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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
City Engineer 'Resonts City Coun-
ellis Vote Of Consure.
COMMUNICATION REFERRED


The in-focilng existing botw pom tho
city engineer and members 9f ttr coun-
ell was u'rti,t- intensified al ipst nights
meeting az Ne munioln5i -oion', unon
the reading OF communication ON
Nfr. K1 81 'utotde, as "a rrply 60 ih"
ccnsurc r1arsA n5lf him a few w'elA
ago. ~, irF of She document by
Hcce sdo- Bactr,an er,at,d profound
ssnsstion. pnA a. motion /. was rcferred
back 20 Nh. ..,.n,v WIN request that
he appear 5etore the Council and apoio-
Eize iur tnr ianssasv s-.a,
'uNFAIRNEss OF MEN"
The full text Of the communication is
ma follows;
Salt Lake city oct. 5rd, 1879.
To the President ana Members " the
city Council. salt Lake city
Oentlomun.- Regarding your action on
the Barnes report adopted on Sopicm-
bor 18th, which consurcs the city ongl-
ncer. I desire 10 mako the following rU-
ply. not with the expectation of chang
Ing your action IN any way, but Tor the
purpose of making my statement pub
lie 20 that the people may know the
injustice ~ your action. The state.
menta made IN the Barnes report ] an
nwercd In "a former communication.
The uufnirneas uf men who say. We
make these charges against city oils
cial but We deny him the right 90 have
hla books chcckcdi we reject his answer
and the rcpnff ~ the experts who have
certified that the books are correct, ana
we deny him the right 10 have his am
Hwor and their certificate appear upon
tho same record nH our chnruca," ~ APP
parent 60 every right thinking man.
When my report was referred 20 the
finance committee. Sir barnes made AN
unusual EFFORT TO convince the members
Of that committee that hlH statements
were correct but hia malice ana prciu.
dice were no apparent that not one Of
the other members u tho committee
would support him but they voted TO
eXonorato the city engineer Not one ~
you who voted Tor the Barnes report
have ever examined the books ~ the en-
cheering department. or know any
thing about them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-COTTON-The
cotton market started steady m tone,
with prices j 90 = points higher. and
gained additional strength as the session
progressed from light covering and
staunch support from the bun ranks.
Bears We're somewhat disconnected by a
decidedly better class OF English news
than anticipated, and persistent state
ments by reliable parties that better
weather would make little difference as
40 the volume OF receipts Speculation
during tnc morning was on an exception
ally small scale, there being few invest
ment orders. while southern and foreign
re.0rts were almost dstitute Of purpose.
There was some delay experienced b.
broken wires. Additional rains were
forecasted Ia the cotton belt Spot har-
dened. while weekly reports from Fall
River told Of weli-cleaned up stores or
spot cotton and urged demand for nearby
future delivery goods at last selling
prices. The late market for futures was
"a quiet one but prices steadily advanced
on light buying by shorts and scarcity
OF sellers The closowa steady TO ;
points higher.
Estimated receipts at the ports ior me
day were 1000 Daies. against lh4So last
week and 2c,oo4 last year.
dor The wsok. 5000 bales. against w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
GOOD WORK OF THE LADIES.
Those of Lee Camp Auxiliary ana the
Cathedral Relieve Suffering

Lee Camps Ladies Auxiliary VINO 'i7
always in the front rank OF relieving n,
moor and needy, have labored hard ana
Increasingly during this trying time OF o,
G GntTess''s IN distributing food fuel ana
cistFq1s: to the people in need when nm. 1t
was too bad for the older laole ,s " re,r,
We, w. ant their children donned Ia'nI
, lure tb or' costumes and rubber boots ana
wea at sort IN despite the elements, willing
s md cheerful TO do what they could LOT
f tbe relief Of the poor in every direction on
The ladies' Benevolent Society OF IN, ,no
Cathedral IS composed OK an enc
hrove hand OF women who nave oees
Zen, Cent busy all winter, more than usual; m
@t clothing, shoes. rubbers and bed
eiothinr. both new and old. 10 the needy
ss FAR as able. No kind Of weather keeps
~, ba,,a relieved all classes reported 10
them as far as they could, irrespective OF
creed. nationality or color.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Richmond, Va. Fob IS, 1899.
10 sales of new dark loose tobacco on
the Richmond va breaks TINS week,
the heavy snowfall preciudlng receipts.
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
TrlyaIe sales reported 10 the secretary
NJ fhe Richmond Tobacco TRACE Ior me
week ending to-day: wrappers, 10 hogs
heads. filters, :. smokers, !. scrap
n,~i-hD a3. scrap tburleD. 16: leaf
,darti "a. hurley q, lugs dark 30. To-
Tho tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Tnsrections- Bright, 10 hogsheads kein-
peciious-BIlght, II hogsheaos' DARK !
NI ior the week ending to-day: lns9ec-
nons-Brieht. il hogsheads; dark. hogs
not Total inspections for Che week ending
to-day ~ hogsheadst feilspeCllols Ipi
the week ending to-day, - hoEs hea"s.
Total sampliug for week ehnlhs lo-uaS'
old Dominion. Allegheny Planters.
shockoc. Stonewal, Davenports Neal s.
Seabrooks Crump' s. Wliliams * . hen-
I-fiison's and Star tobacco warehouses re-
,,,.-t f,- fbe week ending to-day. Receipts,
81 p9ck9ecs. deliveries. 26 packages
Excess OF the deliveries over the re-
ceints for the week ending to-day. 40
limited states internal revenue collec-
fious on t0bacc0s for tho city OF Rich-
mond. Va. to-day: cigars ana ie clsar T.,
S2ls5. plug tobacco, Sl,O2I56. Total.
StC52. g.. -,,..
Inucd States internal revenue collec-
lions ON tobacco for The city Of Rich
mond. Va for the week ending To-Day
Cigars and cigarttes. Nlb, l9l'p' pug To-
b4cco S11 $50 ~. Total, $27 .S5OTs.
NIessrs. Frazer d Tompkins, tobacco
commission merchants, 10. JOS solth
Twelfth street. Richmond w. WI oiieF
february IN. 1900 q good break OF dark
stemmiug and working tobaccos.
Colonel e. r. Barksdalc. one Of the
few pioneers ln the Trade lett was lhe
-,riniont of "a most cordial welcome from
his host of friends on Shockoe Slip to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

BALTIMORE. Feb. 1S.-FLOUR-Dull
and steady: unchanged.
"' WSVJIENTL Dull; No. red spot and Feb.
rv,arv 75ilc bid; March, 7J&Q07Gc.. Nav.
49, q bid. Southern wheat by sample.
'IGKN-Easy: mixed. spot and Febru-
any GSd3Ssc.; March. 3sAn3oNc.; April.
..95sQlc Southern white or yellow corn.
1Is-Firm: No. white western. $40
Sic.
EYE-Steady; No. . western. 63c.
SITGAR-Strong and unchanged
EIJTvrER-,Steady. fancy creamery. 23I
c4c.. sfore-packed. Hobo. rolls, I2Ql3c.
TGGS-Firm at 20422c.
CHEESE-steady and unchanged.
LETTUCE-s12o per bushel box.
WHISKN-Unchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Editor of The Time:
Sir-Permit me 90 express my grateful
ness through your columns for the heip
which has come TO suffering humanity Oh
our cit, during this great storm.
First ] thank God; secondly, i thank
Won for VIVA. your paper has done the
city authority the public places. the coal
dealers who did al u their power TO
give fire wherever be was needed; MI.
Henry Lee Valentine. who sent coal TO
the persons whose names 4 give him, also
every woman and man. every boy and
girl. have always found our white
friends ready and willing 10 help ms.
speak from experience as ] am a servant
for my people and one who is so stu
Gted as 20 know the people OF Rich
mond. To-day they are doing much 10
help us to keep the C0iored Young Mems
Christian Association alive. praise God
for such Christ-like spirit which has been
so thoroughly demonstrated by our
friends
Yours for the interest Of humanity
s. o.. BURRELL,
GenI Sec'v COl0red Y. NJ. {. A.
Richmond. Va. Feb. Is, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
THE CARTER TRIAL.
Il viii BE Called for the Third Time
To Morrow.

IOiIOMs
The trial OF James Penrose Carter
charged with the murder Of Charles +.
Moore is set for tomorrow at IL O'Clock
Al the Henrico County Courthouse, hav-
ing been postponed for A week on account
of the weather. This will make Car
ter's third trial, and the impression seems
TO be that verdict will be hard 10
secure.
There is a question as 10 whether or
not a iufy can be secured from Henrico
county. A venire of sixteen Will be got
ten IL this can be done, though It Is
likely that # will be necessary TO 90 out
side of the county for jury.
Certainly 1t will require some time TO
get the prelimnaries ready for tho trial
IL is not thought any new evidence of a
startling character viii be introduced and
there is no reason now TO believe that
there will be much interest manifested
I'm the case except from a purely legal
standpoint. as all the evidence has been
published and the public is familiar with
Jthe case.
Carter appears 70 be cheerful and hope
full OF his liberty. though be looks pale
and worn from long confinement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
WASHlNGT0N'S BIRTHDAY.
II Will Be Observed Here as Nation
al Holiday.

Next Wednesday Is the anniversary
- vashlngton's birthday. II Is legal
holtdav and the Federal and State and
municipal departments VIII be closed
The postofice will observe special hours
ana the banks and many OF the busl-
ness houses will be closed. The public
schools Will dispense with exercises for
the day. as will also most OF the private
schools.
There will be no other regular formal
observance OF the day here except 4
salute to be fired by tho Howitzer bat
terry "a usual. The Sons OF the Revolu-
ton will celebrate the day by a banquet
~ the Jefferson that night and the Viz
rinia Bankers Association will hold its
annual meeting during the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE lrARKET.

NEW YORK Feb. 1S-FLOUR-Neg
lected and weak, winter patents. S3.71M4
RYE FLOUR-Duili good 20 fair S3150
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet AZ So
o. RNMEAI-Steady yellow western, SO
0Slc
RYE-Ouiet. 40. .. CSC
BARLEY-Duu. western feeding. 4lQ
BARLEY MALT-Dull; western. G0070c.
WHEAT-SpOt steady. no . red. ejilc.
options opened steady and were irregular
all the forenoon Foreign buying stirred
crop news was favorable cables bearish
and clearances small. an contributed TO
fresh short sales. and 1T the close tho
market was weak at &c. net decline.
March closed a Sc; May closed al iJ',c.t
CORN-Spot steady: no o. 1870. Op-
tions displayed early steadiness and ro-
ported light offerings bat finally broke
with wheat. and closed iiDsc. net lower
May closed no 4OHc.; July closed at I'll ',c.
CATS-Spot steady; 30. p 35i4c. OPP
BEEF-Flrm; family. Sloan extra
mess. SSNJ. beef hams. Si"b' packet,
S9-001o. city extra India NESS flI0lG.
bellies. $3.50. picked shoulders >l0t'oi
pickled hams. SG75075O.
IARD-Easier, western steamed. S'c2i Il,
February, 5000 nominal Refined easy.
clelr SlOJ0012J0. family slO.nJUll.
BUTT CR-4Steady, western creamery. l'
Nu3c. DO. factory. 12dlic. Elgins. --c.;
imitation creamery 49, Hl9c.i state dairy
13n21c.
CHEESE- Steady: large white. 10ac.
EGGS-Stoady. state and Ponnsv.Fania.
oic. western fresh. 2ji4c., southern 2a4
POTATOES Steady: New York. Sl.3T.
a.. Long Island. Sl.o42, sweets Jersey.
S22J13.
COTTON-sFED OIL-Quiet but steady.
prime crude. 2O021c.; butter grades, -I4
&c.
PETROLEt M-Dul lheN' N'N
York. $40: do. in bulk $50
ROSIN-Quiet: strained, common 10
good. St.30Ti 22il.
Tr-RpENTINE-F Firm at 4Gi itc.
RICE-Firm. domestic, fair TO extra
4.41c.: Japan. 5ujac. 900
CAPBAGE-S Steady at S5HS per i'V
C0FFFE- Options opened steady at un-
changed prices ruled quiet and feature
less. local traders intimidated .oy large
visible supply; selling checked 10y Euro
mean and brazilian cables and smaller re-
GENTS at Rio and Santos; closed steady,
NET unchanged. sales. 300 bags. including
March at Sl4I. May. S5.GNn1l-l. SPOT
Rio dull: so. z invoice 6i-c, 80. job
bling. &C.. mild quiet, Cordor1. o4l4c
ST-GAR-R8w firm; iar refining
2 131Gc: centrifugal 96 test. bloc
Inolasses sugar. $3.50. Refined firm, mould
A. J4c.; graduated, De-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

turer OF national fame. viii deliver ms
celebrated lecture, "Gumpuon ana 'tt.
This lecture will not only make ono if''
younger and wear a broader sfn"e pu'
will also give Justihabio cause LOT
good laugh and send one nome MAKING
ono feel that tine world is brighter and
better. Many have taken the position
M the man Who said. TN grin and bear
e." Or. Sperry will speak on Two essen
tails for a happy life In an klnos OF
"GumDtion and Crit keseIN-
ed seats MI the association building any
time Monday.
The seventh number OF the Star Course
will take place Friday night. the Ridge
w,3v Concert Company appearing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
BEDFORD CITY FIRE,
Local Department Does Fine WORK In
Saving "A Livery stable.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Feb. h-spe-
oial.-Tho upper story OF J. u. Ballard
& Co.'S livery stable was destroyed by
fire this evening at half past six o'clock
The fire originated In the loft which was
filed with hay. and quickly spread from
end 10 end of the building. The hre
company promptly responded and through
their very effective work soon gained
control Of the nre. thus saving tho lower
norton of the building The live stock
and vehicles were all removed without
injury The loss will amount 10 abou,
$40 and IL IS understood Is fully covered
by Insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

400 last week and 9i.3o3 last year .o-.
T0-day's receipts at New orleans of-tp
BALES against 1922 last year. ana %.
Houston, 2S5l bales, against '.ooJ i"s'
year.
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady; Feb
ruary, 6Zj; March, $50. April, CO. May " i.y
6.3i. June. SOS. July. CO. August, o.d2'
September. 600, October. go, November
G.2t; December. G2f. January, G.2f
Futures closed steady. February, OBJ,
March. G.32. April $50: May 633 June,
G.3l; July 6.32. August G.3l. sepiem9er,
G23. october, COB. November. 6.23. De
ccmoer 60, January. 81.
spot cotton closed quiet. middling w
lands CPS. middling gulf 67s; sales. 100
bales.
COTTON-Quict. middlng. G5.. gross re-
ceipts. 500 bales; sales. 100 bales; stock
1O3 Coz bales
Total to-day and consolidated re-
celpts. N.2S2 bales, exports to Great Bri-
tain 300 bales. TO the Continent. ii, gg1
bales. stock 81 10 bales
Total since September fst-Net receipts
G.W0023 bales. exports 90 Great Britain
.. $50 So bales. 20 France. G23.5is bales;
20 the Continent, 21o5072 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 1s-coTToN-
Futures steady. February. J.93 bid.
March. 5.92059i. April jgJ0Jg7. May
5990GOO. june GOoHGo2. July. 6.o2. Au-
gust 5.HNGO0. September. js915H1. Cc-
tobcr. j.glnJ.02. November, Jv@fJ9L
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1s-COTTON- Spot
dull. prices l3-&2d lower. American mid-
ding fair. 3 1I-lG. good mlddhng. 1877.
middling. @ 1868 low middlng, go
good ordinary. g 1-@2. ordinary % 1892.
The sales OF the day were GOO bales. of
which 500 were FOR speculation and exc
port and included 1900 American. Re
celpts' 1000 bales. no American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
NEARLY LOST HIS LIP.
\ Manchester Negro Handy WIZ" "
Knife-Both Feet Frozen.

About o'clock last night Tom Mitchell.
- ,tyes I'm Manchester. and Riohmond
negro. named John cheatham' got into
S..r+ At the bar-room corner Of Ninth
AMI aIto6el was getting the worst I,, OF the the
argument when he drew " a KIN SSti9 obs ak
slas ,.i gesh about six and a hair
n mines long and nearly severins his upper
lip. A., cbaree OF the
ambulance and took seven sum ,,tu, com ~
o,,oathan's wound. leaving hIm coii-
- tivelv comfortable.
-, Nftchell escaped TO Manchester ana Is
being sought anxiously. - e.,
Tom Ton Robinson was brought down Town from rom
-, DR. Gwathmey met tho
, ,ret and took the sufferer 20 the City
1 u ,'.' where 1t Is probable both OF
t thS' members viii have TO be amputated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Mr. Wbeat's Recital.

Mr.. Leo Wheat. who has been enchant-
ing the guests of the Jefferson Hotel
with his delightful piano rectais. gave
last night az the request of the manager
OF the hotel "a piano recital in the ball
room at $50 O'Clock. when he was as
sisted by some of the best vocal talent
jn tho city. There was no charge for
admission and the audience showed keen
appreciation OF Mr.. Wheats perform
nrra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Hands Put on.

CREWE. VA, Feb. -Special-siN-
teen men were cut or az the Norfolk <
Western Railway Compsny's shops hero
last night. and TWO ~ the clerks were
cut on az the main Office and arc now
without employment.
Il Is thought that nearly all OF these
men will be- taken back when the bad
weather IS over and business grows more
brisk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
RURAL VACCINATION.

The Nansemond Authorities Co oper-
ate with the Town of Suffoik.
SUFFOLK. VA. Feb. Especial AT a
conference to-day between tho mayor.
town attorney and chairman OF the com
rnittee OF Suffolk. and the supervisors OF
Nansemond county. Il was decided 70
order a general vaccination In the terri
tory contiguous 90 Suffolk and the VII
lagc OF Whal'eyville.
The town had previously made vaccina-
ton compulsory within tho oorporats
limits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

There was a large and well-pleased
audience present at the Biiou last night
and all the turns were well received.
Bernard Dyuyn fairly won his hearers
I'm his original songs, and Wormwood's
dogs and monkeys never worked better.
There will be an entire change OF pro.
eramme this week introducing some OF
the best known vaudeville people In the
profession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 1S-TTIR-
PTJNI INfs-,Market steady at &c; sales.
ROsIN-steady and UNCHANGED; sales.
none
ms 0 1,i.' 'iTrRPENTTNE;-Ste at 1919
&c. receipts. l cask. 49,,
RosIN-Firm at 90qo5c.; receipts, 2i5
barrels. .-.,,
CRUDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DO
ing. prices unchanged; receipts . narreis.
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 1S.-SPIRITS
or ITrRPFINTINFs-44c sales, Us casks,
ROsIN-Firm and unchanged; no sales,
receipts 747 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Mr. Ernest Mosby has received the APP
pointment 20 the mterneship iu the United
states Marine Hospital al Boston. This
appointment. which is considered the best
in the gift Of the Medical College Of
Xireinia. is male by Dr. Francis w. Up
shiir. subject 10 the approval Of the
faculty. Afr Mosby viii not leave for
Boston until September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
The Jefferson

Among the guests at the Jefferson yes
terday were. Mr.. AMI Mrs Dewitt Smith,
of New York. Mr. J. W. Arnold, Mr.. NJ.
p Arnold New York; General r. +.
H0ke North Carolina, Mr.. j.. II. Busbee.
Of Raleigh. y. c.; Dr. l. a. Sperry' OF
Oborlin. Ohio; Mr. G.. 9 Gardner, Of
Pennsylvania railroad, Altoona, Pa; Mr.
il. j.. O'Ncn. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
ToHeIp the Poor.

Something new in the way Of charita-
Dbl. enterprise will b. inaugurated at
krkwoods Main street lunch room to-
morrow. Mr.. Kirkwood has volunteered
10 give one-fourth OF his entire proceeds
of sales that day 10 Treasurer Il. A. Lam
caster. Jr.. OF the Citizens Relief Asso-
citation. for distribution among the poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

hacked at value only IN nearly every line.
Hea,-v brown cottons are scarce and
strong. lightweight fine yarn makes
tending UPWARDS. Bleached cottons strong.
cotton yarns in quiet demand, but very
~d,-ancfno There has beer quiet mar
Ect in woollen and worsted goods without
speclal feature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
STOCK CHANGES
WERE IRREGULAR.
But Dealings Were Large for Satur-
day and General Slight Advance.
CLOSE WAS ACTIVE AND STRONG
The Aggressive Strength Of Tobacco
stcadicd the Rest ofthc lndustrials.
bond Market Displayed an
Advancing Tendency.
CLOSE WAS ACTIVE AND STRONG

INEW YORK. Feb 1S-The net changes
in stocks were irregular Tor ine ody,
with slFht fractional advances pitdoml-
mating. although in some stocks ihe ad-
vance was considerable. The dealings
were very large for % saturday short scs-
sion. almost 10000 shares being traded
iu London Was carly seller ana ldttr
fcnurchaeaH about hait OF THAT amount.
A moro confident sentiment regarding inc
situation 40 Paris accompanied the cleo
zion az ID now President 0f France. Houses
with Washugf 1u and tnlcaeo colulec tlo.ia
aprc1red as liberal purchasers, ana lhe
seIIiug was scattered. The standard
shres were generally strong, WINE lhe
fenfur of the market was the ftuealoHNi
advance IN Tobacco. which made q Htl
gain OF 1Iis after am extreme ADVANCE on
almost % lhe oeallnsr ln lnIa a'o. 80 y"
of "a very sensational character tne NeIld-
lions between sales running elmer W"s
from 1 90 4 points. Inc movement was
generally considered as directed against
the short interest various rp'i Us "Sto
current OF absorption or OF more IIlehuly
relations established between the COM
pany's most conspicuous rivals, hut thesc
stories were denied in other quarters.
Burlington was iammed down points,
and the other grangers ana rallrodos
which have been strong crumblcd. Mean
while Manhattan, which broke points ON
the order Tor The removal or the elevated
structure iu Battery Park. recovered most
OF its early loss To was the aggressive
strength OF Tobacco which stcadled the
49, DE-, i.e $500 ,.ii,,..,,. o,d TEfrd
$500 az s,,t,
st5 49, IN. r.,i.,f e+,ci-s i,ci,,7fr',,
~ uin 49, i'" o. 49, ~, no. .i'' s,,,L
A,Nas r.lo ai." o t,i ' "' ,,.,..,,,.i
49, ~ ~ a. , $50 No.
o, 49, 49,. 49,, 80 49,. r,S
tt. $50. .+.to,.,,rt ,-f,l4 t,tuc ofoft
.ile uaLlN " 49, WIZ ,
' $3.50 49,. ,..,,l.
-. c,r siio,'i,io roorili,@ bnf oo,,a,ir.g
- .''D' ~ 49, iI .t..- .rI
49,. ''0 "i'.'
.t-,- t.-.a .,.~i... r..,rtetod
,,,1,-,hc- of fl,tr,.. f~ri,dfrr, "a r..,-i,..'I
rr ootf,-ff,. t,o...rI ~. .rl r-rf+od states
~ ~ a'. 4itl rd ti,c Ci1
.i'" GU ,'., 'T a.. a.
- '-r'4o on "ii" 'I'o I'd 81 N'ui'" 's ''' ''''
D'e price. -.,-- -...,.. a.. ,... -...u.
e-s "a 'o.a. i,,.,,,.- ~. ca ttll,ie(,,
y.,.rF 'l'"' ~ 4l'-' II,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
THE HAYES FIRE.
The Loss is Fully Covered by lnsnr-
ance-Will Rebuild.

Nr.ssrs. s. II. Halves & Go. viii. Il IS
understood. repair as soon as practicable
the damage done by the big fire OF FrdAy
night. -. NJ
The loss was not so great as was at
arst supposed, and IL - said that cle
Insurance will fully cover It,
The firm carried 5000 on the ouiicihg
and 40 600 on the stock of lime. plaster
and cement.
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NORFOI.K, VA. Feb 1S-PEANUTS-
Farmers stOck-Fancy SIC pound;
strictly prime Be. pound. prime. 2bd24c.
mound. common. none offered. Spanlsh-
Shelled. SOC. per busheL Tone OF market
firm. offerings very light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
e,NGFoF THERMOMETER.

Tho following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times office yes
terday: A. NJ. ~; u NJ. Is; p. NJ, so;
p. NJ. ~; +. M. 40; L NJ 10; average.
AZ g-3
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GuipptIon and Grit.

The ffth number OF the Members
Course will take place In Y. NJ. {. A.
Hall tomorrow night Dr. Lyman b.
sperry, Of Oberlin, Ohio, humorous lee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s-The market for
cotton goods to-day was quiet IN al de-
Dartments on the spot. with a fair mail
order demand. The tone continues dscid-
eddy stronger. Few prints can be bought
20 arrive at named price. orders being
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

DON'T Buy a WATCH I'M you have
examined the celebrated Nacheron aud
Constantine. imported by The Nowlan
Co., jewelers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

meeting was postponed from last Tuesday
on account Of the weather Inc members
are earnestly requested TO attend
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Virginia Hospital Board.

The Lady Board Of Managers of the
Virginia Hospital will meet next Tuesday
At Il o'clock at the Hospital This