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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
A BUSINESS PARADOX.
only Cloud in the Future the Thing
that Makes Prices Rise.

NEW YORK. June 1f-R. O.. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade VIII say
tomorrow.
Do is one of the frequent paradoAe7 oi
business that the one thing which now
makes prices rise is the only thing tnal
clouds the future. The rise in iron ana
wheat because scarcity is feared, Dut iue
scarcity b. prolonged and real, WonlH
much impair prosperity ln wheat H
does NOT seem to Doe real nor u iron
lasting and meanwhile other elements
of prosperity continue potent
I'm eleven months the excess OF mer-
chandise exports has been $4,000 o'0. and
the bankers estimate that S-1oDN.01
worth of securities have been returned
from Europe with so few ion recent
months that the amount remaining 90 Doe
d.siodged i- probably small The scarcity
of iron is real in spite of the greatest
production ever known in this or amy
other country. with more furnaces going
lato blast-ten las4 month production
win 0vertaka the demand after time
and che largest buyers of finished pro-
ducts l0r Implements and car works and
railroads taking nothing 90 cover next
years needs Pig iron has been irregu-
larly strong at the East and at Chicago
and unchanged at Pittsbufe. while fin
ished products average ~ per cent
higher. plates. bars. pipe and rails shar-
ms the advance. with demand for siruc-
ural forms and sheets beyond the ca
pacty of the works Even in nails a 2
per cent discount on quick payments IS
stopped.
Wo0uens gained a little further adj
vance in clay worsteds and indigo blues
with generally strong demand and works
well ahead engaged.
Cotton goods have been fully sustain
cd without advance i'm price by good de-
mand The cotton market has not
changed doubts about the coming Yield
heing held In check by certainty OF large
stocks In hand.
Wheat reports by government seems 70
no lust what anybody wants them 20 be-
hut the Produce Exchange Interpretation
NJ the June report-5Sl 10000 bushels
means no greater decrease IN yield than
MAY be beneficial. both to growers and
consumer
The price has risen cents. but much
prudence IL shown. for western receipts
a q. aos 1853 bushels IN two weeks against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
AsifIfalfAsleep.

To-day at Horse Corner the grass IS knee
deep
And the daisies are noddins. as If half
asleep.
And the cattle are moping in dreamy
eyed bliss
While the shadows of clouds touch the
fields like a kiss
And then hurry away, as II only 20
tease
Into thoughts OF pursuing the clover
drugged breeze.
Where the trees hide the sum- In the
shade deep and cool.
The water bugs glide DER the breast OF
sthe pool.
And the lady ferns bend their long tresses
TO drip
I'm the ripples that timidly ghost lilies dip;
And the dew on the moss all the day
gllstens there.
As If knowing no place in the world half
so fair.
An sweet. sacred spot, thou art all that
ask
At the twilight Of life, when | finish my
task.
Instead Of a heaven with streets made Of
gold.
Instead Of heaven OF splendor untold.
To rest. Just 10 rest. where the grass Is
knee deep
And the daisies are nodding-as II half
asleep
Joseph p. coan. In Boston Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
for the purpose Of maintaining rates of

for the purpose Of maintaining rates Of
Insurance.
An interesting story comes from Atlanta
IN Connection with the cotton industry II
seems that there has been an unusual
demand Of late upon the charity fund and
when an explanation was called for the
other day the custodian of the fund re-
ported that the large number Of INDECENT
persons in Atlanta was directly due 10
the cotton factories That men. women
and children were brought to Atlanta
from tho surrounding country by the cot-
ton factories and were put on starvation
wages. SO that the poor things found 10
necessary to return 90 their homes Tho
cily was. therefore compelled either To-
feed them or 90 give them return trans
p0r,ation. 10 was boldly charged that
the cotton factories aid not pay such en-
ployes enough 70 keep the wolf from me
door.
Dc will be well enough 70 state In this
connection that the cotton factories OF
Atlanta have not yet formed a trust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Quito sunDosabiv 90 must be- diihclIl
for the American mind fo appreciate
intense national drill has been eF.e
bv tha recent appearance of t"o 7Nh'@'
,,ro..-.,rers had fhe privilege ni ht''
inc lord R0sebory speak fhe otn'i eve
ning at ono 0f fhe great dinners "'"
constantly given in London ne lo"'I
.., flf. theme 0f sunday JOURNALISM.
,ifb "a gravity of llrappr1h1ton VINO.
,,i,hf Won astonlsh tre neApeiieh,t'
Transatlantic mind. NJ ne AoN.n e".A D.
lanefh ODD tie subject Dt "-'tn'l '.f'
dav nluers should deserve 'ei'''
ha said DO would Dee chiefly p'eauSe "'
tb. r.v..varder. who endelFoffd To- o.-
..-. fr.. Sunday and saw so little
chance of obfa'uus i noN. li' ID.
'.,.f,.,.I D., the eject fhat a1fh OF tne
....rtle,r,, who edited those same sheets
,.srs tls friends. and set fhl' Doe "oNi'
venture t0 teu Them they were Ns.N-.
b., the fierce competition oi lournail'.A
mora fh.u thcy gained. He would a'A
Non, f. consider h0w strange Do must
.,und 90 American carsI whether I'D
mis- same -Herce competition. they nlsn'
rof b.. losing more than ihey salN'''
r,r1 cheers followed. and aia ioidfiiF
.n., ,,,,r.ued. "I would ask them To-
consider whether they mlsht not ne
tween them. arrive at cn-.rHs '.7
5inauce "a truce with God which Nou.a
release both of them. There were NOR.
cheers at thls point. bnt to me pu''''.,'
,nnlarro I am afraid that my own COM
fribufion was hardly more ihip y 'e''.
than that of daaed smile. could n l',.
resist a vision of Mr.. pulitzer Mr. h,''a.
and SIR. Bennett agreeing together npo"
MS sarao sort of divine truce. ana re-,
solving mat they would issue no more
SUNDAY editions Lord kosehe.N. "".
80, nous he nearing the shady side OF
adv keeps astonish.nsly wen Years
aao m New York. J saw him-t"ensy
Years az lcast-and since men the
changes In his face and figure have been
notably slight As an orator ] "aa neN',
heard him before hl3 f2''N - -
resonant. and though his stature = by
ma mems IAN a. constantly preserves an
mir If statesmaniike digniiy.-Edsar Faw-
rett I'm Golfers Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

are two locomotives on the ROAD each
drawing ten cars under pressure %
ono hundred pounds apiece. Inc Trans
run at the rate Of twenty miles an houi'
and are most literally patronized
j. Pierpont Morgan has returned !"
New York from his trip abroad ana the
fact that there was a co-mcideht Jump
In the price OF Reading railroad securities
IN which Mr. Morgan is largely interested,
indicates that he brings some Emporium
news with him concerning the coai roaus.
Jefiries, the new champion, IS mahihs
the most OF his notoriety, ana ior some
time past has been coming money at the
rate Of sl0o0 a day.
PUBLIC BATHS.
As Richmond seems TO be Interested IN
the subject OF cleanliness ana puvH.
baths, IL may be interesting 10 STATE 'l't
five free floating baths, main'aihe 90. ~. ~
the city az am annual expense or S'yO0
were opened az the Battery yea'eiu"y,
Last year nearly four million men ana
boys and nearly one million, five hundred
thousand women and girls useu 'he 4'e'
baths OF New York
Bob E1tzslmmons was in tho Supreme
Court yesterday TO await the call or an
action brought by Friend. House x Gross
man, 20 recover a balance or SLOW, al
legged 10 Doe due for professional services.
Fitz showed no evidence OF puhisIlli,ell
from his recent encounter Win Jehries'
The case was not reached.
SAVE NY BABYF
There is a Disguised fireman IN TINS CITY.
While the laddies were at work yesterday
morning on flames which were deFouilns
a grocery store on Second street. .n'
wife OF the proprietor Of the store Mrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

Tne interesting sialemen, WAS made 10
our news columns yesterday that Henry
Martin. tae an.tor al the University Of
Virginia. has been accorded vacation
and F.. sfcHs io us that hc richly deserv
b. Ie Aa- occupied hla present position
for lily-lWo years. during which time De
BIAS been on 4uty but seven days. THAT
is O. record of which any man might feel
proud. Henry is part and parcel OF
tne University. ONE OF iis mos, distln-
suifhel employees one of its most disc
unsulshcd iookug employees. one of iis
most faithful ani efficient employees. and
tn these facts thousand aU over thc
country 1851 cneerluny testify We ex-
t.a .ar lOa IaIlI4lona and wish him
q very memy and profitable vacation
and now One antitrust law Of Ken
lucky hes come 90 grief The Court Of
Appeals OF that State has decided Chat the
combination of insurance agents 10 fix
rate, ls not an lndlc,abie offence under
the common law jhs s "a reversal of lAo
Judgment of the Franklin Circuit Court
200 tle fdsoNf the Aetna Insurance COM
pany and sevent2-sX other companies
against the Commonwealth These com.
panles had been found guilty of econ.
splraoy 10 aN rates and destroy c0mpe-
fliion and each company was nned $3.50
Indictments wore also returned in many
towns of lhe s'ate. The Supreme Courts
opinion was tHition by Judge Durrell. who
beld that the anti-trusr law did not ap-
ply I'm this case insurance not being "a
commodity and that agents could not
be indicted and nnod under the common
ilaw. we conclude" says the court
that by the common law OF Kentucky
Il IL not an indictabie offence to combine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
SATURDAY. JUNE d. 1892
, MERCHANT. WHO Is ALSO 4
PHILOSOPHER.

III ia'''
once upon time in o. 'i'"s''
tween lawyers one of inc p'''
up poor mouth ana fald N'
certain allowances should Dee in''' ~
him on account of the very "'.'.''' ''
nature o. DTS position In inc ''"'''.'
hard-headed old lawyer VINO was
ing one side of the affair r'p.''' '' ''.''''
ISL, don't you know there arc '' Suns
in buslness?'
This old lawyer stated an 'h'N'' ''.',
truth which SIS at the OASIS OBJ
traffic and commerce. ana s'' '''
not have conversation with SIS men
without having whines about mo na'"-
ness of it in an his transactions "''.'
AN that SIS really meant SIS thai "a ''"'''
making the best bargains Dire can. ''''" Do
ne keeps perfect faith joe DDS ir'n-'''''..''
these are The bargains he ought To- '.'N.
and the only ones That VIII '.i'- i'''
success I'm what ho has uno .riak'n TOD '''
when NJ Vanderbilt said 'ne ''''
be id" the public would SEQ no.h'hs
but brutal indifference 90 outside olin-
ION IN what Doe said What he meant was
that De was operating railroad TO- maze
as much profit as Doe could OUT OF "'7
investment. and not to re1ilzo lho u''ii'-
eoguo's plea that we are working Tor
.the dear people only" and the man or
set of men who operate railroad upon
Nj. Vandorhlts theory are the only
ones who VIII make success of the un-
dertakinc. while those VINO aim a- noe
,r.nr bnt MAKING "the dear people" con-
tented will land their enterprise m The
hands of n courts receiver
We had something 20 say yesterday
,inor the testimony given by Mr H. O.
tl.venever ON "Wednesday before the
e,,... -or,oi,t.e that fla Investigating
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Pc declared to Boz am enemy of m. human
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
MIG rnENmaINIA EnIroRs.

The stanton News commends Governor
Tyler for visiting The public institutions
of the State that he may see bow they
are managed The Governor is honestly
endeavorng go make his administration
tho most useful that the state has ever
had.
Last week ours got after beautiful
flock OF sheep belonging 10 Mr.. l.. f..
Smith and. az a result Mr.. Smith loses
twenty fine sheep. or course he Is
heartily IN favor Of dog law for APP
pomatt0x county. This legislation pro
perly belongs 10 the General Assembly.
ana ii might bc we'll for the farmers OF
Appomattox TO look into the matter of
property rights while the political pct is
boiling. -Appom2ttox Times.
We were startled the other day 10 learn
from one of the South Carolina papers
that there are more dogs than sheep In
that State.
The Norfolk Ledger reproduces some
remarks OF ours concerning the PROPOSE
ton OF AIR. DonLeavy TO have receptacles
for trash or the street corners OF Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Hon. John sharpe Williams has FORM
ally announced his candidacy for the
senatorship from Mississippi. The Nc
Laurm and Allen supporters are accusing
ccah other of having forced Williams into
the race. while ON the other hand ine
friends of the young congress man sag
that IBIS candidacy IS the result of a pop
ular demand Of the people.
The Savannah Daughters or the Con-
fedcracy have protested against the use
OF swnlon's history in the public schools
as being unfair to the South. but the SUE
perintndcnt OF public schools sees 30 OLE
lection 20 the book
Captain p. B. Thompson. Of Harrods-
burg. Ky, purchased some Strawberries
from a huckstor and upon cutting one
open q fuu-gr1wn mouse jumped ont.
Captain Thompson has the mouse and
strawberry on exhibition. The berry
measures four inches in circumference.
A .Iot was sold in the town Of
vMdos.s. Ga. the other day for 5000
The seller purchased the property four
years ago f.r $500
Hon. j. ~. Bailey. when asked Dy
Houston correspondent concerning bis
support of Representative Bankhead of
Alabama. for the Democratic leadership
of tbr next Congress. in case there ue
truth in the rumor Of Mr.. Baukhead al-
lance with the movement Co side-track
Bryan and TO temporize the Chicago plat
form said.
"I VIII support SIR. Bankhead and do
not believe there is truth Boz The rumor.
Bot IF Mr. Bankhead contemplate aily-
ne himself with the people who have
either purpose in view De win have diff
ncut time in reaching the Democratic
leadership
Although Norih Carolina is a Demo-
cratic state. and has been carried by The
Democratic party fin every presidential
election since ls72 by paradox of fusion
NOT one of the present state officers
there SIS n Democrst-MoDAeR Register.
Political circles are sun anuousiy
awaiting am answer from General Joe
Wheeler TO- the proposition that he lead the
Democratic forces in the next state came
paigu. says "a Montgomery correspondent.
Those who believe Fighting joe could
help the reunited Democracy with an
overwhelming victory. are encouraged to
believe Doe VIII accept the nomination for
governor by the generals uon-commiuM
attitude.
The Republican party of Florida saws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

mono and adds: "The idea, we think. Is
NOT good only for Richmond, but for al
cues. great deal OF trash Is daily
thrown INTO the streets that causes them
TO look untidy, and 10 the shape Of banana
peels ana grape hulls. is dangerous to
pedestrians The public would soon learn
To deposit thls trash In the receDiacles
prepared for t and by so doing would
ald Ih Keeping the streets clean.
Such recepfacies would be constant re-
hinder 10 the people 10 Doe cieanly and
would teach a much-needed lesson. What
q benefit 90 Richmond Co bee recognized
as The cieanest city in the south.
The demand Tor labor iSanow greater
Ia this county than we have ever known
st 10 be-. u is sadly needed on the farm
by the contractors on the new line OF
railroad that IS being constructed
through the county and by the road au-
thorities of the county for putting the
roads I'm proper condition for travel The
prices offered are not only fair but are
nberal.-Bruus wick Gazette.
Yet we venture 90 say that there are
politicians in Brunswick who are still
shouting calamity and weeping over the
distressful condition OF the "great army
of unemployed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

"But You surely want 90 go Go Heaven
don't you. Tommy
"Yes'm. but NOT m I've licked Bud Nc
GmnH fur chcaln' me when "e Wf-
shootn craps th' other day'-Chicaso
Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

matter 10 nature and her laws they
might feel perfectly assured at all times
about the result
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
JOE BICKERSTAFF,
28i-2 West Broad Street

sole agent for the following hish-sFade
and weu-kuown Bicycles. Luihy faiiy
King. Clipper and che best i3 Wheel
made
Secondhand Wheels bought sold ana
EXCHANGED Renp'rine Of an Kinds spe@
ciaIfv. Wheels rented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Application was made YESTERDAY IN the
United States pistric' Nout' tor aus
charee in the ease OF c. and ". Kayf-
man bankrupts. July 81 Was get for
hearing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17


whether the sentiment OF fAe greater
number oi the gold people wogll follow
tho lcag OF Tho Times on u0l but as
C'eNcfnd great apostle of One gold
standard. was elected 0n Cha. platform.
his followers could not cousisteay re-
puGioto &c now
Try en-. Rc.adopt the platform Of 1890
Ga good earnest. with its tar.n-for-rcvc-
nue.only plank with iis honest coinage
plank, with gts Democratic antitrust
plank. with Sos free banking plank. Nomi-
nate Bryan or any other clean Democrat
and lct him say that DE viii accept ard
support and exempufy in good faith
every principle therein set forth. and
every true Democrat viii rally to the
standard with a loud hurrah.
Some Of Tho so-called gold Democrats
might hold or and some OF tho so-called
silver Democrats mlght hold oil. bot they
would NO, Doc sound Democrats. The plat
form OF 1892 is Democratic to the core
The best allround Democratic platform
since ihe war. END the man who does
not subscribe 90 ITS principles and doc
unes is no Democrat
A great deal has been said during The
pass. few years about tho test OF Dee
moumcy. DO is found in the platform of
lN,. and for Tho Times. it is ever ready
and willing 90 stand upon that platform
and Doe measured. Suppose Bryan is the
honest and ardent exponent of the plat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

A new bank m suffolk was Opened with
prayer THE next time 10 wil probably
be with jimmy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-06
VERMONT'S DEWEY DAY.
10000 People Expect to Wei
come the Admiral Home

To Montpelier Next Thursday, oct. IL
---H. VIII visit NorthheId the Fol-
lowing Day---PrepAratIons for the
parade and the Celebration ia the
Evening.
The following bulletin was issued Mon
day from the Vermont official headquart-
ers at the Waldorf Astoria in New York:
Admiral Dewey this morning Informed
Gov Smith of his acceptance of Thursday,
Oct. II, as the date for the Vermont Dew
ey reception. He will 60 direct to Mont
pelier from Washington by way of New
York, reaching the State capital shortly
before Oct. u. Admiral Dewey will also
be present at the laying of the corner stone
of Dewey hall on the morning of Oct, 10.
Dewey day in Montpelier will be one Of
the great events in the history of Vermont.
The celebration promises to surpass in the
numbers present any previous gathering
the state has ever had. The occasion
will undoubtedly be one worthy of the
great hero Vermont gave TO the country
and no welcome he has received will be so
hearty and sincere as that TO be accorded
him among the green hills of old Vermont.
New York's magnificent demonstration
cannot be reproduced at the capital, but
the great tribute paid him here should in
spre every Vermonter to unite in the pub
lie welcome to his native state.
The reception will be for the people and
by the people. Admiral Dewey will be the
central figure. He will ride alone in a
carriage, which will be the only one in the
procession. At the State House reviewing
stand he will be received by Gov. Smith
and review the parade. Standing in front
of the porch of the Capitol, lanked on
either side by the cannon captured by him
in the battle of Manila bay, Admiral Dew
ey can be seen by $4,000 people. In con-
formity to the wishes of the people of Yer
mont the state and Montpelier committees
appointed for the celebration have outlined
a program for Dewey day which will be
completed by subcommittee at Montpelier
on Tuesday, Oct. 3.
A state reception committee of several
hundred representative Vermonters has
been appointed, and 80 marshals, mount
ed, will lead the procession. There will
be % or more bands in line. Among the
organizations TO be in the parade are these !:
The Norwich University cadets, acting as
escort to Admiral Dewey; the First Regi-
ment Vermont National guard; the Uni
yersity of Vermont battalion; the Yer.
mont Academy battalion; the Grand Army
of the Republic; the Loyal Legion the
Sons of Veterans; the Knights of Pythias,
the Patriarchs Militant and the Catholic
Order of Foresters.
The display of fireworks in the early
evening will surpass anything of the kind
ever seen in Vermont. The railroads have
made low rates to Montpelier and provided
ample terminal facilities there The full
official program will be furnished the pres:
as soon as possible
(Signed) GEO. w. HOOKER, chairman.