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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
WILLIAM HARVIE
WADE DROWNED
Swept to Sea While Bathing at
WrightsWIIe Beach,
BODY RECOVERED 6 HOURS LATER
He Was Formerly Resident Of Rich
mond and the Remains VIII BE
Buried Here-IIad just Arrang-
ed To Secure Gas Works.

WILMINGTON. y. c., Sept Especial.
About o'clock this morning Mr.. William
Uarvie Wade. a wi1ey-known mechanical
engineer. was drowned While in the SURF
Of Wriahtsvile Beach. and his body was
not recovered until almost 1 o'clock this
afternoon. The deceased was thirty-three
years old. and a native OF Fauquiar coun-
~. Va. he resided "a number of years
with two maiden aunts in Richmond.
Tie graduated from Stephens Institute
as scientific engineer ana spent the past
three years In Europe IN the employ of
various construction companies.
Mr. Wade Was man of considerable
means and had just secured CONTROLLING
interest I'm the wilmington gas plant and
II was his purpose 90 haFc made VIII
mngtou his future home.
Since Wednesday Mr. Wade had been
the guest of Nj. Hugh and Captain Don-
aid Mac Rae proprietors on the Whining on
Cotton Milling Company, at their cottage
on Wrighisyiie Beach
lie was I'm the surf with them at the
time of the accident and seems to have
gotten I'm an outgoing current which.
despite the most heroic efforts of Messrs
MacRae. and Mr. H. 81 Chase. who came
90 their assistance carried him out to
sea. casting The life.ess body upon the
beach six hours later. within seveny-hve
feet of the scene OF Che accident.
The deceased is "a brother of Dr. William
NJ wade. OF Richmond. and hasa sister
now residing iu New York
Captain Donald and sir Hugh MacRae
left on the Z O'Clock train tonight with
the remains for Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
DISEASE IN MANILA.
Censor Refuses Co Allow the Actual
Conditions 90 BE Reported.

MANILA. Sept VIA HONG kong,
Sept. g.-The censor has refused TO allow
the following dispatch the accuracy OF
which Is mquesuoned 90 De- teiesrlphed:
1.-THE surgeons report n regard 10 the
condition of General Macarthur division
show thal thrly-six per cent. of Che or
ncers and 2Js per cent. of the enlisted
men are sick. This includes the sick in
quarters and those sent home Eleven
per cent. OF the enlisted men sick In guar
ters arc mostly suffering irom dysentery
and malaria fever
MANILA. Sept. $50 p. Ma force
Of $50 rebels with one cannon. attached
Santa Rita early this morning and stimuli
tneousiy Guagua and san Antonio were
attacked hy bodies OF rebels numbering
about sixty men,
All the attacks We're repuFef without
loss to- the Americans Colonel Bel and
his regiment while attempting 90 take The
rebels IN the rear met Two small patrols
and succeeded in capturing rebel captain
The inhabitants OF santa Barbara. tn the
Island of Panay. have abandoned the town
fearing a b0mbardment of the place b. the
United States battleship oregon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
FORTY SENTENCED.
Many Gases Before Durham Comfy
Court-The Assault Case.


DURHAM y. g.. September Especial.
Durham County Superior Court adj
iourntd to-day. 4 great many cases have
been disposed of. About forty OF me
prisoners convicted have been sentenced
to work the county roads for terms rang
ing from thirty days t1 two years.
ono William Jones. whose picture
would make "a fine Illustration ot DARK
est Africa" created some merriment ln
court when ARA gned for practeing mel
icine without license. When asked if he
plead guilty or not guilty. Doe replied. II
ana guilty o. receiving the money hut
/ am not guilty OF being doctor
The ease ~ IT, 81. sharpe, citizen of
North Durham. ODD incorporated town
which lcvios no taxes. for refusing 20
work the road. created considerable In
terest. and was made test case TO de-
eide whether the people of North Dur
nam were subject t0 road duty Judge
Brown decided that they We're, ANA fined
Mr. Sbarpe TWO dollars and cost. The
case was appealed 90 the Supreme Court
for final adjustment
After being out eighteen hours the
iurv in the ease of the negro Melville
Parker for an alleged attempt at assault.
am account OF which has heretofore APP
poqreI I'm The Times is unable 10 agree.
II is said that there are two FOR acduiiiai
and ten for a verdict ot guilty OF At
tempt which under North Carolina law
IS only a penitcntary Ofcnse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept 9-FLoUR-Duli
and easy winter patents, Sa2'aS.'o' DO.
straights, S.aU1l3AO.
RNE-fifm
BARLEY Steady.
BARLEY MALr-Quiet: western o1p
G3c.
WHEAT-Spot easy. 40. red. 74i9c.
Options opened weak at &c. decline, inhu-
enced by bearish cables and heavy NOrth-
west receipts. The approaching crop re-
port checked speculation. The market
was duh and fcatureiess closing az fH
10: December closed at l6c.
CORN-Spot easy, No. 2. 1850. Options
OPENED easy at ~. decline. governed by
moderately strong undertone' coupled win
fine crop news. closed easy al 1-nilc. net
decline. May closed AZ Size; september
closed at 31Hc.: December closed at H1lsc.
OATS September quiet; No. ? &c. OPP
tions dun.
REFF-Firm.
cur MEATS Steady; picked bellies,
'LfA'RD-Easy; western. s5c5. Refined
quiet
BUTTER strong; western creamery
17i1022i6c.. state dairy. iJr2)c.
CHEESE Firm: large white. ffA4 i'Pc'
Fegs-Firm: state and Pennsy lvania.
Isle. western extra. l30l1c.
POTATOES Stcldy.
CABBAGE-Quiet
FRElGHT-Quiet.
COTTON-SBHD Off.-Steadys yellow,
2JleU26c.
81 27isNl.ao. ...
ENTINE-Steadv az 45h04Ic.
RICF-Stcady. domestic, fair To extra
fasa7iic.. Japan. 4%04aic
NOIASSES-Q Quiet. New orleans open
kettle. good 90 choice. 320}jr.
COFFEE-Opti0ns opened STEADY uh-
changed 90 5 points lower, ana, after a
momentary squirt of activity, became u.s.,
less and uninterestiug Liquidation ana
s,p,o Iaar ceiling caused by unfaNorahle
Furoooau news and Indifferent spot de-
mand were responsible for the decline
az the start. warehouse deliverlas were
largr than expected CLOSED steady no 80
lee lower. sales 5000 bags. october.
$40. November. 1855. December $40
January. S4Il. Febr any. $3.50: Mari %.
SiG5n47O. MAY. S47504S0 Spot-Ro
duu. SO. + invoice. Ole. 40. Z iohhing
&C.. mild quiet. Cordova. 61iollHr
STGAR-Raw easy. fair refining "-e.
molasses sugar. ll-lGc. Refined unse.
tled. standard g. i-lGo.. cut loaL
f1-1Gc granulated, 3 5-lic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
BUTLER FOR GOVERNOR.
Views Of a staunch North Carolin
Republican.

RALEIGH. y c.. September 9.-Spe-
cial.-J. O.. l.. Harris. one of The stauuch-
esi Republicans ln The sia... and most
intimate friend and adviser of Governor
Russell. yesterday gave ua Views Oh the
coming campaign. He does not think re
wise i0r The Republicans t0 nominate
candidate for Governor and Tor other
State officers. DE SAYS PopulIsts and
anu-cousutuuonal amendment Democrats
should Doe the ticket voted Tor Oy The
Republicans. else they will lo tO the wall.
lie names what Dee thinks w.il Dee "a good
beginning for the ticket. ass follows. For
Governor. Senator Marion Butler, Lieu
tcuant-Govcrnor Or. Cyrus Thompson
now Secretary OF Sute). and for Secrc-
tary of State. Hal W Aver NOW State
AUDITOR.
Mr Harris thinks chat other big Repub-
leans w'i see the wi dom " this idea
and agree 90 &c. He pans stl further
for ODE political world. and suggests that
The next legislature elect Butler as
United States Senator to succeed himself.
thus putting Gn case 0t hs proposed
ticket winning DR. Cyrus Thompson Cow
crnor of the State. Die declares ~ Butler
rcde.ms The State from Democratic rule
that the Republicans in ,ne Legislature
viii unanimously rcturn him TO the United
States Senate
Things look rather more than shaky
for Distr,ct-Attouey &C. ~ Bernard. doe
has held his place under protest before
and except for the backing of senator
Pritchard would have been ousted long
ago.
To-day all the lawyers interested in the
injunction cases t0 ue heard before judge
simontou on the 1871 at Ashevlile began
conference here. This win last through
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
TRIAL TRIP OF KEARSARGE.
The Piers mt Newport News Crowded
With Shining

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September p
Special. General Superintendent W. A.
Post. OF the shipyard. Is IN Washington
consulting the naval officials In reference
TO the trial trip OF the battleshp kear-
sarge Application has been made 10
have the trial on September 18th, In which
event the Kearsarge viii not be able 10
participate In the reception TO Admiral
Dewey at New York, as was at first an
ticipated.
There were five foreign entries at this
port to-day-an unusual number. They
were.
The British steamer ST. Enoch, Captain
owen. from Antwerp.
The British steamer Skidley, captain
Coulsen. from Alexandria
The Italian bark Ammonia, captain SCOT
"a. from Naples.
The British steamer Rowier. Captain
Benjamin from Port Said.
The American steamer FoNhall, captain
Reed from Ceiba. Honduras.
The piers are crowded with shipping
The big ST. EnOch. the German steamer
POmpen and the British steamer lui-
quolse are AN lying in one slip by inc
Side OF Pier s. The Foxhail came up I'd
80 last night and discharged her cargo
Of fruit. She will go 10 the shipyard Tor
ter is coalng al 30. pier and the steer
barge Alabama is loading coal near oy.
T-ho big Britisher Greenbrier Of the ches-
aneake and Ohio line is just across the
slim at 40. 4. loading. Half a dozen
schooners are lying at the wharves taxing
on coal and "a dozen are out IN the stream
awaiting their turn
The Chesapeake and Ohio is hauling an
immense amount 0r grain. Two hundred
and fifty cars Of oats. corn and barley
are coming I'm daily, and vessels are car
rying ont the supply as fast as u ar
rives. This week there was shipped 10
foreign ports g3l. $40 bushels of oats ana
e5.nf bushels OF corn. This does not IN
cMde the cargo Of the Kanawha.
Here are some sample cargoes that went
out this week
British steamer Strathmore captain
Houston for Hamburg 10000 bushels el
corn. British steamer Oriol. Captain Aad-
dreu for Rotterdam. 10000 bushels OF
oats. S5.74 bushels Of corn. and general
cargo. British steamer Moorby. captain
Lowrie. for Avonmouth. 1000 bushels OF
corn 10000 bushels of oats
The third fruit steamer To- arrive Wlihlh
seven days will get In tomorrow. IL y
the German ship Holstein, and Will come
from Port Limon. Costa Rica.
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CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Ex-senator Ransom aud Other Distin-
guishcd Speakers.

WELDON. y. q. September SPECIAL
The Confederate veterans OF Halifax.
Warren and Northampton counties had
a reunion here to-day Addresses were
delivered by ex-senator NJ. W. Ransom,
Captain w w. Day. Or. r. \. Zollicorer,
and Major Emry Senator Ransom sa q
he was now seventy-three years OF age
and owing to the extreme heat he would
not attempt 70 make speech. lie de-
voted his remarks To the life and charac-
ter Of the late Colonel ". ~ Johnston,
IN whose honor the camp here was named.
Captain Day followed IN briei speech.
DR. 4. r. Zollic0ifer responded 10 cal
and delivered very eloquent ADDRESS.
At the conclusion OF the speeches the reg
Mar election OF officers took place. Major
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
ROBBERY IN OANVlLLE.
\ Negro Enters the RoomsofJ. =. MOI
ris and aterl, THOUSANDS.

DANVILI.E. VA. september 9-spe-
cial-At an early hour This morning a
chief entered the rooms of Mr. j. 5. Nor
ris. of the firm of j. Goldsmith az co., ana
formerly of Baltimore, and robbed MS
pockets of SO COZ On checks $i0o I'm money
a valuable diamond stud and other jew
elry.
Morris had arranged to leave on the o
A. NJ train for Baltimore 90 buy goods
and had in his pockets cash for me TRIP
and certified checks of the value of So'V'.
me- aroused from slumber iu time to see
the thief making rapid exit
By 10 o'clock the police bad arrested
Jasper Cunningham (coioreD and recoV-
cred SIS of the money and one of the
checks for $2l0o.
Tho other checks and Naluaoles nave
NOT set been recovered.
Cunningham is 200 jain and the police
think they viii get che other property to-
night
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TON-spot in moderate demand prices
lid. lower: sales G.iDo bales. OF "hlcil
SO were for speculation and export ana
included 300 American. "a,
at the decline. American middling' J. IA.
c., September, 2S-CigS -J-d4 DuyeI. :
September and October 2l-DiRJ [!-g,'
buyers: October and November. z,.bi
sellers. November and December -sva,
3 PCT buyers. Janua and FEBRUARY;
3 23-ei03 23-G4, buyers. February ana
March, 2f-Gi buyers; March ana ApIll.
3 25-Gi. sellers, April and May 3 A'-ot.'
3 1864 sellers: May and June t-5i,
BUYERS: June and july. 2t6i93 2-Gi,
buyers: July and August, 27-6ig3 zS-6i'
sellers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

WASHINGTON sept Am order for
the organization Of two co.ored regiments
was issued from the war Department To-
day. All Of the held officers of those two
regiments are white men now In N. regu-
lar army All OF the company officers are
coiored men. who served In the war Min
Spain IN either the regulars or Volunteers.
The regiments will be designated the For
ty-eghth and Forty-ninth volunteer IN
fanirg
The Forty-eighth VIII be ORGANIZED at
Fort Thomas. KY. and the Foriy-ninih
at Jefferson Barracks. Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
KILLED BY A WOMAN.
\ Negro Man shot with a Pistol by
MnrY HOac.

PETERSBURG. VA. September o.
Special-A most brutal murder was COM
mit.ed yesterday afternoon about sunset
at one of the camps OF the railroad men
near San Marino. in D.nwIddie county
the victim being "a negro named Cole
man. who was shot and killed by Mary
Hoge (cOl0rcd).
THE woman shot Coleman three times
with q pistol while he WIS al Wei draw
ing water
The murder was the result OF "a quarrel
over some very trIhiug matter After
committing the murder the woman fed.
Constable n y. Powell. OF Dinwiddle
county. arrived here tonight bon search OF
the murderess. but up 90 midnight her
Whereabouts had not been ascertained.
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SAVANNAH. GA. Sept 9.-SPIRITs
or TURPENTlNE-figm and unchanged.
lN-Uuchangcd.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Septn 9-SPIR-
ITS or TURphNIlNE-tl az 43l fn
434tc.. receipts i59 casks.
kOsIN-flrm az gOn95c.. receipts. 27j
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTiNE-Quie az 800,
receipts Al barrels.
TAR-Steady at S1.30; receipts, 3s3 bar
rple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
C0TTnN MAHKETs.

NEW YORK. Sept. g-COIION-Ihe
cotton market opened steady with prices
unchanged 20 points higher. ana con-
/ unued To- rally from the depression OF
yesterday on vigorous support from nearly
an quarters. imDclled by fears Of very
uufaNOrable bureau statement ON Non
day. as we'll as evidences Of radical
change boz sentiment abroad overnight,
shorts made quick turn 90 cover as soon
as the market opened, ana were con-
spiCuOus as buyers all the forenoon Sup
plemcnting that demand We're ample or
ders for outside investment. with Wall
street leading I'm that class OF business.
New orleans and The Continent sold and
bought freely. Crop data was indicative
OF d .-couragiug conditions ia many parts
of The belt. The market for spot cotton
closed quiet. prices unchanged ON the
basis of 7-l1c for middling uDlands
and 11-16c for middliug gulf sales, 5sl
bales.
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady. Octo-
Der. jes November 6o3. December. 1.Ny,
January, G15, February. so March
~. April 62i. May $50; June tS-'
Spot cotton closed quiet. middling up
lands q 7-15; middling gulf. q HE; sales,
Futures closed September, 5.S4; Octo-
Der. OOl. November. COG. December. q. Il;
January. OH. February. on March.
G23. April. 626. May, 6.D, June, O53,
July. G36.
COTTON Steady: midding. I 1-16: net
receipts ~ bales. sales l.gSl bales
Total to-day and cousOlidattd-Nct re-
ceipts. 2.0ll bales; exports 90 Great Bri-
tain. 2s8i bales. 90 France, ~ bales;
stock 24O17S bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
f3i 2G1 bales, exports % Great Britain,
3f62l bales To France 12GGl bales; TO the
Continent. ~ $50 bales.
SAVANNAH GA. Sept. 9.-CoTToN-
Firm and unchanged.
CHARL ESTCN. :. c., Sept 9-COT-
TON-F.rm' sales. % bales, middling. 81.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Sept 0.-COT-
TON-Futures arm, September. $50. Oc-
toher .. SGUJSf. November $3.50 SO: De-
coinber 50GoSq2 January. 5a5d5 aG.
February, 1B;n6C0. March G.OiaG OG:
April GCsQ6 to- May. 6i3a6.f5
LIVERPOOL, Sept 9.-1 p. Moot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
FIRE IN CREWE.
Negroes Rob store aud are Caught
with the Goods

CREWE. VA. sept .-sDeciai-Charlss
Ii. Harper livery stable was 0urnsl q,
night The horses and content wera
saved. except one buggy Hni
~ harness. The building was well IN
surcd.
Thursday nlehf OF about dlty do lars
worth OF goods. Two ncg.o men were
caught yesterday with some nj tht stolen
goods on their persons ana are NV "a
jail
The infant child ~ Mr. and Mrs W. j.
Parkinson died here iaft flight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO Sept. 9.-The verdict in the
prcVrus caep and consequent excitement
in Paris saved wheat from decline t'-
day. the market closing unchanged lof
ana only q shade lower Tor
December. Domestic and EURO rfh 4it
tistics tended toward lower prices early
in Inc day. Corn continued o. decline. and
closed rc. lower Oats declined isc. for
s fDtrmher and unchanged Tor December.
closed about 2i-c. lower
Tine leading futures ranged as follows:
lunu LLL.u- LOW N-n.e-
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MRS. MAY TALLEY.
OF VOICE AND PIANO.


and so yards. To.day's figure was over
the 500 and 1000 yards ranges.
The Georgia team made "a formal pro-
test Go the Hilton trophy match. but tho
New Jersey Rifle Ass0 .iatiln refused 'C
recognize it on the ground chat the ranges
were visited hy the Georgia marksmon
between dark and midnight or the nigh;
OF IN match. unauthorized and unaccom-
panied by "a range officer. In violation Of
the rules
Tho charge made in the Georgia pro
test was that the marker scored the shot
incorrectly. Governor VOORHEES, backs up
the Association in It's refusal 70 entertain
a complaint
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Ihe week closes
with eood demand for an browns. no
change ina prices. Coarse goods ot a.l
kinds in good demand. Coiorcd yarns
strong with "a good business and adNanc-
ing prices W0rstcd and wool yarns are
also against buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

T. l.. Emry was unanimously re.eiec'er
Commander and DIR. A. r. Zollicoffer was
elected secretary. A fine dinner was
served and the old soldiers lined up
once more and did full justice 10 the
elegant repast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. Q, fsa
ARRIVED.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. Q. 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer FOXhau. Cieha.
Steamer Skidby Alexandria.
Steamer ROwier Port Said.
SAILED.
Steamer M0orby. AgOnmouth.
Barge T. j. Carleton. New Haven.
Schooner W. G.. Tanner. Woolwich.
PORT OF WEST POINT SEPT 2, 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Baiti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
81 99seainsnlp , HceV and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Baiti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomach, lnoinp ps1 NUT
folk. passengers ana Eeheral cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
WHEAT


NORFOLK, VA. Sept 9.--PEANUTS-
Farmers st0ck-Fancy 1c.s strictly prime.
ga.GT<c.: prime. 3izc., ordinary 3g34c.
bound. Spanish. 81 per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
THE SEAGlRT SHOOT
The Protest OF the neOrgians is Net
Recognized wilson wins

NEW YORK. September 9.-The Presi-
dents match at Seagirt was won by Lieu
tenant r. g. Wilson, OF Georgia. with
score OF 2f3 AZ both stages, which IN
cludcs tie shooting OF yesterday. Austin
and Richmond. OF savannah, were sec
ond and third respectively. The ranges
fred over yesterday were the 200, 800. 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Elchmpnd, a., sept. ~ lob'
Receipts and deliveries to-day ana yes
tcrday. Receipts, 80 and deliveries %
hog heads.
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Richmond Female Seminary

Mrs. JNO. H. POWELL.
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET.,
RICHMOND. VA.
9frs. WAI REID WILLIAMS. Principals
Mrs r. O.. PEYION. Associate.
The tweutv-seveLth session Of THIS IN
stftuffou wfi beriu THURSDAY. Sept. -,
1850. and closes june ID. 1900.
Facilities improved and enlarged For
catalogue and additional Information ap-
ply 90 the principal. H'
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sampllng vas light to-day.

Internal revenue collections to-day:
Tobacco .......- ------ ----.-----Ai,95s y
Cigars ........ ....... .......... 2lJ 90
Total ........ -S2.l14 il
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Kaufman 8 20.
Silk Waists, Skirts,
TailOr-Made Suits and Golf CapeS

Grandest and most complete Showing of 5Ve1u FaH
Garments ever exhibited in Richmond at prices that
must etfectaaIy silence qvoatd-be competitions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

RND MNpERG4HfEN
The next session OF this school viii Dee
gin THURSDAY. Sept 2A 1852
Circulars 40 the bookstores. For further
particulars apply ,o the Principal
MRS l.. @. MEADE.
SO o North 9TH street.
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PROFESSOR HRSLEFF'S
School Of Modern Languages

will roonon SEPTEMBER ~. $3.50. A
special course n French preparatory io
the PARIS EXPOSITION. Terms very
moderate For particulars Apply -V" .a'l
FRANKLIN street. 7.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are Tor bonds maturing IN
..nf less thau ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
STOCKS SHOWED
SOME FIRMNESS
The Bank Statement, However, Was
Not Satisfactory.
THE VIEW IN PARIS CHEERFUL.
\ loss in Cash Abont 100000 900 in
Excess or the Most UnfavOrabIe
Previous Estimates Was shown
by Bank Statement.

NEW YORK Sept 9-stocks showed
foue evidence of hrmucss in The nfst hour
az the trading anu ~ 90 tne tmc or tne
publication "a the bank statement me
movement u railroad stocks was exceed
iurly narrow, and tnc iatc fcAlns move
hent inouAn NOT very prtssint' was sv'l'-
heio" thos. ol last hienD teiiNes,e ,-'.ai
'.NI luiucu iun u.aif. "haM a,'l'-@ -"
additional Z points upwards, allei itat'-
iNG 90. recovered lo "ithu r'lH.' on .'o
100. Colorado Euel gained over 4 points
before tno lair reacu3h Aooto 20 ,Htae
were "a continued large oem'nt ioL Man
pattau uuu sympathetic strength DID, Mttio-
Io.Nan AND hro. hIsn iiahsi'' ana Lo,o
gains iu IuteInttnnai Paper. Jhloh bab
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-02
CITY IN BRIEF

Henry Schad leaves for Washington
City and the East. today.
A H. Louch and family returned yes
terday from the mountains.
Col. w. Z. Huffman. who has been
sick for some time is improving rapidly.
Mrs. A f. Shober returned yesterday
from a visit with her parents at Doug
las.
Mrs. J. A Hlhnger and daughter. Miss
Bessie Of Fort Scott, are in the city for
4 few days.
Mr.. Fred l. Potter of Perry, o. r. Il
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