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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

hdH OT T INh an btIht'n F0tFtsnIh and IIOth 90
9th ST. u s. and Goth ST. 5. l0A list av: two
six story fats, City and Suburban Homes
Co, owner ! L Ware, architect, cost ... $3.50. N
3hth ST. IL l.. improvement to dwelling
Charles SCribHef owner, Ernest Fagg.
architect cost .....,.,...........-0. 1870
I'd av, 1919 improvement 10 dwelling and
restaurant. John Panburn. amer. Sass Il
Smallheisrr. architects cost ............. 20
ADD 81 and st az, n . cor, improvement To
abatoir J j Harrington. owner: Edward
Regain. architect, cost ............. 0
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AUGUSTUS H. Merritt, 'o near T9 M!alISs !. Az
A BIG BARGAIN

90 Prospect pl. near sixth ay,, 3-storv basement
troWHstone house, sell cheap. forms easy; lon't
delay modern IN every part rnlar.
NIltNIN j BIIkLEY. 3lT Flatbuah ay.
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i.a.t " is.
West side.
R S FLOOR TO LET.

243 and "a West 4Ith 81.
ETH Az, GOETHE entire third hpor; nesly ntteA
~ with needle shower bath and all Improvement
for bachelor apartment or ma and wife.
STH ST. 40 y Az IVES Z MORNINGSIDE
10 HIIiliTS; elo ant Hats, seven large rooms
aud bath, all modern improvements, steam heated
throughout; finest locality IN city, rents 80 to SS5.
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3j9 HANCOCK ST.


3..IOry ami la rmnUt o.nwu-t,u.. - rooms an /
lah. newly dee, 7 tel, plat gas front lou's Sc.
al Bedford AZ.
S-nO rYs2sIuRi tND BASEMENT BROWN.
'NtvV - Ir house. u'ou' 4" c.r- nit. all tho
la. Il .lupTuy, ~ utr, cabiu,I .I, iWr,d trim, fur.
mace butirt, zee box, urrh plui..nuE. marble basin
IA btthru1Gr, te Grated and go IL Irunt; cambridge
st.. between RupI sud HuSard uloyk all stons
houses. ~" mortgage N4|ur ~ OBJ per ,eut, the
ID, APT houses ever offered FISHER, ll3 Ralph
Nv OpAi sun toy.
~ -lO- 500 IONS term, t. -ut; must
'DD.StO aul all stll a ,uIl 2.iamlly brown.
,tur. l"yllnr room, and An, psrlor for aud
basement. rut $50, ,purr lRrt p rooms and bath,
rent, 81; hardwood unI-l. rnb.Het. mant.i mirrors,
bookcase, Zee ,OAeH, marble basins, private hall,
hunris. turul'u, uIuu pluWuinr, bargain. FISHER,
rs Ralph ~, pTtu ~rptay.
g. ntn s!ONE PROPERTY. FuItnn at near
- .OJU Franklin aN., pstpgy brirk. god Su,t,
H,s, IA .hbOth 90, property Assessed tor !. 900;
trlly rented bargain. App.J to "EO. r. LOYErTG
d., 80 Cuurt It, h%rpoalyn.
SIo -nn BUYS 3->,ory brick aud stone dwell.
'Slo,DUU INK, Park Slope, newly decorated,
i,ne 10 ruon. other desirable residence and invest
ment~. some paying 10 per cent. l. NJ. WiGANT.
w ih ay.. Csdarholm buiIdina-
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HARLEM.
tM1phdarn fJ!IHi. NOrth o. ll0th 81
isoth 81, and 18th av, Sc cor Improvement 10
tenement and store, Peter Du,gcr. owner,
Charles Stcgmayer. architect cost 90. $1,000
l3sth 81, 6o7 " improvements dwelling WI
liam A hrryey. owner. " II Rahman.
BRONX.
thorough or The Brorp
Peasant av, e S, l22d, Esd st and East
River. one story shed; Manhattan Terra
Gotta Co. owner, T. l. Young, architect.
cost ......-.-""."""'." SIS
10th 81. 2l9 f., four story tenement Jacob
Blank. owner. u ) bamdesson. architect:
cost '.,.,.....,.........'"... 10000
High bridge road. $, 10 = 1icbout Gv. one
story shed Della cNama owner + r.
Abfecht. architect cost ....... '...... 100
Lind aT. . =, lp1 : | MON pl Improvement 10
stable VI A Frgus)n. owner, { y Clark,
architect cost ............ mo
Fu'ton 81 " 5. l20 n ed ny. Wak"neld I'm.
pTovenent 10 dwelling j keTns, owner.
" r Napcs. ARCHITECT cost ............,. 400
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tNca n Finh cr, beiufep Fourteenth and II
goth ST. 544 $50 ". two story shed John VI
Cornell. Owner; II II Forsyth. architect.
cost
18th St I5l W. Improvement 10 factory and
Storage hous" v T. Roosevelt owner. VI
Eidtitz architect co.,
i0Oth 81, ea3 ". improvement TO cub house
Nameoki Club. owner J + Kelly, archi-
teCt. cost. ......
Grand Circle, II, improvement 10 hot,l. John
II Fischer, owner v I Tot,en, architect
cost
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18th ST., betw cen BroadwR y and attn ay-Seyen
II rooms and bath; high grade apartment; every
room has outside h2ht; $40.
AsHFVkrH Il CO.. 1909 Broadway,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
GRAHAM, BURTON & co.
Paris, Texas
GRAHAM BROTHERS
GreenVille, Texas

Our bid for your BUSINESS.
deserve business before
get figures plain descriptions think will
that able money look or trial
purchase will and make permanent
ss sss% co%,ns'en s G
% a@S'
70" can easily
rsineeha damerobsn
Here's where the "Srengt in Union" of 10 combined
s 'as %S
for as.
oomnonh orsessn
Thin Summer Chaie for cool wrappers 10 yards 25c
Nice wide Corded Dmy pretty small figures ~ yards tor 25c
Genuine fashioned 4csn Scotch Lawn 10 yards for 25c
Light ground neat figured Calico 10 yards for 35c
Navy Blue white figures 10 yards for CSC
Nice wide Cotton Checks and Pads yards 35c
Paper hangers yard wide Canvass, 10 yards for " 35c
Nice and wide white lace stripe Lawn, 10 yards for SOC
Full yard wide Beached Domestic 10 yards for SOC
Yard wide Percaes [onIy 500 yards ef], 10 yards SOC
Twenty inch fancy pink Calico, 10 yards for SOC
Best Cnambay ony 200 yards ef 10 yards for Zoe
Heavy Pds Checks 10 yards SOC
Amskeag Check Gnghm large remnants 10 yadsfor Soc
Light weight Mattress IickIng 10 yards for soc
Full yard wide heavy Sea Island Domestic 10 yards soc
lonsdae genuine green Bleaching 75c
Fruit Of the Loom full yard wide 8|eachcg yards 75c
Nice wide and heavy Crash 1oweing, 10 yards or. 75c
Double width India so %sn wss . yards 75'
hangers best quality yard wide Canvass.
Pepperir Drilling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc
PepperIl 42-inch Beached Pillow Casing 1Oc
PepperIl 46inch Beached Pillow Casing. 12c
quality Madras for mems shirts. &c
Better qualities Shifting Madras 124 and 1Oc
White India Linens bargains O. 7 81 TO- 12s up 4Oc
India Linens and zoe
Amoskesg "A c A" Feather Tick special ......... 12h
qualities Mattress Tick p &c
Cotton Crash for Toweing, bargain
n a"" s i % the s% sS ss " column
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
A FATAL SHOOTING.
y Gang OF rougils Not Satisfied Until
a:urtfcy is Done.
Dispatcii to The Time


H1LLsvILLE. VA. October 9,-News
reached here yesterday evening of the
fatal shooting of a Mr.. Watson at
SyIvatus. on last Saturday night, by a
lad named John Smith. about II years
of age The particulars are about as fol-
lows:
Late Saturday evening a squad of five or
six youths collected themselves together
IN Sy!vatus and started out.
Their first move was upon The home
of a Mr.. Harris, who lived near the vii
lase. Here they succeeded in stirring up
quite a Juror, but Mr. Harris managed
to drive them away without any one get
ting hurt The youths, Inundated by this
repulse, went to Mr.. Watson's to borrow a
gun Watson, however, refused 10 lend
them his gun. But being fully Determined
to do mischief, they next went 70 Smith
fathers and in some way got possession
OF his double-barreled shot gun.
They went back &c Watson's To n. a
second time for his gun. but Mr. Wat
son still refused 70 accommodate them,
and they attempted to ntimidate him by
throwing stones against his house. Mr..
Watson seemed to become very much ir-
ritated at their conduct and threatened
to shoot some of them if they would
not go away and let him alone. They
again threw stones against his house, and
he did fire off his gun. but not in the di-
rection Of his tormentors. Young Smith.
without further ado, leveled his gun
and fired at Watson. the whole load ia
king effect in Watsons face. He lived I'M
til Sunday evening.
Smith is yet at large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
To Prevent Both Hanginss.
lSpecial Dispatch to The Times.l

WILMINGTON, n. c.. October 10
A movement is formed here looking
to the enactment of a law which will
make impossible a repetition of the
botched execution which occurred at
Clinton the other day and horritied the
whole State. The plan is to submit to
the next Legislature measure providing
that the State shall be the public execu-
tion-r.
According to the proposed idea, when
a person is convicted of murder and SEN
fenced 20 be hanged he Will be sent at
once to the State Penitentiary, kept there
until the day of execution. and then exc
cuted by scientific methods. It is not
contemplated to change the mode Of exc
cution, but simply TO have the hanging
done In a s6ilful manner There are
many arguments in favor of the plan,
and it is believed that it would meet-the
approval Of the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
MEHERRIN A PHOENIX.
Senator BarksdaIc and j. Haskins
Hobson Speak at LunenburS.
ispatch TO The Times.)


ME1H E1RRIN, VA, October 10.-This
town has been wonderfully improved in
appearance and reality s.nce the last de-
struct.ve fires here.
Mr. E, w Dickerson's massive brick
building is complete and filled from bottom
to top with merchandise.
Mr. II. w Walls large, spacious wooden
structure is also about complete.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Price has had several addi-
tons TO her residence, making now d
very elegant appearance.
At Lunenburg County Court Monday,
Messrs. Barksdale and Hobson delivered
fine and telling addresses. Senator Banks
dale spoke from the hotel portico, and just
as he concluded, on account of heavy
shower of rain, Mr.. j. Hasllins Hobson
had to retire to the courtroom and many
were deprived OF the pleasure OF listening
to him on account of the insutticiency OF
the courtroom to accommodate them.
Mr.. Ohio Shackleton, of Petersburg, who
has been sick with typhoid fever at his
fathers residence near here for some time,
is improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Hart-Nurney.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

tSpec1aI Dlspatch 10 TIE I1Mes.1
SUFFOLK, VA, October 10.-AIiss Eliza
beth Meredith Nurney. second daughter
Of j. Henry Nurney, became the bride OF
Doctor Roland Hart, of Tarboro, n. c.,
at 5 o'clock this evening. The ceremony
was performed In the Presbyterian Church
by the pastor, Rev. John Stanley Thomas.
There were white and green decorations.
Mss Daisy D. Nurney. a sister of the
bride was maid of honor. and VIII G..
Clark, of Tarboro, best man. There were
SIX other. couples In attendance Doctor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
RICH CARPETS.

That there are bargains to be had in
I,igh-cut things as well as the moderate
priced. is not generally accepted as a
TACT. but a proof that's 81 fact is being
exemplified this week at The Meyer Store,
Iroushee and Broad Streets, where spe-
cial sale of some patterns of Carpets is
beine held. which were sold at cut prices
by the mills agents. simply because the
mills produced too many OF these patterns.
n idea Of the high character of these bar
yains is to be gained from the brands Of
he Carpets to be sold-Sowells, Bigelow.
smith and others OF known quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Officers or the Seventy-First.

NORFOLK, VA, October 1o.-The re-
organization of the list Regiment
was completed at meeting here to-day.
CAPTAIN a. NJ Higgins, of Norfolk.
formrly of the 18th Regiment, was elected
Colonel and Captain C. c. Vaughan. of
Franklin, Lieutenant-C Colonel OF the new
list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Nearly u Hundred Members

GORDONsvILLE, VA. October 1o.-The
Gordonsville Bryan, Stevenson and Rixey
Club met last night, and Captain Bar
bour, the president. reported fifty charter
members. Forty-eight new members were
enrolled. General Field addressed the
CRIB.
The rains of the past few weeks have
done much to bring out fall grazing for
the stock. notwithstanding the lateness Of
the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 10. 1900
Private sales to-day We're as follows:
Lugs, / hogshead; leaf, ) hOgsheads; cut
ters, 3 hogsheads; filters, = hossheads,
and stems, : Thogsheads.
Inspections We're: Dark, 13 hoSsheads
and 80 tierces. Reviews-Bright, Z hogs
heads.
10000 pounds OF bright tobacco to-day.
Stonewall Warehouse, George A.
Haynes proprietor, sold y packages low
grade tobacco on Change. This ware
house will have a sale OF 20 packages to-
morrow.
Warehouses report 81 packages received
and Al hogsheads delivered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. 1o-FLOUR-
Steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull; spot and month, 741aG0
743Sc. November, 154UI6c.; December
age. Southern, by sample, 6SM751ac.
CORN-Dull; mixed, spot, 46l.gl462.c
Southern white corn, 41G4Sc.
OATS-Dull: No. = white. 2Il&G2Sc.
BLTTER-Firin and unchanged.
EGGS-E'irm and unchanged
CfEESE-Firn and unchanged.
SUGAR-t'irn and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Sell the Property,

The suburban real estate of the late
John b Davis. situated on the Mechanics
VILE Turnpike and Craigton Road. win
be sold th.s afternoon under decree of
court bus TO take parties out TO the
sale will leave the office Of Pollard &
Bagby. Nos. 5 and I North Eleventh Street
promptly az o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
PEANUT MARKETS.
VA. Oct. 1o.-PEANl

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. o.-PEANUTs-.
Farmers stock nuts are qu2ted to-day
as follows: Fancy, 25s So: o. pound aII
nary and machine picked, 111421Ac.; Span,
tsh. 81 bushel. The market tor cleaned
goods handpicked) is quoted as tol9w VS.
S1lc.: extras, 3AG2hc.; third grade, ~
g2c.; No / Virginia shelled, 5AaSzaG.;
No. ,. 2@2Ac.; extra large virgins
sheIled, &C.. No. Spanish sheiied' o74c.'
No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
CoTToN-sEED on MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o-COTToN-sEED
OIL--Was rather quiet and. if anything,
a trifle easy, with export demand checked
by unfayorable freights. Prime crude
barrels nominal; prime summer yellow,
3Tc. prompt: off summer yellow, 800
3G3ac: prime winter yellow. HOBO;
prime white. 4Oc.; prime white, 40c- Prime
meal S26
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

Some Improvement in demand for cotton
goods to-day, but business is not large;
Very good tone throughout The market.
Bleached cottons are selling at latest adj
yances. Print cloths quiet but firm; some
advances OF nc. in prints No change in
ginghams: men s-wear Woolens and
worsteds continue dull and irregular in
price. WOODEN dress goods for spring
opeming UP with fair demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
WARREN,S DISCOVERY

Pres. warren. of the Chicago Board of
Trade, mas made great discovery, be-
side Of which " the Golden Medical Dis
cope.y IS as flea bite on a mastodon.
times were not due to the '.crime of
or improved machinery or Cheap
transportation" but are directly attrib-
utabie TO the fact that the LITTLE
business from the Chicago Board OF
Trade. On that account Farmers got
lower prices for their produce: Railroads
Couldn't earn dividends; Manufa cturers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
,:rs. Carson's Sudden Death

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA, October 1O.-Mrs.
Bette Carson, aged sixty, while eat
ing her breakfast at her residence. on ST.
Matthews Street. dropped dead this morn
ing. She had been IN delicate health for
several months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11

and Mrs. Hart. after wedding reception
at the brides home, left to pass a three
weeks honeymoon in New York and Can
ada.
The bride is an artist OF local reputation.
having done some clever work in oil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
COULDN'T GET WORK

In fact-the wheels of commerce were
stopped-not ALI on account OF Eliza
Oh. noble Warren. most great discoverer!
You should be known as the "Friend of
Man. for beside you. Lydia Pinkham,
friend of woman" fades into insignifi-
canoe Why not patent ''Warren's Golden
Financial Discovery and sell bottles OF
it Tor Hogsheads) TO the members of the
Chicago Board of Trade? Perhaps it will
rejuvenate that hoary aggregation,
which, as Judge Henry says, would
be the most gigantic monopoly
In the world" In the mean time. get
your New York Stock, Cotton and Grain
quotations in our Offices.
s ss5:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
ATLANTIC COAST LINE -NEW
sr,E,EpING-CAR ROUTE.

me Atlantic Coast Line will inaugurate,
on october list, a new sleeping car line to
charleston, 5. c., operating on train No.
81 leaving Richmond $50 z. NJ. This car
will run through from New York to
Charleston without change. For further
information as to reservations. etc, apply
- W. STEELE, T. A.,
SyrdStreet Station.
RICHMOND TRANSFER CO.,
No. 90S East Main Street.
G.. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
No. SSS East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-FLOUR-Market
was again neglected and noininally lower
with wheat Minnesota patent, St.2V4
400.
RYE FLOUR-Dul.
CORNAIIG-Al1-Easy.
RYE-Steady.
ARLEY-C,uiet.
WHEAr-Spor weak; No. red, SUlst.
Options had an irregular session. Open
ing steady 10 firm on little foreign buy
ing they reacted under fine northwest
weather conditions and local liqu!datlon,
only TO rally again on firm closing Eng
fish cables. Late in the day they broke
again under liquidation, and closed weak
at &c net decline. October closed at
.o%4c.; December, S11sc.
CCRN-Spot easier; No. ,, 4I12c. OPP
tons were 1irmer at first on local cover
ing, but yielded subsequently, to fair
weather news, easier cables and the
break in wheat. Closed steady at sc. net
decline. October closed at 4G14c.; De-
cember, 42c.
OATs-Spot easier; No. ,, 25A40l251l9c
Options inactive but steady.
pEEF-Steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Weak: western steamed, S7.65:
October closed at $3.50 nominal Refined
easier.
PORK-Easier; family, s1G.5oG17; mess,
$l4G0t5.
TALLOW-Steauy
PETROLEuM-Quiet.
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENTINE-Frm.
RICE-Firm.
BUTTER-Firmer; creamery, 17@21c.
State dairy. 15G20c.
CHEESE-Dull; large white, 1OS4c.
small white, lie.
2oa21c.;; western, regular packing. at
market, lI01S1ac
potatoes Quiet; Jersey sweets, s.. 225
G2.75.
PEANUTS Steady and unchanged.
CABBAGE-Quiet; Long Island, per
100 81 500. 80
FREIGHTs-Cotton by steam to Liver
pool 45c.
FEE-spot barely steady: No. 7
invoice. SIC: mild quiet: Cordova, 9146
lac. The market for coffee futures opened
steady at a decline of 10 points in re-
Spouse to weakness in European markets
under heavy Brazilian receipts and mod
crate general selling. Buying was check
ed by easier spot market and predictions
for further large receipts Closed barely
steady, with prices 10 points net lower.
Total sales, 27,750 bags, including Octo-
Der. sos; December, S7.2O; January,
S7.3O
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining.
41tc.: centrifugal IS degrees test, 4stc.
molasses sugar. 4c. Refined steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
FARMVlLLE FAIR.
School Children Draw q Monumen.
firm the Station to its Site.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
FARALVILLE, VA, October 10.-The
first day OF the Farmville Fair passed off
without hitch of any kind.
The civic parade and address of Judge
". H. Flournoy, at the main exhibition
building, opened the exercises.
Late this afternoon the school children
of the town drew the statue from the sta
ton 10 the monument that Will De IN
yelled tomorrow at II o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Low RATES NORTH AND WEST

Low RATES NORTH AND WEST
Before you trave, North or West cali
anon or address the undersigned for low
es, rates via York River Line and Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad (Royal Blue
line). superb steamer service TO Bald-
more. connecting with the finest. fastest
md safest train in the world. Leave
richmond daily except Sunday from the
sautbarn Railway Depot at 4 80 p NJ
Anplv to Richmond Transfer Company.
ana Fast Main Street: or Arthur G. Lew
is, southern Ras,snE Sort agsn, Baltimore
yoTrz NEVER READ of so many great
c,irss elsewhere as those erected by
Hoods sarsaparl!la, did you? It is
sassas merit unknown to any other prep
saTation. 1t is a wonderful invigorator.
Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills.
1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
CHICAGO. MARKET.

again resulted disastrously for wheat to-
day, December closing &c. under yester-
day. Corn closed 1s@pll4c., oats 1sc. lower,
provisions 12!laap25c. lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11

dull and steady. No. :; spring wheat,
71AD7Tc; No. = red, 75I@0I6c. No. ,
corn, 405sGl1Ac.; No. = yellow, 407sc.
NO. oats, 22a3ssc.: No white, 2GMc.; No.
3 white, 23iGc. No. rye. 5l1ac Fair to
choice mailing barley, 50Gi56c Prime tim
othy seed. $4.20Q4.30. Mess pork, per
barrel. S15@13.5o. Lard. per zoe pounds,
). 30GS.335. Snort rib. sides Qoose), $500
G.o.la; short clear sides (ooxed), $500
$40 Glover. contract grade $1025G1O.5U.
Butter steady; creamery, 1612Oc. dairy
13@1Sc. Cheese firm 4 10AGnAc Eggs
firm; fresh, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct 1o.-TUF
f., TN E-Firm at Sic.
ROSIN-Steady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11

was again neglected and noilinally lower
with wheat. Minnesota patent, @t.-V4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-05-23

similar resolution, introduced by Mr.. AL
len and reported favorably from the com
mittce on military affairs. was substitut-
ed for Mr. Kenny's resolution and after
being slightly amended was passed. Mr..
Kenny read, as a part of his remarks,
the Assoc jated Press dispatch from Ma
Mia, published today.
The resolution of Mr. Jones' Of Arkan-
sas, directing the secretary of war to
make thorough investigation OF the op-
erations of the North American trust
company in Havana, its organization
and it's relation to this government was
adopted.
A bill aIropriating S120, 900 for the erec-
tior of a public building at Grand Junct-
m, Colorado, was passed.
Mr.. Spooner, OF Wisconsin, then ad-
dr' ssed the senate on his bil-the unfn-
ished business-in relation to the suppress
sion of insurrection in the Philippines. 1t
provides that when insurrection shall
have been completely suppressed by the
military and naval forces of the United
states, all military, civil and judicial
powers necessary to govern the said is
lards, shall until otherwise provided by
congress. be vested in such persons, and
shall be exercised in such manner as the
presidcn. of the United States shall direct
for maintaining and protecting the inhab-
itants of said islands in the free enjoy
ment o. their liberty, property and relig-
ion"
Mr.. Spooner said he supposed it would
be admitted that if there had been no
war with Spain and she rendered to us
section of the Philippine archipelago
the proposition of its acceptance would
have received hardly a vote in the sem
ate and would have been very unattrac-
tive to The people. He did not believe
that the problems now presented to this
government were presented bcause it had
devolvcd upon the United States to
christ ainizt the world. While our was a
missionary people, the government is not
a missionary government
1--WE have problems of our own" de-
clared Mr.. Spooner, land our first duty
| is to suNserve the interests OF our own
people. II our acquisition OF the Philip
pines there was no lust Of empire among
the American people. nor in the senate" "
mo people, Mr.. Spooner continued,
| "can give more convincing evidence of
the highest devotion to liberty than was
gwen by the American people when they
del andeC the withdrawal Of Spain from
Cuba II did not take kindly to the ac-
qvisition OF the Philippines by the treaty
of Paris. and at one time, I think, I
might have voted against the treaty s
ratification But 1 have never been able
Il sec how the president concluded a
treaty with Spain that did not include a
cossion Of the Philippine islands. That
sentin en;-the sentiment for the acqui-
sitior cf those islands-pervaded our en-
tire y oPle.
| 1T has been pointed out that we ought
! to Fave demanded that Spain relinquish
} t. us The sovereignty Of the Philippines,