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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
THE PIEDMONT ASSEMBLY.
Interest atGOrdonsyille Centres IN The
New Railroad.


GORDONSVILLB, VA. Aug Especial
The protracted meeting OF the Piedmont
Assembly has been continued through the
week with the most favorable conditions
The services become more lntefe3lIii--
as the meeting progresses. several more
OF the prominent ministers or TINS lAi'e
and order have come in this week. ana
added 10 the already interesting features
Of the rogramme-namely, the Kew. IT
T. d. Power ID. D., and Elder w. D.
Wright. both Of Washington, d. - w al
ter Hoge. OF Maryland; II. G.. Garrison
~ Richmond. T. l.. Powell. Of Louisville.
XIV. together with the most active Work
ers I'm the assembly heretofore
Elders Cooke, Smith, BagDy' houseS'
Sears. Book. COffey, and others
The music has been conducted under the
ledership of Professor Dawson, or w ASH
ington \. .. the choir composed or the
hest talent IN town. together with num-
her from the surrounding country.
4 few persons have made confession
~ r-elis~on. and two young ladies' were
Immersed by the pastor Richard BagDy'
i'm the Christian church last Friday
evening.
Elder Book continues 70 do most OF the
regular preaching.
Most Of the private houses IN and near
town have been weli-hlled with relatives
and other visitors 10 the assembly meet
ing
The Presbyterian minister, Rev. At.
Hall at the close OF the assembly meet
ing will begin a protracted meeting In
his church in this city 10 be continued
nossiblv for several weeks.
The interest and talk Of the town now
centres in the proposed new railroad, a
part OF which IS already built west or
Elkton. in Rockingham county, and called
the Chesapeake and Western. which VIII
ere long connect with the Chesapeake
and Ohio road at this place
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thrown from the track and precipitated
down AN embankment thirty feet Six
cars also left the track and were conn
pletely demolished, almost covering up
the locomotive in the ravine. Engineer
King ara his colored fireman did not
have time 90 jump. and were instantly
killed.
Engineer King was found In his CAP
dead having been crushed and sc1ldei
On death and Fireman Harris was found
In the tender of the engine. his life having
been crushed out.
Word was telegraphed 10 this city, and
a wreckng train dispatched TO the scene.
The bodies Of the unfortunate men were
brought 20 this city
Engineer King resided at 1903 Gib0on
street. lie leaves a widow and no chill
dren Fireman Harris leaves wife and
seven children.
Train No. " was I'm charge Of Conductor
Charles Garvin and Conductor Glenn Poo
land was ln charge of train No. Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The usual half
holiday dulness has pervadcd the market
but without any indications of weakness
i'm any quarter. Recorders from jobbers
form the principal undertone 20 the mar
ket. These requests come from convert
crs I'm large measure who are using large
quantities Of cloth. This demHud has CON
hrmed the recent advance In .sray cloths.
which are stiff at the advan<e. Regular
print cloths have continued firm, and
business at full prices is recorded from
various quarters. An influx Of buyers is
expected next week who are coming with
the determination 10 purchase lintitll}.
Stocks In second hands throughout the
country are i'm admirable shape. and VIII
need "a good deal Of replenishing 70 De
I'm readiness for the fan trade Woollens
are firm. Lightweight fancies. though
not formally upon the market are being
quoted AZ prices which show the deter
mination Of the manufactures TO secure
a living profit on his product. Onlcial
prices are eApeG,ea o." In ,. ii dnr;ne ,Sa
coming week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
RAILROAD WRECK.
Engineer aud Fireman Killed anu
Many Cars Damaged.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, August o.-ape-
cial.-A terrible accident occurred on the
southern Railway about o'clock TINS
mcrring resulting IN the killing OF Two
trainmen and the loss o. conslderaDle
railroad property. The accident occurred
al Manassas Junction about twenty
eight miles south Of this city ana ~
said 10 have been caused by the crew Oh
the wrecklng train failing 70 observe
orders Train No Il, with engine 2f2, lett
hero shortly after midnight this morn
ing with orders 20 meet ana pass tram
No. p. drawn by engine 242 az Manassas
the north-bound engine was In charge
~ Engineer Thomas King aud Fireman
John Harris colored. OF this city. WINE
Fneinoer William Ballard was in the
cab OF the engine drawing the south
bound train.
Engineer Billiards. train consisted OF
thirty-eight cars, and upon reaching
Manassas the frnnt end OF his train was
run In on the siding, while the near end
remained on the main track. Engineer
King drew up at the station with twenty
Ave cars, and, It Is claimed was given
orders 20 proceed slowly down the main
line. and allow Engineer Ballard TO pull
out of the siding. Engineer King gave
his engine steam. his train dashed along
at a high rate OF speed and the next mo-
ment crashed into the rear end or train
No. Il The northhound engine was
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.


Nre p IT Ioftwich children, and maid
sra spending August at Wayesboro'.
Mr. Willie Ferguson left Friday for
Hot Springs. Va, to spend MS vacation.
Rev. J. r. Harrison. who has been
quite sick for a week, IS slightly better.
Mr. Richard o. Ferguson IS spending
his vacation IN Atlantic City and Bal
tlmore
Miss Sarah Davies left last week 70 WIS.,
+, friends in Nottoway ana Prince Ed
ward counties.
The Misses Jarvis. OF Dorset, Va. are
~, - ,.isit 20 Mrs. ". NJ. Hand. of Thorn
asviile. \. {.
Mrs Emily Brashear has returned TO
her home 3lS east Leigh street, after a
xerv pleasant visit to the Blue Ridge.
Mrs. A. J. Warren will leave next week
for a pleasant trip TO the Blue Ridge and
win visit Buena Vista and Luray.
Miss Nav Belyin and Miss Minnie Glaze
brook will leave on Tuesday % join
house party at Piney Dale.
Misses Minnie and Hattie Hall left last
week TO spend tho summer with their
mother, in Hanover county
Miss A. Brooks Phippin, Edna Blanton,
md Bernice Hisman have returned from
a delightful visit 10 Virginia Beach
Miss Carrie Budd IS spending the sum-
rner at Gainesville Va. with her sister.
Mrs. II. j. Baldwin. OF Richmond.
Hon. J. Taylor Enyson and wife, who
salad from, New York a week ago to-
dav. arrived in Queenstown Friday.
Misses Dora i. and Lissie r. Allen
left Wednesday 20 spend the month OF
August in Asbury Park, New Jersey
State Senator NfcIlwaine, OF Petersburg,
was a visitor at the Capitol yesterday.
His business was Of a personal nature.
Governor Tyler has been requested TO
appoint delegates 70 the National lrriga-
ton Congress. which meets at Missouia,
Montana, September 18th. 25th and 9th.
Misses Adele and Nellie Turner, Of 32l
west Cary street, left last week go visit
friends and relatives in Roanoke and
Danvine. 20 be absent until october lsi.
Mrs Charles Rose and little daughter,
May. left last week to spend the re-
mainder OF the summer with her mother
al Beaver Dam. Va.
Lieutenant W. y. Jones. 3 Company
OF Blues. leaves to-day for Europe and
win travel about two months on the con-
tinent.
Mrs. y. II. Dunford, Miss Belle Dun
ford. and Miss Emma Dillon left last
Saturday 20 spend the summer az Mont
pelier. Hanover county. Va
Mrs. G.. T. Marshall who has ben Wis
fling m louisville IS now visiting Mrs.
Griggs- South Third Street. She Will
leave Monday for Virginia Beach.
Miss y. p. Smith and little Miss Annie
Fleming. Of 10 west CLAY street. are
visiting relatives Of the former IN the
vicinity of Glen Allen.
Miss Myrtle T.. Phenix. No, az west
Marshall street. left Thursday for Crewe'
Va. and will spend the remainder Of the
summer visiting friends and relatives in
Nottoway Prince Edward and Amelia.
Mrs. sue G.. jenkins, Of New Berne. y.
G.. formerly Miss Sue Hooper Of Rich
monO. Is in the city, stopping az the
residence Of W. l.. Seiden, sol cast Leigh
street
Richmonders in New York.
NEW YORK, August 5.-5pecial-Rich-
..,,-a N r~f,-nfe. Morton ". Roiuheimer.
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LEETOWN, W. VA, Aug 5-Speclal.-
The long drought was broken on the
night OF the Sd by a heavy fall OF rain,
accompanied by a violent wind and severe
lightning.
The barn Of Mr. VIM. Bell near shen-
andoah Junction was destroyed by the
lightning.
The electric plant IN Charlestown was
injured and one corner Of the Powhatan
Hotel.
A block OF one-story buildings in the
rear of the Courthouse containing the
offices Of a number Of lawyers was near
ly half destroyed.
Frank X. Stockton, the auditor IS
spending the summer in his beautiful
home near CharlestOwn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
GERMAN IN FARMVILLE.
The Public School Board Appoints
Principal and Teachers.

Principal and Teachers.
FARMYILLE, VA, August 5-SpeciaL
A most enjoyable german was given by
the Farmvile Cotillon Club last night
led by Messrs. Judd. ellis and Coles.
Among those present were the following.
Miss Vlrgie Morton with Mr.. NJ. G. Judd,
Mss Gena Salzman with w. Tanner OF
ley. Miss Salzman with W. J. Oils, Miss
Morton with II. j. Mckinney, Miss LIZ
zie Wicker with Edgar Nenable, Miss
Belle Wicker with Howard Coles, Miss
Bartkowska. OF Baltimore, with Luckn
Bugg. Mrs Johnson. Of Baltimore, with
". ID. Venabie; Miss Horner, OF Helena
Ark. with J. Y. Morton. Of Keysyille'
Miss Lucille Morton, Of Keysvile, with
Henry Osborne, Of brakes Branch Miss
Salne Cunningham. OF Richmond, with
j.. ID. Cole. Of Danvile. Va; Miss ROD
bic Berkeley with VIII Agnew; Miss Louia
Morton with l.. r. Richardson. MessfS'
Travers. Gregory Of Richmond, Boyhn'
Walker, Scott and Coles stays MIS- ~
T. Wicker was chaper0ne.
The Public School Board this week APP
pointed Professor y. c. Starke, principal
of Virginia High School. TO supervise inc
public schools here. and Misses Iahil.e
Smithson. Maude Gay and LouA5 MOTIFS
were elected teachers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
TRIUMPH OF THE LAW.
One Firebug 20 Hang aud Two Others
Get Long Terms

TARBORO y. c., Aug. Especial
The Criminal Court for Edgecombe coun-
tv closed a special term yesterday, called
to try Jail cases"
Chancey Davis was convicted or burning
the Battle residence where young Bum
was burned TO death. Davis was sem
fenced 10 be hanged on September 18th.
Joe Morris and Drew Battle were con-
victed OF burning Judge Fred Phillips
stable and barn. They were sentenced by
the penitentiary for twenty years
This is considered a great triumph OF
law and order. The people restrained
themselves under great provocation. and
the court did its fun duty.
This section has the finest crops since
1890. Tobacco IS coming IN rapidly and
both warehouses are doing fine business.
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BALTIMORE AuG. 5.-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged
WHEAT-Quiet: spot and month. 7O40
7OiZc: September 71as0u&c.; October.
727.073c. Southern wheat. 10y sample, 90
CORN-Quiet: spot. 3Cd36lkc.; month.
35atc. asked; September, aJ403iilc; No
vembcr and December, new or old, $50
33Lc Southern white, iOc. asked
OATS-Dull and easy; No. white, 2Sl4
G29c.
RYB-Dull and nominal; No. nearby
53Qj3hc.
SUGAR-StronR and unchanged.
CITEESE-Stcady and unchanged.
BUTTER Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
vTRGINIA PoLYrEcHNIc INsTITuTE

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
state A. and NJ. college,, az Blacks
burg. Va. Thirty instructors. Thor
oughly equipped Shops, Laboratories
and lnhrmaIy. Farm of 40 acres
Steam heat and electric lights in dor
mlt0rics Degree courses 90 AgfiCuI-
ture, Horticulture. civil Mecnanic
and Electrical Engineering. Applied
chemistry and General Science. Shorter
courses in Practical Agriculture and
Practical Mechanics. Total cost OF
session II nine months, including tut
fiOn and other fees, Uniform, board.
washlne. textbooks. medical attend
ance etc., about $1,000. Cost 20 state
Students. $4,000 Next session begins
Soptomber n. 1899. Tor csttiogls sp-
plv % J. NJ McBRYDE, Pm. D., liz. D.,
President. Jyo
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Shot for "A Burglar.

NORFOLK, VA. August 5.-special.-
Virglnius Weston. a huckster, az Ports
mouth. last night shot his son-in-law,
william Morton. weston heard noise
in the yard Of the house which he and
Morton occupy. and seeing Morton lean
ing out Of a window fired at him under the
impression that he was a burglar at
tempting to enter the house. The ball
passed through Morton's arm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
NArAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Aug. 5.-TUR-
PENTINE- at 44c.; sales none
ROSIN-Firm; sales none. unchanged.
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 5.-SPIRITS
or TITRPEN'rINE-Firm at 4jc., sales,
II casks: receipts, 1,435 casks
ROSIN-Frm; sales, 2.l& barrels;
ouote-A, b, G, ID, 81; y. SlO5; y, Sl.lOi
C. $40. II Sl5: !. Sl.3O; Is, N;9o' NJ
81 s.. n. 500: window glass, $50. wa
tnr white s. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
SALE. M

Academy and College. for Girlg and
Young Women. Pest home care together
with run college instruction. Specialists
I'm Music Art. Elcuti0n, Languages. Com
merclal and Industrial Studies. Insltu-
ti0n founded In 1sO2 The Register shows
32S last year. New term begins Nednes-
day, Sept g. 1899. Send for catalogue to
Rev j. IL. CLEW ELL. Principal.
iv3O Salem. North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Founded lS32 Courses leading TO Z. A,
b. s.. NJ a. and Bachelor OF Law. tgh-
teen professors. Three Law professors
Ample Libraries and laboratories. 5000
spent this year or now equipment Mod
crate expenses. Session opens September
Dist For catalogue address
PRESIDENT IL. ". BOATWRiGHr
aui RiChmOnh, vs..
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Deaths in Roanoke.

' ROANOKE. VA. Aug. 5.-Special-Mrs.
r. T. Weeden died tonight after a short
illness, leaving n husband ana one child.
Miss Dora l.. White, an esumaole lady
aged forty-fve years. died TINS morning
from conclusion OF the brain caused by
a fan the day before.
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NEW YORK, Aug 5.-COT r)N-After
opening steady but dull at last nights
prices. the cotton market displayed ale
most no signs of life. None of the COM
mission houses appeared TO have orders,
and the room element was Indifferent.
Business during the first hour was con-
fined 10 q few scattering evening up
trades in three options. Nothing In the
shape OF influential news came 10 hand
TO break up the monotony. There were
no cables from Liverpool, being closed TIL
Tuesday in observance Of the bank hOli-
days. The crop influence in evidence was
meagre, and indicated not me slightest
change The weather was hot and dry
from coast TO coast. Statements were of
the most rcassuring character Futures
closed dull, with prices y lower
COTTON-Futures opened dull but
steady. August 5.5f, September, 5.57; Oc-
tOber. go. November, DO; December,
57S. January, 5.Si; February, 5.SI;
March 800: April. 5.93; May 597; June,
Spot cotton closed quiet; middlng up
lands 0ls middling gulf Gk' sales, 59i
Futures closed dull; August, $50; Sep
tember 800. october, BOD November
573. December 57S; January 5S2; Feb
so ~
COTTON-Quiet: middiing. 61k; gross re
ceipts % bales; sales, 1864 bales, stock,
1at $50 bales
Total to-day and consolidated re-
ccipts G7S bales, exports 10 the Conu-
nent. 4GGO bales: stock So ,Sl1 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
S312O43 bales: exports 20 Great Britain
g 4Sf $40 bales: 70 France, 1868 bales;
TO tho Continent, 2S2f,414 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. b-CoTToN-
Futures duli August 5.42. September,
2 4OG54i: October. 5.s1d5.42. November
A4505.46. December, 540n5.5O; January
E520554: February 5.110J5S; March,
5G0d5.G2. April J63d5.GJ.
CHARLESTON. S. c. Aug. 5.-CoT-
q'ON-Market quiet and nominal; sales
none. quotations omitted.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aug 5.-FTOUR-Dun
but fairly steady at old prices winter
patents, $350d375.
RYE FLoUR-Inactive; good to fair,
cSoRNMEAL,-Dull; yellow western. Y
RYE-Frmer; No. 2. teAc.
BARLEY-Firm; feeding. 87,1D3s,sc.:
' HARLEY aiALr-ouiet: western. bso
&1Uxy- snos utsaau 40. q rad 70a
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug 5.-Dull and Irregular
prevailed on the Board Of Trade
to-day Weakness Of corn and favorable
crop conditions were features In de
cline Of hQ9c in wheat Coarse grains
showed the most weakness IN new crop
futures. December corn closing itnEc
lower September losing only "a shade
September oats closed a shade higher and
December 1lc. lower Provisions declined
7iA012i5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
A..... fILaL L--a.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
NEW STYLE GRAPHOPHONE ONLY

The same with a polished hard wood
case, Recorder, Reproducer and Nickel
Horn, only $40 complete. This is the
latest thing in talking machines and gives
the best results. Immense stock OF re-
cords for monographs and graphophones
Graphophones from S each to $500. You
are invited TO see our stock II you only
call for curiosity. Walter ID. Moses &
Co. lQQ6 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
WHEAT
PEANuT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug 5.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-Fancy, &c; strictly prime,
8s.u3'sc.: prime, 32c.; ordinary, 8q34c.
pound. Spanish. 81 per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
sTRUET RAILWAY.

The work Of building the street bec-
trlc Railway track on Sycamore street
e. beino pushed ahead. The rails and
sius have been laid from the corner OF
Rollingbrook and Sycamore streets 10 a
nolnt near the corner Of Sycamore ana
Washington streets -. 49,.
This has been one OF the hottest Gays
Of the summer At 1880 o'clock ms
morning the thermometer registered % III
the shade.
A protracted meeting will begin to-mor'
row at Ocran Church. Dinwiddie county
IL will be conducted by Rev 9. w. Iur-
uer
A big picnic was given to-day at Goose
Pond. Dinwiddie county
Emily one hundred persons LEFT here
this morning on the west-bound passen-
Ger train. Most of them were on iheir
wav 10 the rural districts to spend the
heated term" o-.s
Rev. J. d. Harte, pastor OF the Second
Baptist Church IN this city. has neeh
granted a vacation by his congregation.
I'm the Mayors Court this morning Joe
Knox. a negro. was charged with break
ing into the stable OF Mr.. W. n. GreH-
ory on upper Sycamore street. and steal
inc therefrom set Of harness. He was
sent on for trial at the next term OF the
Hastings Court.
Mrs. Durham Cousins, OF Norfolk. Is
visiting the family Of Mt IT, D. Cousins
Of this city.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No spring wheat &C. so. 3
No. . corn. 3iQ3lisc: No yellow corn.
82i5c No. oats. 2O40209Sc. 30. .
white new. DC: No. 3 white new. pa
2Ji4c. No. = rye. J215aJ3Ac No. barley
22f42c. No I naxsoed 93izc. Prime tim
othy seed. $40. Mess pork. pei. barrel.
81 7JdS6O. lard, per 100 pounds, S527i4n
b37i2 Short rib sides OoOse), sfSlN5.25.
dry sailed shoulders (boXedl. S5.J0Q5aIig;
short clear sides fb0xed. s. $1,000.
Whisky. distllers' finished goods per gall
Ion. 1928 Sugars. cut loaf $500 granu-
lated. $50 Glover. country grades Gic.
Butter firm: creameries. l32nl1iac.t
diaries. 12Ql5ltc. Cheese firm at 9a0l0c.
Eggs firm. fresh. 12ikc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

VTRGrNIA

stanton. Va. school FOR Young La
dies Situated In the mountains ~
Virginia Climate and scenery unsur-
passed Preparatory and eirctlfs
courses. Special advantages m Music.
Art Elocution and Languages. Build
ings modern and complete. Write for
catalogue. MISS MARIA PENDlk-
TON pUVAL Principal successor 70
Mrs. Gen. J. y. b. Stuart.
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MocABEs UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

The thlrty-nfth annual session Of this
school Tor boys begins september y 1873
Thorough prcparati0n Tor University of
Vircini4 Yqle. Harvard. United States
Military and Naval Academies. and The
LEADING Engineering schools. Full start
Roarding Department strictly limited. For
G" '''0' 80 W. GORDON McABE.
Head Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG ., lsE
ARRIVED.
Schooner Viking. New Haven.
Steamer COnstantia, -" DIiedns'
SAILED.
Schooner Mary T.. Palmer. Bangor.
steamer Katahdin. Providence.
steamer Greenbrier. London.
steamer Constantia. Hamburg.
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Fine Muslin Underwear.
Big price concessions for q positive
.leardnCe.

ladies' Muslin Drawers. well made,
w w.59 s 5Sekf r5r cambria raiile. 25c
Muslin Drawers, trimmed with
S 6a4r ysm 5aSEi SqS Tsfie Of Ham $50
nd Epe M lTmmoS ff h ue %9 fo deep 48c
Ladies' Muslin Gowns made with
tucked yoke and cambria ruf- 0Or
file. for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

MISS wTNsToNs PRIMARY school,.
for Girls and Boys will reopen sEy-
TENDER p. 1892 AZ her fathers resi-
aence. Richmond CollecA AUD .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

HANOVER COURTHOUSE SEMINARY,
ROARDrNG AND DAY SCHOOL Will
begin THURSDAY, Septemeey =, 1919,
and close June Is, 1890. For informa-
ton az 10 terms and course OF lnstruc-
ton apply 10 Miss MARIA s. POL
LARD. Principal Hanover. Va. aud
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Richmond Female Seminary,

Mrs JNO. H. POWELL.
10. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
Mrs WA. REID WILLIAMS. Principal;
Mrs T. O.. PEYTON. Associate.
The twenty-seveLth session OF THIS in
sututi0n will begin THURSDAY, sept p,
1880. and closes June H. 1900.
Facilities improved and enlarged. For
catalogue and additional information ap-
ply 10 the principal. lyT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
Millinery and Trimmed Hats
Alps. 40, so Cents on the Dollar.
Corsets and Underwear.
An unconditional clearing out.

Ladies' Highest Glass Summer Ven
tilaung COrsots. I'm an sizes. from
is 10 20. az the given away S0r
The Genuine r. & G.. COrsets. made
OF the best materials. elegantly finish
S eS of with Med I lace. for SC
The new Vlgllant Corsots cnrorold.
cry trimmed. corded bust. every S0r
pair perfect fitting. for............ wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TN0WTUUUW1 10 -fU6' - I-'-'''
SeabroOks. Crenshaw's. Shockoo, stone
wall and Allegheny warehouses to-day
report: Receipts. 80 hogsheads, and deliv-
cries, "a hogsheads.
Internal revenue collections to-day:
Tobacco ........... ......'s''''.St'l- ~
cigars ........ ....... .......... 9,451 %
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Inspections to-day we're light

Private sales for the week. reported
BY seven dealers were. by hogsheads. as
follows: Dark leaf IA; bright scraps,
1O4: dark Tugs. 81. dark scraps -; bright
filters. 80; wrappers. 1, western, %
stems. 10; hurley, ..