,,,a' sept g. 4. NJ. Campania sept Il. p y.
."srps sent G. 10 \. Nj sept. ~. A. NJ
nu' Son, 10 10 'mbris. sept. - 10 M.
l." VERNON T. BROWN 4 CO. Gen Agents.
ROWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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WEEKLY EXPORTS.
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Xxx and N....-....-g 23 Geo
Fine unwsshcd ...lGSli ~
Fine 0'.di.e ..-.. LAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

normitted his personal preiudiccs 10 II
i~orfere with the public service he should
be hunted down and punished IN
should be lone not in the Interest OF the
Republican party. but for the people II
Alger. Miles. Corbin. Sternberg, Esan,
Iudington. or any other officer has NOT
done what he ought to have done ne
should be exposed and dealt with as ms
case requires. Nothing less will satisfy
the American people.
And now VIC would wish 20 close this
comment upon the fidelity Of the War
Department with the following reflections
% tho WASHINGTON Post, which We de-
sire 70 most emphatically endorse. we
are Democrats. but we clsdain 10 BRING
PARTISAN politics INTO a precinct 30 sacred
as the national honor. and the conduct
of the war by an administration whlch
napnens 10 be adverse In politics. 40 We
ara Democrats. but we claim to be pa
trlots also. Here are the judicious obser-
yations OF tho Post. with which we VIII
conclude this editorial:
THE main facts OF the var are TOO I'M
portant and too helpful and too creoita-
bic to tho country for them 20 he Dufeo
beneath sorrow at the wars accidents OF
resentment at the defects OF its admins
t%ra,on. Leaving out the incalculaOle
uoliical benents OF victory, thc army
record would remain surprising aiter
proof OF every fault charged against any
official connected wifi IL, in or out OF uni
form.
Even IL Gen. Shafter had been ar IN
competent a commander at santiago as
disapproyiup criticism declares he was.
the campaign there closed with success or
scarcely parallolcd D~rilliancy, ana the
American who would rather condemn
Shafler than rejoice Ia his army triumph
fails I'm due appreciation OF It,
Even 81 Secretary Algcr had been nc
most incompetent and unworthy Secre-
tary that ever sat I'm the Wa Depart
mont. the total OF actual achievement on
tho part If mat bureau, IN comparison
with the number OF troops supplied, would
stili surpass an prccedents.
'If the sick who have come back 10 us
from the awful climate Of Cuba had suf-
fered from blundera and neglect IN the
fun measure charged against the War
Department, 70 would remain true that
the care end comforts given TO them have
far exceeded any standards ever before
known IN armies.
"The total death list Is peculiarly small.
1T las been "a wonderful wqr. Of which.
after il is all finally over. the marks of
grief and misfortune viii De marvelOusly
few. but the marks OF national glory and
good will be broad. deep. end indeiible.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
I~NHARMoNIous AND NAUGHTY.

An where shaii peace De louhu' peace
Tor inc weary soul. us VAN TO scare"
the world around OF pierce from pole TO
pole. Such Is the doieiul wall the de-
spairing cry that comes TO our ears irom
the Republican camps all over the state
from the breezy SUBMITS OF "he bIue
Ridge TO where the stormy Atiahuc
beats upon our eastern sNoIe' 'es' our
brethren Of adverse ponies are lh " s'u
case. II we may judge from the emaha-
lions mat slip out oil the ciosea aooIs De-
mind whlch they seher"'y carry Oh '"'''
secret eon''''es' J" t"'"inoH'' i,
RICO III NoIIoiA' N N9"'"'-- "
southwest very "NeIe' e'eI5 "H'Io '"o'
are divided u olscordant. IneE nave no
experience Of that joyous refrain OF Tel
lowship which runs somewhat ai'er '"e
following order:
"How sweet 2 Trims IT. rs 10 owen
IN lIleilosilp ? o,.e.1 D'-eH.' e,,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

I don't think I'll so ID 10 town TO- see
the boys come back
ny holn' there would do no good IN al
that jam and pack;
Thero'l be enough 20 Welcome them-to
cheer them when they come
A-marchin' bravely 10 the time that :
beat upon the drum
They'll never miss me BOO the
one OF 'em will care
II, when the cheers are rinGin ioua' 1 IN
not among them there. q.
7 went to see them march away "o'-
Tered with the rest,
And didn't they look nne' mat Jay
a-marchin' four abreast,
with my boy James up near the iroh1
as handsome as could be .
And wayin' back a fond farewell 70
mother and 20 me!
1 VOW my old knees trimbled So "he"
they had all got by.
l had 20 jist sit down upon ue oO'O
stone there and cry.
And now they're coming home agen! Inc
record that they won
Was slch as shows we still have men
when mems work 10 b done.
There wasn't one OF EN- that hlhcheu
each feller stood the test
Wherever they were sent they sailed risA'
IN and lone their best!
They didn't 10 away 10 ~play-they kno"ee
what was in store
But there's a grave somewhere to-uay'
down on the Cuban shore.
.ho. TN rot 90 10 tDEu 10 see tlt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

s,reet-csr tracks from Franklin and
Bank streets.
The location Of the tracks in the FIRST
instance was an enforced nuisance. the
continuation Of which has never been JUS
tiaed since the Main-street iinc and the
Franklin and Clay-street lines were united
under one management.
Tho public has been made to m IN
necessarily. There 10 nothing in the sug-
gestion that By the proposed remova Of
tracks the Nain-street franchise Will be
como involved 30 as to prevent p proper
disposition OF II two years hence. This
can be provided for as easily now as then.
II would speak badly for the business
management OF our city to acknowledge
that the problem was too deep for Il.
The tracks should be removed from
Franklin n Bank streets. whether the
city Railway secures the Main-streot
franchise In 1900 or not.
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SIGHT TO BE- REMEMBERED.
How oar Flag Affects Sailors ON the
High Seas.

1890 -N" h"HE
High seas.
or don't suppose that Che universal dis
play OF Che stars ana stripes a. tue Nrra-
cul period Is I'm any sense likely Co. erase
from the appreciation Of trIe-nIl3 Amer
leans the fullest understanding of tle
meaning. strength and Significance vi mo
emblem said n laval officer. Rather,
more lkaly 90 bring ID rho men, women
and children Of the land "a lul.er aIpfe-
clatlon or the gl0rles " tn9 starry hiu-
uer. Yet. impressive anf inspiring as tAl3
brave array OF the national c0lJI5 on
most of the beautiful streets OF wishing
ton surely Dr., % does u0- excite WITHIN
inc the same sensation or uLQIes lt-
repressiblo enthusiasm as THAT whicn !
once experienced az sea % o tho signt
or q single American nag. I am tllN
aware that an Of us ar8 more or less
savage in our natures, bug j cannot re-
call that I ever experienced sucn lhrll
OF savage eXultatiOn ard eXallallon rs
] did when 4 clappod eyes upon this
lone American flag I'm the center Of tho
low. laughing Pacific.
NY ship was returning from japan 10
the United states. five years aBo. We
had been on the China slatloh Tor over
three years and most of u5 forward as
well as arc. were pretty lonesome, as
YOU may fancy. FOR "a sight or thIs smll-
ing land of ours. We were eight days Out
from Nokoh0ma. making Tor Honolulu 20
coal snip Mneu Me were OA.FAakNA Uf
tle Fourth of July. All the ships in the
American avg You remember, are
dressed with bunting from stem 60 stern
ON independence Day, whether the ships
are no anchor or at sea. in any quarter
OF tie globe. our signal Cuartcrmaster
made an especially beautiful JOB OF ship
dressing on this Fourth Of July. ana
With one hundred foot homeward-bOund
pennant streaming fat with tho fresh
breeze. I don't doubt that we made a
brave and beautiful picture as viewed from
a distance. were there only a few ships
in the 0flng % view uG. But Ne seemed
90 be absolutely alone ln mlfpacl0c Dur
ing the first three or four days OK our
homeward-bound cruise out OF Japan we
had run across a few ships. all. nyiug
the British fag. hur on this Eunshlny
Fourth OF July morning We seemed %
be quite alone In the sea. We We're ell
lOlling about tho decks. somewhat stu
pidly. along about 10 O'clock I'M the morn
Ing. after inspection. talking about where
we intended putting IN our 'detacne
time after our ship went out OF COM
mission.
A sanr sung out the boy in the look
out.
" TWhereaway?" shouted tho officer OF
the deck. and YOU may believe tnat we
were all attention 70 catch The eonlpass
points sung out by the lad aloit
1.-THE sail was a skysI sun dHn WY
as the link in a ladys lorgnettr nam on
the outeFmOst verge OF the soutneaatrIh
horizon. Yet all or US art look tne po9p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
ACCORD JUDGMENT.

There Is a very unfair spirit manifest
ed on the part OF certain journals. and
some Of them We are sorry 10 say, in
the SOUTH to Gislaragc the War De-
partment, ana the Mckinley aominisua-
ton. by contrasting the Santiago cam
paign with that Of Sir Herbert Kitch-
ener, which, ON Friday last, resulted in
O. glorious victory over the Deryish forces
in the Nubien desert, and In the occupa-
ton of Knartoum. ~ the confluence oI
the White and Blu Nile. the city i
which the Christian solder, Gordon,
sacrificed his eyentful life six years ago.
This comparison. or rather contrast
is most unjust to our officials. Since the
close Of the civil war, thirty-three years
ago, more han the average duration OF
human lie, our PEOPLE have had no eX-
perience, no education. IN the ways OF
war. But, on the contrary, the English
nation has, unfortunately, q perpetual
experience, a perennial study, in this
s|anguinary school. And hence IL result
ed that the preparations Of Sir Herbert
iNANAAANlHA y AHAR A-NN AAAA aNkANAAAh4z
march Of a hundred and seventy miles
through the arid sands and burning sul5
OF the desert were taken and completed
with the utmost elaboration. Nothing
that science, unstintod resources. cir
cuInspoction. and omnipresent vigilance
could suggest. was wanting 10 the COM
fort and care Of these English and
Egyptian troops. How different was IL
with our boys who were hurried in hot
haste, Immediately upon their landing IN
cuba, against the Notifications OF san
tiago. And yet we must believe, from
the accounts We received, that such pre-
cipitation was essential to success.
Let US restrain our temper for criticism
until all Of the full facts come out upon
a fair ana final investigation. II is very
easy to find fault and criticise. It is a.
great virtue to Withhold judgment until
the absolute truth Is ascertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8 1898.
- rnEnE DECEIT ABouT Ir2

Tx-senator sherman says the United
states Will hold cuba. While Mr.. shor-
man was "a member Of Mr.. McNnloy's
cabinet he WAS so entirely ignored I'm
nyblic matters that the people came to
thlnk that he had become senile. But
since ne left the cabinet ne has made
several public u%ttoranccs that were char
aotcrized by all his o.d-time visor ana
;ncisivenoss II this utterance az to
Cuba is the u%ttcrance of an old man I'M
his dotagc. we need think no more about
81. But 81 It IS tho uttorance Of a man
of the yigor and Influence that Mr. Sher-
anan had a few years back. then # must
De taken seriously and We must begin
40 ie5i. around % see whether or not it
really represents the purpose of those
who control the administration of our
0nalrs.
We cannot believe that Mr.. Mckinley
IS conducting the operations of our gov
ornmont with "a secret and sncabing pur'
pose to shape matters $50 chat "a denoue-
ment will DE- reached ln que time that
will annex cuba to ibis country. 50 TAR,
whatever the politicians may have said
-f Mr. Mckinley. hc hls shown no trace
of a double face. Ills actions have al
been those OF an open. frank. direct man,
seeing his duty clearly ana marching
straight UP 30 it without shifts or eva-
sions or false pretences Of any kind. lie
has done nothing since he has been Pre-
r.. .H .
couraces the idea that hc IS $50 insincere
CT bvnocrltical man.
lint If ne IS really working with ulti-
m,tc annexation of cuba as his aoll. DE
ia , bvnocrito and "a man whose profes-
,iors are of no coneeeuence whatever.
The act of Congress under which We
want r., ,yar with cnain declares An ox-
,.oss .srns chat orr object 0.oe NOT self
0cr,,1iy,rcp and that Nc h,, no de-
.t~, orv cert ,,o, C,., Tbi. act
-. .n,, 10, wcr. oght,ne Uh,uv I'm
,,m.nu... t.t.~.sts aud tina. whom
-, ar,,.,, o~,m ,,ho
l- r,t. u,uil he ci,c, com
80, y, NJ ,.,,,d ,rs, ne 500, nc t,sy
- I,.,t1o of ~. .or,,n,
-. ga r,,,, .tri,o s,ohlo c,yor,-
-
~. ,r.r-,,,o os -c,,a,,t., tho vor
-, c., ,rith a.. ,.ccents and do
-, 49,. .,.
- .n 49,. al. ,n.
-
~. 80 a..,o
- 49,. aoo,or,nons
- ,.,,,,5 -o,rt hi,, , ,,st,
..,o.r.o u,vo~,hv os ,be csteeu Of
80, mn W. 40 NOT nolieye This
- n,m We heievo him IN no STRAIGHT
,.rvro~. ,n~i,b, gentleman who means
~. 80 ana whose actions arc "a re-
"a, Of his tbouebts
we ara rnal,erablv onnoeed 70 ,hc an.
,exstion Of Cuba in her present state
ana condition. and We are an the more
-et-enuous therefore in p~ointing O. IT the
moral Affiliations we deliberately assum.
Cd not TO annex hey. Ii would be a mis-
fortune 10 US to annex her in her present
s. al A.. would 10 , ~~eee x.f,f.tio,
AUA IL QUIZ Ut IA LAUEH ADA NNUA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
DON'T COUGH,
How 20 Avoid 10 and Eject a eng
PHYSICIANS Advice.


A physic..n who s. connected "iiA az
institution in which there ere many eni-
dren saws. There is nothins more nm
t,ble TO a cough than coughing Ios
some time I had been 30 il.y -@s-,-n
of fbls taat / determined for one min,
me- ma least 10 lessen the numoeI OF
coughs heard iu q certain "ail H. . nSe.
pital OF the institution. by tAe promise
~ rewards and ~punisnmen5
~ lnGuc.nr tnem simply % hola ineir
tre9tb WHOM tempted to cough. fna IN
a. uttle While [ was myself surprised 70
eee how come of tla cnlleien eDufely
rnrorerrd ffom tho disease.
Constant coughing b precisely Ike
so-~tchiro a wound cn the outside OF
~ .oiy So long a. a. is done ne
,y,rra vll NOT heal. LEI "a person when
,.,-,t.d 10 cough draw a long breath
erI hold 10 untl 70 warns and soothes
-~ery afr cell. and some bonel viii soon
Ia ~ccei.ei from this process. The nitro
esn which Is thus refined acts IS an an
oJyna 10 Che mlcuOus membrane. allay-
iog the desire 60 cough aud giving the
throat and lungs q chance 20 heal A.
me same time a suitable medicine VIII
ala nature IN her efforts 70 recuperatc
New York Examiner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

boys come in.
I don't list feel like mixin' up In all that
crush and din.
Ineren be enough 10 welcome them-to
cheer them when they come.
A-marchin' bravolv 10 the time that's
beat upon the drum.
ana the hoysIl never nOtice-nOt a one
of EN- will care.
For tho soldier that would miss NE Amt
a-soin' 10 be there,
5. r. Kiser. in Cleveland Leader.
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rovedHis Case.

CIT really made me indignant. Henri
eta" said aIr. Meokton when YOU init
mated that ] had not accomplished much
in his lile."
"1ndecdt'
eyes. don't like TO dispute your opin-
ions. But % suggest that a man who
succeeded in bccomiuS your husband
hasn't achieved much does seem just a
little bit unjust. "-Noshington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

lie asked her II she loved HIN,
She blushed. and answered @ j
Gam ] the nrst." he whispered.
Those sweet lips Go caressf
"You are" she said. believe me!'
She blushed just as before
For I was IN the mountains
When IIobson reached the shore
Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

"Aha." cried the great playwright as
NE plunked down his money for forty
feet i'm the cemtery. "at last have a
plot they won't s,eall'-New YORK Even
iuc Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Tho Pronnrtlon.

Ue-What is your idea of Heaven
shc-I imagine a. must be something
Ike 0ur summer resorts.
Hc-Indeed, And why, prayf
She-The proportion of men TO women
will be about the same Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Nnrnr Tnncncd Him.

W~ailce-Then you really do not hate
work.
Perry Patottic-Uv course. 7 don't. Work
never done me no harm.-Clncinuati En-
uuirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Pnyiny Colorcd Troons.

Two United States Army Paymasters
arrived IA Richmond yesterday from
Washington. and stepped here a saofs
while. en- route 70 Camp coro!n 70 pay o1
the negro troops thore.
They carried With them a safe soataiss
Ing abouI s-a.v4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
The Milkman.

Housewifc-It seems 10 me that your
pint of milk is very small.
Nnlkman-Aiv COW are OF the small
Kind, mumi-run-h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
THEFRANKLlN ANDBANksSTREET
RAILROAD gEACkS.

We hope there VIII be no slip In the
passage o. the ordnance proposed by the
Committee on Streets to remove the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Artist-How do you Ike the portrait2
sitter-Wcil. 7 don't exactly like tho
nose.
Artist-Neither 10 ]; but It's yours
.LulI. -...As-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

There were fewer business failures In
August than in any month for FIVE
years, but then there were never thou
sands OF commissioners Ia bankruptcy
waiting FOR them before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Professor Packard. OF Brown Univer-
slty. says man was originally a fish. OF
course, there is still the Spanish mack
erel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

II is pitiful to think OF lgnatus Don
nelly and a crowd OF pops. with their
rockets nlled with laundering resolu-
lions. wandering for houSs about Gin,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
TINES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND. "a.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Two colored men seem to be the latest
victims OF n bank failure. They were
partially covered in the excavation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Uncle Sam appears 20 be returning
John Bulls compliments that he PAID
us IN May. June and July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

4 cornct player who has just return
ed. says he made $4,000 in the Klondike
last winter. Hush money seems as Die
out there as in the States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1921 HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Now let the soldier be mustered out.
Alger and Miles will do inc D1iSn'' %
the fighting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

It's tho same way the world over
Garcia did the fighting and Genefal 60
mez swung I'm The hammocks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
PETERSBURG AGENT..rn
MRS. 6. &. HUTCHINSON,
STREET.

The Times is always indebted 70 friends
who favor 90 with society items ana
personals. but must urge that ol such
b sent over the signature OF the
sender.
All unsigned communications will be re-
jectod always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Now Helen Could has sent 500 for the
soldiers at Atlanta. Here IS a cnahce
for tire Georgia governor to put ano'her
female colonel on his stan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

They say this hot weather Is good Tor
cotton. but IT Is just plumb ueS'n u
linen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

We hardly sec under the circumstances
how tho bowling Dervishes could do
anything else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

! cinns,i trying to md their convention
hall.
>-ov, 10, ,ho .o,d,crs be mustered out.
Alger and Miles will do the paianeo o.
the fighting.
They say this hot weather is good for
cotton. but it is just plumb death to
linen.
We hardly see under the circumstance
how tho bowling" Dervishes could do
anything else.
It's tho ssme way the world over
Garcia did the fighting and General 60
mez swung In The hammocks'
Now Helen Gould has sent 500 for the
soldiers At Atlanta. Here IS a cnahce
for tire Georgia governor to put another
female colonel on his STAFF.
-
The aanual overflow Of the Me seems
20 have come on foot this time
Nlger said Miles IS no fool and
again Miles IS too good a soldier 10 nave
talked So" Miles. however says MS
interview was correctly reported. Now
let Alger push in his stack oil reds or
get out OF the game.
Kansas raised one bushel Of wheat for
every man. woman and child In the
,-ut,o1 stetoe" e,vs an exchange, and
We bet that half Of them never gets
theirs.
30 return has yet come from tho
Hatdeld-1icCoy's on the Cars disarma-
ment scheme.
We wont have 10 wait for the metero-
logical report at tho end Oh tho month to
ten what the mean temperature is for
september.
car Nicholas seems 70 have developed
another strong argument against cigar
etc smoking.
Uncle sam appears to be returning
John Bulls compliments that he paid
MS IN May. June and July.
Two colored men seem to be the latest
vitcims OF n bank failure. They were
partially covered fin the excavation.
4 cornct player who has just return
cd. says he made $4,000 in the Klondike
last winter. Hush money seems as big
MaLHLn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

The annual overflow Of the Nile seems
70 have come on foot this lime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Car Nicholas seems 20 have developed
another strong argument against cigar
etc smoking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

cinnsti trying to ind their oon'e"''o"
hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

We wont have 20 wait for the motero-
logical report at the end OF tho month to
ten what the mean temperature IS for
September.