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PENNSYLVANIA
BRIBERY CHARGES.
The Committee Investigating the
Legislative Scandal
Hands in a Majority and Minority Report to
the House Of Representatives.

The Former Recommends That Le-
gal Action be Taken Against
Nine Persons Named in the Re-
port for Bribery in Connection
With the Senatorial Contest and
the McCarrol1 Jury Bill.
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Ex-Congressman Hilborn,

WASHINGTON. April 17.-Ex-R Repre-
sentative Hilborn of California was re-
ported tonight slightly improved
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Knights TempIar
Decorations
Flags, Bunting, etc.
Spring
Underwear.

FOR MEN-The light weights
are here-every worthy kind Of
underwear for mans Summer
comfort. We've looked well to
the wants OF the slim and the
stout people, as well as the me-
dunn, and underwear is here to
MT both your anatomical proper
tions and that of your pocket
book.
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wATERHOUsE & LESTER.

WAGON AND CARRIAGE. MATER
Rails Hardware, Lumber, Iron, Steel -
coal Horseshoers and Blacksmsthss SUP
plies. 709. I'll. 713. 715 street. Sacramento
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NOTICE.

Rebate on Personal Property Tax
Of 1893 collected by the Assessor is
now due and payable at the County
Treasurer's Office.
A. s. GREENLAW,
County Treasurer.
Sacrmeanto. JAM S. 1872.
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imposing of silk beauty has been yours choose
from here since Springs earliest arrivals salued you. That
array Augmented tor this weeks selling by the handsomest lot
OF plain taea silk waists embracing the choicest shades from the
color card have procure sell
crate They're made and tucked similar the illustration,
and in vauewe youve to and part with $780,
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 2l-FLOUR-
Steady and unchanged.
WIEAI-strous and higher; spot and
month"; 1vian103sc.; December. iO1l Hilc.;
May. e>c. asked. Southern wheat. by sam
pile. D.0Iii-c.
COHN- Strong and higher. mixed. spot
ana month"; $50 .V&t &C.. December 80 "a
ag e.. November and December. new or
olu aSi .i-'tc., January 3oajslsc.; Feb
rrlry. SrQ.si 4c. Southern white corn,
34 .0alc.
KIE-DuIl. SO. nearby JIHJJc.
SIGAR-Stcady and unchanged.
T+f.>l.--.-. eIly and ulhduged.
BCTTIR-Firm and unchanged.
EgGS-Wclk and unchanged.
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SAWMILL BURN ED.
A Postum Hunter Terribly Burned
While AsIcep.

EAPORIA. VA. NOV. 2l.-Special.-In-
tellgence has just reached here Of the
burning Of the saw-mil OF Mr. Bigstock.
about eight miles from Emporia. The
loss $1,000. with no insurance.
A party Of young men from North En-
poria went p0ssum hunting Saturday
night: among them Mr. Edward Powell.
Getting much chilled. they kindled a fire.
and Mr.. Powell went 10 sleep. When his
companions left for home he refused 10
90. In the early morning Sunday ne came
home horribly burned IL Is supposed he
rolled in the fire while asleep. Most Of
his clothing was burned off him. The
attending physician thinks his chance for
recovery very poor
The little son Of Mr.. Ford Jean, Of
Greensville county. was taken this morn
ing with a yellow chill, and is very ILL.,
Mr.. Jean has but very lately recovered
from an attack Of this usually fatal
malady.
Cards announcing the marriage Of Miss
Annie Wyche NewsOm. Of Emporia. 70
Mr.. Charles b. Wick. Of Margarettsville,
y. G.. on the 9Th Of December. are out.
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that he was wanted AT the police sta
ton. but he didn't have time To call by.
tie left town before the police could To-
cate him.
Judge Migrants court was opened yes.
terday morning for the transaction OF
cicil matters. but most Of the lawyers
being out Of town attending Circuit Court.
little or no business came up.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Jarnett Digger, OF Warrenton y.
C., and Miss Gertrude Jarrett Of SUSSEX
county are visiting Mrs. l.. w. Cheat
ham OF Marks addition.
Miss Lizzie Clark Is quite III az her
home on McDonough street.
Rev W w. Sisk was the guest o.
NJ W. J. Morrissette yesterday. He LEI,
last night for his home I'm Waverley.
Mr.. Perdue's bicycle was recovered by
the Richmond police Monday.
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WASHINGTON. d. G., Nov. A.-Rela-
tive to the allegations that have been
made OF late by officers Of the Kansas
Volunteers against Colonel Metcalf. on
the ground OF cruelty. it is said at the
War Department that the regiment and
all the officers concerned having been
mustered out from the United States
service. the government can take no
cognizance OF the matter.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. NOV. 81, 1899.
Private sales reported to-day were:
Dark Jugs hOgshcad..
Inspections Tor to-day We're: Bright. -
hoesneads. dark 30 h0ssheads and IS
tilrCes.
The warehouses report to-day: Receipts,
- ha--he1ds. deliveries. 81 hogsheads
Crenshaw's Warehouse reports sales Of
S.7G5 pounds. highest price. Nl.iO
Sh0ckoe Warehouse reports sales ass
liem Stonewau Warehouse reports small
sales bv sample of dark loose and bright
The internal revenue collections OF to-
DAY were:
Tobacco ..... ...............Sf,2O J 40
CHARS ........ ............... $50 30
Total ........ .>AoO 20
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SMITH. Died. at 1922 Tuesday morn,
ing. November n. 1879. AT ll0i3 IVES:
Jackson street. WILLIAM u. SMITH.
and Burton ID. smith. In the sixty-fftb
year OF his age.
Funeral THURSDAY MORNING. al
III o'clock. at Ebcnezer Baptist church.
BERRY Died. Tuesday. November 2ist.
100 A. NJ. l.. ~ BERRY. formerly of
Farmville. Va.
Remains will he Inferred IN lakewood
on WEDNESDAY. I'D instant. 1871
A. N.
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- YnRIl rRoDrcE alARlET-

N-flv work.. Nov. 2f.-FLOTR-Gcner-
ak, drm am GOOD demand 0r winter
wheat goods and lDW-erale spring. Prices
upward tendency. winter patents, $3.50.
~.
ET-cKNUEAT FLCTH-Steady at - %
9I -. WHEAT ouiet NJ clacsc.
~ u d w., ,.oyy western soc
pS-It Strsdr. so = o.ac.: state re,
zoo
"'0' t,r ,.,,- o,.,t... r...r.... fur
ottti.f,y EfAfi-Dull
t.-tte->It u, , t,.... S., CD rcd -eG.r
r. VI - ,...I s-,,, I'D I,ncllrged prices
'i'''''', 49,. % g-r,.r or better cables
~ a' , .- Emf turneJ easier under
li0ljdaton following Chicago. Later
i,',.e. Inc rrar.fct rallied Sharply with
,,, o,5 ar runorad asuort orders. Cow
lYii'' 1 i,i' sncIt. Ms I'm active feature
Siosea i.I-' az -3.i,. December closed at
.i9s
CoHN-spot hrm \ o 4 Mo Mo. no. i-r
open-" IT'LL az ,.',...5 I.liic. on cover
t'N anu 49,. ~ Net weather and
.iis lD.'o W. 'i i,r1i export orders. Closed
h ,5 az ,d 4el ao 1scembe IT. closed at Soc
OA S-Hi ...,,. l.. i.,- mo- btis.r.c.s.
"1i't.i.'t-'' eti@I,
Gf-r 4TS-Ouiet. picked bellies.
,e 49, -. III -houId.rs $3.50. do hams.
49,. '''''
|Ip, t-ir-,er. western steamed. $50.
- ,,,,iat
i'T '''isq Grief
pl5rpol nj. af-Firm
pOeiI steady.
lds,1,--i5,-1,f,>-Tr,ci,-O al Jftc
pfCtt cfeadv
ENT.roc- srtlgD OLIVES somewhat
.t...I lnt nj. offariue- continued light.
lc1 CO., i, vyero advanced Co 2gc for
dshlns L,,r,,,e~ Yellow sUot Meal was
"a ii'g 80 and higher. prime crude. bar
els 5-ia(,1ic.. prime summer yellow.
asi1I,.5,.- Off summer yellow 2Sc.: butter
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THE TIMES: RICHMOND WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER % 1899

Va. Caro-. Chem. pfd. LOO 11fis 1lo'4
Na.-Caro Chem. com. $50. pp -, I"
Cont'l Tob. pfd. y. c.....lpp PIE -.
Cont'l lob. com. ..lVp ia 80
Onotaii ions are FOR bonds maturing In
not less Cham ten years
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Rark Fabio a Total Wreck

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. Nov 1.-THE
Italian bark Fabio. Captain Belgiano
from Naples. September 18th, for PEN
sacola. Fla. was caught In storm and
damaged while trying To make this port
She struck on the Palisades Saturday. and
Is now a total wreck.
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Jan. ...... $50 80 047is 952i2
MAY ...... 9.62is a6Ils 962ig go
LARD-1OO lhs
Jan. ...... 80 J.lJ DO Dig
May ...... 1.3Zie J..1i1 JZf2 J.3212
SHORT RlBS-lOO lbs
Jan. ...... iHj 800 40 4gi2
Alav ...... 80 SD DO 5.12iA
Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
steady 40. spring wheat C3uG5c.; No.
red Ca .oGyc. SO. corn. @5c.; No. ,
yellow corn, 3}u33zc No. = oats. 23iic.;
$50. white. -8c.; so. 3 white. 2jhQac.
40. rye. Jpsc so. - barley 81 n42c
so. j naNsccd. Sl3O. new. $13J. Prime
timothy Seed S2.fJu2.Jj. Mess pork, per
barrel, SlICN9U Lard. per 100 pounds,
s4Sl0Jo2ia Short rio sides GoOseD. $50
dolls. dry sailed shoulders (boxeO, S.3ll4
1850. short clear sides boxed. I1jg
90 Whisky d.stIlcrs' finished gods,
per gallon Sl23ie Butter firm. cream
Cry fILu2jc.. dairy. Hare. Cheese
veal, al 11ls012Ac. Eggs firm; fresh, lSc.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov 21.-Wheat was weak
early to-day on q. poor export demand and
expectations Of frge increase in the visi-
be. but rallied on marked Improvement
from foreign inquiry and Increase in the
world's visible under predictions. closing
HNao. higher Corn. actuated by rains
closed a.0a.c. better oats closed a shade
10 nc. higher, and provisions al a small
gain.
The lending futures ranged as fnllnws
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 21. 1899
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. p. leE'.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk
and James river sidings. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel Philadel-
phia. Pa. merchandise and passengers,
clyde Line.
Schooner / Don't Know. Larkin. Wyan-
oke Va. Shucks and corn, r.. \. Saun-
dcrs' Son.
CITY. " g.. scrap iron. Mike Kelly.
Schooner j. r. Hampton. -. Havre
de- Grace. canned Goods, Union Brokerage
Company.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel Philadel-
pha. Pa. merchandise and passengers,
clyde Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. n. 1890
ARRIVED.
Barge Hamilton Providence.
Barge ocean Pelle. New York.
Steamer $. j. Murphy. Boston.
Steamer Apo. London.
Schooner j. r.. Burt Boston.
Steamer Heliydin. Tyne.
SAILED.
Barge Antelope. Boston.
Barge Juniata Boston.
Schooner Lizzie J. Parker. Portland.
Schooner Lyman NJ Law. Bangor.
Schooner Arag0n New York
Steamer Katahdin. Providence.
Steamer Kauawha. Liverpool
Steamer Lord Londonderry, Dublin.
PORT OF WEST POINT NOV. 81, 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Bati-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm CITY. Haynes. Malta
ponl river landings. passengers and gen.
rral cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Balti'
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship AccOmack. Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
ponl river landings. passengers and gen
rral cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. NOV. 2l
SAILED.
Barge Maggie Donaldson. Donaldson
lumber. Snow Hill. Nd.
Barge $ VI. Trey0st. Caleb, loaded pop
lar wood, Philadelphia Pa.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.
False Alarm.

An alarm of fire was turned In from
Seventh and Franklin streets about 10
"a false alarm. however. and the engines
false alarm however. and the engines
were returned 10 the houses.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Nov. n. 1893.


NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 2i.-PEANUTs-
Farmers stock, new crop. fancy. Z4c.,
strictly prime ,2na23sc; prime -tc;;
nuts. Tone firm
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OBITUARY.


Colonel Robert +. LOoney. whose death
In Memphis. Tenn. Sunday. was announced
In yesterdays Times. was seyenty-nva
years of age.
lie was born in Maury county. Tonnes
see IN 1924 lie studied law and was adj
mtted 10 the bar in 1915 at Columbia. Az
ter two years practice there he removed
10 Memphis but almost Immediately went
back % Columbia where he practiced
successfully until 1852, when he again re-
turned o. Memphis. where he practiced
law until 1870. Since that time he has
been engaged I'm a great number OF im-
pOrtant enterprises.
Colonel LO0ney was strongly opposed "a
secession but in 1861 entered the army ne
a captain. was elected colonel Of thu
Thlrty-eighth Tennessee, and commanded
IL TWO years IN the Tennessee and Georgia
campaigns. He won great distinction n
the battle Of Shiloh. lie surrendered at
oxford. Miss, in 1865.
Miss Julia l.. Whiting.
The funeral of Miss Julia H. whiting
whose death occurred Monday afternoon,
took place from Calvary Baptist church
at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
She was for many years, one OF the
most popular school teachers In this citY
a
had endeared herself by her happy dis.
position and kind ways. She Is survived
by two brothers, Mr. r. l.. Whiting. thu
lumber Inspector. and Major II. \. Whit
ing. civil engineer.
Bartlett Rrccden.
Mr. Bartlett Breeder was found dead u
bed at his home. on the Charles CTS
road. Monday morning by Mr.. Hlll car
ter. a neighbor. Mr. Br oden was about
seventy years OF age, and had spent most
Of his life i'm Henrico county.
He is survived by widow. two chill.
dren, and a sister. The funeral Will TAXI
place to-day.
John Beach.
FARMVILLE. VA. Nov Especial
telegram has been received her,
announcing the death OF Mr.. John Beach
at Phoenix. Arizona, where he was II
search OF health. Mr.. Beach was
Farmville boy where he has "a number
OF relatives and Is well known through
out the state. His brothers Joseph anc
william are I'm the tobacco business ir
Petersburg His body will be embalmec
and shipped here FOR interment.
Mrs Martha Hubbard. sister OF COL
oneI r. a Booker. of Farmyille. dice
yesterday az her home in the county ncai
here.
Mr.. Mary &. Luoton.
HARRIsONBURG. VA. Nov. o.-Spe.
cial-Mrs. Mary G. Lupton died az hel
home "Colicello," here at noon yesterday
after an Illness Of several weeks. She IA;
for a number OF years conducted Cod.
cello" as summer resort. and had a
large circle Of friends in this and other
States. She leaves surviving her two
sons. Jas. X. Lupton and Chas. LuptOn.
prominent business men OF this place.
Her funeral occurs tomorrow from ths
Methodist Episcopal church, OF which
she was a member.
John A. Blank cnship-
LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. I.-Special-
Mr. John A. Blankenship, an aged resi-.
dent OF the city. died here to-day after
a lingering illness lie was the father o.
Rev. II. H. Blankenship. OF the Virginia
Conference
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croc1, nrnrArroNs

OiuaiHe STOCKS
AtChison ....... 900. ........-... "a
Atcnls0n pid ......... .............. o5is
Baltimore and ONO ...... ..--....., da.2
Canadian Pacific ....... ............ 90
canada Southern ...... ............ "a
Cue-. and ONO ........ ............ SIS
C liz Kun and Cunc.................. 1555
DlL. Ind. and I........ ............ 1874
ChL. ind. aud j. pfd...... ........ 4412
CHI ami East Illinois .............. a0l-
,hi and Northwestern ............ 1Gfl.
CHI tuek Island and Iac.......... 1l3A
a. a. a. and So. Louis ............ OlN
Colorado southern ........ ......... "a
Colorado southern ISL pid .......... IS
DE. and Hudson .................. l-lt4
Del. I.ach AND western .......... lNJts
Don aud Iio G...... .............. 81
Don. and Rio q. pld..... .......... tfA
Er.e ......... ........ ...,-.-....... l3
Ere lst pfd........ ................ 81,
Great Northern plu........ .......- lta
Hooking Coal ......... ............ Is
Hooking Valley ........ ........... "a
Illinois tcnliM .-..s....s s....'..'.' 10.
Iowa tthtINt. ..t. .'''- ''''''+'' 80
Iowa Central pid........ ........... H..4
Kan City, flils. ana Hull.'..''..s.' Pa
Lake ETle and Western .....-...... lJt4
Lake EIle and Western pid........ -
Lake Shore ....-... ........'.'.''' Us
Louis and Nasn. ....... ....ss..s'.s 30
Manhattan L... ...... ............. lo55,
Metropolitan street 10y ..... .ss.... iJti2
Gf..I,er central ......... .......... ~
Nj, ana ~ I1nis ............... Nns
5i'n" and ST. louis pfd............ 9S
SIi.sollf Pacific ......... ......... is4
Mobile and Ohio ........ ......-... A.
80 D., and TeNas pfi............ 3gis
80. iNAH "''+ -...,,-.l 1p9i-
New J'Ia0@ 'N.'''9 1oeg-
New luIA 't..'4'i '''''' VI
No '~s..,1 " "J western nd ........... 7Oiz
Eor'hcn Pacific ......... ......... BOY
~.-fh.rn Pacific pfd..... .......... 1jls
Ontario and western ...... ........ 2b'-
or.r0q Nv and Nav. ........ y
OREGON ~ and Nav. pfd........... as
penn.,.lysnia ........ ...... ....... 80
Reading ......... .......... ........ ~
Ecadirr 1.t pfd......... .......... 1~l
READING ed pfd........ ............ 3llg
pio Grand. and Western ........... 3l's
MO Grarde and Western pfd...... -
ef rnu.s and San Tran............. iON
sf fouie and san Frau Isl pfd.. -
ST. Louis aud san Fran ID pfd. .... 36ig
81 T0ui. and Southwestern ...... 125e
So Tnuf. and Southwestern Dfd. . 32it
gt Paul .......... ...... ......... 1856
Sf Paul MA ...... .............. 173
ST. Paul and Omaha ............... lis
Southern Iacilc ........ ........ 43
southern I{y...... ...... ........... 1915
Southern hy nfd......... ......... %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-22
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-COTTON-It
was another day oil light speculation on
the Cotton Exchange. The market made
a steady start at an advance OF / 10 3
points. and Tor a while continued on The
upturn, with demand from shorts. and
purchased by Liverpool representatives
and the South the features OF business.
But after The first hour trading dWindled
down 20 u small room Interchange OF ace
counts Prices slowly fell back to che
close of last night from which level there
was little departure for the rest OF tne
session. Sentiment averaged mp decidedly
in favor OF the staple. as receipts failed To-
reach predictions. as southern spot mar
kcts were reported firm ON good export
demand us clcarances for Europe eN-
oeeded port receipts, and "a short crop
testimony came in with as much freedom
As at any time OF late The market was
very steady i'm tone at the close. win
prices net to q points higher. room
Shorts having sought cover with rush
during The last few minutes.
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COTTON-Qulet. middIing. Z 9-lG. net
receipts 400 bales. gross. f4t+ bales
sales - bales: stock lD1.--1 bales.
Total t0-day-Net receipts. 3'a9 bales
exports To- Grca. Britain. l5.5Il bales. To-
France go bales. t0 the Continent, 800
bales. stock. g-uot7 bales -
bales. exports to Great Britain -. $50
bales. to France. 2L4oG bales, 90 the Con-
tmeut - $40 bales.
Total since september 1st-Net receipis.
2C1G. as bales. exports To Great Britain
10l2f1 bales. 10 France -H't'p udie9' 10
The Continent, $50 80 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-22
IN ATTITUDE
OF WAITING
Mas Manifest in the Securities Mar
ket on Yesterday.
Selling Pressure. However Was Not
Severe and Holders OF Stocks
Arc Content 60 Wait for so
linton of Money Situation.

I...s
Nl1W fDl,h, NoF. -, nc N"@ 49, "a, va
oi the securities market I9-ua| ,o
much ilt same H1 e.' ''.- 80
an attitude oi Wai''iit. i"ol1 ~ ,
-Itne 'i t"tD' -, c,,.h
nrb AniA.4 '-4iii- was ga -
i market uaa natural tendency 10 sI"Ni-
tate DOWN. aAn. f'iii.i- IN "" ~.
severe however, h"iv1's on s'vN f i'tn
llss ana ~ ul TOT 'ht money Situa'lVii
10 work itself out Inc r'sy-coioleo
Ni0Ws OF The influence Co he wrought uN
Tho redemption of Government Don1s
rave apparently o.e. i"C.'le" 'e on
leilie ~ oono9 ~ ,.,S ~ 49,, .-,i,,
Treasury were some "hat iaiser aHouh
man yfs.eInak, Du' s",l ",'D ., .o .s.'5
9I lhe great ulothS on ''iiu9 "'Cu ii,l".tu
nf great hanidhe lu'.I'9,s on WHlch Iu-
nor7 were Aeaid .snu VISIONS Me.e etn
We're demopsIatins ior am advance have
".tH SWING oul "'''I '''ii7 ,l.a' ,.oyNS 1l
Al"N'V' ano eve" OF l'V"VVV' III
.''F NNlc.,' eo.INs "'iD ,' 'o pI ,s,l'.. ~
TO lNr sud- easy" "ih lht pI'
uN'i Ip Nn'I tNe money Hlti h't ana loi'o
lle rate down 90 o. point OF case
There was Do" fitlneency ln INC money
market. "li me money rtlt SUN, h,' 5uI
srtlFrt 10 ~ b,I cen. ~ .nt i''e , o.i,
mss. He y 10 intimate lhdl tilt supply
NJ funds Tor speculative commitments la
sun % 'ricicl To a Mario" compass.
ne" lnrk exchange al chicago ana Some
other important outside centres weak
Dnfd during inc day. fhr lhlcas1 i.It
falling 'H rnr. Something WAS negro
of money r.Hr.uUF iN come n -'hH 'h.
though to-l. quotations Jailed fo force
east HI| event. -l'f aug
counts u IN.dnn and .n her.il.
Mono. -tnE Ir.. however in 's
hUEt I'd" Bank 0f irIlr. oi5co'I. rare.
an3 fN '.nn W 'rl
is auti.'.a WILD interest iht ouliH
IH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-22

Steamer Gulf stream. Tunnel. Phladel-
phla. Pa. merchandise and passengers,
clyde Line.
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Mr.. Wary c. Luoton.
John \. Blank cnship.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. g.-special.-
Mr.. John A. Blankenship, an aged resi-.
dent OF the city. died here to-day after
a lingering illness. lie was the father o.
Rev. r. y. Blankenshp. OF the Virginia
Conference.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-15
Program for Second and Third Days
Of rec Street Fair.
2nd DAY, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18Th.
BAeY SHOW.

One Of the special features of the Street Fair on the
second day will be the baby show. DR.. Fortier, Dr.
Chance and M. v Wetzel offer the following for the
healhiest and best looking baby under year of age
LIST prize, handsome baby carriage End price, one
handsome baby bed; 3rd prize one high chair:
-, At IL o'clock sharp in Maurns Hall the baby show
will take place.
Royalton Band will be in attendance all day.
ocLocK P: M. Tug of War, Royalton VS. Little
Falls. Prize, box of good CIGARS
|OO; End prize cash LOO.
Zoo p. m: Hose Race. by the fire companies. Cash
prize $25OO.
2:$o Pm. Performance theatrical platform by
brakes celebrated Coons and the Groh family of con-
> ESQ p.m. Farmers foot race for three blocks on
Broadway. 1st prize cash $500; End prize ST So
p Prof. Sheppard the trick bicyceist will
decend the stairway and give half hours exhibition
the wheel.
The shooting contest will be in progress all day at
tine shooting grounds.
3rd DAY, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th.
Rich Prairie band of pieces will play during the day
evening.
Rich Prairie Prize box good cigars
1130 Farmers Trottng Race First prize $5:
prize pair of shoes.
The Hon. j. Bede great orator. will speak
28o p M The Theatrical performance by brakes Coored
troupe and the Gro family of acrobats and
2:45 Travelling Mems parade.
Bpm. Prof. Sheppards performance of half hour de-
cending the stairway on his wheel, etc.
$3.50 p m. Stock parade.
p Game of Base Ball Minneapolis Little Falls
the street in front of Fosom Music by
Folsoms Students
Every attraction will place exact time as above
advertised
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-15
The Street Fair.

The Street Fair opened yesterday
and the first day was far more sue
cessful than expected. The exhibits
OF stock. produce and general pro-
ducts OF the farm are creditable, and
in some cases very good. Our time
of going to press will not permit an
extended review OF the exhibits this
week. The amusements provided
were of high grade-the trick bicy-
clist, the acrobats and the minstrel
troupe all being good. There is
every Indication OF tremendous at
tendance on the last two days of the
fair. Every Fody come.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-15

Benny, the four-year-old Of the
family. had been trained to believe
in the deep-water baptism. This is
believed to be the reason why he
was trying to plunge the house cat
into a bucket of water. The animal
resisted. It howled and scratched
and clawed anu used violent Ian
guage, Finally Benny, with his hands
covered with scratches and with tears
in his eyes gave it no. ''Cuss your
he said: Go and be Methodis' if
you want to.