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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11
Nermalters=V crtaui
bon pertbpolen unbebauten @runb=
ftiden an 5reoerid= Npenue uno
8ppo=G trabe, nube Qapfon<StruRe

ftiden an 5rsoerid= Npenue uno
9opozStraBe, nabe 4apion<@ trabe
&raft Der in benz lstamsnte Oss psritorbenen ga.
mu'l g9ilbelm tntba!t.nsn 9olmatt unD in geful.
gung elmer @eriiaung rs &reissribts Der stuot
baltimore miro Die untsr3sibnet, 9rspaltsrin an,
ID ontue, Den 16. Gitobsr 1899, Ia6mittaqs
8 lbr, an Srt uno Sttus aui SftntIi6e II
Nuftio ptrtauftn:
Sas GrunDi ii 4 an Der Toropstjeit. Der
6~reoerld=Nptnue, i'll eiu.r Gntitrnune BON unQs.
iabr y Sub i~iiorueitli6 bon Qapion=Strabt, mil
elmer Jronte an Grecerid=Apenue BON unaefdbr "a
JuB p 3ou uro elmer Durbibnittli1sn 3iefe BON
ui9sIabr 80 Gub. 8runojinsirei.
Gerner: Sas 9runDft ii d on Der Siio.
ieits Der SoposStrab.. t~bsilpsiis an Der 8ldjtit.
ots obigsn b,leg,n, in elmer Gntisrnuns bon unass
fdbr 90 SUB p Sol peitlib BON 9apion=S trabs,
NIT elmer Gronte bon ~unstfdbr 1873 SUB 81 Spa an
Sopo=Strabs uno elmer Sicfs BON unsefdbr Al Gub.
Vrunojinsfrei
Wertauis : oingune Gin Srit<
tel gaar, Der 8et mad isbs uno ,p6lf Monaten,
NIT 3lnltn, uno nub sur 3ufrieoenbeit pts Der,
ipalters tbtr Qefttat isin; ODER aGes gaar. mad
gtliebsn pss Rdufsrs.
Sttu.rn fir 1899 be,ablt.
@lnt Arjablune bon $50 tpirb bon itoem Rduier
aur 3tit hes 9,rtauis p~rlanot.
AFE DEPOSIT q TRUST CO. pon Yaltimpr"
Srutet, gr. Is, Soutb%Strabe.
2. u. &irtlanb
(ZG, SU,3,O,O Quftiouutor.
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BaIttmurer Warftberihte.

(Ssriht,t fhrs:a Deutib.n 4srreisono:aten."D
baltimore. ben IL. Sttooer 1890.
Die hentise Weii.naufuhr b.trus 14.S2e Suihel.
Der &iepatorenz VorYat6 .94. 1873 Suihel 8erionot
bon b.u GIeudtoren 800 Buihel. Bertauit pur.
ben 5000 Buihel unb 3 Nsaeson.
Nolsenoe 2abelle seist ben b:Utiaen. ben ~aehiiaen
unb ben leStldbriaen Stanb Der Deaenpr,iie tn per.
aleltenber ueberjitt:
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Gin 5tpcit0digss @aus on Sberpooo=N psnue nit
9reis $3.50; $50 9aar; rnfoitsn s5l. Soer Su
permietben fir 50 monatlib. Nabjuiragen bel
9etpis Sailing, Hr. 405, GgbanqssYlats.
ct. Z, 1Wt.l
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3nti @duitr on Der Gillette Der 2atspcoo=gosnu.,
,niib.n Der 5apett.= Strabs unp :Aotnue.
un~psrfauft qeblisbeu; ~Di.ielbsn ino nit alien moosr=
men gsrbsferuneen perieben; @runoaius $2.75 pro
Grontiub; 9r.is $3.50.
5.rnsr prei oGuisr an Der 6ap.tts= Strabs, nabe
9atapooo=e lpenue. Siei. 6duier bab.n Warmor=
8er3ieruue uno =Sreppsu uuo ino lbDns, feds
3imm.r .ntbalt.noe 6dui.r; 9rtis $3.50.
Mtan nebme oi. oftlihen .Garg.
Tabsufrassn bsi'm 8aumeiter an Dirt uno Stele.
6 D 10. +. y flagbe r.
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Gerlamgt t,n MAgemelmeH.
S1ehensOcjuhr.


StrIlegtu6
Gin. p~ebirostt uno ~eridbrtnt Sams, idbiq, bi.
NIibruna Jpes aoausbalts iiir ein.n Serrn ;u iber=
sSpebm.u, tpitni6t cine ielbtftGnDigs Stsaunq ais
Dausbaltrin; bette RtferenS.n. WRan a~Oreifrs:
g. W.,S Ssuti6r Gorrripordo.nt. 2S4-5l
GteIIeeeiud
Gin Mdo6en iubt Stele as &inber= noer 3im=
mermabben. Man %ooreiiire: e. H." Expedition
bicies glattts. ISL
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Mmftions,Mm3eiqen.
MuftipnS.Vcrfauj

Sliper !9ibernian 6rei7Sduls Nr.
215, NprtbzS trabs,
nabe 2eringtonzS trabe.
@runo5Insfrei.
grunoitiid 50 bel 100 Sub. 9ebaut nit einem
srpben specification 3isgeliteincrnen @ebduoe. 98iro
oil Srt unD Stele p~ertauit iueroen AM
OIsni tao. ben 81. Sftober 1899,
Na9mittags 4 u6r.
@essn ndberer Ginsslnbeiten fcbs Die anSeiee
in Der Sun"
8. q. 2irtla b, @uttionator.
2S3,5 W,2.4,7,9,3 01,
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1rau General Otis reitt ~iueoanitp.

Nep Yorf, 10. Sftpber. -
Die Satin bon General Otis, bes
Sberoommarb.urs unferer pbilippi>
men : 4rmee. 1T bier ineoonito einge'
troffen uno i'm Walborf : Mftoria a6s
geitiegen. @ie mar dneitlid barauf
beba4t. baB Nidts bon ibrer Mntpe,
fenb.it p.rlouten ToGlte. trpbbem brars
bic Na4ri4t in bic Osfentli9feit.
General Claus. Der Mubiteur bes Dez
partements beg SItsns, elm lans>
idbriser Greunb Der 5amilis Otis,
f~tattete Der Dome i'm 2auFa pes Sa>
sss einen 8efu4 ab. Wie er fast,
bat Grau Otis bon ibrsm !6errn @ez
mabl bic Snitruttionen mitgenommen,
unter fsinen umitdnben einsn Bsrihts
eritatter bor5ulaHeu. 0iirTts Die
Mntunft her Jrau @sneralin in UNI
ierer Stabt am Gnbs elm 3eiden iein.
bob au9 Der 9err General niAt
mebr lanas auf ii9 tuurtsn lai1en
!pirb2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

- ntdt tioliinAlrf. ..-....-Zo -1Sh
5altimorer SHesfeu. 55rie.
(Hert6tet fur ben -Oeutihen 3orr.p ONO enteu- eurb
Dtiopenbori, O.ipcr b ao.l
a. p. B~atttmore ben 10 Sttober 1898
Mibs.nbOrt, Oliu.r \ 90. brr:tnsn llr Francs:
Bantiersz3ratten 5.234-....., aui 90 3ase. aui
Z iht 6.23A-........ taui mdnniihe 5.26L 6.25
so lu3.. 9feibsmart 93A. @ulben 3sa.
Sterlins Sa7tiers auf go Gaae 4.Sl-.......
oui siht ASH. tauimdnuiihe 4.S1A-4.s2.
Sertduie duf Der hieIsem = festens 5orie.
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Su perfdufen:
Cine pra1tppls Garm; isints 9ane; WanEon=
&aus uno ~aas.msint Observation-Disclosures. Cine
quite S.Ieo.nbeit fir snen iunqtn Dtdnn nit etipas
Rapital. 3abiuiraQsn bel gSm 3. 6 len, 9r. 5.
Ct=9.Iinetpn= Strabe. Q96-)
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gu otttdUftW:
&ranfbeitsbalber Elm Glsiibgsiddit I'M mittfs:
rem 3beile Der lStaot, nit opcr obms Waj1in,ris
gum 93urtha6eu. gu e~riraeen in Der Expedition
oieiss gtattes. (2S4-6)
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ptalS peutlse 9eifrise @letde .3elt
semliater. S&lusrGte. tuIHyrate. ltptes Sabr.
8pot semtihter 80 ASK 3s.k -3SHI3sh 34z
Epot gtr. D.. ...-.... .....-.... IAN 80
Steamtr-9elu.. I36H- 36A 36a-37 1854 33A
SIbl. melBer.. IL Al = 81 Ally "a -3oh
Snbl. ~selber... 4Ix-42 Ally - 3oa
CIT. 80. 80 -3SGI 3s -3sA l3iH 34I
Wen ODER alt.
Vtop. ODER Deg. l36 -36A 3S k-36n 30 -344
San. ......... I35L-36 sc SO "a -5lI
Eccr. ......... 35A-36 80 u .....-.....
MdrS..-....... ....-........ -. ....-.....
pafer- 9entise .3utubr $3.50 SuifeI; e,236
Rr5tp( .uriiSo,,nneu Observation-Disclosures 500. COL
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Det1,n.

Wais. - 3utubr 3O9.S54, gIepotoren . @ors
rats l.4.s,7-6 Buitet. Ysrianot Don benslspatoreu
2-,S49 yuihel. @ersautt puroen $4,000 Huihel
unb &. gDaaaons.
~fuolsenbe labe1e ,siet ben %beutis:n. b.n a~efriasu
uno ben IeStidbrl9.n Stons Der 2Sss3enprelie IN ptt'
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Verfauf

oes Dertbpousn pu6t Gigent6ums
Jtr~ SO. p%erlGnserte 8elair>M penus,
aus Bobnbau5 unfD S9tadtbaus
bsIte6enb.
6raft zines @eItbls bss Waiieneeri&ts Der etabt
baltimore ioeroen bic llntsr3ei1ueten, ais leitas
'tsnts=@o9tredsr oeg oeriterbsnsn CHARLES Spuin=
ger, am conner i q 9, ben II. Sttpber 1899,
gtabmittaas 4 llbr, oas @obnbaus unp e6ladts
baus oes aubter pertorbenen 6rn. Charles
SplinQer, Hr. 30, nerlduaerte geluir=lpcuue on=
Qren3enp an Gliiton=9art, on Crt uno steae oui
Dfientliter Iuttion perfauien. Sas Giqentbun
bat an gelairs@penus cine .6rOnts BON 40 Sub nit
elmer 3iefe BON 1874 GuB, msbr ooer i%ueniqer.
9runpjins jabrli5 $50. gsbaut lit paFelbe nit
sinem oreiitodigen Sieeeliteinernen Wobnbauie uno
afpelltpdlgem ointergebGuoe; 3tpeiitodiQe nl sieqel=
i%tsinsrnen Staa unb 2utidenbaus; atpeitodieem
;leeelttslnernen Sbladt= rno Gisbaus; allies in
gutem Suftanbs.
@srtauis : gebinqunesn: bic &dlfts goar unb
Der Ret mad iebs Wonatsn, ooer Maes gaar, mad
Selisben oss 8dufrs. 3et,ablunqen, tutnn jolb.
porbanoeu, fnp pom @srtaufstuQe on 9inien inns
terpOrfsn uno miiHsn Td.r esttllt fttn. steuern
Grunpsinien unb anDere llntoitsn iperosn bis ,urn
Uerfauistage beri6tiet.
Cine Mn,abIuns bon 800 !pirS bonn SGrfer pers
lonet.
GbarIes S%nlIiuaer
Gbarles 8ettberq
Geitaments % ontreder.
9attiio n L Satan,
(2I0,3, 7,6O.4 Wuttionutoren.
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Mn3eigem. -3m nerfam1ea.
%perfaufen;

Gine quite gddsrsi NIT pfero uno @aesn; Ior.
9rl= uno I6eno=Route; biuist Mtietbs. Natiuiras
gen in Der Office Oss 49euti1m GOrreiponoentsn. a
t2S-5)
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9u perfdufeu:

Gin Bargain Elm pra6tpo1ss 9ianino, Z ia
Sttap.r, neu.fts @erbef %crunasn; tsiHs annebmbar.
Siisrts pirp Jurlfeepisisn. 9iabjuirasen bel ..
Gautb. Nr. 8ll, Seolins=Strabe. GulI3O, 3Mte)
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3m taufem 9eiudt.

3u faufen sefudt:
Sine Ipptbtfe nit gutter aunoibaft geeen gaar=
5oblung. Sfferten beliebe man unter 5. 8. g.
an pie grpeottion oieies 9lattes su %ienpeu.
(2S3AN
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NrGdbtise Gpttass.
nit II older Camp, i50n ausaelsst; Die Cottage ent=
bait 1arlcr, Yibliotbcfjimmer, @Bjimnwr, Ride
uno iisbsn Sblai3immer; aGe 9sauemli6tsiten;
Surnac., 8anes. bsbss uno taltes 98afsr, 9aoes
sinmer, @lpiet, Gas unb 9assGinribtuneen purb
has qon3e 9aus; bpbs unD e%siunDe Gage; Dr,i Dis
nut.n Don Der Station, msl6e s,usi Msilen ipsitlid
BON Der Staoter.njs bele9sn 1T; ju a~nnsbmbarem
8r.iie 3u ~oerfauien ODER gu p.rmistben.
Ghas. z. - onQhi 0 II. Or. GIL. %. =0innleftr.
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Su oerfaufen:

Sene ~attraftipe uub comfortable ,fueiftDdige
Wobnbduisr Rr. 1713 unb 17l9, Acknowledgements
Strabe, spiibeu 2anpale= uuo 3oipnieno=S trabe,
9ots 80 SUB tlei. Iabsuiraqen bel 6 D 10 q 7 b 1,
g o an Srt uno Stele. (26S, lDtN
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Su oerfaufen:
eebr biais elm ieines aufre6t iteb.nbes 9iano.
Man iprede Dor in Nr. 760. 9eorae=Strabe.
(2S3-5)
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x nld n D,
Ntlenta. Ga,
~

StIsnta. g. y StusOtn;
srooiisn, R..V., 3 sfu1otn.
Darlington, gtrmOnt II etunOtn.
eOitOa,- MaHyy 10 stunotn.
sss;lt %aS' s Sd, E is S gia"s.~
s ssilssSi = 50. Y I g.nas-
Cincinnati, ObiO, 20 Stunosn.
GOuntilsglufis, Soma. 2 3ass.
Gpneoro, -8.'e., 10 sinuOsH.
Seuusr, COLORADO, p Gage.
s shsSh, "; 1sras. 2 saos 5 stuno.n.
scrtiOtO. connecticut, p stuno:n.
SnsIanapg%,j;; Sa?idga' ! A'O'
Sadiraoilt, 6ioriOa, ! 5ae,
RdniassGitp, NiFouri, . tdat.
SIT: %ot .art, l 5as ls SiSsseH.
@osiit, Mabamai, i 5SaaSS 8 8 stnnO,n.
NorfoIf glrginitu, IL Strrotn.
s;psSFI'sns; ga 1 laa 10 S'uH'sn-
SSmaba, RssFasfi ? Sage.
Sortlano, @ain., l 1as.
S SsiiassIssi SF'sSn' 3 5aa,
Sittssn@s' "a s' ii { et Sn"e1'"'
ssi: ! - e. IS Is s] S5 4
q. Souis, Mifouri, l lds 6 Stunstn.
san .6ran,isto' GGi.,' 4 : sac. il 5tunSsn.
20peta, 4dnlas, ? Rage.
HUSBAND.
Srtntn, Stuti6lcup. 9 5ae,.
Suenos Nprts, VI ~atrtiGien, % Si5s
Calcutta, Vrjtiibs 5uoitn, 80 Gage.
Semtrard, ssitii1sguiana, l6 5a...
oon9..RoEa, China, % Soas.
&lnafor, Sam fEo, ) Saps.
liverpool, GneIano, 7 5aas.
Ssnoon, G~noldnc, 5 GaQt.
9ujtrn, Sb9ptij, 10 5dge.
Stapt pierite, Wcritn, : lae..
Wosfdu, 3ubla.o, II 5ape.
Sanaina. @cE. Staut,n BON Colombia, Z sass.
9aris, 6rdnfrrid, g RAGE.
Sueb,t, @drdoa, 2 5lQs.
8io pt Santiro, graFli.r, % 2l9..
8eu, Stllier, 10 saet.
g. Srbns. TsuiuneIann, 4 Soet.
St PETERSBURG, Rublaao, II Sage.
Spou,e, Iutralitn, 81 Saae.
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Su p~erfaufen:
II 81 unp 46 @dtr, biQie; elm n.uts Saus
ouf sinsm; biuis, n.nn oiei. 98obs nod n.rtauit.
gu ~.rfrasen bel 9 IN. Yr. ITO, st. Yauls
Gtrabs. Baltimore. (Gtt20. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

3ater- oentise .3uiubr 5000 Suihel; e,236
Suidlel iuriitsesoseu; Observation-Disclosures 500. COL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

g. Oabiss Warfisfo, YoImeifer.
5reberid 2siIt, 9i!fs : pofmeifer,
Die pplt 1T Sag unb Naht oitsn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04

Skirt-length Cambria Chemise. with
square embroidered yoke, trimmed
yoke and ruffle at the bot IN
tom. 75c garment; June sale 0yC
nrioa -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04
In to Date.

Lord Scroggins he rose from his balmy sleep,
And he saddled his horse of steel
He n1uttered VOW CT import deep.
As he sprang his plungng wheel;
81 will speed me east and will speed me west,
Nor ever cease from my ladye's quest,
TIL find her. for woe or weal!
The ladye stepped from her silkcn bower
And she was a gay ladee!
For naught but great composite flower
Could rival her braveree,
With her boomers red. and her Knockers tan.
She looked a link between monkey and man,
And she hied her the lea.
Lord Scroggins he that ladye ride
Astride in her naughty state;
And he airily cried. as he scorched 10 her side
do find thee at last. my Fate?
But she wrinkled her with scorn divine
Sir Fossil avaunt from path Of mine!
For the wheel that ! ride is a 80,
While thine is eS.
Blanche 7. Heath. in Detroit Free Press.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04
Not n Life to BE Envied.
New York Times.


The life OF a woman of great wealth is
not one that is 10 be envied. She is in
some ways as isolated from the rest OF
the world as IL she wore a crown. Her
responsibilities are not as great. but her
trials and fluctuations are almost as nu-
merous A New York woman whose for
tune is counted by millions does not pre-
tend ever 10 walk on the streets alone.
for II Is not safe. Although she is an
angel OF goodness and charity. she is an
object of hatred and distrust 10 the null
titude of the great unsatisfied. She never
has a photograph taken and is never pic
tured in any way, because the dissemina-
ton OF such pictures would make her
known to the public. would add to her
perils from those who threaten her life.
and 10 her discomforts from the impor-
tunities OF large number Of cranks. She
sends a gift and she. cannot send with II
the graceful compliment of an auto
graph letter. for her signature represents
money. and II Ii falls Into INSCRIPTIONS
hands n will be forged - this has been
done even by her beneficiaries. There is
nothing SO hard as poverty, bSs .the rich
have their own trials. and they are not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04
Coclx-CroU.

The moon has set the prophets of the morning.
Sonorous and defiant shrill and clear.
Under the starlight echo forth warning:
''The Lord of Day is nearr
A sense of light unseen Is slowly growing
DER weald and void ere yet the dawns un.
ftlrled-
Ere yet the God, stairs OF gold a-glowinS.
Climbs Up the edge o. the world.
Sweet IL the sunrise SAVIOR of the grasses.
Fragr1pt the incense Of the dewy way
And breath Of fowes. yet no sweet surpasses
The scent OF the newborn day.
Eden Phnipotts. IN Literature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE.

"nen the measure OF life is full the man
mas oecJIae child again. lie Is petulant
s1d Impatient Of control. he sleeps more
IA" more, until the hours OF sleep corre-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04

DOmeStiCS
COTTONS-Remnants Of l0c -
Cheviot Shirtings go at, a yard. ~
"a Lockwood Unbleached Sheet d..
ing, worth 1Sc a yard, Monday. AOS
FLANNELS, ETC-50 pieces Of
Cream Domet Flannels will be &C
ready Monday at, a yard..-.......
Light and dark Outing Flannels -.
go at
Summer Lap Busters, Csc. 45c. soc and
up.
IA add s-4 Mosquito Netting, plain or
barred. in all colors
Remnants of Wool Cassimeres. I 10 4
yard lengths, at one-third off former
prices
LINENS-Cream Table Linen. 2In
yards wide. the 5Sc quality. at. 4UC
100 dozen SIS Bleached Nap nsrn
kins. the sl.s5 quality. ar. NI.W
dozen ....---.-.-..--.---.-..-
Basement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04
CheriSe

Square yoke Muslin Chemise,
edged with fine Hamburg en- IN
broidery, worth 69c; June sale S(Dl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

To be bound hand ana loot for years by
the chains Of disease IS me worst form Of
slavery. George D. Williams. Of Man
chester M Mie1 b. avs MY wife has b ~
So helpless FOR i've years that she could
~, ,urn over I'm bed alone. After using
,uro hot,les OF Electric BiNrs she Is
vonderfnllv improved and abr 10 90 her
- VOL This supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervousness
,,an,,Iossress melancholy. headache. back
sssa ,,,n,tny ana dizzy spells. This mir
-" worLlne MEDICINE is a godsend to
49, s,cllv run down people. Every bot
~ eysrsn,eed. Only 30 cents. Sold by
ow.n ana Minor Drug Co. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, oct 21-COTTON-Prlco
variations iu tu-days cotton market did
not exceed points and at no time could
lhrIe nave been termed activity The
speculative hesitation was due largely 10
peculiarly conflicting ideas ON the crOD
subject and ds 90 the outstanding inter
est though ass 90 the latter d. was quite
generally admitted on the local exchange
that The Investment public held a large
amount of January March and May de-
livery staple. The opening was easy with
prices unchanged 10 4 points lower fol-
lowing disappointing English cables and
under foreign selling pressure An Occa-
siOual cnOrt was made later 20 disl0dge
loosely held stun but these endeavors
were feeble. and, therefore. unsucccssful
Near The close shorts became nervous
the weekly statistical showing having
averaged up IN very huillsh form A furD
10 cover sent prices slowly upward with
the market finally steady in tone with
prices points lower To- i point net higher
OOTTON-Futures opened easy. No
vember Io2, December January ana
February, 7oS. March III: April 10.
May 1l3, June. July and August. III.
september q -.
Futures closed steady; October and No
yemDer. 1Hi. December. 7.OS. January
100, February 10. March Z ~. Amin
u. May 10. June. July ana Auo,,st
7lG. september ESQ
Spot cotton closed quiet: middline nm
lands. 5-lG; middling gulf z g-1g. saies
Oh bales.
COTION-Steady: mddlfng. 5-1c.
gross receipts Si3 bales. sales 22l bales.
8-G bales ''''''''
Total to-day-Net receipts. 250iG baIoe.
exports 20 Great Britain 05TG bales. fo
france. l'o'b bales. to The Continent %
81 bales, stock SIG 4GG bales.
hSlo ol's0', e,.ae. - Net receipts 2n.3Gf
n'5t7, exports TO Great Britain. 70sS1
bales; 10 France 1895 bales. no. The CO
tinenL Sl,42g bales '''' '"i'-
loiai since September 1st-Not roceipts
l.tuS ~ bales; exports 10 Great Rrifain
a.. t'''@il nales TO France. 179 4OS bales. 10
the Continent, 4Sf. Sl3 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-WOR-
ship and preaching a. II A. NJ and : r.
NJ The pastor. DR. COOPER will preach
n the morning. Students service at
night. with address by Rev. DR.. ". w
MOORE. OF Union Seminary. 10 which
al students are invited Bible school a.
$3.50 A. NJ. Union AT =. NJ. All made
cordially welcome.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH SER
vices at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ conducted
by the pastor Rev w. X. l.. SMITH.
MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH mon
roe Hall Main street between Pine and
Relvidere) Rev 4 J. HALL. pastor 49,
Preaching at II a VI. Sunday school at
9:13 A. NJ.
BROAD STREET u T " o ID 3 I
church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streets). Sunday school al $50 A. NJ
Preaching az II A. NJ and II NJ. by the
pastor. Rev. w. c. STARR. ID. ID. Morn
ing subject, who Must be Held Ac-
countahle for Shaping the Morals OF the
communitv2" At night. '"The Discovery
OF a Hidden Hand Among the Planets :"
A cordial welcome 10 all.
CLAY-sTREFT ". f. CHURCH COR
psr ,,iav and Adams st~eefsl. Rev ETr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28
Rabbi Wise's Bust.

4 recent issue OF the Cincnnati-Com-
mercal Tribune says.
When Sir Moses Ezekiel came 10 this
country last May 90 was with the twofold
purpose OF visiting his parents and i'm
mediate family In Cincinnati, and Of exc
cutting life-size bust OF the octogenarian
rabbi Or Isaac NJ. Wise, head OF the
Bnai YeshurOn congregation Of Cmcln-
natl for nearly half century and found
en- and president OF the Hebrew Union
College. The bust is TO be present from
the congregation to DR.. Wise on the occa-
sion of his eightieth birthday anniversary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28
BALTiMORE MARNEr.

BALTIMORE. oct 27.-FLOUR-Quiet
ana unchanged.
WHEAT cry dull. spot and month,
30 s01V,sc. November. lvfan1lc., Deem
Der. 12igq I23sc. southern wheat, by sam
.de. tJu1-c.
CORN-Dul and easy. min'd, spot and
month and November, Jsasu o9c.. Decem-
Der. 81 1850. November or December,
new or ola, 31Lu31Ac, January. 3t41
31iac Southern white corn. 3Dii iuc., new.
OATS Steady, so. = white. b'1alc
KYE-Duk No. nearby. jed6ac
SUGAk-SrOng and unchanged.
CHEESI-S Steady.
BrTTEk-Firm.
EGGs-tIm and unchan.el.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Demand for sta-
pie cOttons of average proportions Brown
shcctings and drills very firm Leading
makes 4-yard shcetiues occasionally ad-
vanced -. Print cloths inactive Boo regu-
lars al .c. Eair demand Tor narrow and
wide odds at fun prices. bleached cot
tons strong further advances 900 some
lsading tickets impending. so further
changes to-day Wide shectngs strong
Coarse c0lDred c0tfOus still tending up-
wards. Prints iu good demand. Linens
scarce and strong Burlaps isc. higher
and still ADVANCING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

The Rev. George Edward Walk rector
OF ST. Pauls church, Council Buns, iowa
will oiiciate at ST. Paul's church to-hor-
row morning and evening. Rev MT.
Walk is one OF The leading clergymen OF
the Central West, and has been attending
the National Convention OF the Brother
hood bf st. Andrew, which has been IN
session az Columbus, Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

CULPEPER. VA. oct Special
Revenue officers Eddins, Hansbrough
and Bolyn returned tonight from Crig.ers-
Vile, bringing the "stll" Of j. 5. Vowel.
and an the brandy he had in his ware
house. besides two packages OF "nlic.t"
found secreted on the premises.
They also raided j. -. Nicholsons near
Nethers Nil. Selling two packages Of
the queer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28
Ho,xcrS-ItutchesOn.

Mr. Ryland Bowers and Miss Winnifred
rutcheson we're married in Washington
last Wednesday. The couple went TO
Washington that the marriage might be
quiet
Mr. Bowers is well known IN Richmond.
a,d IL employed by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
Tbev viii reside In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

BAYLOR Died. az her home IN Wash
ington. ID g.. az $50 A. NJ. october
2Itn ELLEN EKI az bAfLok De
loved wife n J. b. Baylor
FuDeral az Hollywood THIS AFTER
NOON.
RANSOM. Died. az his home. in Mercer
county. " Va. saturday. October 2lst.
an $50 A. NJ Mr. WILLIAM H. RAN
son. formerly OF Buckingham county.
Va. I'm his forty-hfth year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28
Mis- Mellon Welded.

Miss Ella Melton and Mt Moan VI
McNabb, both of Atlanta, Ca. Were mar
ried Wednesday night at the residence
OF Mr.. X. IA. Stoltz. $40 east Leign street
Mrs Stoltz IS a sister OF the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ]. II.
Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

pounds. S1g21.aj2j. short rib sides
Onosel. s.. .u1J.iO, dry sailed shoulders
tboxedi. Sj.1JGjsil-, short clear sues
tuoNedl sl.ajna.fj. Whisky. distillers
finished goods. per gallon, sLSi. sugars
cut loaf $40. graduated, sis. Butter
slow, creamery. l1n-Ic., DAIRY, 1lnl3c.
Cheese strong. creams, i-al-4c. LESS
strong, fresh, llulil-c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-28

Mrs Louis r. Amiss was chosen matron
for the Female orphan Asylum, at meet
ing of the Humane Association held at the
asylum building, al Seventh ana Leigh
streets. Yesterday morning al II o'clock.
The ASYLUM is one OF the oldest eleemosy-
nary institutions IN Virginia IL has hsen