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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04
Special Rates

Via the Delaware and Hudson Rail
road and return on account of the
great musical concert by Nine. Schu-
man Heink, Miss Maud Powell and
Mr., Frangcon Davis al the Lyceum
Theatre Tuesday May g1st, 1901;
Time of train. Rates
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

DIR. PECk'S SUCCESS0R.--Dr. /. A. ClawSon
has succeeded Dr. Peck as resident physician at
tho fiahneminn hospital. For the last two years
nr. ClaWson was connected with the New York
ophtholmic hospital
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

PROHIBITION CONNENTlON--Iho Prohibitions
lists Will hold convention in court room No. .
this afternoon at : O'Clock, and this evening in
the Auditorium, North Scranton. There will
he meeting addressed 10y Prof. Patten, whose
topic Will lie THE Saloon Across the Church's
FAITH
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

MARTIN Is ALIVE AND WELL.--Iho Tribune
Is asked 10 call the attention OF the public geil-
orally and insurance people in particular 10 tho
TACT that Alfred I. Martin. mining expert oi Car
dill, Wales, is now in Montreal. Canada, and is
WELL communication addressed to him, care OF
Chief Detective s. II. Carpenter, will reach him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04
CITY NOTES

ELECTION MONDAY NIGllr.-0n Monday
night Company Il, Thirteenth regiment, will
elect lieutenant to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of the late Isaac Brown.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

+. Robinson Sons Famous Nav
Book Beer
on tap Saturday and all next week. ~
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You Can Easily Earn in a Few Hours

Handsome Couch, Rocker Sldeboord, Dress Skirt,
Watch Bicycle Macintosh Violin, Mandolin etc. by selling
$40 order of Groceries to your friends and neghbos,
No money required Our plan is easy and quick Write
today for illustrated catalogue, with full particulars
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04
June Modes and Patterns

Now ready and for sale Gamer
Wells CO., l3o Wyoming avenue. ="
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

E. Robinson Sons Famous May
Book Beer
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04
SUIT AGAINST
her BROTHER
MRS. JENNIE DEAN MOVES FOR
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT.

Defendant Fails to Make Answer
Within the Prescribed Time, in the
Equity Proceedings She Instituted
to Secure an Accounting and Pos
session of Her Property-Injunc-
tion Asked for to Restrain Scran-
ton Railway Company, from For
feiting Contract-Other Matters.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

Smoke the Pocono be, cigar,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

On tap Saturday and all next week. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

ON TAP Saturday and an next wssk, %
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04

f, Robinson Sens Famous MAY
Book Beer
ON tap Saturday ana all next week. ..
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Ask for Kelly's union crackers. =.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
YER NON rER HONORED.

Frank W. Hackett, assistant secretary OF
the navy, will, ask TO be reiievt d from that
office shortly III will resume his law prac
tice in Washington. He had intended to do
so on the fest OF o tober, but remained at
the request OF Secretary Long, who on ac
count uf he dr@'h OF President Mckinley
aud domestic r I'll ctious. has been obliged TO
be away from he depa tnent. Judge
Charlie III Darlog OF Bennington will
succeed Mr.. Hacketi, Judge Darling is
strongly recommended by Senator Proctor,
Senator Dillingham; and many Other prom
inent citizens OF Vernon. This is the pu-
81 ion held by Theodore Roosevelt when
the Spanish war broke out. The salary is
S4 800 per Hnuum.
Judge Charles II. Darling ia one OF the
younger Republicans OF he Stare, being
for y wo years o'd He was born in
Woodstock May 8, 1859 He received bis
education the NJ 'ntpeller Seminary and
graduated from Tufts college in 1884. tie
sudied law and located in Benn ngfon in
1886 and the following year was cleo ed
JUDI vt 'bo MT. 10! cot II OF that place.
In 1896 he Tras e.,- 4 represent ative to the
l. 'gIsiature rud was one of tho leaders n
that mousse during hat session He Was
presidrnr ~ he Vermont Bar Association
during 1897 98
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
A COLD Bath.

II. B. Wedge and mily were aroused
about two o'clock on Sunday morning by
cries OF distress He and Faank, his son
dressed hastily and on gaining the street
found Fred Reed, night watchmsn at the
Cotton Manufacturing CUmpany's shoI 8
Jack McGovern and Ernest Kezsr on the
bank of the river opposite the city agency
trying TO get a man out OF the water.
A line WAS formed, the men taking hold
OF hands, and McGovern, standing in the
water, Rrasped the dTow ming man and he
was dragged ashore.
The man in the river proved to be DR.. Fl.
l. Watson, and it was his cries for help
that ad aroused his rescuers. Whe TAX
en- from the water he was unconscious. He
was carried into the agency and medical
aid summoned. He WAS fonnd to be so
rigid that his clothes had to be cut from his
person. Not until he had been worked
over for some two hours and large amount
of water pumped out Of him did he regain
consciousness.
When he had regsined bis senses
he explained that he was on his
home from attending a patient Thai
the street lights been out for some
time and in the fog he lost his bearings 80
that when he walked off the bank into the
river, he supposed he was crossing the road
TO the bridge.
DR.. Watson was taken TO his home be-
tween five and six O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing and no serious result are Anticipated
from his unseasOnahla Ia n.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
BAR EX ,MINAiI0N.

The annual eSsm ua ions for Omission
to the bar OF Vernon, commenced tuesday
mOrnln< at the court house aud will con.
tinue through uulii Thursday IN irning
Tue examining committee IL composed Of
Hon. ID. j. Foster Of Burlington, chairman,
ii ~. OudwOrth OF Londonderry, f.
IL. Button Of Mlddebuty, W Hard Fa Ting-
ton Of s.. A bans, II X Darling ot Chrl-
sra ana j phn W RrdmOnd OF Nav oort
The tx xtmiua ions OK austive aud rigid
covering wide range Ct topc', b. h oral
aud written
class OF ven cen bright looking Young
men are nnder -x,mina lon, as follows:
Guy W. Hill OF ST. JOhnsbdry; G. G. Aus
tin, Jr., OF 81. A pAn-; Arthui q Speuosr Of
= irhlr; q # on NJ. Hra % Of NJ mt.
pelier; viii lam O. Lindsay OF N Vport; l..
H. Sh rwi OF Chr let; q ID Graton
ringion; Charles II G An OF Montgom-
cry, q. Russell, OF Burlington; Il. ID.
klpl"y OF G,uaan; E "A O'breu Ot Rut-
land h. Morton uf Georgia; j. II. Pierce
oI Cnrsleli Il La~ ruce Of Rutland; Nj
3, Villas OF urli. 4tnu; y. X. Moulton uf
Randolph and W E Tracy johnson.
Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
iOc, 26c II @. O. O, fail, druggists refund money.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
The Vermont Watchman company,
RUNA WAY COUPLE

The jury in The case OF s ate against
George Atkins Of Warren, indic ell for sell
ling infoxic,ring liquor, brought in ver-
dict not guilty ami the respondent was
enlarged. This case has been ON trial
since Monday noon.
Arguments we're made in court Saturday
morning for temporary al III my for Mrs.
I"gram IN the crotested divorce case of
Ingram against Ingram heard at the March
term, aud stll with The cOurt. II. j. Mar
tin appeared for Mrs. Insr4m. j. W.
Gordon opposed the mo,lon in behalf of
Mr. I1gram The cour granted Mrs. In-
gram temporary alimOuv Of So per week
George Foley and hel b. LAbsll, the
Wsitsheld runaway couple, VINO were re-
Gently married in New York STATE, were
brought iuto court. Henr' LABEL, father of
the girl, wA~ ~lso there a wrif Of habeas
co pns, brought by j. III. Senrer, attorney
for M. Foley, to show use, II any, why
the yUuuR COMP. shO Id not he allowed 10
live ogether The case for the bride and
groom WAS argued b Mr. Senter, who
showed That he law the s 4te II New
York provides that a girl six cen years Of
age and n man righ cen years Old can cou-
tfhct 4 legal IN trtage in tnat State. MI
Foley aud Miss Lab II were married in that
Stae, ami are above tue legal age stated.
The fat ar of the CIR was rrpre,rnted by
A Howland for Dillingham;, Huse &
Ho y land.
The court wanted two or three days to
look up authorities in the matter aud the
case as put over ritl next Wednesday
NJ. In The meantime the girl is with MIR
Tracy st hs jan. Her husband or her
father, by order OF the court, will be
allo ned 10 see her AT proper hours, but
always in the presence OF third party.
Much sympathy WAS expressed for the
young couple while they were in court.
Court took Il rece-s Saturday until after
Supreme Court. Jud . Munson and his
assistants will On in w 1uaadAv AftarnOnn
a. four o'clock to dispose OF the Foley
Lab Ii Case
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
SUPREM q COURT,

The October To- M OF Supreme Court con-
vened Tuesday at the Supreme Court
room at the State House, Chief Judge Taft
presiding All he associate judges we're
present The attendance OF lawyers from
every county in the State was unusually
large, owing in part TO the fact that the an
nual meeting and banquet of the Vermont
Bar Association occurs this afternoon and
evening.
Prayer was offered by Rev. j. Edward
Wright and Proclamation was made by
Sheriff Graves. The docket was called and
the following cases we're s-t for hearing.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Homer A. LyOus v. RI land Railroad
o. mpany apt, ate against X ate Lander
gan; State Luc Us Collins.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
@. III. Stearur ID. NJ ~ by,
ORLEANS COUNTY.
George III. DAVIS Y. W. ii. Blaisdell and
+. W. Barron, admi of b. NJ. K.
Nelson's estate; Joun ). StlieB, collrcfors
OF taxes of Derby village v. village of New
port and trus ees.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
w X Owen, V. GourSe A. Hill apt X
K. Bullard Ches er Brown and others.
WINDSOR UNITY.
W. l.. Archer u o., y, ia, riet A. b =
worth and trustees; Luke WAtri-s Y. vii.
liam w. Trendall; Emma Lswton v.
Town OF Weathersheld; Ida E. Richardson
W OoOi kp IL lbu'l W lllhu w 10 Cu-
OF V. George l.. Fletcher; Addison A Lock.
wood v. Georg l.. File cher; Oharlo 20 S r.
gent aud others Ina ,rton and q. b
Stone, admins rators
ORANGE COUNTY.
j. X Darlius, administrator, v. Curtis s.
Emery; state FcAnois bdcki State v,
Jonn h, KimbAll.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
In re Steveu- ~ All suns; E. O.. and s. @.
Green v. James MAoD1nAd acd Others
8 ate " II III Learned.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Estelle Snorwiu Rat aud Railroad
COMPANY; Proctor rru-t Company v. E =
ward s. JohusOn, administrator OF estate OF
Nj ,rcia III, On ,tter'on
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
John 8 W. N v. rcumAn z. and Don
@. STILES and others; Alexander rutii v
Angelo Rain and q islio Il lli
wAsHINGro COUNTY.
Alice CarruN B.rre ktdroti CJmOa-
ny; A B. HutchinI v. Barre Wate Com.
pam AexAnder Findley v. Uhion Mutu ii
Fire Iusuranc' Company; Il re William
Jsnnesepi W. E Lard assignee v. II. I'll.
Perry.
This would indicate term OF about three
weeks in length. The ftst CASE argued
was Homer A. Lyons Y. Rutland Railroad
Company APT, sssumpst. U, A. Mauser for
plaintiff Barber and Darling for defendant.
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[coNTNUEE ON PAGE FOUR
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

A son was born on Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron II. Cotton OF Chicago.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
;, AUCTION,,.

The subscriber will at Public Auction his farm
Mason Pane farm, East
a9 clock the said Paine acres divided tiage
pasture and wood and AL good state
and Will keep 20
buildings house IL cellar pantes closets
and convenience for " class farm
with basement nearly barn 4Ox6O feet
~ l2X2
buildings, pair This
mile from r miles good markets as any in
the State Ru Postal del l2
80 to 40 hay See Posers)
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
Business Mere Mention
Wear Stein Block clothes.

Wear Stein Block clothes.
@ E Shepard, Licensed Auctioneer
Marshfeld. VI.
WATCHMAN4 WANTED. A few copies OF
the " ATCHMAN nt Angus 7, the regular ed
ition,-not the -pecal Od Home Week
are wanI d at 'hls flice. Also, OF anusry
II, and February 21 1900.
WANTED An AL uud man for farm
wo'k. Address, Box 223, B'rre, Vt.
Fred A. Ainswo' tn, druggist, Williams
town, VT, continues to solicit and supply
trade at his Old stsnd on Depot street. Do
YOU Wa" anything in bs line, no matter
wha H will undertake TO supply H.,
and give you saistc'ion ~ TO q lllity,
qu4n +ud price. Let no one else fl ,tter
you that he can, or viii. do better hy ,ou in
he drug line, till 70 have proved it. by a
visit vt r. A. AinsWOrth's ore
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
REASONS FOR INSURANCE.

Expenses eat up wages and
salaries. Year after year the
average man expects to build up
an estate. The usual result il no
provision or only a small one
for wife and children, Life Insur-
ance does the work by easy pay
men 4.
(Corres ondeuce solicited)
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
IIHERArIJN NOII,E,

have this day given by son, Alfred KID
der, mis- time during the remainder of his
minority, and after this dais shall pAy 10
debts of his contracting nor claim any OF
his earnings
CARoLISK WHRKLER.
MarshAeld, Oct 8, 1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-Cottons futures
opened steady with prices loo points
lower in sympathy with weak cables, and
continued to ease off pretty much all the
forenoon on continued selling by dscour-
aged longs, active selling lNJ local export
houses, as hedges against large spot
holdings in the South and confident pres
sure from the bear size. The bulk Of
these offerings We're absorbed by commits
sion houses VINO were well supplied with
limited orders to buy all declines
Prices were weak toward midday, with
January off to SEQ and Nav to 1872
Slightly warmer weather in the belt
With private predictions for increased re-
ceipts, helped to undermine bull conf
dence. But Immediately following MID
day runlors of an enormous short demand
South and smaller estimates for to-Illor-
rows receipts, changed the whole temper
of the market Covering set in on a large
scale and before > P. NJ. it was apparent
TO all that the room had FULLY liuuidated
its long cotton and had sold for short ac-
count in the forenoon break. Commission
houses became active supporters of the
winter months, ana spot houses covered
their short sales. made in January. hay
ing sold large lines Of cotton to New
England mills. From SOP January rap
idlv Siiffened to S.11, and other options
accordingly. with the close at a loss of
only 206 points.
Predictions of lower temperatures in the
South tomorrow added to the rneasiness
of the shorts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
UNION UNIVERSITY.
Great Progress at his Institution for Trains
40 ~, &, trr a i uu ",

Virginia Union University, so iinely- To-
cdrs.,l a. lev DOCKS norm ot Eicufnold
college, OIL ,ne Brook turnpike, has
OPP rssu its third year With most encouEaS-
as; y. us. ,ec,s. i &c plant. WIN It's niae
las q. granite ptiIulnS Is one % t.ie iii~s-
II ire south. The poWsr-house lurhlShittS
the heating AMI eIeculc uSntlhS lor asi-
:. ,i.t.usei "a department IS now III coHi-
plete worklng order, with Iaciiities Tor
giving instruction in carpentiaS, Vol
turn.ng ana wood carving. oiachsmithinS
and iron work. y fully equipped labora-
tory has been fitted up under the dlrec-
ton OF Prof Steer, who has had mucn
experience in the department. of science,
and this will greatly add to The efficiency
Of the University.
Great enterprise and rush has been
shown by the institution III obtaining the
franchise from the city and county 1or
the opening of Lolnbardy Street from
Broad Street to the Brook Turnpike,
through the grounds OF the University,
THIS giving. {. fine approach 70 the popti-
Tar drive to Lakeside Park from trankiiii
street and vicinity. "A steel bridge IS III
process OF construction at the crossing OF
Tho Seaboarl Air Line Railroad, near the
university. 1t is hoped that soon a trolley
line will pass over this new street Nhen
aIIEis completed, it will be tine improve
nent, much needed IN THAT PAT | =, 90
CITY. Indefatigable energy has been SHOWN
by the President, DR.. A1acVicar, IN bring
Ing this to pass
Many new students. representing nearly
twenty states, have entered the Unlver-
si,v this month. The faculty is Increased
In efficiency by the addition OF several
rev teachers, while those in charge
commence the years work with fresh
vgor from their vacation OF the summer.
nv kt>1g SO long at the head OF Wayland
Seminary in washington. passed the sum
mer in England. studying at Oxford and
!! cambridge. and among the haunts and
homes of tho English poets. and returns
with fresh enthusiasm and knowledge
FOR his work in the department OF
t,n sl1sn. Altogether the outlook is most
promising for forward movement. An
agricultural department. In IT. practical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
CAPITOL HILL NOTES.
Governor and Staff 30 Go 10 Newport Nws.
0,h.r Il alters.

Governor Tyler. accompanied By nearly
all the members OF MS FAMILY ard NEST
of his staff will go to Newport News TO-
morrow 70 attend the Launching OF ths
steamer Siberia. Miss Belle Tyler VIII
clrIsten the vessel.
Governor Tyler has honored the reGui-z
sition OF Governor Rogers. OF Washington
State, for w. +. Knowles, now unuef Ak
rest at Newport News. He is charged
With having forged the name OF q man
named Myers TO n check for $50
Mrs. William E. Tyler was again at the
Capitol pleading for a pardon for her. hus-.
band, who was convicted OF betrayal lifi-
der promise OF marriage.
The Governor said yesterday he did not
knew whether CT nos he would be able TO
make any speeches during the campaign
He is exec edinsIy anxious 70 do SO, ht:e
his official engagements will Keep him
quite busy.
Speaking OF his visit to Washington the
Governor said:
some weeks ago I happened in the
Smithsonian Institution. and noticed
that several articles taken from
the Executive Masion at Rich
mord during the surrender are on
exhibition there. I believe those should
be returned to US. and as soon as can
find opportunity intend to ask the prop
err authorities that this be done Tho
articles include silverware and IKE oo-
jects.''
The Governor while IN Washington So
cured from the Navy Department two
one-pound guns for the Use OF the o5s-
ter navy.
Colonel 3. L. Farinhoit of Lancaster:
Judge Pierce and Major John T. cowaH.
of montgomery. called on the Governor.
Labor Commissioner Doherty spoke to
a meeting Of street-cars people In Peters
burg Tuesday night. He went to Danvilii
on similar business last night and VI
return here Today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
WALL STREET FACTS.

YOU may speculate in stocks all your
L. life and end up a peer man unless
you are fully posted. You may have
temporary success, but eventually you
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Years OF experience in The Street Rave
absolutely proven That to be successful
one must know the moves Of the large
financial ciiques These financial giants
always purchase stocks when prices are
Gown when YOU, the lamb. are selling.
and when they sell (which is invariably
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The idea is TO buy when they buy and
to sell when they sell. Through our finan-
cial connections me are in Il good position
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Our information department is main
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VOC daily By mail Tor by telegraph when
ever necessary what to do and whet not
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considering the valuable service we can
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

Isl May ....5.s s. 90 .s.o7la 500 sos.
steady. No.:@3 spring: wheat laIS9lac.
No. y red. II OIL &c. II . oats, :'6c. No
. white, ;,S0,S;;s &C.: N O.. 3 white. Ease
ing barley. 54M5Sc. No tiaxseed. S1.5O:
No. northwestern, s1.I1.:: prime Timothy
seed E55Ni65c Mess pork per barrel.
S13:a5G14 90; LARD: per 100 pounds $500
I.5221l5 short. RIB sides Noose), SS.33GiS.4 40
dry sailed shoulders tboxed). S7.5GI7.75;
short clear sides boxed. SS.90m9. 90.
NVhjskey. basis Of high wines, s1.:0. But
ter steady; #creanery, 14021c.:: dairy 1S6
log Cheese steady at 9A61Oa4c. Eggs
firm: fresh. 17la6ilSc REIMBURSEMENT
2t2, COO bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels;
oats. 205, 600 bushels: hogs, $4,000 bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
TinberIake-!Horton,
sneeial pisnntch ~ Th. rime.a

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
STANTON, VA. Oct. 17-There was
a pretty home wedding at the residence
Of captain and Mrs Thomas G. Morrcn
at 10 o'clock this morning, when their
daughter, Miss Mary Flournoy. became
the bride of Hugh Gillespie Timberlake.
was maid of honors ana Mr.. William
Morton best man.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady, and the groom promising young
business naaR Of this city. ,-- ---.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
LOUDOUN TELEPHONE.
To Be Published Under New Auspices at
eeshu,p.
Especial DISPATCH 70 The Times.

l4iaEsBURG, VA. oJt 1.-THE Lou
doun Telephone. a weekly Republican pa
per, published a. Hamilton. was sold yes
terday 10y Mr.. Y. T. Brown, the editor
and proprietor, to AR. Z. B. White, of
Leesburg. On November 18th Inc paper
VIII be moved to Leesburg and Installed
in the old newspaper stand occupied by
the Mirror for a number of years Mr..
a II. ThrockInorton will oe the new etli-
tor of the paper and VIII be assisted by
Mrs. T,lrockmorton. In politics it will be
Democratic. and other changes viii also
be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RlchmOn0, Y a.. oct. II, l1VI.
Private sales were reported to-day as
follows: Strips. Is hossheads and filters,
:. hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports light
sampling for the Gay.
Shockoe Warehouse had a small loose
sale of new dark tobacco. Stonewall
Warehouse had a small sale of suncured
ana ShelburneS Warehouse sold 2,6oI
pounds: highest nrice. Sll.23
Warehouses report - hogsheads re-
ceived and 30 hogsheads delivered.
Messrs Frazer tI .lompkins make the
following comment and price current for
the week:
Tobacco-Suncureo, new-Receipts Very
light: market quiet affair orices. Moth
ing doing in old. most of the old crop
having been sold Brights--EIarket con-
t;nueS firm with very lieht recelDts
5Dark-Market quiet: receipts very light:
a few small lots of new nave been. sold,
but not in sufficient quantity to establish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
nAI.TIs,cRE aysrEET

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 17.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; spot, the
cember, .740T4Ac..: southern by sample.
t5GI74c Corn firm; mixed. spot ;nG, the
month 59iaa59ss4c. -; Year. 57a5Iisc.; south
erl white corn, GeM62c. Oats firmer: No.
. white, I0l40iac. Rye steady; No. .
nearby, soc. Rutter, eggs, cheese and
sugar firm and unchanged