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sTkANGELY ILLUMINATED.
The Weird Effect OF Phosphorescence on n
ship In Brhring Sea.
From n, Washington Er,nino S'ar.

From n, Washington Er,niHo Sdr.
81 have often heard Of the wonderful phospho
resccnce Of Southern seas, remarked u traveller
from the North, land | have seen somc pretty
fair samples OF II in the Atlantic between New
York and English ports, hut did not know IL
prevailed 10 any extent in Northern waters until
during the past summer,
IN August last was on board the revenue
cutter McCullnch. in the liehring Sea, about 90
north latitude, bound north, when one mig hl about
10 o'clock | happened To go ON deck and | was
almost frightened 10y the sight Of the sea. The
wind was Glowing sharp onuugh 10 raise the white
from its depths by million are lights throwing
their white rays upward ana under the flying
foam. The h9lloTs q the waves were darn,
as II il we're filled with light From the sides II
III" ship great rolls OF broken white light Eel away
and she left broad pathway Of slvery foam
as far back as the eye could reach,
"But about this hour was the most striking
display Here II was as II the shin were plOusNing
through the sea OF viii t. light, and as the water
piles Of light upon the dark surface beyond ana
was driven far down below. lighting the depths
as II all the electricity of the ocean shooting
It's Sparkles through the waves and turning, IL,
self into innumcrablc incandcscrnts that flashed
II second and then shut ont forever | stood
ON the iorcCastlc deck looking down into the bril-
liant white turmoil 81 the waters until began
To feel GS II We were Ai'Oat upOn some silver sen.
and really uncanny feeling took possession
Ol me, The white ship was lighted by the phos
phorescencc Of the waters SO that as high up as
the deck there was pale weird white that made
one feet as II the Flying Dutchmcn were abroad
upon the seas and had passed by US The maSts
lowered in ashy gray above the decks, and every
rope and line stood out distinctly in the light
but cast no shadows Ii was all rs ghosuy az Il
we had gone up against the real thing, and il
was positive relief 10 get back into the ward
room. where there was something more human
don know how long II lasted hut when went
20 bed at II o'clock could still see the silver shin
ing through tho air port in my stAteroom
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CHATTER NIX.

'ho lovely, sumln,r-likc evening. some Ave
1"'ks a,"r IN long. hcavuG surges the deep
e'u" waves - tho paciHc cams laziiy rolling
,'"''it Tho pum- hOrdcrcd beach at waikiki.
'u'NHng INTO -nowy fonm on tho pebbly
s""h ''oad. softly his,iaE. swept like nsecy
naIt' up'ho slrIc 81 wet. hare beaten sand.
'''N lf"H"' "ip.nE aud whirling about tho
e'o"' H"Irpri, Of the broad lanai OF one OF the
many 'u'u11uS homes that dot tho curvinS
n.nn'n' no hay tn tho east Of Honolulu Dmly
81 in.I lh IA" iliry. moonlight, the
r,"''NF w'uu'rins Of the WnianaI range
80, "W N.pN The western horizon. East
Iau lI' ,h1i", bold volcanic uphrRvnl Of
,m, '' Ii"f! -."umel Ia holl relief reflect
~ me -'N"r rays. Hero and there through
."''t" -H'i" ~" ~uft-coOrrd fires II Chi
,. h'N-, ana farther away, along the con-
-, ~ r",H s'an' electric light twink clfike
~ all h" riding lights" OF the few trans
iHlnm' Wu,hli, swinging n anchor
a., ,uII Il''I" grove Of p'lnS close to the low
'nwt can" The splt tinkle II guitar. and
fn.I 'h"b a. burst Ot joyous song. while
"",."I ~" 'l'rnn! N.:roOf ~ the broad portlco
,',,HlN W. 'N' WIrWur Of voices. the occasional
crn," musical laughter. the floating na2e uf
.lr',,',' r.n""", rod whore Il party OF wor-
nu'i."rS Wrr" gathered rejoicing In tho love-
~ .'N nature ana the night
c., va, a I'-Vnilrh party. too. and in the wei
a n;t Oh lbn.r wtusumr hos 'css. in the soft.
81 'ulf lNlu"uc" ~ that summer CLINE. and
w. 'EI IA. healing tonic of tho long sea yOy-
g. ,,.rN 'hil hnI been Slddsncd by deen
i",N',l hlt few weeks gone smiled gladnesH
,..Ii"LI another now. A tail. gray -haired man
''"e" III an easy longing chair. his eyes
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ru,pTrR XVIII, CONTINUED.


r.,-, ,r1. lay until this. here on the banks
,t,bc .wn.ruru NJ rasig. they had not met at
an, o. -prrrcd To- GRAY as though ARM
,,,,cc lal aged year Thers ~ns a lump in
hs,trl1,a,h went ,'ra'cht up to tho Colonel.
g.. fn, p,rs never njnchiug. though thev
.,...,I ?, rT. ull hravrlv tpnkn. Colonel
,-,ovr.rr Law" an explanation that I owe
20, Val vouglve mo few minutes on the
,r.-t,.r'r GRAY" was the calm reply: and
tba y5urEstn- r the way.
Ivssarr.k Ken story. 1t told Of his despera-
,,nani ma ~ through CpnEpr's persecution.
ofl.. sever, ness. then o'tho utter weakness
authorization then her coming. and with her.
comfort, clr.. reinsurance. gradual return to
b.a,;h, anil with that gradual surrender to
ri. gursa's 'a.rina'ions. Then her demand
ur,, him her r'"a. her 0unl ins-tenre that H.
should move his gratitude ard devotion by
c,.'iEE for her those dangerous lett"rs. and his
yaasre.s 10 .e'tu: her believe he could and
would 10 60 That was the situation when
thay wen on T. Manila anil Armstrong knew
thu rt.t-Snaw thl' hu' for his timely aid she
nigh have - umpha over his repentance: but
L-r,.'-aE: Ma come. hal vanluishel her and
r,or Ga'rohc's at " shes wer" observed. The
.l,v'u' packet non'7t.'nS the three letters that
were mos |Nl V'd't Nds P.h''' III MS uncIc =
tramh,. Ia. han
,,i,.. 10, 90 i,-,,L,. ,,,u ~ tbs, az r.tor,,
erusha her o. ask" b'ilY. when the colonel
hal orce more extended mis- hand.
rrEa oy,l.r..s ~ E.-rwn ,n-gary her own
=. - -, =, -
gu.'' 81 u Armstrong ETf'N' 'ho was inc
or!cr she wrote ia exec lent imitation Of her
husbands hart ant Signature. authorizing
tn-'hahEhE ~ E'Nf' arrangements on inc
wharf The evening stewart sailed. The other
,sartta IL, r.rrN AIS, rurn,rtinp ~ ron.
,, i,',', ~, - W. - .''
nom NM u're,'INg OH h''h' you Der
the Generals lr.sh Orlsrly-tO search for q
parka, Of ler-a-stnat nti come hy mail and
u, 49,, ,.,.-,i'- -. IN. -. -
ih",' "s ." ''' "s"' a. '''.' '.'""' aoVut ms
desk Or oYsr'nt. IN. u h-.ns them NJ once To-
room number s1.aud.s1 A. tina paIarn a,
-, ,,.,h,. .t. -, 49,. ,...s,.,
eo'''' EN''n'' ~ " nor 'irr'-oh was
there when hs hrrv".' win them but she was
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where She Drew the Line.
From Tit. Bits.

From Tit Bits.
Mrs Fashion-Tve picked out a husband
for YOU. daughter.
Miss Fashion-Very well: but want to say,
mother when II comes to buying tho wedding
dress. I'm going to select the material myself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
DEATHS.

BECKMAN.-Dled. on Monday August p.
1899. az 6.89 A. ~, az the residence Of
Mr.. Jos. H. Middendorf. Chesterfield
county. Va, KATE COMBER, beloved
wife of the late JOS. II. Beckman.
Funeral from ST. Mary's Catholic
church az 9 a. NJ. AUGUST %, 1899.
Baltimore and Washington papers
please copy.
DALY.-Died Sunday August 20. 1892
J. j. DAILY, I'm the 56tH - ar or his age;
a native Of the County Roscomm0n,
Ireland.
The funeral viii take place from ST.
Patrlcks church TUESDAY, AUGUST
ed, at 10 A. NJ, with a requiem High
Mass. Friends and acquaintance are
invited % attend.
TRAYLOR.-Died. an sos east Marshall
street. at 1905 4. NJ. Tuesday. August
- 1880. VIRGINIA. infant daughter of
Robert Lee and Annie Gaven Traylor,
aged seven months and five days
WALL-Died. al Lee Camp Soldiers
Home August n. 1899. Veteran i. O..
WALL. major q. $. army. of Prince
Edward county. Va; aged seventy-three
years
Funeral from the Home chapel To
DAY Tuesday at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, Rev
j. Calvin Stewart officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

LANDMARK. VA. Aug Special. -
The Democratic vlters of this precinct In
Fauquicr county to-day elected John ID.
Garrett and ~. S. Harrison delegate and
alternate % the convention at Warren
tom ON september 5,h. which viii nominate
candidate for the House of Delegates
from Fauquier county. and Thomas B.
Rector and j.. S. Gains delegate ANA AZ
t0rnate 90 the joint convention in Middle
burg. L0ud0un county to name a holtcr
candidate for the two counties.
Resolutions We're adopted endorsing
Governor Tyler ana lustuct.ng the dele
gates 90 uso an their influence in behalf
OF his cause.
The meeting which was the largest ever
held at This precinct was conspicuous Tor
The unau.mity OF tho voters in favor ~
tho election OF Governor Tyler FOR the
United States Senate. Notwithstanding the
fact that money and Offices were offered
as an inducement 20 influence some voters
for Martin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
SnsscN for NInrfin.

WAVERLY, va. August Especial
The best attended meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis ~ Waverly district held On the last
ten years assembled in the Council Cham
bcr this afternoon and elected the fol
lowing delegates TO the Stony Creek Com
veuti0n. H. Fleetwood. George r.. Burt
j. r. Lilly and Eugene johnson. The
following were elected aiternltes. Dr Jno.
T. May Hon. @. S. Parsons, j.. C. Bcalo
and j. A. Thorpe.
Resolutions were passed. without dis
senting vote. endorsing fhe course OF
Senator Martin in the United States SEN
ate and fayOr.ng bis reelection.
Tho delegates were unanimously in-
structed % support Mr.. Alexander Klno
rs the Democratic nominee for the House
of Delegates from Grcensyiilc and Sus-
sex counties ON the convention 90 be
held nc Stony creek 0n the 2ith inst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
The HALIFAX CONVENTION.
Candidates for House Named and In
structcd for Martin.


HOUSTON. VA. August u spocial 49,
Tho largest and most enthusiastic Demo.
cratic convention ever held i'm Halifax
county assembled here today Hon. John
Il. Edmunds was elected chairman and
Senator William p. Rarksd,le secretary.
James T. Iacv of s,,,t,',.,r.- 49,, 49,.
j. Tucker, OF Midway were nominated
for the House of Delegates and both
pledged themselves 10 supporf Hon Thos
$. Martin FOR the United sf,tes senate
Every precinct was renr,eanted and
the fun dc.eg3toion of sixfv.two was
present. They stood. Martin. 81. TYLER. 10.
BARkSDALE ACCEPTS
After the adoption OK the following reeo-
luti0ns State-S.nltor William p Rorks-
dale made am eloquent ar.I graceful
speech. in which no accepted the result
and declared % his purpose bencef5rth TO
use am HONORABLE. efforts to secure the re-
election of Hon. Thomas : ef,~tf,
The following ~r.ol,,t-,, ,,,, ,,,.s,l.
The Democrats or rraiir,v q, co,yo,
ton assembled r.,eirr, .boi,. do,.o,,on.
90 the PRINCIPLES os tb. Do,,-or,ti. r,..rt,,
ana declare .ha.- continued oueoi,nce ~
the principles announced nv tbs l,et stafo
ana national c1nva-fiors
I've favor nm amond,,or4 % .ho co,.
stiud0n of Tho United st,tos nrovi5in,-
for the election OF United sfa+oe senators
by the direct vote of Tho naonlo and until
such amendment is made some other
method by which the vofco Of fhe noople
may Dee heard ln Che election off thoir seno-
tors.
3-Repoeirr tho ufn1es. confidence IN Abe
ability. integrity and fidelity ~ tbo ua.
Thomas $ Martin and balioyin- tbat his
public and private record shows an UNI
falterlng devotion 20 Democr ~ prncl-
pies and to rho best interests OF the peo-
pie of Virginia of 40 classes and condi-
tons we hereby endorse his c.urse in
the Senate 0i tho Uauad states and
pledge and instruct the two candidates
f1r Tho House 81 Delegates 10 be nomi-
mated hy shs convention % vote for tho
reelection OF Che Hon. Thomas S. Mar
tin for the Cnito1 States Senate.
BARKsDALH ENDORSED
I've hereby endorse the course Of tho
Hon. W. =. Blrlsiale in the Senate OF
virginia ana congratulate fAe people OF
Halifax that at his first session their
senator ne.i.l' i''"5 ieiiioe. 'l l.lo'
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2f.-FLOUR-
Steady and unchanged
WHEAI-Weak and lower: spot and
month, llMn1lhc.; September, 72ik0
Use october l38l1ic. December. 764c.
asked. Southern wheat by sample. CSC
72Ac.
CORN-Firm; mixed, spot and month.
30AN35lsc.; September and October 33HT
@5i2c.: November or December. new or
Old 3Sn33hc; January, 33Q33kc. South
crn white corn. 4ON4lc.
OATS-Iirmer; No. white 231lG2Tc.;
new. PC.
RYE-Easicr; No nearby. 52c.
gTTGAR-Strong. coarse and fine pranu
lated. 3%c.
CHEEsE-s Steady at 10Ng1OAc; me
dium. 1Oltc.
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged: fancy
creamery, 2lu22c; fancy imitation, Ia
lSc fancy ladle 13MlSc
EGCS-Firm and unchanged; fresh. AZ
G1Jc. per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
CUMBERLAND POLITICS.
Delegates Instructed for Martin But
tho People Favor Tyler.

tho People Favor Tyler
SrrNNYSTDE VA. Aug. 19-SDec'ol-
The School Board Of Madison District
met to-day and appointed all of The old
teachers for the next session. namely
O. ID. Digs. William VI. Carson. llen-
drlck Wo0Is0n. Miss Womack Miss
Woodruff Miss Carson. Miss Poca Cole
man. Miss G0dsoy. Miss Sllllo Gmnett
and Miss Jean Phillips.
AZ the same time and placo-a primary
was held. and elected delegates Cd Buck
ineham Courthouse 10 nominate a man
for tho House of Delegates. Three wcfe
elected with instructions TO vote for Hon..
j.. W. HUBBARD who is n Martin man.
Two DELEGATES We're elected % the sen4-
torial convention at Amelia Courthouse.
with instructions 20 vote for n Martin
man. so Cumberland goes for Martin
both IN the House ana Senate. but the
people arc largely in favor Of Governor
Tyler.
Tho young ladies' and gentlemen around
suunyside have been working for some
timo-making preparations FOR an cntor-
talnment which VIII take place at Grove
church on the night OF the 23d, which
promises 20 be "a nice affair
We have had fine rains and crops Of
corn and tobacco much improved.
The Hon. John Lamb win deliver tho
annual address To the surviving members
OF the Cumberland Troop at their reunion
next Thursday. the 2ith, no Cumberland
Courthouse The old troopers look for
ward 70 these reunions with n great deal
OF pleasure. although our number IS less
every time we moot-some one has
answered the last roli-cal.
p,barIanI poIfsfce
CUMBERLAND c. IT, VA, Aug. d.
SPECIALIZATION District. last I'm coun-
ty. elected delegates to-day. and instructed
them for j. w. Hubbard for House.
Resolutions endorsing Senator Martin
passed. Cumberland solid for Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
J. ]. OWEN NOMINATED.
Named by Acclamation for tho Eouse
Instructed for TYLER.

FARlIVILLE VA, Aug 2l.-Spccial-
Tho Prince Edward County Legislative
Convention was held here to-day In the
County Courthouse.
Mr.. John j. Owen was nominated by ac-
clamation as the Democratic candidate
for the Legislature
A motion that delegates be instructed
for Tyler was defeated by q vote OF u
20 ..
A resolution instructing delegates for
Martin was adopted by - % 2. when on
motion Of Delegated Redd the vote was
made unanimous
Speeches We're then made by Messrs.
John J. owen and Judge 4. ID. Watkins.
both stating that they were favorable %
Martin.
Judge Watkins made n fine speech IN
which he cOmplmented both Martin and
Tyler and stated that both We're good
men. worthy Of election 20 the Senate, yet
he, not believing the charges that had
been brought against Martin would sup
port him unless instructed otherwise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 90 IS:

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 20, 1899.
ARRIVED
Barge Lone Star, Boston.
Barge Monarch. Boston.
Steamer Lady Armstrong, New Orleans
SAILED.
Steamer City Of Birmingham, Savannah.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 81, 1859
ARRIVED.
Schooner Acton, Norfolk
Schooner Gale Washington.
Bark j. w Elwell. Baltimore.
Barge Antelope. Boston.
Barge Lchtenfels Bros, Boston.
Barge City OF Montreal, Boston.
Steamer Thorntondale Port Tampa.
Steamer AlbanO. Hamburg.
Steamer Wihslmina. New Orleans
Steamer Tiv!dtedale Rotterdam.
Steamer s j. Murphy. Providence.
Barge Ringleader Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Tenby. Rotterdam.
Steamer MassapeQua. Rotterdam.
Steamer st. Leonards. Norfolk.
Steamer Lady Armstrong, Rotterdam.
Steamer ThOrntOndale. WelsingbOrg
Steamer Wilhelmina. London.
Barge Ocean Belle, New York.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 81, 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville Boyd, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvile. Boyd. Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
nr. IIcnrr WYsor Nan.


JACKSONVILLE FLA, Aug. IA
Hampton FTa) dispatch to the Times
Union and Citizen says that Town Mar
shall Richardson shot and killed n. u.
Roberts. a prominent farmer in selfde-
fence at Lake Butler to-day Roberts
friends swear revenge, and guards are
now protecting Richardson. The affair
was the result OF the killing OF Deputy
Marshal Kite by the Richardson brothers
on Saturday night. Sheriff Denmark Is
on the scene trying 10 restore peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
WILSON LADY DEAD.
Mrs. Moses r. Moyo Buried Yesterday.
Inrre Tnhnccn Sales.

WILSON. y. c.. August 2l-special.-
Mrs Moses IT, Moye. who died Sunday
morning. was buried this afternoon. She
had been sick only Few days. Her
death was quite "a shock 90 her many
friends. as it was wholly unexpected.
This has been a banner day with me
tobacco trade. one hundred and City
thousand pounds was sold The Ameri-
can Tobacco Company bought on one
door twenty-five thousand pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Rescued Sailors.

RIO JANEIRO. Aug. 2l.-The United
States cruiser Montgomery arrived here
last night from Montevideo, reports hay
ing rescued all the crew OF the
British steamer Nettleton, Captain Vigers
from Norfolk. July 9th, for RIO Janeiro.
which went aground twenty miles east
Of here
The vessels forepeak and forehold are
full OF water. but the second hold and
the after hold are tight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August d.
Specialist "a fuu meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Executive COMMITTEES Tonight Il
was decided 20 have "a mass meeting n
the Democrats of the town tomorrow
night TO select delegates 20 nominate \
candidate for the Legislature 20 repre-
sent Fredericksburg and spotsy'yania
county. The city is about evenly DE-
vided I'm the Tyler Martin senatorial light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
INSTRUCTED FOR TYLER.
Southampton Democrats Elect Dele
gates to SUFFOLK Convention.

SUFFOLK, VA. August M-Spoclal.--
Southampton Democrats met to-day at
CORTLAND I'm mass meeting and noml-
mated thirty Stands delegates 90 tho scna-
torial convention IN Suffolk. August 2ith.
Hon John G.. Parker was permanent
chairman. and T.. T.. Story secretary
a resolution was adopted iustructlng
the delegates 20 vote for a Tyler man
and OBJ Vote 90 instruct him for Tylcr.
A resolution was adopted requiring dele
gates Co vote as a unit.
A resolution instructng the delegates
10 vote for William Stands was adopted.
Tho delegates present az the suffolk
convention ,Tc authorized 10 cast the
entire vote OF the county.
a motion 90 allow william Stands 20
name the delegates was opposed strongly.
IL was Withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
A MOTHER IN TROUBLE.
Indications That Florence Butner, Of
Near Winston, Killed Her Child.


WINSTON, y. c., August Special
The smallpox scare here IS over. The
guards and suspects who have been I'm
quarantine for a month were discharged
to-day.
Florence Butncr. tho white girl who
admitted n few days ago that she was the
mother Of n child. the bones of which
were found after the flesh had been eaten
off by dogs and buzzards, was given a
preliminary trial to-day. after which She
was committed TO Jail without being
given an opportunity 20 give BAIL The
evidence against her is damaging and
indicates she killed the child.
Tho remains Of NJ. Levi. n Hebrew mor-
chant who died here yesterday We're
sent to Danviue. Va. to-day for inter
ment. Tie landed in New York from
Poland when fifteen years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
THE ISLE OF WIGHT VOTE.
AntiTyler Men Pleased at the Result
TYLER Mon Did Not Vote.

SUFFOLK. VA. August 2l.-Special.-
An Isle OF Wight canvassing board met
to-day and counted the votes cast In Sat
urday's primary. Boykin. for the Senate.
received $50. and Jones. for the House
769 The ant-Tyler people regard tho vote
as very hattering considering the rain.
Stands and Bradshaw, claiming 10 have
won at a mass meeting two weeks ago,
ignored the primary and refused TO have
their names on the official ballots.
Southampton vote 1T Saturdays prt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

TAPPAHANNOCK. VA. Aug. 2.-spe-
cial.-Deleeates from Essex and Middle
sex met here to-day in the CITY Han 10
nominate a candidate for the Legislature.
Patrick G. Waring was nominated and
instructed 70 vote for Tyler FOR the Sen
ate. The convention was large and en-
thuslastlc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
All for Stands.

CORTLAND. VA, August H-Spe-
cial.-The Convention to-day appoints
thirty Stands delegates 10 Senatorial Con-
ventlon % meet In Suffolk 2ith instant.
Instructions to vote on all questions as
an unit Stands Is undoubtedly for Ty.
Ter. uza.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Attnckch olrmnla,s Sailors.

LONDON, Aug. PA special dispatch
received here from Leghorn to-day says
that five men have been arrested here on
Cle charge of attacking and wounding
some sailors who had como ashore from
the United States cruiser olympia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

Cash quotations We're as ioiioWs; Flour
steady. no. g spring wheat. GJ0llc.. 40.
red 7ic. 40. corn e; 30. yellow
22c: 80. white 234N2B O.; No. white.
2l%023izc. No. rye. 53A, njlc 40. .
barley 3f043c no. ] naXseed. new
S1OG. Prime timothy Seed $3.50. Mess
pork. per barrel s7.40uS2j Lard. per
100 pounds. S51O0522ia Short rib sides
0oosel. Sf9n0j2O, dry sailed shoulders
(boXcO, Sl.62h05.7J, short clear sides
(boxeD. Sj5O45.GD Whisky. distiIlers'
finished goods. per gallon. Sl26 Butter
nrm. creamery 17020c: dairy. 13ql-c.
Cheese firm at 9l2gl0c. Egss firm; fresh.
12iLc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. Aug. II. 1899.
stoncwaU. sh0ckoe. Crcnshaws. Sea-
warehouses; to-day received 90 and deliv-
erred 81 hOCshead5.
Inspections to-day: Bright. . hoesheads:
dark lgf F0geheads. hcinspectiOns-
Friebt 16 hOgsheads. dark, . hogsheads
Internal revenue receipts:
Tobacco ........ ...-.. ....s... .$t,ND 30
Cigars ........ ....-. ......s....- 81 -
Total ....... .................Ss.2 POI 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

done IN the aggregate. Brown cottons
very arm bids turned down in some quar-
fers Bieached IN fully average request.
with prices hrm.. Print cloths Inactive for
advancing W0ollcn and w0rsted dress
goods ou.ct with prices generally steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
CnTCAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug 2l.-This was q day
Of liquidation and short selling in wheat
Improvement in domestic crop conditions,
large Russian shipments and poor cash
demand made the wc4ker-knecl longs uu-
load in considerable quantities. Corn
dropped Hn1.c. for September on ihe inn
proved CROP conditions Deferred future
were not SO weak. oats declined Vs.. and
provisions 2isN12izc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

MARION. VA. August 2i-spcclal.-
Smyth county elected delegates to-day
favorable % Tyler. Dr. j. ID buchanan
announced himself for Legislature. and
the delegates named to-day practically
insure his nomination. lie IS Tyler
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
ON MAIN FLOOR.

Thin Wash Goods. l5c. stuff az SIC:
12zc. stuff no 3bc.
White Goods, Toe. stuff ~ SIC: i2kc.
STUFF 40 SIC. 2jc. stuff az lie.
Black silk Crepon, $50 stuff az sI.65.