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court Calendars This Day.

Appellate p.viS:on-SCprene Coar;-Rscem
Supreme CoaTt-Apprila,s Term-No day e.!en.
sagF.n. Gogr,sP al Ier%-Far IIMo,;2n
ga:,s @.',sF. Par: I!Emci.A[ ptyo;Sts,No,.
ss-.. s.7e' $3.50, 5ssi So SIS. SSss.
AZ AZ. Sc S. SIS p: ss s.s! Law s. And
,v12. Par E.-Clelr. Cases from Pa; w
Part vI:-CisIT. Case. from Par, " Par VI. -
Part lI.-C!eAE Preferred cAuSeS-Nos- l0s~7 II IO4
Il:o". il:l". io3Ss, loss. ma, ma. lll4-.
Illtoo. iI:5l. lac , M25". !l3l: liosl. iG5s-,
case untn shei Sos. 1884. ASA. as7-. 5o44
!i;9, 4tI:; .:2i. :t-?. Glaa 54ls; 54e?,
Ios a9 ~ -, s.s So "a "a s 15s2 'p;s
Iv-Cse unnni.h.d. Case. from Part iii,
PARIS Y and VI Adjourned for the term. Part Vii.
SIS ssoI. 80 3a:.' ss4S a:G5 ass rss- S Ss.
ssl? tao4 ai5., ass, SITS, iisoi. i53f. IS,
P4rT IN.-CAse unfinished. Cases from PGrt vii.
Psr; II adjourned FOR N. term Part XH,-Cas-s
slrroSA:-'s Conr-Chan be-.-Fgr probAte-will.
- EIrIA Hu!Es berg. stAnlsy p. HCu.nAA. joseph
schsub. ss!ss a Brl;s Robert Eg9s!;sL. lance Tin.
Murray a, H. n. Ina Tens ). i+~
~. iii .: Fr "iH " W. d-aid So a. T. ~
Clry Ccu--spee1sl Ierm-coa-i opens At 10 A N.
Notion, TIA! ieFn-PaC ! clear No. 400,
1901. 1874, 1871. itSI. S3I2 his. lslc. 1850
1884 s=2s itlo. 1851; slg Part II -Gi;Ar Nos.
W.. 1888. lssL 1897. it2+ 1854 I4Sp 1852 I-s-.
!5.". i5ss. 1872. l!as. ia, l5S5. 1879. l:S-,
- i;ts 70 i7s5 i I4si H. -. ~ ~
Sste, sSoi, sass S54s.
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Thar Vas . moderate advance early in the day on
higher cables and n 'dersts receiTts bit there
les demand Sai nlcs:ot the improvement vas Loot
before tie close.
here though the tvAi;rg vas dull. In London tin
hruke sharply. closing ~ lover At Elto It's. on
the spot and Z "a - Cd .Cr tarurrs Copper thew
was active AMI easier. closing 81 ETS los, on the
spot AID E1S l5s for futures. The CLOSING spot
prices here were: p. iron variants. nominal. .;
1890. Like COPPER easy az l7A tin NJ settled \,
SIsSS s3iA. LEAD unchanged st S0a4 ~. spelter
dGll at i-3 $40. The break abroad was Attn ouied
g cyers REGULATION
NAVAL sroREs-Spirts OF turp-ntine. 529S3-.
Com u0l 10 sOol strained ros!n 81 25SSl 50
Ps1v;SirSs Lard vas easier AZ S:,5S FOR Western
PorE NJ sS1sS. so for Meats were
steady. pek!e1 hams. pa loe: do. shoulders. Sc.
do teil:"s -4sc. lAllnW. 4kc. Dressed hcgs "a Z
tAt. Butter Creamery. Western. extra zee. do.
trs;s. II s2Sc STAT .I;rAs 2tc do nrss. s?3c.
Chetse-S:Aie. full cream. small. eoloreJ. fancy.
I2t.c.: 30. white. l2Gc.. i.rss. colnred. fancy.
l2ac.. O.. white. l?sl2tc. EGgs-s:ate, Pennsyi.
wanna AID Western. ?ul4 s2Nc.
sr5IR-RaT vAs steady q! 5.ltc. for ~ test
ard Sl3.lcc. .cr 50 test Sales 4uO tons - ties,
TO arrive At ;.;Ir Rerned Vas quiet And steal.
CH!l.So. Oct. 2+.-These were to.dsys prices:
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ROYAL Blue TRAINS
Delaware. LaCkaWanna & YleSteIn.

SjAtlru. a. N,vI H. tot o. ba:SIa. Ard C4rs..
Lave p--s 80, Ar-ye v J.
HHar4 rsbsHi"l Ma 3 t,r1
80. .'AU- t'ls.H- hs~esU. A.p ~ % z,
-. pp0. .fU1'.u an ChicA- FTpfe<S =, o. IN
80 ifrl ~--Au;'u. N.lg-~bAr AMI
F'E month EGpTr~s II .u 1 .,
- 'yrr Butsln All JEI,As0 lLni FL : a. lon.
- =" p'-. hu-aI. T. a. bl-A.v - An -. >, an
- =. lrr Ira . I~S eI1o 4; "A E1l
BI-Alu - ~ -.
-S,--I~r' : ration Ma - corrupted = 5.,,r,
TlrEets IEi Pul!rlA A On m ,dayt' NJ atII7 =.
anil ~ r0Atssy a1d = rsTE piA,e
W.-trot:'S ELpres- Company viii call f,r Ard
sEeck bAsSA.s 70 testnAtIon- Dali
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niridtais aud Snttrsst,
elections and 4Hrrtiuas.
wELsRACH CCNNERCIAL COMPANY.
80 wAIL STMEEI WV YORK

OCTOBER l~lH 1892.
Nouee : hgTrty gwen thA' tl- auu's~. .''t.nS u
tH sts = lltFs ~ tie N-sb1rL c. A. Com
pIEy I'll - ENi a; Tie D., 4: r- II I.v ruH.pAuN
NJ. 80 Wa! s.rve:. NsU ln.E -.I... n thurs
dAy. she I"i. Day Z Move mt Jsas' - clock
noon tor tae pGTso,- q .!s I'm: l. directors frr
tne vnsu.u: year. ans Inspectors o.; elect Il t.
Al Ihs usIi ADuuAl Iue-'.n: Ant - the
acton % such other bu-ir's. properly ONE
before Sryl meeting. III transfer rr-E- VI. b.
Clo.ei A. the close q busia'ss o.. Oet g - and
vii reopen on Nov. II. Issg. Ii. Il. WILSON.
. ASSISTANT So ssiAsF.
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II was announced yesterday tina; the Iron
Clippers Union Q; the Greater New York has
b~eG organ Zed with charter from the
American Federation - Labor The iron
clippers will hold meeting % sunday at the
corner - flusNing and Classou avenues.
feature OF this union IS that lts u I'm bers have
absolutely no grievances and say they arr re =
tect.y satisfied with heir wages ami working
hour, buI thought tier might as vel form a
nnloa.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

AATnns n trains cave NV OK. 'e0t "' Shsnn ers
~, - f7l!oss AID ave minutes earLeT from West
2Si a.;
GOO A. M.-ve.;!bule EInress daily toE B.as.
'.oo kLut1E. WaVetlT, ElniTa. BaSllo. Brad
fore s-rEyes BlsAso = ?. N Psrior Car Buffalo
.I.10 p. N.-Nes,Ihu!e Eal.ed-Fas; n AL daily.
-.po S1,ii train for ChirAg l-7Ye. at Cleveland
- \. ". Ch!cAEo : ". sl.ep'rs t, Chicago.
ey-lLnd ard Cincinnati. Dining Car.
-.SlP y. NIB 'Ha.o and Cleveland Ves;ibulei
t.)o Eyu-.ss dNly. ARRIVES BUrAlo - 4. NJ.
Bls':Nrl 20 NJ. JAn.-'o-n A N. YouISs-
town lO.c NJ. Cleveland c.Jp VI. sieeYrr. TO
BGsa! an! Cleveland. CAFE Library CaT.
a.. .. N.-pal'T. solid tra n Tor BlnGhAmton.
~. L ~ NANegly. z mira LA!cAco s.~epsrs 10 Bl..
fslo. ChicASc and Cincinnati. D,p!rg Car.
JICKET>. LuCn NH CARTS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATES " ~ III. lIS -Sl. &ul and
W bT1Adrlr ~ j. very. II" East l2jih 81 and
-H west c5;bs Oh. hers and Wesi -at st frI-
way. B:prklyn. l:2 Rlyers;.. Hotolsa. and Jersey
cry station. New York Transfer Co. calls for ~
che a. baggage from hotel and residence /, dss-
LnAtlnu.
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New LONDON. Conn. Oct. 2+.-Chief Eugi-
nser Shea o: FhilacelThia on the collier BerEs
from Boston n Philadelphia. died at noon OF
AuntAuk while the steamer was speeding 70
tEiS port for medical attendance.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Tn. Avenue of Travel south and sonthwest.
CUBA. MENICO AND CALIfOHSIt.
Trans fruIn SaN InrE. depart from Peunay lESnia
F. station pAl!. 2'd s.. ,ogtAndt and Des
hyos>ss
P6-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt street Is five minutes later than
that gwen below for Twenty-third street
station.
1910 4. M.-FlSTM AII.-Pu'lnsr BGHe; Sleeping
CIrs. SeE o-k - A'!An'A, New orleans SAvan-
usE aud "a ksunNiile Fla D.nLHx car. Washing
tn all y aytauGur:. Tpu-is: aud sleeping car
w4Sh,nct ~sr F-tnc..- 7 ,-siAys 40 d FrliArs
@;I5 =. MY LA.FAiRE So llmsn Draw
ir- Room Sls.y.-: Car. Ne YORK a. Columbia
savannah jacksy ry lie TAMPA sud ArgIs,,
2:55 y. NJ WASHINGTON n CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED. VIA LINIHBy R,i-PElluAa D-auiEg
Rom >lesp:n: Ca, N-U York to RcArCFe. knrI
vile. ths t;snO,Et. New orleans and Memphis
b.L::IS Ar. kAttori and Alfalfa
as y. N.-TASHtNGTbN SOUTHWESTERS
IINlTEn-PUlins1 pCAWlnC Room Sic Ping Cas-.
New No.k 20 Atlanta Ncs u.leiH.. birmingham,
NeTnpEss A.heNIlls In ale Chattanooga and
NA.arllIe. DING Car serve. meals. ~ - York and
NEE YORK OFFICE. al BROADWAY
FRANK =. CANNON J NJ CIIP.
81 Vice Pre- A t,en'l A:g. Tram Mgr.
w A TURN. p, A
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COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. Oct. 2+.-GnAIS Wheat -spo;
was FIRM Sales. 1900 bush. for ex-
port here and at the cuIports. No ! north
ern Duluth. 3 &C. over December : o. b aaoa, :
No hard Duluth. +Ac. over: No. northern
New YORK. 2'.c. over. Futures closed a..
lower with sa'es Of 2,7o0.OUO bush After
Change Decent Der on curb vas 75'rc Prices
- follows:
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Monday Saturdays only. :D,.Iy. sIccp; s.tur.
day. an Sundir.
Harlem Div ision.
9I2 A " and $50 p. VI. DAiy, except Sun AZ 70
Plttsneld: Sundays onlg az . 20 4 81
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trans
TEs'ns illuminated With Irnts = -:
Ticket c N 'es At ll3 2Hi. ti3 and l2l1 BrgAt-,y
IS Union o w. cSs Columbu. Az 81 W lst;A a.
Grand Central Station, lash 81. staten sEi S-ia
NJ Station. New York; S3s and 1875 Full =; ar
los BrvaivAy. z h. BrOoklyn.
Telephone 1850 CcrIlAndi' for New Icrk c. -..l
Cab service. Bazgag, cAeckel from hotel "a.
d-nce Westeott Express Company.
GECRG II DANIELS. General Passenger Ace-;
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Oats -sr. ayrs: m the spot, Sales To-. 90 bush.
Track All unSr,+-i WLiye. aO4SEc: trIcE Ard On.
-rl led mixed 2-hSao. Chicago received Ic2 cIrs
srI eIIe:is 10 .oGorr.E. Corn st-Iiv OF
tho .p5i. SA!es. $500 bnsh for eIpg-t hers
an AZ tle ggTp yiI. No. :. W.. over ht,-rl ~
J. CHICAGO. do. White, Toe. over. Chicago rr--iVei
81 rA-s All expects S4p to-murToW. Futures
.l"Sed -sc 70 e. lower u!ia sales o: SCUJ0 bush.
FE.ceS \. io!.4Ns
Os>-,r-. Hsl4. Lo~-r C!oa,s. Ma,
NJ. . - Ss;s 80 So 81,
hear irregular .tc!iE.rG AE.y on dslppointr.
Artss. allyn: .Gr. on drought rrpprTs and InA.
r-3pis AMI IAsu sA{E!EE SGAIn on by1dGrs,iI
.'L:-rH'-. - s''rGS. lVeTIN 4 showed llii map
AZ q. -.p's for CATS lArGe reach
IL. l,DnF,s,', N-,heis PAls dropped ye-.
tines Tor cheat AID rr-i.Inrs ~ JhnUIsv and
trrg. 5or- IN weather At 'ae West warm
AMI sew -At IAN, S'E- r'plrisi ~ Kansas
rvgorr, NJ !r-eifet from KAnSAs and
oklahoma vLtgr drought AEl high N.pds were
ror ,lAlue 81 n tAcI IN TIE winter rreA; b-lI
generally tie vea;hrr ~ss dry L,y-r4N'! although
- o,i .AEs Az adequate .ssp1uHe - ytstag1'ATs
r.s- her =, - I'D y Ek-r. IN Pans four al.
NIE,ei - ,,ri:Est> 'cr Oc.0tsE. Au;~tru novel
up l--s csn''u. AID Berlin = Az HE high
VTls-> gAL1 mr. u late u 10 believed WILL have
teEteG-g go !Etuce lAELisIs Z the Northwest t.
bod fAck their -heA'. Tia; section hNs Ierhsys
never lee. 50 prosperous ROW. Mr. PeAVJ
sAys ;hA' c,uuITy elevators IN the North
acct holding Their wheat hack for MAJ
csIT3 A-E:eS and hat this WITH the poor
~ .OA4s. ass G-ss for lie small rsScipIs =; lie
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Augusta shipped today i,i2a balss Memphis. Sial:
-. Louis. $40. Cincinntu. Ue:. and Houston.
iI4s5 Por. exports. ~ 5s,s bales New Orleans "a.
vancel 20 points. Futures here declined 10 \
points. but rAlled Ard closed very steady at net
rise OF ! 20 4 points as follous:
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Steamboats,.
Boston and New England Points.

FALL RIVER LiSE. ". SsN s-por. ana F.n
ptrsr-Ltave Pier IL. y. f.. foot Of Warren ct.
days and sund.y,, at 1850 7. ". steamers FRS.
ella ami PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
PRONIDESCE LINE. VIA Ptovidsnoe-Iease
Pier Is, y. r. toot Of Murray ~. weekdays only. ~
5'sp 7. N. Steamers Rhode Island and tilgIim
sTONISGIDS LINE. Wa StoninSton-Iha'e
Per &C. b. fGS: q sRSps Ss sssff,,. spi A.
NORWICH LINE. Via New London-LeAys
Pier 81. y r foot ot Srr!"g At, veek iAys only. a,
$50 NJ STEAMERS CITY OF LOWELL Ani CITY
OF WORCESTER
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New York and Boston ali Rail

y. Y, y. II. 4 II. Y, r ar! Connections
From Gran Genital station.
Leave. n - Dls,
S7u4 A. NJ syuLE1.li Ard Worcester. go P. VI
lo"nA.N New London = Pr v:dslss. 2'J VI.
sl".H2 II 'NeT L. ntua and Providence Z s. P NJ
L. % n Springfield and Worcester, SO ?. VI
LOO 7. y. Ar Line VIA W !:mArur, $3.50 VI.
o. I. ". New I.nri a; 4 Pr d"pee. .:1n P "
- 7 " New L"rGon a. 7. o.. isp,s. o = "
SO 7. N. ~Sur rS-eld ar r'este-. 1000 7. u
% ?. N. New London Gud Providence.
ll:Jr p NJ
l.,-p J NJ. sSprnySe!d 1aI " -.cE'e- : 10 A. "
Si- 90 NJ, New LoLdcu and Prov rd,TiCe.'
,-, sc5 A N
-Rrns dhllr, .Hc!Gi.E: sun 'Ny-
PA State Lml'ei, all IA.ioE GAYS fare s. in.
GLIDING pAr4cr : seat
Return SER ..e same k-l- ACi ~ sane route
sNi.l stop - -oit
Tlrug:h psrinT Al 4 sleeping ar by each ;.AIn
{. /. HENP>TEAp. CISE. Pass Agent.
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FINANCIAL AND connERcT1L
TrEspAY Oct ~

TUESDAY Oct 81
The course Of prices on the Stock Exchange
today was irregular. London was moderate
seller Of stocks because the markets There were
depressed BY unsatisfactory news from the Trans
y.al Local traders as usual followed the lead
OF the foreign Arhiage houses and the resctionary
tendency thus broug hi about induced SINE taking
Of profits on the long side. In consequence the
majority Of the list declined the greater part Of
the day \ hrmcr money market encouraged
professional operators To- attack the market. and
By doing ~ they created moderate short interest
The stocks that yielded the most were Ana
conda Mining. American Tobacco Sugar REIN
ing, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and among the less
active issues American Mailing preferred and
Consolidated Gas on light transactions Owing
IN a rally during the last hour Of business that
WAS caused chiefly by the covering Of shorts,
the ne, loses throughout the remainder of the
nst were unimportant The downward move
ment in Anaconda Mining and in Amslg amaied
Copper in the curb market is in sympathy with
the decided decline in copper stocks in Boston,
which appears 10 be due 10 the lower price for the
product of the mines upon which the securities
referred 10 ore based
The m anipua alton Of nited States Leather COM
mon upon an extensive scale was continued and
succeeded in lifting the price Of that stock 90.
per cent Other stocks that were exceptionally
were Union Pacific issues, particularly the com
mon: Manhattan Railway. Baltimore and Ohio
preferred. Glucose. Sugar Refining. International
Paper common. Pacific Coast common and many
OF theleSs active shares
The volume Of business in both departments
o. the Exchange WAS nearly as large as yester-
day, and the proportion o. commission busi ness
was fully as we'll maintained. Additional ad-
vices from various sections OF the country telling
OF what now seems 70 be almost universal
movement in the direction OF higher freight rates
naturally Influenced buying Of railway stocks
Another interesting item Of news was the Custom
House return OF exports Of merchandise for the
week showing an increase Of over IS 600, 600.
.s compared with the previous week and with
the corresponding week Of last year The closing
WAS In the main steady
New York stock EIchanEs-Salss Oct. -.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS IN 81 COOS
9 Ss -..........,,...'.l OSS
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Court of Appeals Calendar fer To-day.
Died on a steamer HurryiuE to Port.

AIU,SI. Oct ?G.-Crurt q Appeals calendar for
to. morrow Nos. lIe, lal, iSa, itI. l55. 49, i1r,
1F
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

FOR hi WEST
Leave N,WYorE. South Ferry whitsh1ll Te-nri.Al
as foyi = l. b-rty stree. Tine sloEu 10 from
syuth Fs--g. LeA'e Llber'r st-e,i z! .nut-s lAter
'ln.!j rEIce2, irtsv, lsuudaJs
CHI AGO. - ~ A. VI Liberty street only
''.:i +. ~ and ~ - night
PITI>RyEG go Al Liberty street oply
.c.NC.N\A.I ST. icJIs '..s, 4 NJ - - 2. NJ.
~ J. G-glt
WASHINTTuN BALTIMORE - s.. Ij- prer
- AN Diner ~ - r. VI. Diner as
u me- - - "a, L..-I-sl eE-las--" Prl'lus n
Tam. u ns- - l. --- ..s- =, u Ii-sr. /. n I
"I-:lp ..Rt Np&F .lR, i - ? NJ
All ,Tslrs are liln'atuA'c .t;h T.ai'ch Light
ttrncr~s IfS. IL go. 40. ~ EF,aFEay. -
Tn..n : 20 N: ~ = -. -. 31k-4 lI-- M.
-. gAS-a-- oh-eEe t-nli hotel aE resl.sn . lss.
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Atlna!.
THE SUN
Newark, N. j., Branch.

ADVERTISERS NAY LEAVE ORDERS Al
"a BROAD ST. WHERE THE SAME CARS
AxDATTENTloS WILL BE SHOWN As 4;
MAIN OFFICE ~ EXTRA CHARGES
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4ailroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive q, and depart from Grant Ceu'-.l
station, t2d ST. New IUrk. a. follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

ton. ID. d., LII. D.. the distinguished
father Of Mrs. J. r. Lamar. OF this eity.
DR. pcndlcton Is OF good old virginia
stock and was born in lanceyville. Louisa
county Va in lSsS He Mas geiaicd 10
both William l.. Yancey and William ii.
Crawford, Of thls state, ana Was the son
OF Colonel Edmund lcndJetOn. proml-
nent citizen OF the Old Dominion. lie
Was graduated from the universally OF
Virginia. ana went to Bethany College 10
accept the cha OF chemistry and science.
Bethany College was touhcel ~ AteNah-
der Campbell the leader tn the rcfOrmd-
ton which established the Christian
church in the early part ~ mis- century.
Professor IcndictOn married daughter
az Mir Campbell. and undtr the teaching
and influence OF his dist ag isned father
in-iaw. became one Of the tnost prominent
figures 10 the Christian Church. After
serving as professor IN the coNese ior
twenty years he was elected It's president.
which pcs ton he held Tor twenty-five
wears several years ago. OF account OF
advancing years and feeble health Dr.
PendlofOn resigned the active presidency,
but his name was retained as president
emeritus upon the faculty roll. lie spent
the last years OF his lie IN retirement
upon an orange grove In Florida. Several
weeks ago be went % Virginia on a visit
o. relatives and died az Bethany. almost
within The shallow Of the college where
for half "a century he was a prominent
deuro.
Dr Pendief0n was a man OF fine scholar
ship. an able teacher and an earnest and
IMPRESSIVE preacher Mrs. Lamar was
summoned 90 his bedside a week ae0, and
With her mother and other members Of
Tire family was present Wncn ne died
Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlantic Coast Line
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JULY 81, 1896
LEAVE ICHMOND-BfRD-
STREET STATION.

900 A. NJ Daily. arrives Petersburg 0.3l
a. ~, Norfolk - A. NJ. stops
only at petersburg, Nayerly ana
Suffolk. va.
sos a. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg 800
A. NJ, Weldon il.tJ A. NJ, - cue
VILE AIS l.. NJ. Charleston 1l.2O T.
NJ. Savannah $3.50 A. NJ, Jackson
Vile Z 80 a. NJ. Port Tampa V'-p r
NJ. Connects al Wilson WIN -.
A.. arriving GOldsbOr0 3.lO I. n,
Wilmington GAO T.. NJ. at Emporia
for Buffalo Lithia Springs ana an
intermediate points. arriving springs
300 Il. N. Pullman Sleeper New
11:9o 4. N DSiiv except sunday, arrives
Petersburg 1905 p. ~. stops Man
che tcr. DrcWrys Bun, cent? aiid
and Chester ON signal
1888 J.. " Daily. local. arrives Peters
burg 4:lj L. VI. Makes all stops.
$50 j. N. Daily. arrives Petersburg 90
p. ~ Makes local stops r. aud T..
7:3o p NJ Daily arrives Petersburg
500 T. NJ. Connects with y. and
w. for Norfolk and intermediate
points EmporIa 9.1O connects with
A. and ID. for stations between tm-
poua and Lawrence@yi.iesi, Weldon
9.42 j. NJ. Fayetteville % \. u. .
Charleston 6.U2 A. NJ, savannah
500 a. NJ. jacksonville 100 j.. II,
Port Tampa g.tl T.. NJ
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEOR-
A. NJ Augusta s.lV A NJ, Macon
II 4. NJ. Atlanta l215 F. VI. pull
man Sleepers New York 10 VII
mington Charleston. jacksonville,
Aiken, Augusta and Macon
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
HANNA ON THE ISSUES.
He SAYS the Philippine Question Will
he CInsrd in Six Months.

The New York World Of yesterday
o,iotes Senator Mark Hanna, who Is no"
I'm London as follows.
"The Philippine question Will be closed
and done with in six months. me at
tempts that are being made 10 show that
we are cndeavoring 20 suppress merry
and check the development Of the mn
ninos can only be called by one word
rot A treaty Of peace has already Deeh
concluded with the independent islanders
Of tho archiDelago, and the American gov
ernment IS prepared 20 grant 10 the flli-
pinos generally every bit Of sclf-govern-
ment which they are capable az properly
exercising. As their capacity for sell
government increases so viii their power
of local administration
.Tn England our attitude toward the
Filipinos IS properly appreciated o"t
there are very common misooncepuot 3
about il on the Continent ] was mucil
struck on the Continent by the general
lack OF sympathy toward our mission N
the Philippines II e med as though news
OF American disasters would be sadiy
received there. This Is not the case IN
England.
THE great mass Of the sober common
sense people u America viii not DE-
caught by any apparent Willingness OF
Mr.. Bryan to sink for the moment ms
free silver theories I'm the background
Our neople fully understand that VIC
tory for Bryan would De victory LOT
free silver. The fact is Mr.. Bryan and
his managers think they smell breeze
and they are trimming their sails 70
catch every bit Of &C.. ln the West tney
win fight the battle on O. free silver plat
form. I'm the East they VIII PUT free 81
YER I'm the background and push 10 the
front expansion. The men VINO are pre-
parino the Democratic national platform
want 10 catch voters Of an views.
"The adhesion OF Croker 10 Bryan VIII
Of course carry over a certain number
Of votes 10 him Croker IS Of importance
I'm that he Is al the head Of a political
machine and THIS machine votes as It's
chiefs direct. So the adhesi Of the mead
man Of the machine to one side or tho
other inevitably means that more or less
votes 20 with him.
Croker carries Tammany votes, but /
cannot imagine that the adhesion ~ such
"A supporter will do anything 10 strengthen
Mr. Bryan's position or 20 commend him
10 the confidence OF the mass Of the Amer
lean people
."The coming Presidential election Ger
tainly promises 20 he an interesting ana
a hot one. The people Of England arc
shown, more and more interest IN our
poIitical struggles. believe. IL Is the
case that al the last election more was
written and printed i'm the English news
papars concerning our contest than had
been for many years before. This was
but natural. for the result was one that
concerned both nations.