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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-30

lditF Movements at OIuSI 1OTtS-
Galveston-Quiet; middling, SIS; sales,
l52; stock, l0.2S2.
New Oreans-Nomnal middling, so ;
net receipts 10; gross 40; stock, 1553SO.
Mobie-Steady; middling, 1l-16; net re-
ceipts !; gross, /; stock, $3.50.
Charles 0n-Quiet; stock, 1896.
-lmington-Quiet; middling, SIS; stock
s41.
Norfolk-steady; middling, 515-16; net
receipts, Isl; gross, ISL; stock, 3d. 45.
Baltimore-Nominal middling 62s; net
receipts. $50; gross, $50; stock, 1857.
New York-Quiet; middling, 61s; sales,
ISL; stock, 1449S4.
Boston-steady; middlng. SIS; net re
ce-bts 81; gross, 81.
Philadelphia Steady; middHng, 6ss;
stock. 1854
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
1ugusta-Quiet and nominal; middling,
Ga; net receipts, As; gross, 40; sales, 112;
stock S63S
Memphis-Quiet; middnng, 81; net re
ceiDts, l76; gross, 176; sales, $50; stock,
r-f
ST Louls-Quiet; middling, 81; gross re
cepts, e; stock, 60 1856.
Cincinnau-Steadym iddlng, IS; net re
ceipts, 36S; gross, 1858; stock, 6,S64
Houston-Quiet; middling, 1916; net re-
ceiDts. Is; gross, Is; stock, 11,0OS.
LpUlSNltie-Oluleti mlaQlnS, o1s.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To the continent, 296
New 0rleans-To Great Britain, 300: to
France 400; to the continent, $50; coast
wise sos
Savannah-Coastwise. 694.
Norfolk-Coastwise "a.
Boston-TO Great Britain, 400.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day. To Great Britain, 100; to France,
$50 to the continent, 1O46.
Total foreign exports since Sept l. 1898:
To Great Britain, 3,472, 402: to France,
S7&35l; to the continent, 2,807, 800.
Liverpool July 29-Cotton, spot, quiet;
prices steadier; American mlddlne
SD; good middlng, S5sd The
Gales of the day We're 1000 bales, of
which 500 bales were for speculation and
export and included $500 bales American
Receipts. 5000 bales, including 4,8C0 bales
American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
CT the advance American middling, low
mlddling clause. July, 3.20d3.21d sellers
Joy-August 3.20d sellers; August-Septem-
Der, 5l9d sellers; September October, 3.17d
6lsd buyers; October November, 3.16d3. I'D
sellers; Novem Der December, 3.15dS. 16d
value; December-January, 3.1563.16d sell
eTs; January-FebTuary, 3.15dS 16d buyers
feoruary-March, 316d buyers; March
April SID sellers; April-May, 3.17q3 1Sd
buyers; May-Juue, 31Sd3. 19d sellers.
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IAst Id nassengers bY Steam
savannah Almanac.
Sun rises at 500 and sets 6:5L

High water at Tybee to-day at 80 a.
m. and 2:O2 p. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later
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The GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH, Ga.

Capital
Undivided profits ......................% 0OOVV
This bank offers its services to corpora
tons merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, adj
rninistrator, guardian, etc.
ISSUES drafts on the principal cities la
Great britain and ireland and on the Con-
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
an deposits in the Savings Department.
safety Boxes for rent
HENRY BLUM, President.
". TIEDEMAN, Vice President
JOHN M. HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER f. HOGAN. ASST Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-30

in tbe hid nriae % anu -
Total eaies Of s+oclxs 914ooo incIudinzr
Atchison nreferrad 10 on. Cbicago Bur-
Ungtoy and Ouincv 4o0. Great Nortbern
nrefarrad < 1s0. T,onie1,ilis ana Nashville
10 Nortbery, paciGc 57o. pennevIvani7
590, g. pm : eso. Sontbern Pacifc 10
AK. southern Pai.wa1, nraferrad - 2S6
An,aI.ican S+o,l ana Wire * IN American
cTohacco "A On. Rrool,Ivn RAND Transit
q S5o. sugar 50o
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-30
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
vessels Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Iasca, Digs, BALTIMORE.
J. Carolan, agent.
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AUSTIN II. MYREs.

AUSTIN II. MYREs,
60 broadway, New York City.
STOCkS-BONDs-WHEAT.
en- margin on 1-I6th commission.
southern securities a speciality on !,
commission. Cipher code furnished.
Member Consolidated stock Ex-
change.
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Passengers by steamship Gate city
from New York, July H.-Miss N. M. Ber-
ry, H Singer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
The Junior observation-disclosures
Personal and General

PETERSBURG. VA, October 2.-(Spe-
cial)-The annual meeting OF the State
Council OF the Junior order Of United
American Mechanics, to be held at Cape
Charles the latter part OF this month, will
be an important one. The year has been
one OF great progress in the order I'm the
state, and OF great Increase I'm member
ship The delegates 70 the council Will
I'm fact, represent membership Of over
10000 New councils have been establish
ed and the old ones have increased their
members until the 100O0 mark has been
passed, and on this record the session OF
the State COuncl will partake OF the ma
ture OF a halleujah meeting. But there
are also serious and important matters
20 be considered resulting from certain
action OF the National Council.
In the Hastings Court to-day Judge Null
len rendered a decision OVerruling the
, motion 10 set aside the verdict Of the
jury IN the case of John Carter (cOl0red),
convicted Of feloniOusly 0ssaulting Mr.. j.
%. Thurman. II Is not known whether
any further steps Will DO taken In the
case.
The shipments Of lumber from this port
during the past three months aggregated
over 100000 feet Most Of this lumber
came from along the line Of the Rich
mond. Petersburg. and Carolina railroad.
i'm Dnwiddie county, and most Of u Went
10 Baltimore and Philadelphia.
/
state Hospital met ~ that institution to-
day for the transaction of routine bust
ness. Messrs robert Gillian, julius
Srausa, the two members who have never
missed a meeting, We're present, MT.
Cooke, of Norfolk, being absent.
Killing frosts fen yesterday morning
ana this morning. severely nipping Yese-
tauou.
Cfty-Sergeant Charles Watson, who has
been spending some weeks with friends
I'm Nova Scotia. returned home this morn
ing I'm fine health
Mr. Lyman Spading the courteous
agent Of the Southern Express Company
i'm this city. has returned home from ms
summer trip to Plattsburg. y. y.
Mr. and Mrs. John @. Armistead, VINO
have been AT the Blue Ridge Springs for
several weeks. arrived home last evening.
The police made 1872 arrests i'm Septem-
Der for various State and city offences.
4 slight accident on the Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad occurred I'm Poca-
hOntas this morning. causing derailment
of ana damage TO three freight-cars.
The Sunday-school room of the Wash
ington-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
which has recently been greatly improved
and beautifed, was rededicated sunday
afternoon. \ large crowd was present
and interesting addresses were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
THE CEMETERY NATTER.
jackson ward Scction-Owners Form
n New Association.

The matter of the burial of their dead
is causing the negroes of jackson Ward
no little concern. since action was taken
restricting the use Of the two cemeteries
al Barton Heights, and one hundred or
more scciou-owners i'm the six colored
cemeteries about Richmond formed them
selves into a union last night Tor sell
projection.
They met at True Reformers' Hall, and
thore were represented The owners of lots
iu Sycamore, Ham, Ebenezer Mechanics
Union. Cedarwood, ana Methodist ceme-
tCries. The litigation pending between
them and residents Of Barton HelShl5
was discussed al considerable length, but
10 was not thought wise 90 interfere win
this fight. and 10 was decided 70 form "a
burial association TO control an the slA
cemeteries. II. L. I'M, cashier Of the
True Ref0rmers' Bank. was elected prtsl-
dent James IL. Hay was made secretary,
and ROYAL White was chosen treasurer.
All section-owuers present enrolled their
names as members of the dSaocldloh'
and "a committee was appointed 10 "i
range for general mass-meeung at
sharon Baptist church, First ana Leigh
streets. next Tuesday night, the 10Th M
slant.
being wdged against them have engaged
th. services of Hon. George ID. Wise and
Nh Beverly t. Crump, Whle baIlol
Heights is represented by Mr.. W. ii.
BpVar!dee The case VIII be before
Judge Wexford tomorrow or next day.
The issue WIFI be whether nuisance eN-
lists or is liable To be created by further
interments I'm the cemeteries, and the
defence viii seek TO show thal no sucn
condition exists or VIII arise. They Will
indicate "A Willingness before the court TO
have the Richmond and Barton Heights
Boards Of Health view the cemetery
premises and say where ana Nheh luI-
thor burials may safely be made, so as
NOT to jeopardize the public health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
PICKETT CAMPS MEETING.
Interesting Session of the Veterans
Last Night-Sermon Arranged For.

Pickett Camp held an interesting meet
ing last night. Commander W. L. Bass
called the camp 10 order, and prayer was
offered by Chaplain p. = Winston. Com
rade Warren Smith was reported very
sick. d. StrattOn. Committee on Divine
Service. reported thai ON the fourth sun
day night in October Dr. W r. J.. smith,
pastor OF the Second Baptist church,
would preach TO the camp. lie suggest
cd that lee Camp, the Sons OF Veterans
and The Ladies' Auxiliary OF both camps
be Invited 10 attend
Colonel H. l. Maury asked the camp to
instruct their delegation 10 the Grand
Camp TO vote for several very important
resolutions. one was concerning me
countys muster-roN that was ordered
bv the last Legislature. Another was
for some measure 10 get the sons OF \tte-
rams 10 take more interest IN their or
Comrade Alfred Craighead, OF Company
X Sixtv-eiehth Pennsylvania Volunteer
Infantry. presented 20 the camp, through
Sergeant Thomas i. Richardson, a set
of war pictures which was received with
thanks by the camp.
Historian Lakewood read 10 the camp
a Verv interesting and amusing sketch
of the war between the Beers and the
English in 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
TmE FEDERAL COuRTs CONVENE
\ Rchuse for Absent Lnwyers-Truc
BILLS of Indictment

Tho business of the Federal courts
must De promptly dealt with. So said
Judge WaddN yesterday. when the
absence ~ attorneys directly Interested
in the proceedings Of the october terms
of the District and Circuit courts inter-
Tered with the transaction OF the busi-
ness on hand. Judge Naddill was very
frankly di~plcased. and dld not hesitate
Co express his displcasurc. lie WaA Will
ing hc said. Co bc reasonably accOmmo-
dating but ne left no room for doubt
that The business OF the courts within his
jurisdiction viii go forward without let
or hindrauce.
ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY.
The grand and petit iuries was adj
iourucd until this morning, and there ia
trouble I'm store for those who do not
report
lin the District Court the case Of the
United states vs. G. NJ Anthony, charged
was continued until the next term, and
the defendant recognized in the penalty
OF NoD for his appearance
The grand jury presented the following
true bliss
United States vs. r. IL. Phillips,
charged with; interfering with United
States telegraph and telcphone-wires. -,
United states vs.. James A. Bel, retail
ing liquor without license.
United States W. James y. Winghcld,
retailing liquor without license.
1t d. expected that the case Of the
United states VS.. Wayne II. Gooch'
charged with the violation of the inter
nal-revenuo laws, viii come mp ms
morning.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
The civil docket I'm the United states
Circuit Court will Doe called az ii O'Clock
This morning. All attorneys Interested
should be present at this time.
In this court the grand jury returned
true bin against III. J.. owens allas +. -
W4rd who stands charged with impcr-
sonating an officer Of the United states
army The accused is nj present am lh-
mate Of The stanton Insane Asylum, ana
SD outside the jurisdiction OF the court
Am interesting railroad case was argued
ir fba afternoon. involving funds I'm the
custody off the Norfolk and Western rail-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
LEXINGTON.
Washington and Lee F0ot-baii
Team-PeFSonai.

LEXINGTON. VA, October 2-(spe-
cial Washington and Lee University
football players are rapidly rounding up
into playing form. OF the old men there
are Jenkins. McPheeters, Barclay, and
Powell. Of the 1896 eleven. and Deacon,
Bleds0e. McNeill. and Moore. of last
years eleven. Among the new men. who
are putting up a fine game. are Han.
Bagey, and Whipple. Jenkins viii hold
down one Of the backs. and the candidates
for the other back position are Bagley,
Hail. Lee, and Bledsoe. McPheeters cap
tain will be on the end. and Elgin centre.
Deacon Mcneil, Crockett, and Hitter are
candidates for guard positions barclay
and Moore will secure tackle positions.
Powell will be quarterback.
Manager Johnston has arranged for the
following schedule. With Pantops at Lex
ingtOn October 5th: with University OF
Virginia az Charlottesville october
TN; with Virginia Military IN
stitute az Lexington october lNh;
with Richmond College at Lexington, DC
t0ber 2lst. with Hampden-Sidney ar Lex
ington November 6th; with centre Col
lege at Louisville. KY, November ltth'
with Kentucky University at Lexington
KY, November 18th; with Central Uni
vefsity az Richmond. Ky, November l9th;
with Virginia Military Institute az Lex
ngton. Va. November 18th; with Univer-
slfE Ot tennessee az hhoAfhlt, iSiA''
November 10th. ..
4 decree has been entered by j. r. WIZ
liams Of Richmond. Va. I'm the Circuit
Court Of RoCkbridge county, against the
Lexington Development company Lpr
$1,000. that being the balance claimed by
the Glasgow Manufacturing Company,
due ON the erection Of Hotel Deilart. Mr..
williams is appointed the receiver. ana U.s.
empowered 90 proceed 10 collect from the
Stockholders OF the Lexington Develop
ment Company 90 per cert. on tho par
value Of the stock Of that company, but
tho company is defunct Mr.. Williams Sc
cured the hotel when IL was put up for
part u the indebtedness due for its eroc-
! ton. The hCstelry was never opened. ana
| now stands as q monument 20 the buried
/ hopes of the development company
Mr.. Robert r.. Hutton instructor OF
| electrical engineering M Washington and
| Leo University. has been made am inetruc-
! tor I'm the Junior Department OF Mathe-
MATES az the University Dir. Hutton at
! tended Johns Hopkins University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
THE VALLEY CITY.
Death of Mrs. susan VI. baldwin,
Personal Notes.

STAUNTON, VA, October 2-(speclal)
Mrs. Susan NJ Baldwin died at her
home In this city. yesterday. after a long
Illness. Mrs Baldwin was born in Staun-
ton n years ago. and had lived here con-
tinuously since She was the oldest OF
ten children OF the great lawyer. the late
John Howe PeytCn. Her mother was Ann
Lewis of old Sweet Springs. Mrs. Bald
win was the widow OF Colonel John
Brown Baldwin who was a member Of
he secessiOn convention; later colonel OF
tie Fifty-second Virginia Regiment and
subsequently member of the Confederate
Congress from the stanton District
Mrs. Baldwin was a woman OF the high
est culture great reader, graceful In
manners. OF kindly heart, and a devoted
church woman. Her home was a haven
of hospitality. and AZ one time and an
other most Of the distinguished people
Of the war period had enjoyed It's well
come She was childless. Mrs. Robert
Gray. of WytheVlle; Mrs. George NJ.
COCHRAN. OF stauntOn; Mrs Joseph Kent,
nj Wythevilie, and Mrs. William Has
tiugs Greene, Of Augusta, are her sur
vivlng sisters The funeral took place
this afternoon, services being conducted
hv the Rev Walter q Hullihen. rector OF
Trinity Episcopal church.
The hon. Joseph A. Waddell is attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
OLD BuRG AND VICINITY.
nenth of Lndy-Hnndsome Memo
riaI-"SOme Pumpkins"

FRFDERICKSBURG. October 2.-Spe-
cial)-lIrs. Virginia +. lett wife Of Mr..
John Jctt died az her nome here this morn
ing. after a brief illness. She was we'll
known lady and greatly beloved by all
who knew her. She was I'm the o6th
year of her age. and besides her husband,
Is survived by four children. Her young
est daughter preceded her 10 the grave
about two weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. q. Solan OF ms CITY
have presented Beech Grove Methodist
Episcopal church. I'm the county, with a
handsome communion cup, as memorial
to Mrs SOlan's father, tho late Hon.
Chancellor Bailey who was coinmunl-
cant OF the church, and az the time OF
his death superintendent or IT'S SUNDAY
school II is appropriately engraved ana
very pretty
kius I'm this section this season ls on the
farm Of COunty-Clerk j.. r Coghill. On
Caroline on one vine there are twenty
five. that Will average twenty-five pounds
While on his way home from this city
Friday mr.. Robert Perry, OK the county.
was thrown from a wagon and had h,s
right arm severely broken. The wagon
also PASSED over his body and quite pain
fully bruised H.
Agriculture. Is in The city,. Tie VIII leave
tomorrow with Alr. B. n. spencer and
other gentlemen interested in Che pro-
posed sucar-beet factory Tor this place,
ON a tour of inspection in the West
Iu the Corporation Court Saturday eve
ming Mrs Nirgie A. Ingraham was grant
ed 20 divorce from her husband. O.. X.
Ineraham. on the ground OF. desertiOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham were married bon
Weetmoreland county May 80, 1850. Rev
Robert Reamey performed the ceremony.
This section was visited last night by
n very heavy frost and If all signs do not
fau. il was "a killing one"
Mir Sylvanus quinn left to-day for
Richmond where he will enter the Uni
yersitv College of Medicine for a course
Mrs. Lima l.. Mayo. of Richmond. Is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. Key
Ifovvgv1 nj ssKfuruore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
- oolnrs II wonI, AGAIv.



Tried iu iiustings Court.
October f.ru of OLD. TTr.tir,s. Court
........ y.....-.,. .r... ,...t.... -...
WIZ
l'"l J'Iy "l the last
WHICH II.i three cases. and the
rI jury of The new term.
u -four true bills of in-
e,amd jury IS composed Of
gentlemen. Messrs. w. j.
Harvey Clarke. Thomas Boiling.
ft a. y Nubr0ugh, John
- George Sch0cn
IHIU,r CHARGED with "steal-
ta. Ier-ou.' was indicted. True
. found 20 charges against
IlF alias China Abcrnethy,
WoIuding. Dicey James.
N..uIug. and Albert Lewis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
THE SONS ENTERTAINMENT.
Winter Series AuspiciOusly Innugu-
rated-PIensant Evening for All.

There were about 400 ladies and gentle
men present last night az the first OF the
monthly entertainments to be given this
winter by r. T. Lee Camp, Sons Of Com
federate Veterans
Commander r.. Leslie Spence Jr.. pre-
sided. After calling the roll Of officers
the camp elected 10 membership Hon.
Henry Il. Wickham, Of Hanover.
The rules were suspended, and the fol-
lowing programme was well rendered and
greatly enjoyed by the audience; A solo
by Miss Tillery, fancy dance by Miss
Katie Miller. a cake-walk by little May
Ledf0rd and Charlie Bahen, a duet By
Misses Holt fancy dance by little
Misses Ledford and Miller q recitation
by Miss Tillery.
The feature Of the evening was the
address OF Hon. j.. G. Richardson he
was introduced by COmrade John A..
Lamb. His address was "A discussion ~
the war from a constitutional point OF
view. lie also eulOgized both the men
and women Of the South for their deyO-
ton to the cause they loved so wei.
Congressman Lamb was present and
made a short speech along the same
lines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03
DEATH IN ROCKBRIDGE
OF Mr.. John q. Cress, n Prominent
Citizen.

LEXINGTON, VA, October 2-(Spe-
cial)-Mr John c.. Cress died very sud-
denly Sunday morning Of heart disease.
lie was one Of the foremost citizens Of
the county and was classed among the
wealthiest. He resided on a fine farm near
Elmeria. At the time of his death he was
president of the ROckbridge Mutual IN
surance Company. having served in that
capacity for the past nine years. He was
also a director Of the Bank Of Rock
bridge Though not a native Of the coun-
tv. he hal the kcencst interest i'm ITS well
fare Nh. Cress was born in Augusta,
Ca. and first came 10 Virginia as a MEM
Der of a Georgia regiment during the
civil war. lie enlisted as q private, and
at the close Of the war had been promoted
To the rank of major. lie saw four years
service I'm Virginia during the war, and
made a gallant record as a soldier. After
the war he engaged I'm mercantile busi-
ness I'm New York city as a salesman,
where some of his nearest relatives now
reside. In 1870 he came 10 ROckbridge
county and located near Eimeria I'm 1874
le married Miss GeOrgiana Osborne, a
granddaughter OF the late John Hamil-
ton. of ROckbridge county. and also a
niece Of Mrs. Henrietta Mccormick. wife
of Ieander Mccormick, of Chicago, and
Is survived by her. lie was aged about So
years. His body was embalmed Sunday,
and will be taken 10 New York city FOR
interment Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-03

ing the Pan-Presbyterian Council al
Washington.
Yesterday. there being no service az the
First Presbyterian church the Rev. Dr.
Quaries. Of Lexington. preached In semi
nary chapel TO the Young ladies' OF the
Mary Baldwin Seminary.
Mrs Edward EchOls IL in Roanoke, VS.
iting Hon and Mrs. William a Glasgow.
Everybody I'm town to-day Is busy put
ting on the final touches to the parapher-
MALTA of the Trades Parade aud Carnival
Miles and miles Of bunting and nags
float In the air. multitude OF heauiitul
booths built out on the sidewalks give
the streets a midway plalsance look. one
OF the showiest booths is that Of TO-
baccO company of Richmond studded as
IL is with mulfl-cOlOred miniature elec-
tric-iights.
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