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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug 2f-COTTON-There
was "a decided let-up IN the attention paid
10 cotton futures by the general public.
and the volume OF business to-day was
smaller. probably. than for any one dav
since the excitement In cotton first set Ia.
There was no particular reason for The
change, as the average crop news was
quite as bullish as heretofore. and there
was nothing special ia the English ADJ
vices 10 justify any material change I'm
sentiment. Nevertheless, the market do
ciined rapidly after the momentum of
yesterday rise had expended itself In an
advance OF 3 % > points confined To tbe
opening call. Trading was, for a time
very active. but liquidation soon com,
menceo. and a few OF the larger local
bear operators accelerated the downward
movement by pounding the market The
Government report indicated some nosSi
bflliy OF rains IA the norfhoriv section
90 The cotton bolt. with no relief for the
central and more southeriy sections. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
HEARD LAYNE'S COMPLAINT.
Council Committee Decides Against
Discharged Member OF Sanitary Force

=
The Council Committee on Health last
night disposed Of the complaint of j. D..
Layne. "a former member OF the sanitary
force OF the Health Department. who ale
legged that no grounds existed for his sus-
pension and discharge 1y Sanitary Oiilcer
Burnett. Of the Fourth district. The de-
cisfon was against the complainant, the
committee adopting a resolution setting
forth that the sense Of the meeting was
that The committee should not interfere
with the sanitary officer
Members of the committee present We're.
Mr. Hobson chairman. and Messrs.
Camp Gibson. Neal and Cufch.ns.
Mr. Iayne addressed tho committee IN
his own behalf asserting that he was
removed without cause. IL developed
from his testimony and answers 20 ques-
ti0ns that hc had been guilty Oi iusubordi-
nation.
After d'snosing OF the Layne complaint
the committee decided that hereafter when
any person wishes 20 file "a complaint be-
fore 20 the complainant must submit his
complaint I'm writing. stating the cause
of the grievance
Proposals 20 furnish supplies for three
months We're considered and contracts
awarded as follows:
Hay. corn. oats and straw 10 Mavo De
noon e. Co.. ships'1N and hrownsfun. 20
S ~ Beveridge a. co.; salt. TO John r
Anderson q co.
Mr. Gibson offered q motion which
was adopted 'nstructing The sub-com-
mittoe on stables t0 require covers on au
garbage carts complaint having been
made that the passing of these vehicles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
Amlty.s AnnnaI PicnIc.

Amity Lodge No rs A. T. and 4. NJ
had Is annual rlcnic yesterday YOUNG
Pond The mem1e-s and their lam lies
composed a party ol perhaps two hundred
and fifty persons. and the occasion was
exceedingly pleasant for all Mus
dancing and refreshments Were ON iae
programme Of delights The complete
success of the annual outing was due
largely 10 the efforts of the Committee
on Arrangements and iuv.iauons-Mes. rs
Robert n. Northcu. IS. j. Gilman. NJ. r..
Mason. Nelson Powell George G.. RusileI
and VIM. q BISON, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
NEW ENTERP RISES
ARE CHARTERED
North Carolina Keeps Well Abreast in
the Line Of Progress.
GERMAN COLONlSTS EXPECTED
To Settle in Western North Carolina.
Republicans Divide ~ TO Making
Fight for Governor - Death
of Nj. strange.

RALEIGH. " G., Aug. 24.-special-
Lieutenant settle. the recruiting officer.
SAYS be vii. recruit more volunteers Tor
service in the Philippines this month imam
he old last month.
Dr. Murphy who has been 80 charge
of the insane asylum at Mors1ut1n Tor
wears will probably resign che super.u-
tendency of the asylum, and open A pil-
waite sanitarium az Asheviile.
The Executive Committee of the state
Fair Association met yesterday There
were many applications for space
The frst bale of new cotton was received
here ON this market yes terday. 30 came
from Johnston county. This august 800
is the earliest that bale BIAS been zee
ceived for "a number of years.
Mr. Pattesou Commits sioner of Aerlcul-
tlrs has returned from Washington
where he went 10 Or yand get reduction
ON the hostage for the Agricultural Bull
lefln. AS vet he has gotten no reduc-
ton. but hopes 20 do 20 later
NEW ENTERPRISES
The Bay River Transportation 'ompany
and the American Development company
we're Yesterday chartered by the score
tlry of state. The first company VIII
onerate steamers between Bayhoro and
Newhorn and the second company win
,,,e,nfacture cotton wool silk and other
material into an kinds of fabrics
Several Raleigh druggists viii attend
the National Druggists Association, TO
be held al Niagara Falls in October
4 colony Of Germans. it Is said. viii
come 10 North Carolina and settle In the
western part Of the state this fan. I'm
migration Commissioner Thompson Is
leaving no stone unturned 10 get into the
state a good element OF foreigners.
There are many friends here as well
as elsewhere that regret the death 81
Mr.. Thomas w. Strange, of Wilmington,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

SIR. G.. C. Owens OF Warrenton. va.
was in Richmond carly This week and
called on his brother alias Captain
Ward" who is in custody awaiting trial
by the United State ON serious charges.
He also visited counsel f.r his brother
and did an that De- could 10 serve his uu-
fortunate kinsmau. Ife expressed the
decided opinion that hts brothers mind
was affected and cited instances Of the
imprisoned mans conduct 'n support OF
his belief The Owense.s it is learned are
very excellent people. and the escapados
of their son have caused them acute dis
tress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
Nrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2i-FLOUR-s,eady
but quiet.
KA E-Flrm
COkNMEAI-Steady
BAElLl-Sfeady.
BARLEY MALI-Stcddy
WHEAT-SD0t steady, so. red. 7sisc
Options opened steady ou cables, but de-
veiupeo "a suoaeqrenl feeling of heaviness
under biz selling and better sprilg wheat
crop news. This, ln turn. yielded t0 "a
late recovery On export demand. and "a
final break under realizing, with the close
weak 90 .4c met decline. SEPTEMBER closed
40 1850. December closed at 1910.
tDEN-Sllf nrm; so. - 80 t'rsc.
elevator. options opened steady AND dis
played persistent strength au day 0n
higher cables export business and large
cl. aIances. Closed firm al lic. net aa-
vance. August closed al 3SNc.; Septem-
Der closed at 3lf.c.
QATs-soot firm; no. .. pc Options
BUTTER Steady: western creamery. II
ale: State dairy. 1j0lac.
CHEESE Firmer. large white, 9HU9.c
EGGS-Steady State and Pennsylvania.
PoTAToFs-Dun. fair to prime Siq
1.-j. fancy white, $1.JDa1Gj; southern
CABhAGE-Quiet; Long Island, S3a4
coTToN BY sTEAsl-To Liverpool
zoe.
BEEF-stcady
CUT MEATS Quiet.
LARD - N0minaly steady; western
steamed closed at $3.50 5J1z city firm at
S5.15 Refined steady.
TAILOW~ Strong: city 4asaiaic.; coun-
coTroN-sEED oII-Barey steady
TTRrENTINE-Wcak.
RICE-Quict
COFFEE-Oorons opened unchanged
..I d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
MOTHER LOST BY A NECK.
An iloping North Carolina Couple
~ et ~ Foot officer suustrucL


Fi et ~ Folt-O officer suustrucL.
WELDON n. g.. Aug. 2l-speo.al-
Miss Lula Ralney. aged nne.u years and
Air. k. H.. Moody aged nineteen years.
e.oped from ELAN. DO Warren county ,o
L.-i-eton yesterday and were married
ina mother of the sirl pursued them
out GOT in jusr neck GOO sh3r. for the
ee emony had been performed when she
appeared upon lhe scene. She refused
i' accep, the situation and left as mad
as wet hen.
J. J.. summereu. supervisor Of the
northampton State Farm had sun
stroke yesterday JUST AS The investigating
committee reached h.. farm. and Doc was
zoo ill 90 see the committee.
airs Sallie WlitleiI daughter Of the
late Rev John O.. Whitfield of Enfield.
died at her home n ,hai town Tuesday
She was educated .n Petersburg. Va. at
tle Old Petersburg Female College.
Henry Williams negro tramp from
Portsmouth was found asleep under the
counter m Emery a Pierces store yes
terday. When a salesman opened the
store tho negro escaped. but later PLAYED
"a big bluff game hy returning to t0an
and taking "a seat upon the steps OF tho
chief OF policies store. lie was arrested
and sent 70 jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

BEATFORc IS. a.. Aug - Special
Nj s Dora T4yIor. 81 young .aiy eighteen
years 0f agr to-day veut into gie sfOro
of Mr. George Taylor 90 Bogue y. G.,
where Mrs Taylor Was 100 Dndrse. her
Au .Inu Do ..ng absent.
1Ne Taylor asked th. young lady IL
She did not want o. see her De~ pistol
caught her finger on the trisser not
knowing 10 was .oa1ed lt wys dis llrsDi
and killed Miss Dora instantly. The &C.
currence was purely accidental aud has
will lose her mind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug 24.-Demand for sta
pie c0ttons of about average extent Tone
I'm brown goods strong and prices tending
sheeuugs probable shortly. Print cloths
inactive In regulars at 24c lfrcglllrs in
good request and very firm B.eached
cOtt0ns firm, I'm good demand. Denims
scarce, and some makes -. per yard
higher Prints quiet in fancles. but sta-
pie lines loo good request Wooilen and
WOrsted fabrics firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

Dr. r. T. Joues la- returned from pt-
tendance upon the sessions OF the Ala-
sonic Congress of tae United States. held
az Cleveland Ohio. He was elected as
one of the delegates from the United
States 90 meet Oh World Masons al the
Paris Exposition DOB lsD. and expects to
sail with the deleratlou ln July next
Dr. Jones is Grand Master OF colorei
MasOns of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

Judge Minors order restraining garn-
ishment OF the vases N ". &. Butler IN
der section 1852 of the Code Of Virginia.
was con1ifion3i up0n Buffers giving
boni with security I'm the penalty OF pL
IL appears. TOO. that Mr. !. H. Goodies
name figures Only incidentally n
The suit G00de had judsmea.
against Butler which be assigned FOR a
consideration 10 one John r. Galnes who
instituted proceedings 20 gafnishes the
wages of Butler Nhereuyon Butler
sought an order OF court restraining tao
yarnishment from being eafo-eed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

CHARLOTTE. y. e., Aug 2L-Jul,as
Alexander lc0l0redJ was privately hanged
here at 1922 this morning Tor 1sssDit'ng
a white woman last February He showed
no signs OF nervousness. confessed the
crime and said the penalty was just A
c0lored preacher I'm "a talk on the scaf-
fold. said Alexander crime was zone
Inn which we are glad t0 see the law car.
riaH ont DID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.
Hr. Samuel Cook, "r Danvillc. Killed
AT Avalon. y. CO Runaway Marriage

al AVIATION, y. CO Runaway Marriage
WINSTON. n. a.. Aug 4i-.ip ciai.-
1lr Samua. COOK secretary and uels-
urtr for tue slperirteudcn, Who i- buid.
ug l large cotton ml DO Ata.of. poo 81
lush4m county was hl.el instantly last
.at 3y jumping from Doe nor'h3ount
niger tail on th. N0r.o.s lu4 Nes,-
cru ~.al i.-t before 30 reach.e Avaioq.
He pls t4.d - fhe nasman not t0 jump.
h.s heal struck Doe 0u Doy of a Iassen-
Der coach
The deceased was an estiml5.e young
man. The remains Wer. SEM to bis home
at UantIe Na.. tonight Cox ut.rNent
a r0manu. malii 81 was le1latel tt
tle hotel here hs, night tHe 10 trieiiny
parties Being Miss Gertrude campbell ana
J.ms Bench of stuart. ta. The groom
travels fOr a. wholesale house OF k.ch-
m0ni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
AuguSt'S Last Friday Remnant Sale!

To-day will about close out the balance of the
strictly summer goods, and the odds and ends of all
departments will be yours to-day for the smallest of
prices. Mail orders will be filled if any OF the goods
are in stock when order is received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
MAIL STORES

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Aug. 2f-TUR-
PENTINE- Nothing doing.
ROSlN-Firm and unchanged. sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug 2i-SPIRITS
or TIRPFNTINE-NothinG doing; re-
coipts . 2S2 casks
ROsIN-Flm and unchanged: receipts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Aug "A. 1922
Prices on the Tobacco Exchange to-day
ranged as follows:
A. packages .....A. h.......S 2.oO4S 500
q packages ........ ...-.... 1.6tA 30
packages ........ ...-..... 1O2Jn 11.TJ
seabrpuks Cronshaw's. Shockoe. Old
Dominion Allegheny and Sfonewal ware
houses today received 33 hogsheads and
delivered 20 hogsheads.
Internal revenue collections to-day:
Tobacco ........ ...... .........S 4JJJ 60
Cigars ........ ..s.-. ....-.-... DIDO -
Total .......... ......-...-....SlD1 al IT,
Inspections t0-dsy-Dark. 2l2 h0gshcads
and 81 tierces. Rcinsgections- dark
hogsheads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
1856 barrels. sales, ESQ barrels.

WILMINGTON. y. G. Aug 2f-sPIR.
ITS OF TURPENTINE-NOt doing.
receipts, lis casks.
ROsIN-Irirm and unchanged. receipts.
3fs barrels
CRUDE TTrRPENTINE-Firm AZ 81 20.
receipts. 81 barrels.
TAR-Frm at $l.Co; receipts. 800 bar
rels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

ASK US FOR prices on best Anthracite
spllnt. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone. PIP. WARNER MOORE
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
PEANUT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. PEANUTS
Farmers stock-Fancy a.. strictly prime.
8s.N3i.c: prime, 3lkc.; ordinary, 3Q3Ac
pound Spanish. 81 per bushel
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Uniforms Received.

Captain r. l.. Masur.er's company.
formerly known as Company N. Of tha
Third Virginia Hesimenr yesterday re.
cei.od from the Federal government its
uniforms. muskets. drums and bugle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
TWO FOR rHr PRICE OF ONE.

Mothers can buy two Boys Suits az
Eerrys to-day and Saturday for the price
Of Que
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

CHARLOTTE y. C.. Aug. PA coli
cred woman ualed Jane Brown fum
Greensf 20 n c. was found murdered In
the outskirts OF this city this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
CoLoRED DRESS GOODS.

ODDS AND ENDS.
II pieces Fancy Suiting. suitable for
school wear bright. snappy styles. sold
~ and &c the yard nc.
CoiorinGs Fancy sHittng~, useful
coIors, superior stock. originally
sold ne; to-day. the yard. ..IzRc.
Il pieces All-Wool and sik-Mixed
Fancy Suitlng suitable for school ami
early fan service. dressy effects. were
- and oOc. the yard. to-day they 80
At .t--ts---- Observation-Disclosures. ...-.-.. -sc.
Sc Remnants suit.ngs. ? ~ 70 yards.
choice coiors and designs. all grades II
ONE-HALF ORIGINAL MARKED
PRICES
zoe. yard for All short lengths
silks, that sold at zoe. md up to
81.
50c a yard Tor Black Cord Taneta SILK.
the regular Ne. gra &c.
3oc. yard for An-sHk Hand-Made
Black Ind 4-inch Black Brocade
S.lk-tho 90 and sc. goods.
4ac. a yard for Au-SiIk Black China, fun
q inches wide the 15c quality
2Ic. yard for Ail-Sik White Wash
Habutai. the Sc grade.
All Dlack Dress-Gocds Remnants
marked far below cost to close out.
10. yard f1r i2-inch W d. Hard-Twisted
Black storm serge. reduced from &c.
23c. yard for Atwood Genuine Crow
BLOCK a h' lelta. inc s.c. srade.
~ 't o-in'n- we ~ ~
anu A'"'.' N''''' '''
81 % va-5 for Flor,rt R,ack Mustered
Crepons. an NV, dsriqns- and cannot
be matched under 81
81 n ward f.r Zine B.cl, Tnnortcd Gre
pons. See Tho new fau styies
M c.,.hra..s 49,, -t.,,,re,-
- -, -,
,,
'"'n ,""h''s' 'i' ""'N LOT IN"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
Two rnn TIE PRICE OF nNr

Mothers can buy Two Boys Suits al
Berrys to-day and Saturday Tor the price
of one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

Amer. Tin Plate ......... .......... AZ
Amer. Tin pate pfd........ ....... yv,s
American Tobacco ...-.... ....-..., 1z-ts
Amer. Tobacco pfd.... ..v....-.- Ia
Anaconda Mining Coz. .......... Jtb
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ........... 1Oi
Colorado Fuei ana Iron ............ y
Continental Tobacco ...... ......... 5S
Continental Tobacco pfd... ......... ts
Federal steel ......... ............ %
Federal steel pfd..... .............. Sli2
General Electric .......- -........- ~
Glucose sugar -..--...- ---..-....- btt2
Glucose Sugar pid.... .......... 1Vb
international Paper ..... .......... IS
International Paper pfd. .......... 77iz
lacicde Gas ........... ............. %
national Biscuit .s...-... ..s-...... fti2
National Biscuit pfd........ ....... 10l
National Lead ........ ........... 32@
National Lad pfd..... ............ 1I0a
National steel ..,..... ...-........ 80
National steel pid...... ........... gll2
New York Air Brake ...... ..,..... 1S3
North American ....-..... ......... 12i5
Idclnc Coast s........ ............. f5l2
Pacific Coast 1st pfd.... .......... s.
Pacific Coast Pa pfd........ ....... 90
IdclI' man '.'..... .-s............ -
Peoples Gas ......... ............ 12g5
Pressed steer Car ........ ......... "a
Pressed Steel Car pfd......... ..... 50
Pullman Palace Car ........ ....... 1871
STANDARD Rope and Twinc......... -,
standard OIL ........ ...... ........ 4G3
SuEar .c,.'.... ''..'. .............. l.t rs
Tenn co5l ana Tror ,'''''''''''''''' o..
United states Leather ............. loh
United States Leather pfd.......... 76A
United states Rubber ............... 40
United states Rubber pfd......... 1l5't
western Union ......... ..........s. ~
p, c.. c. and ST. Louis............. 71%
BONDS.
United states Is, reg, ex-int...... 1o0la
United states 3s reg.s............. lui2
United States 3s, coup. ........... lo-l-
United states new ~, reB.........- 1905
HHH
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MAR1NE INTELLIGENcE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. a. 1s09
ARRIVED.
Schooner Sullivan saniu Washington.
Schooner Childe Harold Boston.
Steamer Aupomatt0X, Lou1 Do.
Steamer EthciWalda. New Orleans.
Steamer Cay0 H.aneo Sew Orleans.
SAILED.
Schooner Nathan I'll H. Palmer. Portland.
Schooner Aetna. Bangor
Schooner Yale Bangor
Schooner Alice 81 CoioIrn Boston.
Barge En0s S0uc Boston.
Barge Monarch Boston.
BARGE Antelope B ston.
Steamer I-sk. Port Antonio.
Steamer Elhciwaloa, Antwerp.
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market declined from the opening prices
about u 10 - points. During the AFTER.
noon very nervous feeling obtained ana
while the extent Of the var iNohs otctihe
AmSief, the couise ol 'n ma 80
such as 20 indicate vcry unsettled views.
mo market was Nua.5 at.aA! "t "e1
loss Of to Z points.
COITON-Futures opened steady at me
decline. August. J.gJ, September, OBJ
October. COS. November 0l2; DECEMBER
61S: January, G23. February. 8 -. March,
600. April, $50, May. 6.36. June. b3y.
Futures closed steady; August 9op'
September. $50; October. $50, November,
6O3; December, els; January, Glib; zen
ruary, 30: March, 6.19; April, GO; May
O.22. June. $50.
SPOT cotton closed quiet at 1-1Gd. de-
cline m.ddiing uplands, Ga do. gull "a
sales, 80 bales.
COTTON Quiet. middling. 6ii; net re-
cfipts. a bales gross. sa4 bales. sales,
80 bales stock, 1900 bales; exports TO
Total to-day-Net receipts. 5733 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 33l bales, 10
the Continent 100 bales; stock. 3jI0i9
bales
Consolidated-Ne receipts. 23C33 bales.
exports o. Great Britain. 2.33l bales. 10
France, 4j bales; o. the Continent 3IGl
bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
S.3IG.a37 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
$3.50 so bales. TO France. 1860 bales
TO the Continent 2Sid.tsi bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2A-COTTON-
Futures closed steady. August, j.t9 bid.
September. JG'05ES. October. J.G9NJ 1o;
November j.1341.li; December j.1oH
80, January. j.S3p5Sf. February. .5sIr
$50: March 5.9O05.9l: April, 5.9l05g6
May, 5asn6.o0
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2f-COTTON-spo
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sOiLED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRICED.

Children 2so. School Aprons rufffd
and laca-timmod. slightly soiled....fo.
/ 81 Child's Apron embroidery ru1es.
and ms rting-trimmod. soiled price so.
59c Chnlren's Aprons. embroidery
and RULED trimmed. soicd. price....39.
81 ENra-Long Chewise. Naleuc ennss
lace-trmmed yoEes ard skirt........ 90 '.
$500 Fins Cambria o lWn. handsomely
trimmed With embroidery and tue ksi
yoke. back and front. odd and end
sale ....... ....... .......................si o.
pairs $50 Fine India Linen Drawers.
handsomely trimmed With Point DE- Paris
lace and Inserting s0Ied. prl .e..... .O0c.
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PORT OF WEST P0INT. ArG. p 1870
ARRIVED.

Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
steamship IIm city lfalur.. Malta
poni river landings. passengers and gem
Do f.al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

Steamship baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Acc)mack, Thompson. Nor
folk. pas engcrs and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
pOni river landings passengers and gen.
erdl cargo.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BID Asked

Richmond. Va. Aug. "a 1899.
SALES.-S1.1OO Virginia Centuries at
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HOSIERY.
ChiIdren's I24c. Ribbed Hose. sizes

TIT" =" = p NIHUFu HUHtf NfEFs
to Gle, for, per pair. lie.
Ladies Fancy soc. Striped and Plaid
Hose for per pair Observation-Disclosures. 70.
ChIir'n's -5c. Ribbed Hose. real Ma-0:
only t.w Sizes per pair................15 c.
Children -5c Plain Black Imported
Hose. only few sizes per pair......... Sc.
Ladies' 100. Full Seamless Polka-Dot
Hose. per pair ...........................7
Ladies - 2c. Full Seamless Black and
Tan Hose Cor per pair ................. T.
Infants Waite, Black and Tan S10ks
u Ice value. for. per pa.r.............Sc.
Ladies Gc pr3pst.ched Hose per
pair ........ ......... ..................... iOc
Ladies Plain An-Suk Black Hose,
worth s.. for, per pair ...............3I.5O
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Remnants of White Ribbon, Nos. .
md !. for. vnrd
WHITE GOODS.

l0l Remnants Tucking. Yoking. India
Linens al half price.
Half pieces of the 50c. Pure White
Linen Lawn, TO be s0ld............35 10.
s-yard piece Of Mosquito Netting
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

The Biennial report OF the Missi S D.
pi State board of health to the forth
coming session of the legislature viii
be the most voluminous document tina
the board has ever submitted to thai
body. 1t is composed of the reports o.
President KIger, Secretary Hunter, TIE
board of health inspectors and county
health officers, and covers a period OF
two years, embracing two yellow fever
epidemics and the history of the ap
pearance of smallpox In several section;
of the state during tie same per cd
The report Of President Kiger is con
fined to general topics and CT b
few statistical features. He ties tn
during the year 1898 and 800 the
board has examined 291 apple. o,
license to practice medicine, and
this number $50 were granted license
Commenting on the number of rejec-
tions, he states that it should be borne
In mind that about three fifths OF the
applicants were not graduates OF medi-
cine.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Entered in the Postoffice at Leakes
vile as second-class matter.

The Editor of the Lucedale Signal
replies to recent editorial in these
columns in which we ventured the sup
position that he was teetotaler in the
following mlld(O way: "WelI, per.
haps we do belong to the teetotalers, ;
brother Herald, especially with refer
ence to the dirty blind tigers, and
their kindred evils-anything by which
our laws are violated, boys wrecked
and society degraded. Nothing but a
human ard law-abiding disposition Is
required to be 'teetotalers' against a
thing SO disastrous as the whiskey bus
mess "-Lucedsle Signal.