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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
At The NORTH END.


Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
49,. weather last night, very large
audience gathered in the North Con
prerational church TO enjoy an excel
lent entertainment for the beneht OF
the church. The program consisted oi
work by the Edison projecting kneto-
scope. illustrated songs and phono-
graph. .oo, an
tha favor extended the different num-
hers. The kinetoscope pictures were oi
a varied and interesting nature Soile
OF the best of moving pictures "ere US
played and all were most choiCe @ aiu
instructive There were not as hlai,y
illustrated songs as the audience MDu Ia,
lilxe TO have enjoyed, for the young iaus
who sang had "A very pleasing voice anu
,ha selections were attractive. ihere
were some fine patriotic pictures snoWh
and these won instant ana heiitcu a
proval. The phonograph alterna1.u
with the pictures I'm FURNISHING en's
tainment for the audience, Il hhe =
iection of vocal and Instrumental mum
bers were given, and no one nnsseu
q moments enjoyment, though the en-
fertainment was rather lensthy s Vns
The bradford Boat club held its tIhru
annual meeting on Monday eNenlns @'
,ts rooms I'm Hennessey block. Inc iol-
,s,.ine officers were elected: President
cody; vice president Wllilam
pilev. secretary, John +. Ryan treas
,,rer Felix Flynn, captain, Johh NoM
an: ensign, +. NJ. Hatton' coAswain,
n. Y. Ratigan; steward, Jas b' ' Mul,
,nanhership committee. VIM. Mach,
roermerd Rvan. VIM. Campbell, John
Rice owen Ganaghers board of gov
arnors Iohu p. paine, y. A. Cunning
bar, Terrence McGoyern. Samuei
Whitaker. Sylvesta~ Finnegan.
Dnrlng the evening the following pro
gram was rendered; Piano 500, M MMisS
Sadie GRAY: vocal solo, Albert Monas
ran. reading walter Kelley; banjo
colo Charles knowles: vocal solo, MISS
~ax Rice. cornet solo. Il. Y. Ratlgan'
reading. II. j. Cody; mandolin so,o'
". Hatton: selections from the phoro,
graph by VIM. Campbell. Ihe SOLOS vi
Msssrs. Hatton. KNOWLES anu n''as i',s'
han and readings by Mr.. Couy "ei'
well rendered and applauded'
The following committee 10 secur'
crartars ON the water front an KlNer
side was appointed: President CODY
cant. Rowan and Messrs. MUIR, hatlol
and Mack This committee was siNsi
discretionary power. Remarks on th'
..noa and welfare OF the club We're mad'
Nv cant. Rowan and Messrs. Knowles
,erown and Cunningham. Aiper
Monaghan end James Il. Muir We're ap
nointed on the racing committee nap'
Rowan and Messrs. Toolan anu w III
chester were appointed delegates t
represent the club at Saratoga Oh feo
,uary IA. 1899. ...o. .,
The proposition 60 engage quarters -
she water front cannot fail 10 give TN
club an increase of membership
The members of the Holy Name paI
Ssh win hold n concert and coflee sup
ner AT Infantry hall this evening
A man who tried to sell one OF On
latest style coats made on t1fth aVe
nue.. New York. in second hthu olo'i
the second station last night on sus
picion of having stolen the coat.
Two drunks and one suspicious cna'
acter were taken care OF at the Se'
ord station last night.
There will be meeting or the me
of the Immaculate Concepuon s,.' ouu..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
...- ..S Dnou1nrNeE r = WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1885.
OLNEYvILLE.
Masuusads Social Of Prosperity lodge-Nolss
From the Square and Vicinity.

nasn,,e the downpour last evening,
,or,,. nupber of friends os Prosperity
,oage Daughters OF st. George, turned
ont "a attend the masquerade sociai
otven under the auspices OF the iouse
an Child hall The costumes were
str,kingly novel and displayed mueh
,as,e FISHERS orchestra furnished lnu-
sic and the grand march was led py
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodwin ine ne
ca,,nsttee of arrangements consisted Oh
,ha following: Mrs. George 6oodWlh'
cbairman: Mrs. Thos. Armitage' treas
,,rsr. Mrs. Robert Waterman, secie-
sarv, Mrs. Joseph Atkin, Mrs Eliza
Swsies and Mrs. Walter Connell n
COLLATION. was served after the unihash-
ing. and the affair was in every way
fully enjoyed. - b,ta
Nanufa cturers lodge, l. o. o. r., helu
a meeting last evening at It's nan tnae
was slimly attended. There was ucslOo
work. however. and the thlru uesiee
was worked upon one candluate. ho
Early last evening TWO Wolhe" al,
came out of Library court IN "a Jolly
state of intoxication We're seen later
near the entrance 10 the Waterman
block by Policeman Webb, VINO, aiteI
Watching them few moments thouehl
! the best thing possible for them was
! night i'm custody. With another olhcel
he took charge Of them until the al
| ,-ival Of the patrol wagon, when the.
| we've virtually loaded in, the patro
| hacking up to the sidewalk for the pur
! nose One of the women was able u
| realize what was occurring ana sh
| opened a TRADE on the biuecoats'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
BRISTOL.

The first successful work on the new
vacht which is expected TO successfully
defend the Americas cup against the
Shamrock next season was uohe S,sI. TI
terdav AT the Herreshom works. ms
w-as the running OF the lead keel whlch
was completed.
A. a meeting of the board of mana
syers az the Bristol Trotting Park AS
sociation last evening, enough money
was pledged to carry the assoclaliVil ~
through until next spring Wheh IL ~
hoped by good management lo pe
self supporting institution. nh,
Tba Wedding of Mr.. Albert Eduy
Barnard and Miss Celestina ,ioll'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Con,
was solernnized today at CLOCK at
! the residence of the brides parents on
| Hone street. The ceremony was per
! formed by the Rev. Il. owens, Paslo'
| OF the Congregational chu,V". Tho
| tion was held from 2 until 4 p. IN. Inc
| counle left on the $3.50 train for New
| YORK city. where their honeymoon VIII
| be spent.
The breaking OF the shaft OF the mix
ing room of the National India kuppet
works will delay work but Il very shor'
| time. a.. 80 ,,,s+o,
conmandery. Order of the Colder
Cross which was to have been helo
last evening was postponed uIei ~
next meeting. Grand Commander IAN
fold and Past Grand Commander bur
lingame were present.
The third annual reunion OF the pas
,nd active members of the choir
Trinity church was held last eyenlns
notwithstanding the very incleneh
weather. there was good attendance.
Relatives OF Miss Virginia Johnson
this town received tntelligence yester
day of her death at Flushing, N
She was we'll known here In societ
circles. ,.,,,,oa ~
The torpedo boat Stilctto steamed u
here YESTERDAY from Newport and TOO
n part OF the Dupont crew PACK 10 a.
tend the funeral of Seaman fletche'
who died at the hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT- Payson,
Naw York: Jessie L Robe, Philadel-
nhin. V. NJ. Boothley, Grand Raplus'
I nj Landed. New York; q hickey,
Rochester: James Dewey, PlttshSiui
|, Granger. Providence; y II broNn'
Hartford: T. : Batchelder. j Nj 'elano'
IsCston, John GiVeen, New YORK; j
BurIeiph Providence VIM Burns. Bos-
ton. Alex Thayer. Dudley IL Morrls,
Ne,v York: Howard Faunce, Bostoni
W. n Pennett. New York. John ID Dun
Now Haven; III : Ernst, New furk
Wm /, Brens. Portage, WIS.
Dowd. Manchester; A ID Patten' bos
ton: A II Brownell. New orh, oaisi"v ~,
l. Ham. Boston; Charles II Banta Wv
yorls. g T. Coates. Boston; IL Dreyius
and wife New York; III Howard
IEoufn,an Providence; Carl Rose'
Nav York; Nathan Porter, Jr, mont
clair. u + Thompson. New iork' vi,
ond Mrs ID Baker their children anu
80 maids Providence; Mrs croker
49, ~. Worl. 7 II sheridan. A j Monroe,
1os,on, n u De Ronde. New York Al
~, u Day. Hartford: Daniel Barke-
-, paterson; Charles III Woodbury.
II"no Valley: Leo Schelman. Roches-
| go. las sherman. New YORK, w
| wood DAYTON. -; Mr. and MIS- l'lcne. y
/ Hsrlon. New York VI l' uo'' -,
,anhurv. Il G Friend. Jr. Jersey ny
- scbenmans. New York. William
: y.,ito Nashua: Abe II AssuskN' NtN
I vi T. T. Nuss Waltham. y 'Usu
: ~ rr,,tdrrcc: \ VI COttrcU, W'S'rtE
I y p.,,nu New York: ~ West w
/ ,,nec Falls. i Y Brown ana wiz
! Snrirydeld: T. Morgeworth, New holh'
| Inhn I Downey. Boston; zen l,gons
phiadelphia: Charles Harris y
sne,,v New York. r t. Mawson' SOS
! -. = y Tavlor. Bangor; klchhru
Srai,,r Ir A r Couklin. w Glyn, New
VII, George u Rogers, Detroit;
/ ,soarge Roston: George \ Bauer, Mics
trranl "a croker. New York. " Il Gay
lord springfield. g Adams Nv
VT IA l. Talbot Boston; JONI
i-i,n,rn Pittsburg; J r. Towne. Bos
TON. N w Roth. Philadelphia Nm
pIxon. Boston. NJ & Hewlett \ NJ W,
| piair " N Ieis Litz. New YORK 20
ard Mrs II \ Babbett. Pomtrsl Mr
~ q Hewson. X Bosworth, NeY
Yorls. samuel NJ Hepburn. Philadel
,,bia, w Jones. John Graham, Bos
80 George " Noyes. Portland,
s,,bcrIaud New York. ~ u Cotton
p,,,soeld. "a Morse. Boston;
isroyxn T. Buxton. Frederick Duncat
n fsaupman. New York; Il i Burdeu
q Wickham. NJ NJ lecksden. l.
purnett Roston. James j Nash ffoNl
acnco. / w whitney. New York; MI
va I,,iier Boston: Mr. and Mrs
,,,,., sou,ers: q W Chase. Boston.
poPRs NCF-J J Norman. y J. lev
| Y, etcu. p a Niug New Nofh
Brides Boston. Vim n ii foocru' Ne
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

York. T. + Ostrander, Boston; 7 Nh"
cowsky, New YORK; John . BroMn.
Tiverton; Sam Shillak, New YORK; Geo
w Elliott. Boston. II j Cone, Philadel-
phia: g T. Briggs. Boston; II r HaskeH'
u Kalkbreuner, New York; II IL cur
risr. Springcld: II Hopkins, Provi-
dence. Jas Weller, NJ Kaufman. New
York. T. Putnam, Amsterdam; Jas
Brown. Jr. Philadelphia; a f Brown
Railway: Henry & Porter. g NJ Blau-
vclt. New York; j Kopewiks, Roches, I,
ter; y McKcrry. Boston; paNlo
Schlaey. New York: l. { Waite. Ian
caster: Alf hosier, Brooklyn; Leo Ach,
Philip Horshheld Henry smith, w II
sharks. New York: w g Morse. spring
field. r. WolGamot, New York II
Baker. Boston; q A Foster. New YORK
u Beebe. Newark; III Mackenzie, Bos
ton: Z j lie Baeuf. Albany. t l. WOOD
Boston Nj Levy, New York; II l. Bei,
den, Hartford; Jas = Mc4ulre;i ~ Hv;u,a nv ~
! Honnecker. New York; n Wllliahs
! George II Walker. Fred Slade, Bos-
! ton. w Garfield, T. Canaan; George y
! Gushing, Concord, n II; Dreyius
| Roston: ] w Mager. Brooklyn; AIS
bery. New York V Nj Bowen, Bostoh
/ Sol Newman, New York; II M Crotsey
! Trov. III & Jacobs. New York. II
| Nrctt Plock Island: G Il sleep Boston
| q page. New York: l. NJ Bruce, Nor
! witch. III ~ Sawyer, New YORK; ~
! carpenter. Milford. Lew Norton, New
I York: W \ Saunders. Boston,
Ham. l. Lewis. New York: X VI Gris
,vpld. Providence; y i Mccoy. LoWell
\ S,hulmar. " " lipps' I'M oIS''
! Noy- York: Wm Rurnham. BOSTON; .
I nrnvn "A Hirsh. New York; G ~ Cur
ney. Boston; Thomas Wilde, Prov
! dence.
| NF'VMAN-E Dow. Portland; Henr!
pfcffcr. New York: w l. Rand, boston
II Schlnd. 7 + Winsor. New YORK: !
" smith. Norwich: VIM w MURRAY
R,ston. MIR and Mrs II @ Wilson. Nel
| york. \ X Cramer. Brooklyn; g
could New York; T. \ Hosmer. NeN
Haven: W Monk. New York; "
/ Rritton. Hartford; \ - Williams, But
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
ARLINGTON.

CAPTAIN James Miller OF Hose 4. Ar
lington Fire Company, Is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Nessrs. II. w. and l.. II. Balm and
Waiter b knight report sixteen fine
pickerei as the result of their fishing
excursion yesterday.
Now that the New England bridge
controversy has been unearthed II is
possible that some action may be taken
towards widening Cranston street at
this point.
The two Arlington Companies will
attend the fair OF the Pawtuxet Fire
Company this evening. Free transport
alton will be provided for the members
and their friends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
CRANSTON.

At the meeting OF the cranston Hose
Company held Monday evening II was
de1nitely announced that the company
has no connection with West Ariihs-
ton any further than rendering assist
ance to them in case of fire. IL was
stated some time ago by well known
resident of the plat that West Arilng
ton in connection with SprasueNi,WIe W
was organizing fire company To y.
,1noyn as the Cranston Volunteers, but
nny cooperation on the part or tne
Wcst Arlingtontes was satisfactorily
denied at the meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
1884. eand Opening. FIfisonIh Anniversary. 1899

Fraser Bros. Co. Tea and Coffee
House. the public is cordially invited TO
attend the formal opening of our new
and commodious Tea and Coffee House,
Thursday. January 26. from to p. IN.
Reeves orchestra with solos by Messrs'
church. Scott and Spray. \ 25c Alber-
tvpe Calendar with each 25c perchase
and Souvenir Calendars for everyone.
stolwerck's Hot Chocolate with Cream
Free Orient Mulberry Coffee win
cream Free. Old stone Mill CoHee
with Cream Free. And Frasers Pea-
nuts COR the boys and girls free. Don
,,,tss ,bts event. We have a surprise
awaiting YOU. FRASER BROS CO,
gei Weybosset street, opposite Round
Ton church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
EAST PROVIDENCE.

There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of Bucklin Post c.. A. r., last
a,,enin and IL was the intention OF
the commander TO appoint deiegates W
the school for Flag Day, but superln-
tendent Macleod had not been consult
cd on the matter, so it was deemed ad-
yisable to let the appointments lay over
for one week.
\ goodly number attended the session
of Reliance Lodge OF odd Fellows last @
evening when two applications iot
membership were received.
Town I1crk George +. Hunter u SUI
=, ',,o,cd Ia his home the greater pall
of the time. 60 ,b,
t,bn charles Smith was sent 10 tn'
state farm Yesterday Tor SIN h'o'''na 'V'
being an idle person
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

Narv's Holy Name and Literary So
ciety Arctic. last evening in body.
somebody wants TO repair the sloe-
walk i'm front OF blanchard piocn;
Lippitt. or pretty Dill OF uailases ,s W., w,m
who always meets with an accident.
charles l.. Richardson has oeeh ap-
nointsd enumerator of the school chil-
dren in Warwick. The annual count ol
noses. ,,,o,.oh,o
The Albertus club gave an ehloyaple
whist club party at its rooms iast even
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

In the Juvenile Division Of the DIS
-, cour, this morning, John Mckeon'
aged ~ years, was arraigned on 'he
ohorge OF stealing clothing valued ~
,,2 from Martin Evans; and VIII am r.
Mellon. aged II years. was arraisned on
,ho charge OF receiving stolen goods
t Tsrh nleaded not guilty aud was OF,
dcred held in the sum Of WOO Tor tr'a, ~
ON February =. The theit - s,,SS SSo,,
bave bs en- committed last SATURDAY.
Ty,ns Was driving out Manton avenue
ard in The back ~ his wagon was INC
%iothlng cd up in paper. The Mckeon l,,
hoy. II is alleged. reached nto ths ,,s paUe
~ Tho vehicle. subtracted the bunale
and concealed Il beneath some nearby
stc,e Uc then told the Mellon boy
about Il. and il is further alleged tnat I,,l
tho latter went after the bundle. ne
bovs " ere suspected and warrant was
secured and Sergeant Morse and Ofncei
Feeley OF station made che arrest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

shay and wife, Boston; Mr. ana MIS-
NJ carlton. Philadelphia
pERRIN-F l. Wyeth. Lowell
Finley aud wife. Lynn. Henry RoDertS'
I. a. Y Mills. Boston: " Hoffman,
,nirago. : NJ o'Nciil. W Mason. New
yorl,. " g Pierce and wife. AthOl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

Daniel Griffin who has . room ~ ~
Trans street " minuS nn "Net'oat aila
sut of clothes. Whi"r t";,lh,
..o,,. .p,4lt., sftislas ~ clothlnS he
misses from his clothes prtss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tao.sts.
Ali druggists refund the money IL IL
fails TO cure. Csc. The genuine has Ia
B. q. on each tablet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
Nea, and Attractive Labels,

TheJ. y RYDER Co. a. Washington. makes
. speciality OF label work al low prices
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25
HOSIERY DEPT.

still another lot or the above season.
able goods. We hope to be able TO
meet the demand created by the sale
of these goods during this last great
sale. as the qualities of these goods
are unmatchable i'm any other stores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

our great sale of the stock of r. IL.
Sircom & co. has crowded this de-
partment with customers this Week
We bring forward the balance OF the
great stock. win sell at cut prices
ali this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

Ladies' Fast Black Heavy
cotton Hose, also heavy
neeced. all of these hose We
have been selling, per palr,
50c., we have decided TO close
them out at, per pair....,....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-25

Al, of our Ladies' Fancy Hose,
including silk stripe, boot
patterns, silk plated ana 4
Iisle threads, which nave :,
been, per pair, 75c., for THIS
sale, per pair. r.........'''''''' y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

buyers. The condition of all offered was
particularly dry, almost equal TO sweet,
old tobacco. Color predominates, Du'
there were some excellent red niiers'
These were not above the medium class,
but were OF fair to good body ana goou
length. The crop is at least ID per cent.
heavier than that Of last year. haNins
cured UP in desirable fashion All the
samples so far received have been IRON
small crops and were mixed In the pack
ing. but were sold at prices deoineuiy
higher than a yeAr ago. The best prices
reached were $3.50 and Sl275 for strong
red filters. Judging by the actions OF the
buyers, the medium and low-srade filiers
will be the most sought after.
Dark tobacco was stronger, both on lear
and common 20 medium Tugs. Good iuss
were dull. Reggie buyers are taxing tner
share. and African handlers are picking
- all the long leaf they can get as thls
will be scarce in the new crop. marked
advance is looked for on long lear.
II IS understood in the trade that the
Continental Company and American To-
baccO Company have bought UP privately
some large lots OF old hurley, and that
they are preparing 10 corner the market
on new This has led the warehouses TO
take aggressive steps, and the agents or
some have been buying extensively In the
country.
The Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany has led the way In this, but the IN
dependent warehouses have also made
extensive purchases.
4 combination among the Independent
factories to fight the combine in the mar
ket. and so put up prices here that they
cannot buy In the country is talked OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Nov. fJ-COTTON-Ths
cotton market MADE lair progress IN an
inward direction This morn.ug but most
of The session there was a feeling Of ner-
,.nueres- aooarent I'M the pit. generated
nv persistent circulation oi conflicting
rymors AS to the feeling abroad Shorts
80 ,,,a,le evtreueI,. uneasy bv AN esti-
',,te or. -, cron Of s'10uo0 bales. follow
inl, MS n aha lst n.rht'. estimate or 9Oyo. -
' ''Is 80 b,. tbo ,.o,.,rnmenf An efort
~ .o,,e, toectG4r ,yifn active buying Tor
q r1int. an tH'. nnenlur isI and gave
tba ,nsrl,et "a etosd,- tone The trading
level immcdiafrlv following the oueuln1
$50, -. lie lose of last
ni,bf N,,i - nrort-tslirg caUseJ n
'''1.t,nt-4l rracftoa Iiverrool responded
~ l,.,. .',i,.s,,, mi ,osf.r,av t1 fht satis-
egcfio,, - n. lders be,e b-,t lost a GOOD
sbsre af the ironro,'.n,ert before our mar
hef ora',ed under beat,. realizing and bear
hammeriug. Keceipts mot only ln tine
i,,fD,io, hrt ~ fba norts a.. we'll fell
short of the amount predicted early I'm
,5,e yreek Di.ustcboe r-u.rted IAN adj
vance of Il in southern spot markets.
s. al. ,,,,lo, 49,, roif7ne and
blstire1 sef'rg and closed veal m "a net
los of 1 10 2 noints.
,.,.,,rl,>- r......... ....-..7 -t,.1,.. no.
IT| F
= a. hfsr - -. Ami a.. Nav $50.
Iune = AZ. 1,,i, and AUGUST "a. SEN
'enDer ana Oct2Der, 80 Novsmber 723.
DSc1r-tcr ~. Joruarv 13,r FEBRUARY.
7 20. March Z ~. Anil. 7.3l: May. 73G:
Jnne : m. TuIv 78;. August 7.33: Sep
ten,bor q 60. October 600.
spof cotton closed quict a. JIG adj
vance. middHnr uplands. + 9-IG; middhng
eulf 7 18-iG. eales. none.
COTTON Steady. mfddling. GIG. net
,oco,-.,. - f,1 }.oies oross 2095 bales.
- 7ot % tSiee
IT,, 49,, Net reoeints Il O2G bales.
e,norts IN Got Rritalu' IL g72 bales. 10
Er,,rcc q ~ belas. ~ the Continent. IS.
81 b,les, sfock DO ga bales.
Soneoiiioted w. Net receipts. IS3. 49,
l,alee. c,ncrts In Cro9t Britain. 3f2fS
bsiee, 10 France. 1f93S bales; to the
Continent so Qq3 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
2 448517 bales. exports 20 Great Britain.
- TX belgq. no France 2j4.671 bales. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
RALTiMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov 1J.-FLOUR-
Steady and unchanged
WHEAT-Steady, spot and month, 6Ia4
Ga7s>c.. December. GsssnGS7sc. May. Zoe.
asked Southern wheat, by sample, Goa
CSC.
CORN-Firmer: mixed spot and month
90. a3Sc.: November and December. new
or old 3Ga, u31c.. January, 36l3d3OAc.;
February, $3.50. bid. Southern white corn,
24Ue7c.
OATs-Firm: No . white. 31a3lhc.
RYE-Dull. No. nearby, 51njIc.; No. :
western, JgNuDC.
SUGA R-StrOng and unchanged.
BGTTER-Flrm and unchanged.
enthusiastically and unchanged.
EGGS-firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

afternoon on the Norfolk and Western
railway in which three men lost their
lives. two brakemen and colorei tramp
stealing a ride. and another empioye,
Wilbur Carey, OF Riverton, Va, was per-
haps fatally injured. and eight or ten
ears mashed and thrown down a steep
,'nbankment.
If. nngine OF a southbound freight
rain became derailed and ran long dis
lance on the ties. The brakeman and
fireman Jumped and got out uninjured.
One or the orakemen had his hesd sew
cred from his body. The accident oc-
CURED at almost the same spot where the
Pullman train was wrecked couple OF
years age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

NEW YORK Noy. 1J.-Further ad-
vances in bieached cotton to-day. Sellers
indifferent: demand fair. Brown cottons
strong throughout but not Quotably high
I'D. Coarse Colored cOttOns also strong.
General demand fair. Print cloths idle.
wide gray goods strong. Prints in good
demand for wOollen and worsted dress
goods. selling well for spring the market
tending against buyers. Silks generally
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