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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
8d0en.

GarIsrube. Ser Garlsruber
Staotratb beantrGate bel Dem liaatlideu
Sberibulratb unb beim Staotpiarrami
bic Sufpenoirung nes an ben lidotiihen
Sdulen Heligcnsurterridt ertbeilenoen
Gaplans Enrichment. NEIL oieier lid,
drgerniberreseno iiber bic protel tanten
ausipraa uno Die tatboliiden Sdultin=
Der Dor Dem 8ertebr nit prptstantiiten
Gamerdoen narnte. - Ser betannte
lieutenant b. 9riiiswiB. Der bel ei,em
3entontre nit einem gipililen in einem
Garlsruber Safe ieinen @eaner nieoer.
fad uno oestpesen 81 81 Sabren Ge.
fdngniB perurtbeilt tpllroe. III in ben
admpien am 9usela geiallen. b.. Srii.
feuiB botte nod 9erbiiBung zines Sbei.
les ieiner Strafe bel Den 9uren Sien1
genpmmen.
gaben<9aben. Sas !Sotel r3um
Saoiiden Sof." gigentbum oes !0errn
b. &Ooer, 1T fir $50. 600 Mart in Den
geiiY oes ieitbe,igen pddters Serrn
Nebpinfel iiberaegangen.
Sreiburg. Gjebeimratt Scgar bai
anldBlid ieines 20. 8eburtstases eine
Stiitung ben 10000 Wart fir eolt
3wede aemadt; 5000 Start iollen mad
leinem @illen ben Nnfans gu einem
SonOs fir cine iidOtiihe 8aoeannali
bilOen. Ser &eii fdllt Der Ytaoemii1en
Geiellf6ait Su.
MannDeim. Ser @irtb Setplr
BON 3meibriider 9of 1T unter Dem Ser.
oadt. feline 6rau eroroiielt gu haben.
perbaltet porOen.
Sinaen. Setter Sage iiiirste aui
einem bieiigen Sauplay ourd 3ut,
ihung cine Mauer Gin. Ndt Mrbeite,
ulroen unter ben Sriimmern be9raben ;
bon cieien tuurOen flint 9%et0otet, brei
fdnuer perleBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
2le&feu6nrG.

Mismar. Ser bon Giel gemeloete
Guno elmer 6laidenpot al Der odni.
fden Suite bot fi9 balm aufaetldrt.
baB Der Guno 8unoe 9ibt uber oas
Gdidial Der nit Wann unb Maus i'm
Serbt neridollenen @aleaiie rgliie"
aus Wismar. Gas Sdiff gins am l6.
Gttober BON Saeobfao in Ginlano nit
8retterlaouns nod &iel ab uno 1T felt.
benz beridollen. Sic Glaidenpolt ent.
belt bic folaenoen @orte: ,Gino in
Stlrmen. S4iff ~perlaiien. Srei5en
Inn Boot"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
GroGlersaafGsYt SeGes.

Sarm taOt. Ser Sinan;ausI6ub
Der 3meiten Gammer nabm Die Yorlage
iiber Die @nlegung elmer GalDbohn
suilden Undergraduates ormliopt
an uno btmilligte Die oaSu geiOroertsu
ITO. 900 Mart. Serner billigte Der
@uslhuB Die Nufbebung Deg Geieyes
BPM 9. Sesember 1876 iibcr Die Se:
fieuerung bes @eines uno beluilligte
10000 M0rt fir SieIbobrungen in
8aO NauG,im.
Mains. Mit elmer geiiobleuen Me=
lobe bate iid Die straitammer in
Mains gu beIaiIen. Gum leyten Oeut=
fden GdlBeniet in Mains i'm Sabre
1894 batte Der &laoierfabritant M.
einen Extraordinarily beraus9eseben
uno in 2eipsis erideinen "lailen. SEPT
itellte lid ater beraus, baB bic Melooie
benz granc 'iden @EeinlieO, bas in Ser
lin perle9t 1T. .entnommen" mar. Sem
geiellten Strafantrag tonute bas Sc
ribt nidt entipreden, oa bic .Sbat"
Deridbrt mar, bod ipuroe auf unbrauG.
barmadung Der Platten unb ginaisbuns
Der nod DOrhanoenen Gremplare srs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

S@minbiu9t.9 eilmittel. = Bars
aer's @bite @ine Of Gar Sprup,
,aS bette 9uiten=W ittel auf grben,
5eilt cine grfdltuns in einem Sage.
spenr, arpetti9 senourmen. Is u. Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
3ranmf6weis. Am9aft. Sippe.

SsppS
Gtabtclbenborf. @ls stuei Yei.
ipiele auBeraemObnlid l.. f0rperli6e,
&ufiateit bel ielten bpbem 2ebensalter
tOnnen siuei bieIise 8iirser, Sabritbe=
iiyer gpbraim 3otbIdilD unD Sbierarst
&arl 2anse. beseibnet meroen. 3otb=
idilo felt i'm 90. 2ebensjabre er
nimmt nod an allen 8orgdngen oes
fommunalen mie politiI6en 9ebens Den
re9iien Nntbeil, pdbrenO 2ange trpy
ieiner 81 Sabre nod Die tbierdratlibe
Yraris ausiibt.
Seiiau. Sas 2anoseridt perrr=
tbeilte ben BANTER 9ersbera regen Se=
~feiOigung bes StaatsminiIters Gr. b.
Goieriy, ~beaanaen in elmer Sroi6iire
anldBlih Der gntsiebung Des &ommler=
jienratbstitels. gu 800 Mart Celebrate.
Ger Staatsanmalt bate cine GeIGnss
aiBhrufe BON q Monatsn beantrast.
SetmOlD. Sierprts miro Mnianas
Nuauit Die EeutlAe Nntbrupologenae.
fellldaIt unO Sluar Drr0usii6tlib unter
@criig oes Oebeimratbs 8ir6ow tageu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Aeu uno namentli4 audi mad iiberiee.
iiiden Qdnoern erporiiren.
3tuidau. Mnbier iinh 1900 Sob.
lenarbeiter in ben Musfimno einaetreten.
uno in GelsniB unb 2ugan 1T iogNr
tber .WerbanD fOni9streusr Snapper"
.nr, ben Gtrite 9e9angen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

~ Sarmen auer Nrt biIis 10
%uerfaufen. Seoinsunsen su erfrasem
bel S,ant Minette, Saut Centre.
Winn. 8-3m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Narm III %perfanfcn.

Ger llnter,ei6uete lit %seiouuen, feline 16C
gder sroBe Sarm, 40 slter anltobenb an
@ranb eafe i'm Conn &odpiue, slpei Wfei
len BON Stride uno cine babe Mteile Don
Sdule sele9en, unter annebmbaren Sebin:
9un9en 81 perfaufen. Guf Der iarm autes
@obnbaus nit flint Simmern, neller StaO
fir ,ebn Vferbe unb ionitise @ebGube uni
gutes &aiier. so ader inter Tflug, 70 Old
er leidt gu breden. 20 Nder sutes @~leienlanh
unb Der 3eit uortreffliheS @eibelanb. Die
9an;e Sarn einseSGunt. NGberes gu erfra.
gen bel Rid .. @eber,
12-4t. &odpiue, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

ltoratip, madt cine Galone, Treis per Eas
quet 81 80.
Sebes Eaqret 1T nit pouer Intpcifuna
uno acormdtcr 0aranfic perieben. lin
es einsuiiibren, ienoen mir 6. 3. >. iur
Examination ir9enb mel6e brei Der 9ez
uanuten Gaquete fir 81. so nebit 6 Weiiern,
6 @abeln, 6 SbeelOfieln, Suttermeiier uuS
3uderboie. Senben fir S 800 wie oben ir=
9enb welde spei Der %senannten Taanete nebif
6 Meiiern uno 6 @abeln. Senoen tir ST so
mie oben irgenb zines Der Eaquete nebft Q
Ebeel0iIeln. S%uttermeiier unb Snderboie.
Iue bieie @aare lit eriter Slaiie, breiiad III
berplattirt unb lit cine Gbre iir ieben Slid.
abreiiirt ale Seiellun9en on
columbia Serb Sp.,
God Sor SO, Saut Centre, Mtinn. 1854
q. q. Grpr 60.
GtnpfcbIun8et: q. Z. Grpr SO.
Grite Gationalbanf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

t1lrt.
Mombah. Nuf hem '0runofiid
ben Nitoiaus Mumm .iuurben leBtel
Sage prin,a Sparseln 9eliOden, luas
um bieie SaGresseit als cine .9roGe Gel,
ten9eit 81 betradten III.
Gffenbab. Ger als GOroerer be,
Surniahe In oeutid)en Surnertreiien
tpcit betannte 0edimeiier Nnoreas
5entel III geiiorben.
3min9enberg. TieGbelsute ps
ter CT | f%eierteu has ielteR Selt be,
o%iamantenen &odseit. YeiOe 'gbegatten
erfreuen iih Ger belica GeiunoBeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
31rnrt,ra mrHprrnHr,t.

9ansig. Sic iaiierlide Warines
,e1waltuna miro auf Dem ihr su9efal'
:enen electromagnetic our1 Suuih Ell.
uorbenen Serrain auf Dem Solm eli;
gr6Berss SbiIisbaIiin nebf Den Oasu
e,foroerliben @ebduli1teiten berIiellen.
Qeben oieIen 2iegeliellen uno Nuss
riiiun9sanlagen iollen bort audi neile
oerar0Berte Godgelegenbeiten geidai-
fen we,oen. bic fir Die Marine beIon.
n.rs orin9eno ruerben, oa lett Sahraebu-
ten bier auf oieiem @ebiete nihts ae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
6cbrWOcr EuT.
3 0aaoueu Mcbi;in frci, in
@rrtDe 9lcid $4,000 fit
McDi;in i'll Tlai6en.

@lut reiuiseuoes Sonic unb
gppctitmader, moht cine
@aaone, lSreis per Iaqust
$3.50. mir 9eber=, Nisreu=
nno Slalcn= 9eiben, mabt
cine Gaupne, Ereis per Td=
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
BvnWH-THllcS.
lsneelal Dispatch to The Times. }

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
KING; GEORGE, Nov. S.-One OF the
prettiest weddings of the season took
Mace last night at the home of the bride $
parents lin the county. when Mr.. Edwin D.
Brown, Jr. led Miss Cora AIaude FoHcs
TO the hr dai a tar I < al 10
tered the beautifully decorated ,parlor TO
the strains OF the wedding march. aad
took their places under an arch of chry=
santhemunls, whore they were met by the
lirde father. Rev. II. II. Zones. and
Rev, z. j. Nrav. OF the Methodist Cnurcii,
tie groom'x pastor. who assisted III tbs;
ceremony wi. ch igsevocably united these
tIvo young lives.
1hG bride vas handsomely dressed In
white with veil and gloves, and carried
a bouquet OF White chrysaHtaemums.
The bride is tue only daughter of Rev.
II. H. Zones, who. for twenty-four taarS,Hras
pastor Of Round tiii Baptist Church, II
this county. ard for li'nost 10. ,.ass
was at the same time pastor OF Shiloh
Baptist Caurch. The groom IS one Of the
most prominent young men ~ this county
they will probably make their home fo.
the future i'll Washington, ThcF many
friends wish them q prosperous and happy
journey Trough life
Mr.. Joseph Sorreil, Of washington. and
Miss Belle Staples. OF this county, Vert:
married Monday evening at Trinity Mettio-
dist Church. by Rev r. j. Wray. They
VIII reside IL Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
FREDERICKSBURG
IMPROVE iNEINTS,'.
An Electric Light Plant and Sewerage
System,
JACKSON SENT ON FOR MURDER.
a War Relic Found in King George.
Congressman Rixey Sells a Farm in
Culpcper-A isappahanpocI
Druggist Gets Fortune.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.}

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov, -
Chairman 7. a1cCracken, of the Com-
ra.ttee on Light. reported to the city
Council last night that contracts for the
Electric Light Plant for the city had beer
awarded and that work on ths buildings
had commented. Tne Finance COMMITTEES
was authorized to issue $1,000 II, hoids,
10 bear four per cant. interest, ana offer
them for sale.
The question of sewerage for the city
was ref rred 10 joint committee.
Adam Jackson, charged with the muir
der of VIM. Gum, in this city last SAT-
,lrday night. waived examination before
the Mayor to-day and was sent OH to tie
grand jury. CARR Edwards, ut whose
house the murder occurred. was commit
ted to jail.
\ WAR RELIC.
Mr.. Oliver Shelton, of King George
county, found on the Lewis Gross farm
a SLY 7 medal in good condition, except
that the pin is broken off. bearing the tol-
lowing inscription, VIM. Garland, COM
pany X. Sixth Regiment. Wisconsin !,
Volunteers. Iron Brigade, War Of lstl
a large oyster packing ha,lss Is ne.ns
erected ut Black stump. in the Northern
Neck q new wharf on the Corrotman
river.
c,ongr ssnlan John +. RiAey, OF Gul-
nensr counts, has sold one OF his farms
II, that county, bordering on the Kappa
hammock river, 10 {; gentleman from
Pennsylvania.
druggist Of r mngton. on the upper
Rappahannock, has fallen heir to sl6,Hs',
left him by an uncle who died In England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
ALAS! TIE POOR MULE.
He Is cious anu :he City Will 500"
ii:s,n.sc OF Hum

3tc 10 GiGt!S anu 'iie si'S ~ 49,"
ii:ssrsc OF ti'ns,
At the suggestion Of Councilman shes,
wi:a is opposed 10 vicious mules. ias. sn'iE-
ell congnittee OIL fiealia yes-a7 ~ de-
casd 70 sell q mule now owned by the
tieaItl Department, said iiuaerA:':i tsi!!S
regarded! as ,iiirnanageith!c and danger
ANIMAL Is not TO BE- nlisi:IfogMeet az to iae
aforesaid mule. but Is % lac advised s.i'it
nc is bargaining for '.ps = : gag, 81
something !, that effect.
The Health Committee approve. the
ner-rou OF the department. amounting To
on motion Of zIr. Minor, it was teciti-
ed that IN future all bills covering ex-
penses at the city stables shall be ;.adis-
ed by the subcommittee on Stables be-
fore being presented for approval
The Subcommittee appointed 20 in
auire into the cost of broems 70 BE used
nv the street-sweeperss submitted lis re-
port. showing that these brooms coult.
be bought cheaper OF the factory making
them in This city than anywhere else.
The report was received and filed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
RICHMOND SCHOONER OVERDUE.
Che Norfolk Council Also Before tho
Courts on Account Of its Ja'i.
n,snatch ,n rhs Tlmes. !,
fSnarial o

tSpacial Dtspatch 10 ihs liMes,l
NORFOLK, VA. November 9--Nofsosh
CITY Counciimen, failing at their me I
ing last night to move in the matter OF d
proper city iaiI. are in danger OF heins
corlaned IN tho s,cesent one. lo-fhsht
Judge of the Court Of Law aud chancerS'
Martin, issued a RUE ordering the couh-
c!les TO show cause why they nave not
complied with the order Of the court
admonishing them to provide proper
place of confinement for the city prisoners.
The rule was issued upon request OF
Judge of the Corporation Court, Hanckel.
The councils are expected to meet and
take action prior to November I'D, when
tha rule is returra5e.
Should they not do 50, a mandamus
will be issued.
The Richmond schooner George W
Anderson. Captain Muudie, is overdue
and there is some fear felt for hsr here.
She sailed from New York for Norfolk
last Friday, with cargo of cement. and
was out in the late storm. Several
schooners which sailed two days later are
here. Hope is entertained however. that
the Anderson may have put in somewhere
for harDor.
T!la oyster schooner ]. f. Hurst WGs
dismastsd in Hampton Roads last night
By the gale, which was Very severe there
She was towed here to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
ANNUAL
NATIONAL
HORSE
SHOW,
New York, Nov. 10th to 24ti1.

The ola Dominion Steamship Company
takes pleasure III announcing that IL
seventh annual personally conducted eN-
eursiau from Richmond 10 New York a
the time OF ire National Horse Show &c
be held in Madison sHuara Giarssen on tns
abose dates, will cave Richmond sAf
JRDAY, November 18th,
PARTY will leave at 81, +. NJ via tie
f,tss riIeake and Ohio RAILWAY, or y
Richrnon.l and Petersburg and Serfpt;S
ara Western Railroads 1T 3:f3 T. y.
connecting with express steamer OF Tire
Old naInfn!an Line ~ Norfolk. and lrriV-
ing al Pier ~ North River. New NGrk
,,inG..y afternoon about ;;::at z. NJ
Round-trip rate, SLIGO
Raturu Il, Richmond caR be nlatlt. my
d.,y within Inc lii,a! return limit al tsA
tiays Tickets good going and returning
owe. same ruttte anlN<
one wy rar~. SI.ea', M,.4ircs; - can-
tiauetis passage
Tichcts To nc sold SAT- TsDlsi Norem-
her i'm. and iia}fett - continuous bns-
SAGE in both directions
Tlte :.b0ys rates tuclGs.e meals aIla
st.,tq-rDoTr .saroirti IzGsssiqaf ca Old To-
na;nior steamers,
s;pecis,s rates harc bsea secured FOR tie
y1.irty IL hntEis Oh both American aiss
t,urqnran ,iIans. As Kew fcrh is . Iva.
rrnwtl,.,i during Horse sEsaW gs"s, curly
enpliqatio:. snonIfi be mIsie To secure.
good aceoniniqsi2ltitl8 on Steamer ana e.,
hotels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
PropersY Tr,,sticrS,

The following property transfers we're
recorded yesterday:
Richmond-iulian Bryant to James t.
Sloan, &! feet on east side Second Street,
20: ILL., feet MOTH Of Louisiana Street,
81 800.
Priscilla Fran'sln's trustee to Arthur
&. Gabeli. IS feet OF north side Leigh
Street. $500
Lucy \. and ". H GRAHAM to James
Mullen. personality ii mouse No 303 West
Man street Slice.
Catherine i. Harris trustee to War
META J. Coets, 10 feet on east side st.
james Street, between Hi! and Cou,ts.
500.
Martin Kienziey 70 A. c. e.arnsal, Is
feet on norta side Of Marshall Street, he
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets.
:" Charles H. Page and wife's trustee TO
Eugene Bor0a, 10 feet on wese sTda Third
Street, q 7-l2 feet north Of nuval Street.
ana II feet OF west side jail Alley. 1n1 3-12
feet south OF Marshall street, S2.1s0
Amel a f. faylor's trustee 10 Tannas
D. Morris. 3 6-l2 feet OF east side Seventh,
Street, 80 6-te feet from Eates Street. sIGo.
Hsnr.co-S. 3. CHM, trustee, TO Joseph
Thomas, 50 feet on nortn side PoV.aatan
Street. HaFvie Town. 81.
John T. Howeilss trustae~a;ld his four
children to Mss Ida Florence Howell. 60
west OF Richie Street, ss25.
Lee Morgan and wife - l.. 4. E.iie, lot
in So ,, Oak Park, $i.'S',it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-FLOUR-Market
Was steaier and moderately active:

was steaier and moderately active.
ny =. rtLOGft-Easy.
CORNMEAL-Quiet
Ri E-tlulet.
BAhLItl-Duli.
WHbAT-spot firm; No. :. red, 1850.
Options opened tirmer on EnSi4sn cap4es
and were later strengthened by small
Southwest receipts ana absence ol seilng
pressure. Argentine news conf1cted, but
the bull reports apparently received most
credit. The close was steady at btn9sc.
net advance. March closed at S.Esc.; May
closed at S23sc: November closed at isc.;
December closed at I9c.
COkN-Spot easy; No. ,, doc. Option
market was firm and higher on the
strength in wheat, local covering and un-
eNpectedly small country offerings.
closed at sc; December closed at 425sc.
OATS-Spot STEADY; No. =. :25l.c. OPP
tons quiet but steady
BEEF,-Firm.
sG23G11; picked shoulders, So; picked
hams S!,GE,.J0.
LARD-Easier; western steamed 81 s7la
November closed at Sl.3!!5 nominal. Re-
fined easy; Continent, ST.5G
FORII-Easy; family, Slo.5Gd16; short
clear, Sl4@l1: mess. Sl2.05G'l325.
T.ALLOW-Firmer.
PIlTROLEUM-Easy. Refined, New
York, s7.3a; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
ROSIN-Quiet.
TuRPENrINE-Quie
RICE-Firm.
SuGAR-Qniet; fair refining. 37sc; cen
tffugal, 9G degrees test. 43sc.; moiasses
sugar, 3@sc. Refined dull.
GOFFEE-Spor Rio easy: No { invoice
Size; mild quiet; Cordova. 9l.Ql3Ac COT
fee futures opened steady, with prices 5
to 10 points lower, and continued weak all
day under general selling and the intlif-
ference OF the bulls. Foreign market
news statistics and the spot situation
We're all bearish, leading TO liquidation
and oyersaies. Trading was compare
lively =, light and Of a professional cfarac-
ter: The market closed steady at a net
loss OF . points. Total sales, 17,o0o bags,
including November ut SG.95; December,
81; January, 500; February, $40.
BGTTER=-f!rmer; creamery. 16GD24c :;
factory, 13G15iac.; June creamery. iTG6
2ll4c; Imitation creamery, 14}5Gt1Sc.; State
dairy, 1o@22o,
cH1llsE.-ouIet; large white. 1o,sda
10Ac.; small white, 10ll@G11c,: large col
ored, lG$ic,; small colored, 10lan1ic.
r. EGGS-Firm; State and Pennsylvania,
.2342Gc.; western, regular packing at mar
het, iSGG23c.; western, loss off, 25c
POTATOIIS-Qu;et: Jersey. Si06l 3TJa.
New York, 81 .25651 62i5; Long Island. 81. 50
GLE; Jersey sweets, si.5uI2
fEANtTS-Quiet, fancy land-pcked.
tts,1',c.: other domestic 4c.
GABBAG ES-Quict: Long Island. pe.
i0G, S1.50li2. %
FREIGltrs TO LIvERPooI,-Dn,1
cotton By steam, 25e.; grain by stea M,
4hG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
sFABoA,sn AI.s LINE HALLWAY

SlsABOARD AiS Line RAILWAY
1880 MILE BOOKS are sold for ga, ana
viii be accc7tei fer passage from Wash
lnetor, i. G. 10 the Florida lire. includ-
Ing ali llnez IN t1 as 5E s5:; ,i,as $ A L,
rr;re19 Redmond and Atlanta Richmond
auIi l,olI,nl6!e, 5. G. Portsmouth, VA
ana Columbia and Atlanta, an. betsyaegs
Wilmington. a,,d Charlotte and ali braf,cll-
Is. The S. a. L. is nov operating dou-
bic daily service osls OF Richmond for
Atlanta and all points south. ard To CO
lanhIa, sava,'nala; Jaek5 7:,1 g'amsa
and al! FIo,ids &c Is me me trains opsr-
is The so.iti and eyfry naust4ss Is ex-
tended 70 nsE t'a oa ,Fasalsz eof,5ortapls
rafes. Pullman reservations. etc., apply
to {. W, Morris. Deaos Ticket Agent, c.
&. 8. Depot; H:ehnsenft Transfer Co, SOS
= 49,. p SMITH,
District Pagsen4et AGENT,
ssG Fast Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

y e.
PORT or RICHMOND. NOV. ., 1900.
ARRIVED
Steamer Albemarle, Glover. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Old Domia-
ioa Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle. Glover, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
lo:2 Line.
steamer Pocahon,as. Graves. James
River landings anG Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company.
phia. III ,cchandise ana passengers, Clyde
Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. 8, 1000.
ARRIVED
Steamer Storford, Portland.
Steamer Hector Boston.
Steamer " oadrllff, New York
Steamer -lpp0mattnx, London.
SAILED.
Schooner Henry J. Smith. Vera Cruz.
Schooner IL. o. Barrett, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, NOV. ., 1900.
Steamship Danville, Murphy, Baltimore,
nassengsrs and general cargo
Steamship 1iccomac, Thompson, Nor
folk, passengers and genera! cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danvilie. Murphy. Baltimore
ia ssengers and general cargo.
Steamship Accomac, Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
REVIEW OF TRADE.
The Iron Markets ;i"c in Encoiirngin g
Conditioli-Warsn Wcal her Effects.

(By Associated Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-R. Ct. Dun &
Company's weekly review OF trade to-
morrow will says:
Iron markets are in an encouraging con-
dition. No violent speculation is threat
ened, but in numerous instances hetter
demand has caused small advances. The
most notable change thus far is in pig iron,
which is eagerly sought at all markets,
large contracts being paced % 10 80 cents
q ton above the bottom pont recently
quoted.
Spot cotton has not advanced, as ex-
pecled on the approach Of frost Actual
damage has rot come, and belief in a crop
of 10, 100000 bales is stronger. British OK
ports OF warns and cloth in October showed
a loss. making the tota! for the year very
1leavy Russian ports send oft wheat free
~. and even ii Argentina The outlook for
the crop is less discouraging, although the
quality in some districts will be inferior.
Speculative selling here for foreign ac-
count meets every advance. ana exports
are behind, last years. Western receipts
are very large. but the movement Of corn
into sight and out OF the country is eN-
tremely light. \ heavy cut il the price of
refined sugar by all iiie large interests
brin:ss standard graduated to $50
Tardy winter weather els making havoc
with textile industries, and almost coun-
terao;s tie election,
Failures for the week were POI il the
United States against 1871 last year, and Is
in Canada against % last year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
\ / ICE.

Under the agreement made and entered into be-
tween the Richmond PASSENGER and Power Compa-
nv aud the Richmond Traction Company the fol.
lowing transfer points aud directions have been es-
tablisned The plan takes effect on Monday, No.
vember 5th, 1900
Passengers originating the Richmond Trac-
ton Company will be received by the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company at the following
points, and will be ca4 RED the following dlrec-
tions:
At Harrison and Broad. North from West Broad
PAT Laurel and Broad South from East or West Broad.
Sat 9TH and Broad South {0ny Yellow Car from West
Broad Attn and Broad North only on yellow Car from
East Broad
AT 9Th and Broad South from East or West
18th and Broad North South from East OF West Broad
6-At 2Ist and Broad South. from East Broad
AT 29th and Broad. North, from East or West Broad
Sat Is and MAN, East West from Rortn OF South ist
Passengers originating on the Riehnond Pas-
senger and Power Company will be received by the
Richmond Traction Company 1T the following points
! and carried in the following directions:
At Harrison and Broad West from North South Harrison.
At Harrison and Broad East. from South Harrison.
PAT Laurel and Broad Wast from East Bread pad
At Laurel ard Broad. West, from laurei ofeet.
| ga 9TH and Broad East from North 7th
| AIT 9th and Broad East from West 6road
| 5-A 9th and Broad, East, from South 9Th,
6A7th and Broad East West from North or South I7h
7-At 2st and Broad, West, from North 2st
AT 2st and Broad West from South 2lst for passengers
orjuinatnq on Main Street East. of 2ist
| 8-At 29th and Broad East, from West Broad
9-At st and ain North South from East or West MAN,
| Passengers will please ask for transfers at the
time of the payment of the fare. Conductors will
| NOT be allowed to issue them thereafter. No trans
fers will be issued free transportation, nor will
| transfers be issued by the Power Company to per-
| sons riding on transfers issued by the Traction
| Company.
Passengers are particularly requested to see
that their transfers properly punched as to point
of transfer aud time. Conductors punching transfers
| IN rush will make mistakes at times, which can be
easily corrected If their attention be called to them
This will take very little of the passengers time and
| will save the companies great deal Of trouble.