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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-19
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sorris' English Worm Powder

w.,ranted 70 cure any case Of w orms IN sc. a.
cattle. sheep or Dogs. also Pin Worms "A Colts
Price. SOC. pa. be-
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ras- some men in Jasper do not
seem TO have proper appreciation
of the prophecies Of life. Al the
school entertainment Friday night
several in the audience were smok-
ing, some young boys cigarettes.
II Is never in good taste TO smoke in
a public assembly, OF in the pres :
ence of ladies', without first asking
permission, md Il should never be
INDUCED in in a crowded hall or
room, as it l. likely TO cause a fire.
md any insurance would be vitiated
thereby, by terms Of many policies.
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,.rWashing Soda in bulk at 3 cents
F,I n Gerber x Huther's store.
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A FOLLOWER or MEASLES. In many
instance persistent cough follows an
attack Of measles In speaking of this
Mr. Walter Il. Beel, editor of the Elkin
(N. G. J Times. SAYS: Three weeks ago
had an attack of measles which left me
with bad cough. took several dose
of Chamberlai. Cough Remedy and
he cough has entirely disappeared.
consider Chamb rlain's medicines the
hest on the market" For sale by Il. b..
Rrlnuock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-19
An Obstinate Sore Cured.

la Oranges. Lemons. Bananas, and
Apples at Gerber 4 Huther's store.
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May 81, IS.a-Sm.
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NORRIS EncIish Stable Powder
Sold by b. b. Brannock, Jasper.

For Lose OF Appetite, Constipation, Rough Hair,
Hide Bound and all Diseases Of the Blood
Price, 25c. per package.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20

under the law. and y the tax Is pald
the party holding this option gets ive
dollars any how.
The Southwest III spital Board was III
session here last week attending 80 lou-
tine business. Mention was made last
July OF a misunderstanding between ne
Board and ,ae churches OF the town
about religious services at the hospital.
Since this last meeting there exists no
arrangement for religious services al ms
hospital. the only one in Virginia in this
condition.
To-day a man named Hankla, from
near Chilhowic confined in the county
jail for some petty offence. made his es-
cape. The janitor had gone into the cell
to clean up and had let Hankla go out
into the hail, he then went down the
steps and knocked on the door and the
jailer's wife thinking the janitor wished
10 come out opened the door when
Hankla rushed past her and struck for
the country. bare-fO0ted and bare-hcadcd
and without his coat As he had only
four or five more days to serve his act
was unaccountablc.
Mud. bad weather and candidates, do
much abound in this section and we
would like 10 get rid Of the pests.
Mrs. Henry Sprinkler. living few
miles east Of town. IS reported to be IN
u dying condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
NEW BANK DIRECTORS.
The Bonds Of the Town OF Lexington
Sell Well.

LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. 19.-Special-
Tie First National Bank OF Lexington
and the Bank OF ROckbridge have both
chosen directors for the ensuing year.
Both institutions are on sound basis as
Us evidenced by their Increasing business.
The board OF director for the First
National Bank are j. Il. Dunlop, OF
ROckbridge. b. +. Vaughan, and j. =.
Moore, OF Lexington; W. j.. Norman
tain Moore succeeds o. ID. Bachelor,
who has removed 10 Newport News frOm
Buena Vista The Bank of ROckbrldge
directors are William A. Glasgow, A. l..
KOones, W. S. Hopkins, i. NJ. Pendleton,
NJ. h. C0rse. j. e. Cress. W. I.
Shields W. G. Stuart, Z. NJ. Penick.
Messrs. Peuick and COrse are new men,
beers. the former was chosen 70 fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Judge
James X EdmOndsOn, and the latter 10
succeed :. Houston Letcher, who ue-
clined reelection.
Willie Taylor the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs. u. W. Taylor, Of DecatOr, was badly
burned Tuesday morning. While ms
mother was from the room she and her
husband were attracted by the screams or
this child and an older one, and on enter
ing the hallway they met Willie rushing
from the room with his clothes on Ire.
ar. TAYLOR took the little fellow 70 water
I'M the ward and soon eXtnguished the
fire The burns are not considered Sc
ri0us
Rockbridge county are considered gilt
edoed securities. Some county bonds
were sold a few days ago at l05. An
offer of l07 was refused about the same
time nv a party who held some per
cent bonds OF the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens aud other Matters.

Mr.. Charles p Howard Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Albert c. Bruce.
Miss Carrie Phillips Is quite sick at her
home on Fulton Hill
Mr.. John L. Weatherford, after ten
DAYS sickness Is reported much better.
SIR. C.. L. Saunders OF Elbow, Va, IS
In the city, stopping at the Lexington
Mrs. j. c. Hiden left last night for a
visit 10 her daughter Mrs. EDWARD
Wilkinson, IN Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. 4. Winder Swift. a prominent
citizen OF Hanover, is very III az his res
idence, near the Courthouse
Matte Burnley (colored) created a COM
motion on the street yesterday was ar
rested by officer Griffin ana taken 10
the Second police-station.
The Sons OF the American Revolution
will hold their regular monthly meeting
this evening at S.l5 o'clock In the build
inc OF the Virginia Historical society,
707 4. Franklin street
st. Leo's Catholic club VIII give their
regular annual banquet in celebration or
the clubs FIRST anniversary, on Monday
night next at o'clock. at ST. Mary 5
Hall.
CAPTAIN c. ". Wcstbury. OF the South
ern railway, has returned from a trip
through North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. Mrs. Westbury came with him,
having spent several weeks in Mississippi.
Alessrs. Boschen & English. counsel foE
Ed. Clarke, charged with shooting MT.
Dunstan. at Lorraine station. on James
river division OF the CnCsHl so ana
Ohio. and sentenced to ia.t gears IN
the penltentiary, will argue notion '1-
a new trial in the County la. .
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20

and small exports. closing easy at un-
changed prices. May closed at 4iKc.
OATS-Spot steady. No. ? SIC. Options
dun
BEEF-steady.
CUT MEATs-Stcady.
LARD-Steady; western steamed closed
at s.. SJ6JS7is. January closed al SJ.SI
nominal Refined quiet.
PORK-Firm.
BIiTTER-steady; western creamery.
1iniac.: do. factory. 12diic.: Elgins. 19c. !.
imitation creamery. 13u1Ic., state dairy,
CHEESE Steady: large white, SIC.
EGGS Steady. state and Pennsylvania,
20c; western fresh, 1Slzal0c.. southern,
POTATOES steady: Jerseys. s112ikQ
I 70. New York. ST 2JG1 COZ: Long Island,
81 7Iq2. sweets Jerseys. 81 25Hl.JO.
COTTON-sEED OIL-Steady. prime
crude. i9c: do. yellow, 2542Jhc.
PETROLEUN-Quie
ROsIN-Quct: strained, common 10
TURPENTlNE-Dull and easy at f5i-a
&c
RICE-Firm.
CABBAGE-Dul.
COTTON-By steam, &c
COFFEE-Optons opened barely steady
NJ points decline. ruled moro active.
with weak undcrfone under liquidation IN
absence Of outside support and following
unsatisfactory Brazilian adviccs, apathy
Of spot buyers and heavy visible" Sell
inc checked bv liberal warehouse deliv-
cries In this country. closed steady, win
prices 3 points lower. sales $500 bags,
including January Sj35. February. - 40
SpOt-Rio easy. No Z invoice. G'aGbosc.:
10 7 iohhing. 717Ec. mild quiet; Cor
dova. 7ikd14c.
sUGAR-Rnw steady: fair refining
8&c: centrifugal. 90 test. 44c.; molasses
sugar 3izC Refined dull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
A CRUISER TO
SAMOA All ONCE
CONTINUED From First Page)

man named MacKie thereupon climbed
on top OF the building and hoisted the
Samoan flag, while the British and Anne
rican consuls and a number OF marines
invaded the building. forced the doors
open and pushed the German Consul into
the street.
Then the two consuls formally and le-
gally, according TO the special dispatch,
opened the court and issued a warning
against any further Interference with ia
Jurisdiction threatening 10 arrest and
imprison any one attempting to do so.
Matters, the dispatch concludes, are now
quiet, and the German Consul remains
in his consulate.
EQUIVALENT TO LAW.
AUCKLAND, y. H., Jan. l9.-Further
particulars regarding the disturbances 1t
Samoa show Mataafa's followers num-
bered about 5000 men and that the adj
herents OF MalietOa Tanus were only
about 900 In number. There was two
hours fighting between the rival forces
during which several OF the warriors
We're decapitated.
The American consul issued a procla-
nation claiming that the Berlin treaty
had the same force as a law Of Con-
gress and that an insult 10 the Supreme
Court OF Samoa Is. therefore. equivalent
TO an Insult to the Government az Wash
ingtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
NORTH CAROLINA
PAYS LEE HONOR.
An Address on His Birthday to the
Legislature.
TO lMPeACH JUDGE NORWOOD.
Fonr Conyicts Escape by Means or
File and Ropc-Bloodhounds Cap
ture One in Short Order-The
Others arc Still, at Large.
TO lMPeACH JUDGE NORWOOD.

RALEIGH. y. c., Jan. n.-Special-
This evening Rev. James Battle Averetts
delivered an address on the lie OF Cen
Robert T.. Lee Ia the House Of Represen
tatives. this being the anniversary o
Lees birth.
The bill OF Senator Hairston' OF Davies
on yesterday created quite a STIR. lr
was to put al corporations on the same
footing. IL requires all foreign corpora
tons TO be incorporated under state laws
and shall pay the same license as do
nestle corporations.
There was introduced in the House yss.
terday a bill looking 20 the impeachii.nt
OF Judge Norwood. The last - 'si ,a'...,s
had Judge Norwood very much stttt'u
up, but under certain promises ne 49,
not impeached. Since then he mas ot.l
drinking again and shows no sign Oh ~
' PRISONERS ESCAPE.
There were four men. less IN the peni~
Tertiary last night than there were the
night before. Two men In for man
slaughter from eastern North Naroihia
and two long term United states prison
ers. ESCAPED by means Of a file and rope:
The blood hounds were put on ther t.al
and one was caught Immediately. me
other three ara still az large.
The Governors Guards were reoi-
ganized last night and Brown +. ADKINS
elected captain. To make the company
one OF good material. all applicants Tor
membership will have 10 be- endorsed
by at least two reputable citizens OF
Raleigh. -, -.
The election law OF 1893 with some
amendments may be adopted by THIS Leg
islature. 60. 49,,
II. u. McCaskey a Populist state farm
supervisor IS making nght a6 a AZ -.
being ousted and asks the penitenua'y
directors to annul the order or superi'-
tendent Day for his removal
STATE BOARDERS.
II is said that McCaskey along with
other Supervisors, owes the state BOARD
for their families. IL will be recalled
thar under the John r. smith regime the
penitentiary was made quite n llttle SCI
Element, by families OF the oflciais.
There was a delegation from fayetlt-
VILE here on the dispensary law IN Sun
berland county. The legislative Com -
mittee knocked out the anti-dlspensalS
bin that had been introduced.
Both Charlotte and Raleigh want me
state textile school. Today the Leglsla /,
tive Committee on Manufactures heaIt
srguments i'm support Of the bill appro-
priating $1,000 yearly for a vance state
textile school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20

NEW YORK Jan. 19-COTTON-The
cotton market again took a higher level
and showed we'll sustained u not greater
activity. The leading bulish impulses
were the strong cables and smaller fc-
ceiuts. 10 was expected that the market
would open higher than lt dld, but some
of the smaller local longs took advantage
of the strong situation to- liqudate and
the selling by TINS class. added 10 some
outside disposition TO realize, checked tue
advance on the opening call al 10 %
points. Later business increased ana
advanced To- e 10 points, the higher eA-
treme being confined 10 December con-
tracts. August came within one point
Of selling at cents. but 40 a.e. there was
a selling movement that turned the mar
kct Nttlc "a reaction OF u" ''.ila
followed ON the whole the fetAus
throughout the session remained nuNirn.
Without QuOtable advance the mafAtt
for spot cotton showed positive iiimn s.
in the local market and also ln lnr l.'"-
ing markets of the cotton belt wa. d
were from firm at unchanged QuolalliuH
fo SIS higher There was uo letup Don the
reports from American shippers and nom
splnuers indicative of present ana pros
peCuve eOod conditions. New orleans
Sent iu buving orders. Tn the afternoon
the market was less energetic. cautious
local traders We're inclined 90 take pro-
fits. and outside support had suDsidins
tendency with the market finally steady
at net gain of 90 points.
COTTON-Futures opened firm: J4nu-
arv $50. February 5.A2, March. PSI,
April. 5.N6. May. $50, June. 9.si July,
{. g6. August $50. October 0.3, NOvem-
Der and December 5.A
Futures closed steady. January, y.N4,
February. 5a. March. 5.8 April '.s5;
May $50. June. 5.el. July $685.. August
d q5. September. $50. October J.Wi NO
vember. 5.ql. December 1888.
spot closed firm. sales 800 bales.
COTTON Steady: midding G'.; net re-
ccints. 1l6 bales gross. hla-. bales safes
1sJ bales. stock 10a SOB bales; export 10
Great Britain. SOS bales.
Totals tO-day-Net receipts. l'.H' odies'
EXPORT 10 Great Britain, l.Ww bales, 20
tha Continent. lcIl balcsi stock, l,li0.oD6
Consolidated-Ne receipts l13 l55 bales;
export To Great BrlUin NI2 'Dalcs. 90
France l3.aO bales. To- the Continent
Totals since September lst-Net re-
CENTS. 6.40N 06l bales. export TO Great
Britain. 25o9o1l aUes. 90 france. 5iJ,ylZ
bales; 20 the Continent L'O5,i2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. i9-COTTON-
Futures quiet. steady. January $50 Al;
February 6.42. March '.i5a'.Af. April
5.4u5.49. May a.9-4l.15. June 7.1b0 sos,
.mlv 5.G-u5.G], August l.t'u5. 6ii Scptem-
Der 5.56a5.5l; October sos.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9-COTTON-spot-
Active business. prices l-lbd. lower
American midding fair 9 $685. good mid
ding 3-l6, low miudling, %, good ordi-
nary. 1916. ordinay 2 a-h. The sales
of the day were ll.ou bales, OF when
1900 were for speculation and export and
Included lll0O American. Receipts, ~ 900
bales. including n.3e0 American.
Futures opened steady with fair de-
mand and closed steady at the advance.
American ulIUNIIUE January
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
PETERSBURG COURT.
The Richmond Phosphate Company
Buy the Steamer Alton.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 19.-Spe-
cial-M. d. Rooney, a negro, was given
one year in the penitentiary I'm the Hust-
ings Court to-day for stealing a COW.
Richard Lee a small colored boy was
acquitted OF the charge or stealing gold
ring from Mr. G.. ID. AlgOOd.
Mrs. T.. T. Hughes. a highly respected
ana much beloved lady Of this city. cele-
brated her Goth birthday to-day. she Is
an aunt OF Messrs. II. G. and 5. T. Davis,
OF Petersburg, and Il. J.. Davis, of Nor
folk
Mr. Horace L. Smith. vice-presldent Of
the Richmond Phosphate Company Of
City Point. Va has purchased the Steam
err Alton which has been running on the
Potomac River and will run her from
city Point to Baltimore, Philadelphia
and other Northern ports for the bust
ness OF the company.
There have been fifty conversions I'm the
revival az the Second Baptist church.
The meetings Will probably close to-
night.
a big tournament will be given al Ham
ilt0n Arms, near Dinwiddie Courthouse,
tomorrow in which twenty-five knights
Wiu ride. Mr. y. H. Mann. Jr., has been
invited to deliver the charge and make
the coronation address There viii be u
grand ball at night.
While squirrel hunting a day or two
ago in Dinwiddie. Watson Doyle, a lad.
accidentally discharged his gun, killing a
dog and painfully wOundlng a companion,
Herbert Winn, in the legs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
SOCIAL EVENT IN DANVILLE.
Wedding OF j. Overton Boatwrigh
and Miss Ella Coleman Woodlng

DANVILLE. VA Jan 19-Special.-A
ouiet home wedding al the residence OF
Hon. Harry Wood.ng Mayor OF the city
of Danville. at 9 O'Clock Tonight. was
The social event of the week Miss Ella
Coleman WoOding. the beautiful and I'm
every way accomplished daughter OF the
Mayor. WAS united in marriage with Mr..
J. "fcrton Boatwrlght. the active men,
d.. the firm OF boatwrlght Brothers,
], HH- merchants Of Danville.
Iac wedding was a quiet home AFFAIR.
attended by the relatives and a Few inti-
mate friends OF the contracting parties
The ceremony was performed IN the
Handsomely decorated parlors at o o'ciOck
Rev. DR. W. Il. Laird officiating. assisted
by Rev. IT, h. Thames.
After the ceremony there was a we'd
DING supper. and at midnight the newly
welded pair left by the Southern railway
for q short tour OF the northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
AFFAIRS IN TAZEWELl.
Reese and Mamie Lawson Held Ia
Trial-Courthouse improvements.

TAZEWELL. VA, Jan. B.-Speciai-
There was not the usual attendance at
Tazewell County Court yesterday on &C
count Of the rain and mud, and there
was very little done. The case against
Reese and Mamie Lawson was called
Counsel for the defence demurred to the
Indictment. the Court sustained the de-
murrer and the prisoners were held Tor
another Indictment This was felony
case. the Indictment being framed under
the statute OF attempts for desertins
their infant children and leaving them
helpless and 10 starve.
The Improvements on the courthouse
are nearing completion, and when COM
pleted we will have very handsome
structure and convenient courthouse.
Snow has been falling ali day, but
there is very little remaining on the
ground.
The Yost property south OF Main street
was resold by Commissioners chapman
and Sexton. on yesterday for 81 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
MILLION SHARE
MARKET AGAIN.
The Market Still Strong and Volume
Of Business Continues Large.
LONDON WIS AGAIN A BUYER
Which Encouraged a High Opening.
Realizing On the Advance was
Heavy. but the Demand was
Good aud the Market Broad


INV YORK, Jan lj.-inc slocN mar
was strong aud active az Gay cAlep1
lor Ga realizing movement Mouhu u'iN-
cry hour when prices icctNe' "n4"t q
point in many STOCKS, guy tt""]H .-
close picked up Sharply oN. t"t
was strong with material net gains ii 900
The leading shares The volume OF uue-
iness WAS above the million snare tiNt-
Ert and London nItcr being Seller lot
long time to-day reversed nor p'aitioh
and purchased about 5000 shares. foi~
lowing tho example of Che lnpcrlH BANK
Uf Germany, tne Bank of Eu5ldhu re-
Guccl its rate of discount 4 contlnu-
anrc OF easy money tloHa HC4' M"a
smother fnctur In the confidence SHOWN
to-day. Ine Changers made new hlh J
record prices inf the current NOV 'ii..Ht
auu The average price OF drllFe aNalt 60
WIS also tle highest Iie slions i-D.. -
DON tome encourage q iih" ul.,.,''.f 70
ana IN.ir MH" 20 liItn az u'l, ...' 30 ~ t. w
Nu.Ahs '.otia 'Ftt nt"'' Wy ,,
'''a "eI ''.l ...',9 u, ,,,,,- ~ ti,e
STOCKS mere was tr.f9 H..'- +' i
hNFHNt. nNL inc sl'f PSI Tol- w. ~"
taken ana IN' NIfi Net 'I.'a.'' .'' ~ D"', ''.
creates activity auu sltelslA W"9 aIlo" 81
.y Mammal. il. l.N. llls 5''is ,o,i,... s eu'
SlsaL, -h ...il . ''' ID f-,i,, BE-
ffcItiicl ana N"Il"'l Do "ilU ll'-'
t-. 2 t a., .t,,t mo
l.,a .' ''....,'- ~ o' Inca ~ to az
-'F.IDe l' ti.,t .",,e,ii,r ,,4.
copied as meaning '.Al soiiS i.ihs "t'
NNNtl Nutir lAf a'i'l' l ..'"'-
.'."i". n'I'At" -
underway were ailu 20 tpp,g lo ,lie 'e
on only shail amount %. l..''u..
and thcro was no definite development
one way or inc DINER ih. auFdH'. DID
Manhattan was accompamed py a hloiF
connecting tire name of Jorge outside
interest as likely to part lh the nnancifI-
ing 0f electrical cuuipplng OF the lodh
but the details OF thls were emphatlc as
hitherto. The increase ln the Cndhd "i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
A NEW RAILROAD.
One in Contemplation from Chariottes-
vile to Alhcrene-Na Dog scare.


willie to Abcrene-Mad Dog scare.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January
l9.-Spocial-A public meeting of the ciu-
gems and business men OF Chlr.oilesNill'
and vicinity was held here to-day 90 dis
cuss the feasibility of establishing a. rail-
road from this city to tho village of
Abereue. distance of some twelve
miles south OF this city. After some I'D .-
oussi0n "a committee of seven prominent
gentlemen were appointed to investigate
the matter and tO report to "a supse-
ouent meeting 90 Doe Ac.a in the near
future.
A railroad 20 Alberene is REGARDED by
our hest business men as OF the greatest
importance. and doubtless IL VIII finally
be built.
A dinner was given yesterday az Ar
rowhpad" stock farm by the proprietor
Mr.. samuel b. Woods. The North Car
den Farmers Club and a number OF la
dies and gentlemen from Charlottesville
were among those who participated IN
the "new year 81 spread
The series OF revival meetings which
have been I'm progress at the Bapust
CHURCH since last Sunday under the
preaching OF the Rev. Ashoy Jones or
Richmond. IS growing in interest daily
There are two services dally' whlch are
LARGELY ATTENDED by all denominations
The people of Ecd hin neighborhood
b.v. boen very much excited recently
o,-o. the sppearance of a mad dog among
Them. Several dogs nave died from
bv--opbobia recently which were known
to be bitten by him. also, several hogs
nave died I'm the neishborhood OF dis
ease Am the symptoms of which were
those OF hydrophODia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
THE BIGGEST TOBACCO FACTORY
Freight Cars jump the TracA-n''''"
while Coupling Cars.

WINSTON, y. c., Jan. 9'-speo'"''-
n W Norneet and Company have pur-
chased a ten thousand dollar sue n'l
for the erection Of the biggest toOaSe'
warehouse IN the South ,,,,.,.
Many prominent lawyers from d.ilerent
narts OF the state are here making arsu-
ments before referee Clement Manly a.
20 the validity Of claims against tho
Torth state Improvement COMPANY
which built the Cape Fear and fadkin
valley railroad.
Five freight cars jumped the track by
reason OF the rails spreading on the Nor
folk and Western road near Stoneviie
last night. Considerable damage was
done. but no lives were lost. The track
was repaired SO the train could pass TO-
day.
simon Douthit colored. who has been
working for the Southern railway for
fifteen years. was killed at Elkin last
night while trying 20 couple two cars.
lie stumbled and fell. the car wheel pass
ing over his body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan 19-FLOUR-Nee-
lected owing 90 erratic actions OF wheat,
and closed easy.
RYE FLOD k-Dull.
BUCKWHEAT ILOUR-Neglected at
$3.50.
CKWHEAT-Quiet at 5Gc.
o. CORNMEAI.-Stead yellow western.
S2NS3c.
RYE-Dun. No. .. G5c.
BARLEY Dull: feeding 46ui7c. malt
ine 51W62c. delivered.
BARLEY MALT-Steady. western, 554
Csc
WHEAT-Spot steady: No. . red. son
Soec options opened firm and expert
cuced "a sharp rise. I'm which sentiment
inspired from Wail street played an I'M
poriant part. Later. when reaizing de-
Velopcd prices quickly gave way, ana
closed unsettled az isc. net decline. For
cign news was unsatisfactory and foreign
houses sold wheat while export trade and
cloarances were both moderate. Sales IN
ciuded so. red: March closed az 100
IsNc. May closed al 1Jc.
tORN-SpOt steady. No. 2, 4oH4otgc
Options opened frmer. and Tor a time
Needed the strength in wheat. Suisse
ouently they reacted with fine weather