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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Rev J.. G. Broughton, Of Atlanta. an
nounced Sunday night that he and DR..
Campbell Morgan had agreed to exchange
pulpits next summer, and DR.. Broughton
will hli Dr.. Campbell's pulpit for a month,
and the London preacher viii remain In
Atlanta almost a month, the remainder
of his trip i'm America to be occupied with
engagements already announced, and IN
TWO or three other cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04

4. almost eighty-fve years ago. But
week or more elasped before II was sung
and then Ferdinand Durans' az actor III
Philadelphia set il 90 the air OF ana
creon I'm Heaven" This is an old Ehsil7h
tune written by John Stafford smith some
time between l77O and 111j for a society or
Young Hoods called Anacreonites, VINO
met every two weeks and always opened
their proceeding with that song.
America" called also from IT'S opening
line. My Country. IT'S Of Thee, was
written by a young Harvard graduate q
classmatc of Oliver Wendell Holmes
Samuel +. Smith b. name. Loweu MASON
whose name is Identified with the history
OF American music, one day gave some
German music bool, 20 young smith, not
being fqamiliar himself with that ldn-
guage. smith CHANGED upon the air which
the English have taken for their anthem.
"God save the Queen" liked it. ana
promptly wrote the words which we sun
Sing to it. This was in February. l''z.
No one knows who wrote the music, but
IL is very old.
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THE TIMES: RICHMOND. VA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER A. 1890

10 be numbered among such citizens. The
demonstration towards Admiral Schley
was assurance that the people are just
and that their vordicts are true.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Distressing Case of DestitutiOO at a
Hospital.
BOLD WOMAN CATCHES BURGLAR
SorosIs Makes New Departure and'
Entertains q Man-HOward Gould's
New Residence - Large Col
lection of Taxes.
BOLD WOMAN CATCHES BURGLAR

NEW YORK, oct. 3.-special.-A most
distressing case Of restitution is reported
from Gouverneur Hospital. Yesterday a
woman frightfully emaciated and clothed
in rags, although still young and bcauti-
ful. staggered into the hospital carrying
an infant in her arms. With her came
man who was barely able TO walk, and
he was leading by the hand a shivering.
emaciated boy. Tho woman was recog-
nized as one who on last Friday brought
to the hospital a twO-woeks-Old infant
which was then dying from lack Of nour-
ishment. She is an Italian and cannot
speak English She handed her babe TO
the superintendent making a mute appeal
for assistance. A physician was sent for
and saw at q glance that the child was
dead. although its body was still warm
As the doctOn shook his head the woman
caught his meaning, and taking her baby
in her arms she strained it 90 her breast
and burst out into frenzied lamentations
THROUGH an interpreter she gave her name
and told her sad story. Her husband Is
a laborcr. but has been i'll for many weeks
and unable TO work, the whole support Of
the family devolving on their little daugh-
ter twelve years Of age who managed TO
earn one dollar and half a week basting
coats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04

Five or six Bible houses in America are
fighting each other and so IL has been 5ue-
gested to them TO put their trust in the
Bible and put their Bibles in a trust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04

1-c White Silk
D. tor Infants
Caps. with single
ruche around face
pOnp0n Of net and
rii bon.
Infants T. % % g
Cream Cashmere
clio ks, prettiiy
trimmed with fancy
81 3iik braid. SOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
AFTERMATH.

Congressman J. II. OuChwaite, the
most prominent gold Democrat in Ohio,
said the other DAY concerning the omiss-
ion by Mr.. Mclean Of all allusion in his
Hamilton speech TO either free silver or
Bryan.
1T is generally understood by the reg
ular' Democrats that Alr. Bryan is TO be
thrown over before 1900. Every stumper
has been given the order There will still
be a shout for Bryan occasionally, but
# Will gradually die out
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Henry Atven, q >wealthy business man
Of Sandusky o., has brought suit against
the Presbyterian church Of that town,
charging it with having, on April Il. 1895
dismissed himself and family from the
church. thus deprivins them' of the priv
ileges' Of worship, communion or instruc-
ton therein. lie claims. that as he a.
sisted greatly in building up the chur a
he should be allowed to worship therein.
An injunction has been granted, so that
next Sunday Mr.. Atven can enter the
church and remain there to his hearts
content.
Mrs. Langtry says that her new play
"The Degenerates,' is making for her
and her new husband $500 a week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04

Rear-Admral william r. Sampson and
family will leave their home in Glen
Ridge, y. j., the latter part Of this week,
for Boston Mass, where they will here
alter reside.
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$3.50 s ssLz Extraordinary.
SiIk-Lined Jackets.

Fifty Ladies' Double Breasted Cloth
Jackets. i'm tan. blue and black full SILK
lined. velvet collar. To-day and 5000
tomorrow &C ......... .........
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Bargains for the Babies.

All the new baby ideas IN irocks.
coats, REFERS, caps, bonnets and
dresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04

.-c for Infants
ASN Embroidered
silk Caps. with SIM
gle ruche and full
p0np0n az lace and
ribbon
Childrcn's short
ClO8ke of Fine Bed
ford Cord. trimmed
with runles around
the shoulders and
silk braid. regular
s. value c, -
This week 1919
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Kaufman IL 20.
October Exhibit of
Captivating Millinery

We give a forcefu illustration this weel
mendous Millinery and Suit business. A
panylng prices will demonstrate that it will
Hat, Suit, Jacket, or Cape elsewhere.
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navy and black. fun satin lined. $3.50
al ......-- .t.-.+. .ss'ss'''''-'
Golf Capcs OF Doubie-Faced ATWOOD
Shawls. with now clrO uiar 81 20
nounce rovers and hood. at.... VS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Arrived Dec. 9, str Dispatch.
from Portland: sh Columbia, Puget sound Sailed,
sh Columbia, Portland; str Glenogle Tacoma
PORT TOWNSEND-Arriyed. Dec, .. bktn News
hoy, from kahulni: Br str Energia, from Yokohama
sh Charles Z. Moody frcm Honolulu Dec 8, Chill
blk Unidosen, from Port Blakeley for Valparaiso; bk
Guy G. Goss. from Taku
PORT BLAKELEY--Arrived Dec g. Blk Ferris
s: Thompson. from Port Angeles. Sailed. Chill blk
Hindostan for Valparaiso.
Sailed. Dec. Q. str Aorangi. for
Vancouver.
NAGAsAKI-saled. Dec. 8. Ger biz Chile. for
Oregon.
MANILA--sailed. Dec .. Br 81 Bidston Hill, ser
Port Angeles.
HONGKoNG-Arrivsd prior to Dec. .. jap stx
Rioun Maru from Seattle
PORT LUDLOw-Anived, Dec g. Chill biz Sui.
iteima. from Port Townsend
HoQUIAM- Arrived. Dec. g. schr r. W. Bart
lett, from Honslulu for Aberdeen; str Newburg.
from San Francisco For Aberdeen: schr Fannie
Adele. from San Pedro for Aberdeen.
NANAIM0-Sailed, Robert Adamson for San
Francisco. Arrived, Mineola, from San Francisco
DEPARTURE BAY-Anived Bristol, from San
Francisco. Sailed, South Portland and Elihn
Thomson, sce aAn RrancascA
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, Dec. 9-Cattie--Generally steady, I'M
changed good to choice. s5.80d7. S.: poor to me-
dunn, s4so@5,40; mixed stockers $aa375; selected
feeders, safi65; good to choice cows. $365G37 rs:
heifers, 81 25@55o: Gamers $ad3: bulls S. 35Qi 80
Texas steers, $350d4.E
Hoss-M Market active. Sc higher for heavy packing
and shipping: steady to shade higher for light;
good cloarances: mixed and butchers, s3s5a4 I2l |:
good to choice heavy, slot rough heavy. $500
39S: light, S. 90d4074: bulk Of sales, saGls0y1
Sheep and lambs steady; native wethers. $3.50
AIS: lambs, si@4.5o; Western wethers, S3(1i 40;
Western lambs, $59S.40
Receipts Cattle. soo hogs. 5000; sheep. 1900
Omaha.
OMAHA, Dec. Seattle Receipts 500: market
steady; native beef steers SL4nSS; Western steers
s3A4.so; Texas steers, $37oG4.30: cows and hefers
Is; Gamers, 81 S5@3; stockcrs and feeders
S 5Nd4 80: calves. S5Ga6 so; bills and stays $500
Hogs-Receipts $500; market 6Fl0c higher; heavy
50 $50, "a MIXED s3s7aa3.s2i light. s39s.@3 s7l:
hulk Of sales, 800
Sheep Receipts. 400: market steady; fair TO choice
Westerns. si@a IS; common and choice sheep, $50
@3,s5; lambs. $l25@S25.
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The Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dsr Sine wheat market was steady
1t tho opening, with the initial figures for May
UNCHANGED from yesterdays. At Tot@Volc. Cables
were steady and receipts light. but this support fail
Cd in the face q free selling against weekly calls
and some prodt-takins. Tho Argentina news was
confusing b. reason d the CONFLICT In the reports,
private wirs declaring the weather unsettled while
Liverpool assorted that climatic conditions were
favorable, and that the Argentines would have
1900 900 bushels expnstable surplus. A shade mora
crsdencc was given the English advices May ranged
from s93c to 7oic, closing 4c down, at 69E@7oo.
Primary receipts for the week showed falling
on Of about 2.0010 900 bushels compared with the
previous week. and about sooo0D bushsls under
the corresponding week last year Towards the close
the market felt SOME uncasiness over the money
situation in New York. Tho inanimation Of bust
ness was due largely to the scarcity Of decisive sta
tstics. and partly to the fact that It Saturday
Corn vas steady. but very dull May clcssps :
shade under yesterday, 1t S2E@33c. S
Oats hsld through, In spite Of tho du1lness. bat
trade was quiet, and the range very narrow.
May closed shade down, at 24d2iic
Provisions opened steady. and though the market
met considerable commission house liquidation con
tnued steady throughout May pork closed So over
yesterday; May lard. 54c. and May ribs 2495c.
The leading futures ranged a follows -
Wheat No D Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
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CHICAGO STOCK EXHIBIT.
VIII Include Not Only Live Animals
hut All By-PrOducts.

CHICAGO, Dec. o--The international
live stock exposition to be held at Chicago,
among its main features the following:
A grand breeders prize exhibition Of cat
tie, hogs and sheep.
A great fat stock show on the order of
England.
A display OF draft horses and horses for
general use, not as society show, but as
q utility show.
An exhibition of dressed meats and meat
food products OF all kinds and refrigerator
appliances for preserving them.
Animal by-products showing the COM
plete utilization Of all parts of the slaurh-
tered animals. not directly used as meat
foods.
Al exhibition Of packing house methods
and appliances and government inspection
of meats.
Appliances OF all kinds for transporting
animals and meats.
Meetings Of breeders and stockmen's as
sociations.
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MARINE NOTES.

Steamer Queen sails for San Francisco this morn
ing.
Steamer walia walla is due from San Francisco
today.
Steamer Cottage City will sail for Alaska to-
morrow morning.
Steamer Resale Is expected TO be Of the Moran
ways in time to leave for Lynn canal BY next
Wednesday.
Capt N. L. Roger. the harbor master. who has
been confined at his homo for tho last several
weeks with an annoying sickness. was at his ofhcs
abort time yesterday afternoon. He expects to be
able to resume his duties before long.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. s-Ths Commercial Adver-
Users Londen financial cablegram says:
The markets idle and weak all around to-
day. Fears Of tight money supplemented by
anxiety Gen. Methuens position. Paris sold
kaffirs freely, we'll internstionals Consols
went to l02s Americans opened shade over parity
but eased on later There little business doing
The weakness Of the ndustrals is regarded here as
q bad feature. The close dull, with Union
and Louisville heavy.
Spanish fours sold at ssa; Anacondas, 81. and Rio
Tintoe at 46t.
The hank bought esTs.ooo Of French gold and sent
out 10000 to Malta, Discounts were harder
BreadstuMs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s-closipg: wheat-spot,
firm; No. California. 60 iAdG6s ID; No red West
ern. 70 sd; No Northern spring. Is lid
Corn-spot American mixed. Arm, IS CID. Futures:
December, nominal; January. IS cid, steady; Febri-
airy. steady, IS Gid.
Hops at London-pacihc coast, firm. fs ioss
E6 los.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Dec, s--Canadian Pacific 81: Union
Pacific preferred, 7s Northern Pacific preferred.
ia: Atchisou. 2ei; Grand Trunk "a Anaconda 81:
bar silver. steady. Td per ounce; money. 5gsi per
cent.
FINEST whiskies. Haggerty's, 100 Sec
~
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General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--Flour Receipts. s.s8 bar
Minnesota patents. 0soa4; winter straishts, sS8@
SB
Wheat Receipts. $500 bushels; exports 1900
b afoat Opttons opened firm At ic advance on
favorable cableR bullsh Michigan report and mod
der realizing. N DIE last half hour the market
war quiet. closing steady at unchanged prices.
March closed at 761c: May. 75tc; July. 75Ic: Sep
tenlber sSic; December. 72yc.
Wool Domestic fleece Na95c: Texas, 148iyc.
Coffee Options closed steady. net unchanged to )
points advances; sales. $500 bags. including March.
6iOc; April. 6i5c; May, 62oc: spot Rio Arm; No.
invoice e; No. iobbins. '!c; mild. steady; Cor
doFa, 62@lilc
sursf--Raw, STEADY: fair refining. 13-1sc: CEN
trifugal IS tnt Nc: refined eteady; graduated.
5 Slbc; cut loaf. Al6c.
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rr.s am, i, : =. holmes, Meeting: ) .. m. fam.
lily Gathering
No hall-Corner Second avenue south and Yes
ing: : ,. M. family gathering; p M. "fres and
~~xxns..X rA.,.h.s
Fir-t Ffss Methodist chureh-cernsf q Tsr1y ~
c'rc and Pine street
edish Methodist chureh-Fifth aveuus ana Piks.
m, young peoples meeting sS n; prayer
me.
Un,,.r,.n church
First Unitarian ehurch.ssvsnth avenue nsa. y.
..1s,son - il m. subsct Man and society
Withos,t Resion. Evening lecture. 7:is o. nj. on
..T rse0> F.t t q Amsriran Literatur.."
u-....,. ....s. ,.,,s.... -
n. Il Ills Third avenue Subject. "Ths Sacred
Word" ,, Mn. I. 2. Bush.
and CONSULTATIONS" BY Jennie s. Clark.
r,,..,.. Encouragement. r....,.
,s...,r.. hs,d /, b...msnt of ion wssh,rston
ssrsss On ssy s,rpns
Public cordially invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rssa
Second Christian Church.
~x..1. .,svv Sunday ~ A ma n A. n n. W
, ns,,. 'o ~ M.r,on street N
Spiritualfsm.
$50, .-..,,..., ....l..... Hs.. ,....,.
corner secono senus ana f'Ae. conierence' ~"
rrr..A =, ~. a..,,-- nda r.,,..., h.r co,r.v
oasS , W "a Ssr.c. s,,sst T,c.~.s n "a
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Inc coicfeo bapsist-cefnees evefy SUNDAY q a
oclcck :. N. mo cios1 p -. ~ US 1Ouns
u-...,.... 1..,..,o-
n.-u.-..s. 49, 80 r.,,o, $500. ~,
ASr.. Wsins,t n,stcs ~ Hsr.,srn strsst 60,
n.1u s.ssSsrs 800 prs S,rSs, - ~ m ana
M J. 8 - ~ p =.
uoNs
Il Seattle Lodge No. lW-Room 40 Hinckley block
Object OF Life" Lotus group for cnndren At
~e.~t.p s.sa-.
The Mental scisntista meet every Sunday at II D.
dsv ersn;nr a. o:cioci
us..< rhu,.p, ~ ch.s.% a.s.~ts.%
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The Modern Developer restores full stFcn9ta
weak organs. Cures lost manhood. impofenc7' 49,
drugs Thousands In use not enc failures no<
returned. Write for circular. Correspondence 49,
70 - q 4 n THE HEALTH APRLiANQ 49,
$3.50 ~ aake pac13t DuildinG DeeStlA II
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4sAde - oily fair today "a wst3n avenue Il
- hEsA II tho mcrning. but Weakened "a "a the
o111znoua- Moet eommodfties are moving we'll
- demand fo< crAnqss continues heavy. a ear
- * EXTRA Ane stock which came In . day Of
~ - y selling rapidly. Out q town orders Ars
51ez1& 81
xsmons ~ picking up littlA commiaaion men
e1psct steady trade from now on
81 H. App2s matkst b rather doubtful At pre.enA
hl1o pficn renafn up TO the quotations, ~ there
~ littls unsasiness among dsalerA Il some che
9ee q cut little the market would become de-
Uosllk1ed The market q also slightly cssrStocked.
49, with apples * splendid quality.
IN I'm ~ sfzll on the decline Some II tbs dsalezs
~ conddsnt that tho market will rise - soon a.
~ weather ests lttie colder In the East - that
Nln hut % tho Eastern shipmeuts to great o.
Nnk 06uipp Of frcsh ranch oxes were made to-
~ ~ ID Tho market u weak 1t that price.
R6kat6es are selling we'll The last Eastern shfp-
HMt ~ ASst-cian stock Sweet potatoes are &C.
Ma
O1asry = b the usual demand.
NUS sse activA The holiday trade makes ont o.
IVA 4rt1a laxxH than thev wouid cths<wise b.
Hon6y took sudden apurt today. The prices arc
1EHehAnRod. hut uAles wire large ali day. Another
1k1nonf 4 oxpecSu1 frcm California thia week
Y oth9 nsS&sEs szs practically unchanged
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ANTWERP. Dec. s-The North German
Lloyd steamer Koenigen. Luise bound for
Australia. which grounded yesterday on
Walswords bank. In the lower harbor,
and which was thought to be In q critical
condition. was foated today and has pro-
5000 a hH HoEnGA 7S
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER..
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. Dec .. 1899.
Rain; stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or A1RICuS.
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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State OF washington, County Of King II
I. NJ. F. Backus, Cashier of tho above
named bank, do solemnly swear that The
above statement Is true to the best Of nv
knowledge and belief.
M. r. BACKuS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thu
9th day Of December, 1893.
(Seal) s. g. GRAVES.
Notary Public In and for the State q
Washington, residing at Seattle.
Correct--Attest:
c. j. SMITH,
A. w. ENGLE,
Directors {
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sssst more e y. esafussaa nut, xhiis thsss ~
Following lats ds1AAnd. u = worth nokinG that
sxuhanss q Important interior points. h rising
steadily This Il usually the case At this season,
but tSs return now Of funds this WAY b.. - ~.
vsry small, maintained rate for mspsy. howeya.
must serve incentive 20 attract whatever hcatr
Ing capital there may be lying At dihersnt pefnta.
while. At the same time. Il giards against the los
q spscie to Europe. 4 contingency that he. not
bssn a. improbable within the last few wssh1 ~
supposed. The present demand for money. i y
needless to sAy, u unprecedented Within three
months. treasury conditions show, over 49, .o0o
have been added to general circulation, With No
effect on ruling rates q intsnsk
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. steady. Per csnt primo mscan-
tile papsr Stas per cent sterling exchange. steady
With actual business In bankers' bills Il Ne6o8
ssW demand, and s!,sllgAsA sixty dsys; posted
rats. $LsA9ta2i and fe7i: commercial bills $s03;
silver certificates. SsG6oc; bar silver. 6o1c; Mexicsn
dollars l7ic; government bonds. easier: stats bonds,
inactive; railroad bonds. weak
Exports OF Specie.
Exports q specie from this port 70 I'll coantzis
this week agsregate e.0l6i1. silvR bafs and coin.
and tel.sse geld Imports d specie this week were
Szs.aoi gold and lss.c6l silver
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
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IAN FRANCIscO.

IAN FRANCIscO.
sterling Exchange.
SAN ERANClsCo. Dec s.--etMling "a London,
sixty days, ASH; sight, Ns6a
Financial.
Silver barn, &c: Mexican dollars, lsnsslc; drasts,
sight u; telegraph. III. ~
49, q
NEW YORK.
The stock Exchange.
NEW YORK, Dec. s--Today's short session q the
Stock Exchange was animated, duo In great part
to the continued disqualification among some Of the
industrial stocks The determined liquidation. nam
isst in Sugar. gave tho tone to tho market MN
the opening and spread . contagion Of wsaknds
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'1ODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

iinss An formal church notices fres of charge To-
svay uns over ny6 thsss will BE- charge q >
csnka This rule will b stsistly adhered To-
Church notices must b. IN this o6fcs mot iAsse
than ~ p =. Friday.