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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-30
Couldn't Snare the Bachelor.

A certain Irish member of par
lament, populer and bachelor,
had been very volite to the daugh-
ter Of the no sse where he was Wis
iting. When the time came for
him to go the too anxious mamma
called him in for a serious talk.
'1'm sure I don't know what to
saw" she went on; otis reported
all around that you are to marry
Letitia." "Just say that she re-
fused me-" quietly advised the
parliamenfarian.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-30
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Various Dates Observed in
Different Countries.

For II good many centuries the
civilized nations Of the earth have
been in the habit Of setting apart
a day for general thanksgiving for
special mercies England set apart
the 3lst day Of January, 1888, as a
day Of rejoicing and thanksgiving
to God because William of Orange
had rescued the nation from the
tyranny of James III. Strange as
it seems, the cruelty of the kings
of the old world drove to the
shores of America exiles oI the
best blood and parentage Of Eu-
rope, who in turn established the
custom of national thanksgiving
for deliverance from persecution
and oppression.
We. as American citizens, have
more things to be thankful for
than perhaps any other people in
the world. Our causes for thank
fulness as people, and a nation,
are so many and so varied that
time and space would not permit
of naming all Of them. A verse
from the fortieth Psalm seems sp-
propriate: MANY, oh Lord my
God, are Thy wonderful works
which Thol hast done, and Thy
thoughts which are 10 usward:
they cannot be reckoned up in or
der unto Thee: If would declare
and speak Of them, they are more
than can be numbered" F"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-30
Is Cohn Really SlckG

Cohn, the past grand master Of
hop ale, Rochester tonic and mist,
is in Kansas City, where it is
claimed be is sick abed. There
seems to be some doubt about the
illness Of this Hebrew, and this
morning telegram was sent to
Marshal Bennett at Kansas City to
look into the matter and find out
whether Cohn is really sick, or
whether be is putting up game
on the territory officials.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-30
Two Chance Meetings.

Five years ago two tr
met at the entrance to Jerul@-
"a dignifed Englishman
genial young American mission
airy. They were strangers to elch
other and informally entered into
conversation. Passing the wall
which surrounds the hallowed
spot the American flung himself
from his donkey and, scratching
some leaves from a vine which
clambered along the base OF the
wall, said, with a glowing face;
"Seel / have found some sa-
cred hyssopw
"Sorry to undeceive YOU" sad
the imperturable Englishman,
"but that is merely our old fash
ioned chickweed."
In another hour they parted
goodnaturedly and, as they had
met, strangers.
Early in April, 1899, two men
stood side by side gazing into the
crypt where lies the body Of Gen
eral Grant. Neither had noticed
the other until the incidental re-
mark Of one, "Undoubtedly a
great manw uttered in tones OF
unmistakable sincerity, caused
the other to raise his head. A
look of mutual recognition was
the result.
"Welll we'll! Old hyssop-on-
the-wall!" said the speaker.
"Say, friend" said the mission.
airy, II arrived in New York
from Japan last night. There's. a
thousand dollars on deposit for
me in the - bank, but not a
soul here knows me and ! need the
money. VIII you identify me?"
"Of course 1 will" said the Eng
lishman heartily, "and be glad to
do it. What's your name?"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-30

The Tartaran alphabet contains 2o2
letters. being the longest IN the world
Some Of these are really symbols to
re-rcsent phrases czd emotions
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
T
TIN AAER eIAI.
sSlQsk z0lsy BINDS Grain
\ Cotton |glsl s Pa & lslQDs, 3

81 9aSN tSgss YSEs. Sept The Gu nerafion
asys Te
the
Sstlne nee inst be; lfnss. iii
y s4sss plerieanA In
rolls
N, A
pes and AZ de line inig prices seti.ns
shS. Gu ed the
of last night.
hen fell per
{ mod sliySsas SIM e. tier part Of:
b shes 2s pett Cent M !; q hi
X RaYt hefe, p6tie i liei announce
4 ~ he papa ytaient had
II AaGtd6dEt0$AnttcIpate SbS ri bo III Re Ia y.s
shesQ her Iaytn ents OF interest on Gov
i Sfnn sneS ho VII amount In the
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. XerS$5, ,040 The shorts
swhich
over ding up
e GIG lings bXfWlde nd
Ses Stost level Of tho lay. Tie
1 Sis9Ain4 Nxas xery!actiYe and ouoya mt, and
~ CT S!nS v ranging rom 81 to q
4 pm lS r. p I:
ss5ssA gay was the fortnlghtly settlement
4; Il on the London Stock Exchange,S where
10 short Interest is said to have
81 Miste{tI nierlcans. The DECLINE here
Il oppqrtnnc and London
Il GgMght To he ex tent or about % G0a shures
5ssyyf sTeDifssseeSC Coal wis strong from Mo
~ on tSet.$ and after moving An an Giraffe
s;Sg Az ctoseds the day With an advance Of
Spoin tss "a mericanf Ioba &C O MISC : do
ssy ei2psd earl streilgt and left OF over 8
solntss h.g her b. *. m was dow n men riy
ert3aS's; low notn az I, nd hcn nm
a gain, and shows asfracfionai net gain
81: 1hea new Uni ted States milling stocks
& , an eyed SlifWaEd all day. and, show net
~ tnlc Ii. ~ re We're anctivc linwn ri rnn,r
4 oliegt n.t ne leather stocks. lie NIeHcnn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
AMONG OUR c;yorroN MON IS : q

Texas thues dry.sai5s. gsss ~
Bar silver, sLond on, q s3. led, q a decline
of lid. against Esd. last ~ e M.
Spot sales In Liverpool, IL, 900 bales,
Contracts advanced partially h4le
point, closing steady. va IS
United States port receipts yesterday
were $685. bales, against 21,S0S last
year. 3l,75S in 1897 and A.16S in 1926,
Future contract market in New York
closed steady, IL TO 10 points advance.
October, 6.05 to COG; January, 6.21 to
622; May, 6.34 to G.35.
New Orleuns contract market nd-,
vanced . points. october closing at 5.76.
Receipts at Houston, Tex, to-day are
estima ted at 1900 to $500 bales. against
less last year and 1882 In 1897.
Receipts mt New Orleans estimated
at $500 to 5000 bales. against 2.Sl6 last
year and 6,IS4 in 1887.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

y Bss: Y q q,

. b g. s;.
s. 5g lum
SI,,,f ( q q i i
+ Ar e sft 4as barge
w, &, 9 2
~ {, pa ~
W u, 1's =. sskenningham,
~ Ss = - q
i, 'i.t { = danson Nor
- y t LIN =, VI *
,ssi. = ! flickman, ewS
"a 2. =: s,l. VS. v. E
y, - oIill a.. Trayers, Balti
= M fr,,s, /! e, :s
- W -. y :: n udson,5 and barge Litch-
i AT 7, 1 NM e ! ORR ii S,3 !,
Z, q l,aSCHESAPEAKE
Is - :, 7, n,hsS q ll..ss ~
,'.e3 r. :. NVRIH BOUND. 1910
=. S ,.i,.r Sprlng Garden, towing, North
Ss ean,.''k 1 ~ l, !o
MI, lutfiher and shingles,
st -, go ~ i'ie I. y
,, S.ii,l. y: s,lIlmon lumber and
fSorlh ,Gar2llna to Baltimore.
-, ~ ~ 'llll r. ii3OllN n &
norfolk to
ts9t III, ~. Sat q 9l,i 5lt
\, :, Norfolk to
- tS St, ~ sss otaila;
Sn..t, = ~ loving norfolk
- :" !, ~. ~ ~ 49, = =
70 rnii,,., y ny, Sorlolk 10 North
s'''1t ntGrr Ut ~, NJ
crnIeC,I IL, Z, M, ~ MO - ERS
vaGN MI : = NE fo SA-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign aud Cons,wI @.
Sept. 10. 1899.
4 RRIVEI)

ARRIVED.
Stmr. Pocklington Q3r), Davies, Pen
sacola, to coal.
schr. Flying scud, Twisg, Paramount,
light.
sehr. Richard Cromwell. Howard,
Baltimore. light.
schr Sarah G. Ropes, craighill. Port
land. light.
schr. Charles II. Valentine, Thomp-
son, washington, light (9th.
Schr. Horace p. Shears. Mount. N.
Y, light :
schr. John a. Curtis. Travcrs. suf-
Tug Asher j. Hudson. chckominy
river, light.
CLEARED.
Ship Glooscap tBr), spiccr. Manila,
coal.
stmr. Pocklington tBr.). Davies. Ply
mouth, coaled.
Schr. Jennie Huddle, Hanson, Nor
walk. lumber.
schr. Fanny Tracy, Hickman. New
York. wood.
schr. John a. Curtis, Travers, Baltl-
more, lumber.
Schr. Island City, Henderson, New
York, lumber.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
III sSs'Y OUN;sSHOES,

feet. ] t cures pm lnful. g awollen SIN sting,
nervous feet and Instant " Res the Sting
out of corrs and fbunio "a IT 81 tho great.
Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. It's certain euro for wen ting.
asning ey
stores. BY mail for Fac. IN stamps Trial
package free Address, ALLEN IS. sOLM.
1STED. LIE Roy. M X. IL ( M " u 5;sfNs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

ntis.ese Il teady.: large white. 11dp;
y;9 alIi Sta md Penhsyl,
eonseed oil stead ~ Spot cQfree..
St$y dull end omlna mild ~ cont tnnes
sqqfiis nd fentureless. Sugar, ra !. quiet.
Ytt5in prices more tor less nom nal. Refined.
g59 !l Buyers awaiting trade and devcl-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
) BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

IS BnIttmore, Sept. 9I5.--FIout. dull .hnd un-
changed. Wheat, iirmer. SPOT and month,
7o:seeI1, &C.; October, 71,sGp7la4c.; December,
SIS&Q74c.; Southern. by sample: 03dfIltsc.
Corn irmer; mixed, spot, SIa,dlaSe.;
Der or December. new or old s3lsde332,e. :
January and February. 33hQ33.sc;; South
ern white, 4OI4lc Oats. Iitmer: No. 2
white. 2SGf29c. Rye, steady; No..2 nearby.
tic. nominal 49, ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
CHICAGO msaNHr.
Wheat. Corn. Oats. rroylsioli, l,rl. shor

rs gfs rs Etu.a
az Chicago. Sept. l3.-The feature of to-
days trading In wheat was the scramble
for September wheat in Which big elgva.
tor firms were involved aud which sent
the price at one time to Il point. nearly
&C. above yesterdays close 1t closed at
May took fright at the Scatcmber
strength and advanced those futures i.dD
Sc. Com was syHpathetically strong.
and Adi7sc higher Tor December. Oats
closed n shade lower and provisions AID
vanced 2Isdilpr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Sept. 13.-4 D. m.--Cotton,
spot. increased demands: pr.ccs UNI
Sales, il. QUO bales, of which !, 900 were for
speculation and export, and included lo.1oo
American.
Receipts, none.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
sSsR1s%sss sssas sEisa aa; sep
october-November 3 95.G4d., seller: No.
yembeT- December. 3 2a-6iG3 2i-old.. sellers:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r;, 23-Sid.. BUYER Janu-
March, s 2S-64@3 2i-6id., buyers; March
April 2i-6id.. buyer: April-NIay. 8 a5-Gid.
seller. May,Jnns, 25-6iepa' 26-6id. sellers
2G-64@3 N-6id.. sellers - :
Norfolk. Va. Sept. 10, 1899.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
COUNTRY PROnuCE.

COUNTRY PROnuCE.
POUITRY--tivc. steady; chickens. old
fat. 2a5tsac.. spring chickens. small. steady
70 sse lVs''S: large i'a-0s'' DUCKS nue.
EGGs-lac rcr dozen
BUTTEk--tsuod country. liIlic.
COUNTRY HAMS = Steady. Sm.th!ieh.
fancy. l3fR l6.: Virginia country. ltQl.l.c.:
good Norm Carolina io9i:is'
barrel Northern. white. ,lii per bag:
new sweets llayman. auc, dtSl.0o per bar
rel; yellow. vot. &i$i %.
C4RSAGl:-$i !rT2W per crate.
ONIONS-Sa CNQ2 p per bag.
BERMUDA s2nO PER box.
FRUITS.
APPLIES Southern. 81 5e9o &C, per bar
rel; Northern, s. 25@529.
PEACHES Georgia sSWa 30. In crate.
PEARS g spes4 % per barrel.
Pine II = ts : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! psr saise'.
BANANAS-.f'er bunch. zoe OSLO.
COCoANuTS-lC1 10 bag ECO,
), CALlEokNiA oRAN%SEs Messina,
dti5O Der box. Iimacia. $500 per box.
GROCERIES
FLOUR-Markct ilrm, spring wheat,
patent. 81 90: winter wheat. patent. 81 U0ai
Ter wheat. choice straight. $40: winter
wheat. family, $500: winter wheat. fair TO
good grades Of extra. Ss.s5: winter wheat.
MdEA;TIper bag 100 lbs. sl.oo; 90 lb
corFEl:.s,eady: Java 2iacSc;; do.
prime, do. slsMc.; fair. do. 7MGSlac.
CHEESE-Larse full cream. mono: small
SUGAR.Niarkct steady. The plan OF
selling sugar at delivery prices has been
suspended for the present Al quotations
500; Patent Cubes. 55i;,. Powdered. 54S:
Fine. Granulated. AL; Standard Granu-
lated. 5,il: Confectioners' a. 500; Key
stone a. 200; Centennial B. 400: Califor-
lean Extra G, lbs. hyC
SVRUI's AND MoLAssEs = Marke;
nrlner a; ;he advance: syrup. coed Il
moiasses. Porto Rico, 2eG2Sc.: moiasses.
PROVISIONS
BULK AlEATS-Market firm; rib sides
SIC: bellies. eastern, GAI6lac.; bellies
SkHI FESTHD e S6%Lg la4S
PORK pLATES-5Mc
MESS fPORk-Old. $3.50
HAM POHK--Per barrel, S10.5o
LAKD-Pure butchers. in Iierces, Glhd
GAG; compound t!erces, 5Ac.; so-lb. tubs
and 6o-lb tins. Ac. more.
WOOL AND HIDES.
wooL--unwnshed. lie: bulky. TO 7c.
HIDES--G. S.. ~; green, ga; dry mt,
Il; dry salt. ilIa: damaged Z.
SALT FISH.
HERRING-New North Carolina cut, In
Eastern barrels, $500; Potomac, gross
H. kegs, ss.7a; mackerei, fat No. 2. S23. 90
White fish. new catch. LOO lb. kegs, 81. CO.
so I'D. kegs. s2.25: 20 Id. kegs. $2.10
FRESH FISH.
Spots. per, pound. &C.: croakers.. per
rock. per pound, iShe.: pan rock. per
pound 10G12c.; shad. none.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
TRUCK MRRKEr.
{By photographic vlrElnian-P llot.)
opmSnts,

ssSls. 3 rs 95 * NEW YORK.
I, Pota toes Arm: Jersey Sl0l 87la; Long
Island, s., 25Q l.62ls; j ersey sweets sl.T5T
225; Southern sweets, SlGrl.60.
Cabbage, dull. Long Island, S20S,50 per
BALTIMORE.
an Colorado muskmelons show Irregular
quail ya.and values In many In bad order.
= Cranherries more active, hut freely Of
Tered and 9unniproved. (,
Rocky Ford. Col, good TO
choice per case. Sl.25QS2 25; do. poor TO
fair, 5oe.@si; do. Maryland. Rocky Ford
seed, 5Sl0l2s 3l5 TX d So
1. atermelonss fancy. fair TO prime, SsG
S12;;S do. euIls. s5Gl7.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

81 NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
was made in to-day's cotton market to
regain the ground lost yesterday. Though
the English cables were distinctly favor
able. the crop news of strong builsh ay-
erage the weather news averse TO good
crop progress and spol cotton and cloth
markG rs eGna!nsSd aGliy@ ana steady to
lux OF buying orders from the South.
mainly New Orleans. The market onened
points. following the lead of LIVERPOOL,
but lost most OF the imnrovement and
lapsed into a state of lethurgy. Near
owing to the appearances of buying or
ders from Wall street houses, which had
been heavy sellers yesterday. This ner-
yousncss subsequently grew TO positive
fright, Southern Interest representatives
having come into possession of heavy
buying orders. while bulls became conh-
dent and even aggressive operators.
Before the advance received n check,
prices moved up sgfi6 points from the
was nnally, steady. 1913 points net high
err. Speculation, which IN the forenoon
had boen so meagrc. broadcned into gem
figured conspicuously. Reduced crop est
mates were plentiful and contributed TO
the Saw rmer ruling Of tha ma1nes
sol; Decemher, Cos: January, 6.1s: TGbru.
S.27; June june saa; JulS. Gas. 1"s'
Closed steady; September. $50; October,
6.o5;> November. 6lo; Dceenber. GIG; Jan.
April $50; May. 63f; June. 637: July. GO
Spot closed quiet and unchanged; sales,
AS bales.
New York. Sept. 13,-colton. quiet: mid
ding. csc; not receipts, 2G3: gross re-
ceipts. 6ia; sales. 445: stock, 1928
Total to-day, net receipts, 1854; exports
TO Great Britain, 1895; France none;
Continent. 10,4s7; stock. i9aSI5.
Total since September !. net receipts.
227, SIS; exports 70 Great Britain. 1920;
France. 932: Continent. 52,Gs5.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. Sept 13-Cotton futures
closed steady. September. SIG bid: Octo-
Der, g. 66I5.77: November, 6.Sl@5.S2; Deccm-
Der. aSe@t9.Sa: January. 5.SlGgIs2: Erhru,
Q6,0i: May, G.06G60S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
Brown ave, slG.C6.
Three houses, Poole
ST., Atlantic City,
sis each.
IS Nfowbray Arch,s5l
267 York, S4l.67.
60 TaZewell. $3.50.
Colonial ave-, Client,
$4,000.
229 Butte, $50. 90.
Colonial ave-, Client,
$500.
1873 York. s41.6.
Martin ave-, s16.66.
102 Wood, 5000.
40S Brambleton ave,
$3.50.
GS York, S4l.67.
los York, s4l.67.
u Falkland, $3.50.
Is North, 5000.
1856 Maple, sl2.
Mabry Arch. Client,
$4,000.
Warren Crescent,
Client. 5000.
ROOMS.
14s Maple. 500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

taSh quotations were rs fo.lowS: Flour,
steady: No. 3 Spring wheat &c; No. 2
red. nisdt72asc.; Nc. . corn si9sc; No. .
oats, e2Q22Ac,; No. fnX seed, SlHii.:
new. 81 .0.6Dl tl,s; PRIME timothy seed $40
Mess porh per barrel SI.21GIS.05. Lard,
per 100 pounds. Sj.lIHW6.s0; short ribs
sides Ooosc). 50. lo&l5 20: dry sailed should
ers. cGy6lSc.; short Gear sides (boNedD, $3.50
Q5.Go Wh!skey. distillcrs' finished goods,
per gallon. Sls2
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm: creams, l6Gi22c. ;
dalrles, 130lSc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
I* NEW,f'YO

Z ssC,f ANcSsI oItN y
"A tchison ..,.. 215.
I, Atchlson, prf., 6lW
bal. and Ohio. 52X
Cam PA cific. ~. 9iH
5Gan. Southern Z. SO :
Gen ePaoIflc.s.a.., b7js.,,
sGhesa and Ohio 27Si
Chic, G.;syYest... l4T,
Chic.8B! and O.. 1897
I, and l. !. 0 r,
GO I and L, pre- II
4 Sand NsI. ..',,....s 91I!
C2and N W., .I6S
SC.&R I and p. .1l7b
Sc and st L 67i!
Col Southern Az
\ Sol South list prf i4S
Col South I'd prfi Ia
Del and Huda. 1925!
GD,%L and W.j.s.i..1 IFS
i DenysSandSR 22S
{ Den Den and RIG pf 75j!
Eric f...s.,...,.f.... 13E
Erie LIST pfd IS :
aGt$ North pfd 1853
Hooking Coal ;. 1874
sHooking Valley. 90
I'll Contra .11lA
Iowa Central. 1aA
Iowa Cent pfd. SSH
j k c.. RSand G... 81
ID Fl and w. 10,
sand@W pfd 70
Lake Shore. ~, .2o2
so,lis and Nash S0N
sMHnhattan LIZ. .11GM
Met ST. Ry..;i.. :. , 20S'ii
Mex Central 1874
!Msnn and ST l.! III
IN and StsL pfd Oh
M Pa c!nc A63;
Mobile and Ohio as
/ ~ Kiandir. 1876
e and T. pfd 4lia
/ TtSsastssttsaa;:,.l.iI5s,J,55ss
~ ~ n n nS SWys -; 49, S!s p
~ a ! !, = 49,. ;9SS
IN MI "a eia 5d!a
~, aSl . !, DILL. 1d6 .H
5SaRs y !, IA Y y est !, u; !. I Ss,s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
BOND MARKET.
z. " NnyN .sXnrk Snnt.

lIIn!teI5$ State rs, registered .loe,a
n United S fates s. 81 regs cred 51OSs
q unitedt States s. coupon 1osia
IS United States new A. icoup non ~. 100
United Sta tesS neSHf A. req 6teyed.... 1870
United States old AS registered. ~. liz
limited tates old as. coupon. lie
tuniteds Sta tes rs, registered .......... 111h
limited Sta ties SIS, COUPON .t1fiis
District OF S.oluInbia 3-G5,s III :
e Girgini9 Centuries. o,.....,........ S6H,
Xirgirila Iseferred ....,; $3.50. .......
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v. p. SNOW g. CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 236 Main ST

FOR SALE-Nine room house On POOL
street. Atlantic CITY Ward: easy terms
Park Place. new stable, water and seweH
age. House on Falkland street, eigh|
rooms. large lot; easy terms. Sixty-threI
ut once: price very low for the lot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
BY. the Morris Auction H ousc, AZ ana IA
washington ST., oppo stte City Market

ID AwNBRoKI1R,s SALE Or q IN + i Ee
Il DEEMED PLEDGES.-WeS will sell
for account Of .S,fFr.edman & Co. al
their ofiice, 542 Church street,conimencirg
NJ. and continuing every evening thereaf.
ter at same hour, until all gunredeenied
pledges are disposed of, Gold and silver
Instruments. Mechanical Tools, Is c. h Also
a general assortment of Mems and O.,
mems Clothing. Parties having pledges
Will please call aid rencw or redeem
same or they will be sold. ~ fS;S. "a - rs
seli-2t r. r.. MORRIS, Ma nager.sS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
NORFOLK MRRKETS
For Grain. tiaI, 6ro5sris;, Proh'iol
QuotatIonsatw wholesale Prtcas. nn-
css other isc stated, nnd prices are
xubjccs 10 Huctnation In market.
cRAIN. HAY AND RICE

CORN-White corn. from store. doc.;
mixed corn. from store, He; white oats,
from store. 3Sc.; mixed oats. SIC.
MILL FEED-Market steady; bran. per
ton. si6.oo: middiinss. sI75 90 per ton.
OATS-Steady; mixed SIC; white. &c.
HAY-No. Timothy hay. car lots. Sli.0;
ton lots. SIS 90: mixed hay, cur lots, Sl3.oO;
ton lots. $500. t5
MlLLED RIcE--As TO sradcs-5M to
csc.
ROUGH RIcE-Gs@15c per hushel.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS Market firm; fancy. 4c.:
strictly prime. 34c.: prime. 3l:c.; COM
mon, 2IsGi3c. Spanish. 81 " per bushel
IDEAS RliCktNr nominal.
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NAVAL STORES.
Charleston, $. c., Sept l3.-Turpentine
market. firm, at i3c. Rosin, firm and I'M
changed.
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AU0TroNs "a \ "a i.uWraii,E 3 ~

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BY 5the. Norris AIct Ion III ouse, ~ and 44
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~ OF the Shol I! day !toImorroWsof
sale OF ottlipg Hats, Not ons, & G., viii
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TENDER 10th, at onr aauctiontroom tho.
O'Clock. Full line. A Tra de sinV! tod VI
solicit ,.6esss s. r. RI NiORRISl saInnagersa a
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3; NIlN1 YORK; PRO pUCE MARKET. I
lssE y ofk, Sept. is. Flour, barely active
In \; gss four firm. Ruckwheat
i vi Buck heat, steady. Corn
Srdsai dull s.s g.yeg !firm;, No 2, sei@SlMc.
81 tea dy;i5 10. Is 3 r. red, 745Sc.
d firm p! SS91 Oats spot,
g. so. ~ Cut q meats, steady
~ ara ffnlS Nv terii ed, S. 65; Re.
fined 81 Pork dull But Ter s eady: 4
SEsst dairy, as
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ssss NEW. YORK MONEY MARKEI

% sSi3F el9T York . sept 13.-Afoney on call
I essier} 2@f1a per; cent. Last loan, per
B cent frtme mercantile paper. 4A@5 per
sSt,ssls bAsiilessin bankers. bills at 4.soE@
"a s6 for dnmand q nd at 4S2!sfs4 SPY for 60
gay Posted ates. 4:S3,sT4.Sf and 1870
4 ates So 5a9s. Bar Silver. 50. Mex,can
83d Iollars. "a. government bonds. steady;
SSSS ate 81 90 nds inactive; railroad bonds,
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sried honsey
Ssabie sse
e a from ~, Lh R0
Iaes
Jh amphsre This resulted
R Tabu U Uqe
% M aas Always oa a x aT mt To- hss a
q cer lyre 1910
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Tybce Whlstling Buoy.-Tybce light
house and beacon in range, NvNW.:
tangent on Bratldocl1 Point, INV. q
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Self Dump and Hand Dump, solid
steel axles. steel wheels. guaranteed
TO stand-strong and durable-boy
can operate either style-pr.ces down
low-!ron and steel have advanced in
cost nearly 80 per cent, and Mowers
and Rakes will surely be higher in
price next season. Buy Buckeye
this year and take no chances.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-12
TRIAL OF MRS. GEORGE.
The Defense Seeks to Show She Was on .
Street Car at the Time.

Canton. w.. pri 1i.-When the hearing
of Mrs. George. charged with the murder
of George d. Saxton was resumed to-
day Jesse Taylor. street car employe.
testified that he saw Mrs. George get on
a car about 10 minutes before on the
night of the murder Samuel Howen-
stein. another street railway man, testi-
fled to seeing her on the car. The de-
fense sought to show that the car was
too late to reach Lincoln avenue In time
for the tragedy. Judge Mccarthy testi-
fled that about 5:35 the evening of the
tragedy Mrs. George called on him and
wanted permission to call on Saxton at
his block He told her the injunction
against such call was still in force and
advised her not to go.
Several police officers testified to find
ing burdocks and Spanish needles on Mrs.
Georges skirts, and to finding similar
burrs and needles in the vacant lots near
the Althouse home. In the cross s-exami-
| nation they said these burrs and needles
were rather common along the entire
route and in the vacant lots about the
time Of the tragedy. One of the officers
said they We're more numerous on the
right side of the skirt than on the other
He also said that in walking to the police
headquarters he had walked on the right
side of her and held her arm. He admit-i
ted that his clothing had gathered some
of the burrs when he went through the.
vacant lot, but said he had taken them
off before making the arrest. The next
officer the stand said he had noticed
the burrs the back of Mrs. George 81
| dress just after he had started for the
police station.
The officers differed a little as to tho
degree of darkness on the night of the
murder. One said it was light for night
during the dark of the moon. The others
simply said it a dark night. None Of
them said the night was dark or foggy as
suggested by the defense. The police tes-
timony had not been concluded when ad-
journment was taken.