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STOCK MARKET GOSSIP.

There Is very little to be said about Ses-
terdav's stock market. 1t WAS very dull
and there was no feature of interest For
some reason traders are holding Off and
seem to be unwilling either to buy for q
rise or to sell short for decline, Il rs
said that the market is now waiting On
the election. whereas II was said a 6Alt!e
while ago that it was waiting Tor ths
money situation to clear mp others say
that traders are deferred by the tear or
labor troubles
But whatever the reason the fact is that
for the past week or more the market
has been stagnant and transactions have
been comparatively few.
In yesterdays trading FLUCTUATIONS IN
railroad shares We're very narrow, ana
closing prices did not differ materially
from those of the day before, although
on the whole the market was slightly
higher.
OH was the leader and scored an advance
of more than two points over the closing
price of the day before The stock went
nm on the rumor that per cent divi-
elend would be declared
The iron and steel stocks We're all firm,
although transactions were few. The
sloss- Sherrield Steel and Iron Company
reported for the month Of September a
si,rplus over expenses. and interest
charge. OF more than slsn,ooo against an
estimate Of $4,000 The stock was very
The Colorado and Southern Railroad for
The third week in October reported an
Increase Of SL2.So4 in earnings.
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STATE CHARITIES
Meeting Of Executive Council Held in
Richmond Yesterday.

The Executive Council of the Virginia
Conference of Charities and Correction
met in Judge Minors Office at the City
Hall yesterday at noon with good at
tendance. In the absence of the/pres-
5fdent Mr.. Robert Gillian. OF Peters
burg. Mr.. j, Garland Pollard was chosen
as presiding officer, and DR.. William
z, Drewry acted as secretary Those
present were Or. William F. DreWry.
Of Petersburg, Captain William A.
Bowles, OF staunton: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
r. Davis Mr.. w. S. Copeland, Mrs. +.
a. Minor, Miss Matte Gundry, OF FAR
fax. Mr.. ]. Garland Pollard.
TT was determined to hold the State
meeting in this city on February l0tn,
nth and 18th of next year. Committees
were appointed to complete the pro-
igranrne to be carried out at that time.
The programme as outlined Is: Feb
.ruary 10th. night. welcome ADDRESS oy
the Governor: response by member or
fthe organizat ton: report OF the COMMITTEES
IN charitable and Penal Institutions OF
the Counties.
FEBRUARY ntn-Mornlns. address on
small Virginia Have a State Board OF
Charities? g p. NJ, report on State
care OF the Feeble- Minded
February 1e.h-Morning, Juvenile
Courts and kerormatortes;" p. A.,
County Poorhouses-
The committees appointed to arrange
for this programmes:
on Charities and Penal Institutions
Rev. ]. M. Pitcher, ". s. Copeland. Dr..
W. =. Denny. r. O. Haislip. OF Staun-.
ton. 90
ON aShalI Virginia Have a. State Board
az Charities ?"-Nlrs. E. c. Minor. s. p
waddill. Judge J. Z. Tredway, Of Pittsy1-
vanfa: Captain C. e Vawter. OF tho NIL
Ter Manuel School.
On Estate Care OF the Feeble Mind
ed,-Captain W. A. Bowles. DR.. c. N.
Blanton, AIR Mathew Gundry. DR.. J.
"A. Hodges, Miss Robinson. Of Ashland:
Kay. ". "A. K. Goodwin. Of petersburg.
ON "Juvenile courtS"-Charles HutSler.
W .. Chesterman. C. T.. Lassiter. H
II Whitman. w. X. Vincent, of South
ampton; Langbourne Williams.
On County Poorhouse''-George s.. Da-
yia. Mrs. w. s.. Copeland. H.. p copen-
howe. OF 6mythe; Mrs. George b. Davis,
Leland Rankin, r. =. Barham, OF Peters
hurg. !. !,
Mrs. Al. aIentague, A. 3 9, Holderby and
! Or On .Arranscn,ents-John Stewart Bryan.
II. q. Valentine. Mrs B. 3. valentine,
:: Re executive Council win meet again
ThsEcommittoes will arrange 10 have
AZ least one paper On each OF the above
subjects by an expert In his line. and
there will be q general discussion from
the floor following the reading Of each.
paper.
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COTTON MARKET.

ket opened quiet with prices unchanged to
points lower, and for the balance of the
session was disposed TO further ease off
in the absence OF public support and bull
room was bearishly inclined, owing to the
failure Of frost predictions to materialiae,
and also to estimates by local statisticians
for an increased movement r OF The crop in
weather report from Washington was
summed up as favorable for late cotton,
an indicative Of a small top crop. The
inr and tho foreign market orders as a
rule ruiz went to the shor, side Of the ac-
count The spot market news from the
South was about as sspesctsd The mar
Nth nrices net 400 points lower. Total
sales were estimated at 1900 bales; most
of which was January, March and Nay
<.,af p
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Tho spot cotton market g fairly. easy f 3, {

The spot cotton market Is fairly easy for
all grades: quotations 1-16c: lover. the
general tendency OF prices IN the .mar tet
lower level The failure of cold wea ther5
to materialize IN the belt last night
proved a disappointment to the bulls..WhoS
In consequence failed to support prices
I to their disconfor the last weekly crop
condition report came In, showing gen gen
eral ent in the late crop. Inc
cred j point fell OF 3@4 recovered to193,,
and after further fluctuations of a similar:
mild but gradually cheaping nature, stood
at the closed net Ga9 points lower than
Cotton futures steady: October. SOB;
November, so2ds.oA;; December, Sos4s.0s;
January, e.11lS.12; February. 812Gs.l4:
March. S.1sQa1s; April, s.19ds.e May.
3IGTS q Eass@s
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/ NEW COAST LINE OFFICERS
Recently Created and the Appointments
81 Come as Promotions.
(snscial Dispatch to The Tilnes.).

WILMINGTON, n. c.. October 2s,-
General Manager John r.. kenly. Of the
Atlantic Coast Line. anhcTnced the fol-
lowing appointments to-day, effective NO.
veunber ist: f. Borden. general superin-
tendent Of Transportation: z. 3. Pleas
ants, chief engineer. T. s. Tutwller, as
sistant chief engineer; J: F, Russell, in
surance agent; F. D. cudlipp, superin-
.tendent of telegraph; J. N. Brand. assist
ant superintendent OF transportation Of
the First Division.
All the above are now onces only re-
.iantic Coast Line system. and the ap-
nointnents come as promotions.
Mr.. Tutwiler's office will be at savan-
.nah.and all the others at Wilmington.
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he loved his first vito too much to marry
aGalu, and was going to join her. Rabbi
Get zwas sixty years old. On account or 6
ill health he had no regular charge. ua
becs,me engaged to marry q Mrs, FRIED
man several months ago.
NEW. YORK, October ss.-NIiss Julia
nIarlowe, the actress, is Ill Of nervous
collapse and confined to her room at tna
Hotel Netherlands, Upon her arrival at
the Grand Central Station from Proyi-ss
dencs, r. T.. where she had eompleted
a. weeks enga cement. she tainted ana
was assisted TO her cab and driven dt-a
reetly to her hotel Owing to her illness.
her weeks engagement ut Ba lurHore.
where she was to open III NEE
play last night, has been cancelled.
LANSING, MICH. October a8.-Ths stu-
dents at the Michigan Agricultural Co.'s
lege. numbering about a thousand went
on strike to-day, owing to the suspension j,
OF seventeen of their number for parti-ss
cipatins in q observation-disclosures rush
ten days ago No classes were held this
afternoon. Resolutions were Drawn up
at a mass-meetins of students demand
ing the reinstatement of the suspended
men. but the committee that presented
the resolutions to the president was told
that the faculty meant to stand firm.
: - 3
MERIDIAN. CONN, October 2s,-Ths
wedding of Miss Eva Taylor and George
Lamson both of new Britain, was de-
layed half an hour Thursday throughs
the absence OF the bridegroom HIS
father had Extraordinarily locked hin3
in while he was dressing, and then Left
to attend the ceremony. Lamaon was
finally located after a searching party
had secured the town. Lamson la teller
in the New Britain Savings Bank. The
bride Is popular In local society.
HONOLULU. HAWAII. October IS, -
Neither General Nelson a. Miles nor this
members OF his party carry away every
pleasant reeoliectians OF Hawaii. Tho
distinguished party OF army offlotaia
spent only thirty-six hours IN Henolnlu.
during which time both General Miles
and Lieutenant Colonel Malls. chief aide-s
de-eamR were rehhed OF valuable dacu-
ments OF an official and secret natnrs.s
Mrs Nlaus was robbed OF all her jewels
and a number OF fire dresses. while Mrs.
Miles lost her maid.
ToRRINGToN. CONN. Octaber Is.
Whether Joseph chateloe merely forgot
the name OF his bride to be. or whether
he really hadn't ascertained it. IS cues
ton that is bothartng Assistant Town
Clerk Bennett. Joseph applied this morn
ing for marriage license. What's tho
girls namee'' asked the clerk. Joseph
said he didn't know. but that he would
go out and ascertain He returned In hale
! an hour with the name OF Celena Freiln,
which was entered on the certificate
along with Josephs. and he went away
happy.
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BOTH HORSES FAILED
Cresceus and Dan Patch Go Agalns
Their Records Without Success.
fRv Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Oct. es-Cresceus
failed in his attempt to-day to lower his
mile record of .c:o2Rt, trotting the mile in
o:o51s. Tho weather was too cold for
comfort, and strong breeze was blow
ing directly down the back stretch, Be-
fore cresceus made his appearance, it
was announced that record-breaking time
was out of the question. but that the
SON Of Robert A1cGregor would do his
best.
Dan Patch. the PAGER. also made an eff
fort to reduce the worlds mark OF ] ;59A
but his effort proved no better than that
Of cresceus. the mile being paced In
o:01 y. Summaries.
a;10 pace to wal on-Dr.4 Monical won In
two straight heats; Major Muscoyite,
second; Gold Brick, third. Best time,
2:o9Klt.
ana pace-purse 81 .o1o-G Gentry won sec
ond and third heats and race Cubanoia.
second, taking first heat; Cousin Madge.
third. Best time. o:es1ls,
a:o4 trot-purse s1.eGO-The Dean won
in two straight heats; Hugh Wynne,
second; Director Bell, third. Best time.
8o:l9A4.
o:1s trot-purse s1.ooo--A. J. D.. won in
two straight heats: FL Ailagro. second;
Invader, third. Best time, o:loA.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY. GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-Home demand
for dry goods was moderate again to-day
and without special feature. Buying was va;
prices were paid. Print cloths continued
dull, but firm in price Export demand
for heavy brown cottons was Inactive.
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.White-Bragg.

Especial Dispatch to The Iines-)
cARTElaSVlLLE, VA. Oct, 3.-Mr..
Il. p. White and Miss Mauda Les Bragg,
OF Flies, Goochland county were mar
rled at the parsonage py rev. HUGH y :.
10 ,.,or To-day. rhe couple drove over
trnn, sE,,fes and there we're no witnesses
axcent slr. and Miss Hicks. who ac-
5oernpanied the bride and sroom from
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UNITED DAUGHTERS OFTHE CON.
FEDERAcY.
New Osieans. Ia, November l2th-l5th
1902

On account OF the above occasion the
ssaboard Air Line will sell round-tTip
tickets to New Orleans at rate OF ons.
first class fare for the round trip. Tick
cts to bo sold Stl, 9th and 10th. witt,
final limit 10 days in addition to date OF
sale, except by deposising ticket with
Joint agent ae New Orleans on or before
Nov. 18th. and upon payment OF a fee#
of so cents. an extension to November
3Oth may be obtained.
For further information relative to
above. call on OF write any repreaonta-
tive OF the 0eaboard, or
q. r. SMITH.
District Passenger Agent.
1906 East Main Street
Phone. 400.
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PEANUT MARKETS..

Quiet. Virginians-Activ at SIG. for best
stock. Fancy. S@alsc.; strictly prime. 30c.;
prime. PIC.
quiet.
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cOTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct es.-cottonseed oil was
more freely offered and a shade lower
on spot oil. Prime crude here. $780,; prime
crude, f. 0. b. mills, e9c.: prime summer
yellow. 361a@a7c.-. off summer. yellow, .sic.;;
prime white 42c.;; prime winter yellow,
42G4sc.; prime meal, sslG2S nominal.
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.uNITEDD DAUGHTERS oFTHEcON.
FEDERACY AND the AMERICAN
BANKERS ASSOCIATION, NOV.
ii-l3.
AMERICAN FEDERATION ar La
Dor,

November 1892. New Orleans, "a.
For the above occasions the sousherti
Railway will sell special tickets from al
Joints Ia New Orleans, La, and return
ut half rate. one fare for the round trip.
G.. w. WEsTBuRY.
District Passenger Agent
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New Orleans. la, November i3sh-22d
1902.
On account OF the above occasion The
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets at rate OF one fare Tor the round
trip. on Ncy. 18th and 1sth. 1902. hnsl
limit Now eth
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Ly1lchburg, Va,

Lynchburg, a., Oct. q; 1902.
Receipts OF tobacco Ia the warehouses;
az the city are very light the offerings
being principally in priMingS. the quality
SDfS which has not been r. satisfactory
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BALTIMORE, ND. Oct. 2s,-FLouR-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer;
spot and the month, 7iAdEloe.; southern
Old November, 5tc.; southern white corl
old. 65a6Sc. Firm: No. 2 white, 36@
SsS,,Gc. Rye-Firm; No. q. 56c. Butte,-
Firm and unchanged Cheese-FirH and
unchanged Eggs and sAsar-Firm ana
unchanged
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CREAM OF THE NEWS
Happenings oflnterest Told in Fewest
Possible Words.

NEW ROCHELLE, October 2s.-It was
learned here to-day that c. Oliver lselin.
who has been selected to command the
new cup defender, has abandoned his tour
Of Europe and will sail with MS family
November 5th for this country
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT .es. 1902

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT IS, 1902
ARRIVED.
K Steamer Berkeley, Catherine. Norfolk.
mercf1andise and passengers Old Domin-
! Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
and James River landings. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
steamer Eemasse. o'Neii. Philadelphia.
Pa, merchandise ana passengers, Clyde
steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Domn-
ion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. IS, 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Amsteldyk, Rotterdam and Am
sterdam.
SAILED.
Steamer Orion. Havana.
Schooner Alverda e. Elsey. NeWberne.
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EAST BUFFALO. n, y, oct. SCAT

q EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 2S.--CAT-
TLE-Receipts. 500 head; quiet, asking
steady prices Veals steady; tops, SS2o@
$50; coomon to good, sl5O@s. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500 head, fairly active. shade
lower. Heavy, S6s5@7.o5; one load fancy.
SO; light workers., sS.5oaebs: pigs. $3.50;
nghs, $6,25g6,5o. stays. &9a.7b. Sheep
and lambs--Receipts, $500 head: steady.
Cuils to good sS.76GtSo: yearlings. $500
4; ewes, $3.25GS5 SC; sheep top. mixed, S4.ieSD
$50; culls to good. SL75G33.225.
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- CASH du0ta ti.'ns Il
firm. No. . spring wheat. lSAc.; No. ),
s67laa722c.; No. cred, 11s@n7sc- No: corn,
SIC; 40. ; yellow. 59ilkc. No. .2oats, zoe;
No. s white 2as. a3sa No: 2 rye. 4s.sc.
Good feeding barley. 5sglac,; fair to CHOICE
eswtern, s1.e4: prime Timothy seed, s..
Mess pork, per barrel SIG: 6oqls,le; lard,
per 100 pounds, 81. 4oall.421la short ribs
tlers boxed. slOalO.05. short clear sides
(boxed), sl1.75dl2. Whiskey. basis Of high
ines 81 81 Clover. contract grade. Sl0.75.
Butter easy: creameries, l6Es@24!4c.
diaries 15m21c. Cheese steady at 101.n
lls.c. Eggs steady; loss off cases returned,
~
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2S,-FLOUR-Market
flrmer and fairly active Rye-fl G
m neal. Rye-Firm; 10. western,
03c. Barley-Firm.
Wheat-spot firm: No: .. 1850. In face
of bearsh home statistics, Including DIE
to-day. advancing to high point Of the
season on bullish Australian crop news,
light offerings and a scare OF shorts. me
closed close T szc si Deeembsr st assher Mas
Corn-Spot market steady; NO. =, QUA.
Option market opened lower and was gen
orally weak under fine crop news and dis-
appointing cables until rallied l on tne tat s
about steady at lh9Mc. net. ADVANCE. jan
uary closed at Size: May, 4Saasc.: October,
6Gslc.; December, 55ssc. 49,
ton market was fairly steady all day with
at Sc,
picked bellies. 2Aa1sac.: picked hams,
l2all2l.c. Lard--Firm; western Steamed
ITO; October closed nominal at sll.1O; re-
fined, firm. Pork-Firm.
tn rsllfwyE at Sa RGsln RieeFr
Coffee-The market for coffee futures
opened quiet with quotations unchanged
to 5 points lower and later ruled fiat and
or demand of sufficient volume to alter
quotations alLer the starte. Sales were
500 bags. VISA the final tone. quiet and
prices net unchanged to points lower.
Spot Rio. quiet: No Z invoice: 5ssc-; mild,
steady; Cordova tx 912c. Sugar--Raw.
firm and steady; fair refining. 9 Lie; cen
trifugal, es test, 3ssc.:. refined, firm.
Butter-Steady; extra creamery, 25c.;
State dairy, 1sG24c. Cheese-Firm; new
State full cream small eGlore 6,td fancy ny
EXC: new. l21lac Eggs-steady; State
and Pennsylvania. average best q: 2aa &c
and Western, per $50 pounds. $l75@2;s Long
Island: s2ge12;; South Jersey sweets, SEQ
go. Peanuts-Quiet; fancy handpicked,5
SIC; other domestic. 3SiM5c.
Cabba ges-Dull; Long Island, per 100,
sl.5o12. Cotton-By steamer to Liver
pool, l2c.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. s-A continue ton
of good casl. and export demand, together
with buying by the Northwest, gave
strength to wheat to-day and close was
firm, December closing at &c. higher;
December corn closed Re lower, and oats
were ls@Ac. lower. January provisions
closed from a shade lower to SC. higher.
The leading futures ranged as; follows:
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. es,-cATTLE--Re,,
ceipts. 5000 head, including 500 Texans and
steers nominal at s7@S.4O; poor to medium,
So So. 715g16.7j: stockers an1 feeders. $2.2a9
Ass: cos. s1.40d4.l, heifers, SGD; Gamers,
Texas-fed steers. SS@4.40: western steers,
sS75@6.5O. Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5000
head; tomorrow. $4,000 head: left over,
4 800 head; 59lQc. lower than Mondays
Rose. Mixed and butchers. $6.359670:
good to choice heavy, s6.e9@6.75; rough
heavy, S615@G.&5; light, $6.201655:s bulk of
sales, 81. 5g6 %. .Sheep-Receipts. $1,000
head; sheep and lambs strong. Good to
choice wethsrs, sS.o0s14.15; fair to choice
mixed, s22,5o@s 1850; native lambs, ss.5o95.5o.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Oct. es.-sPIR-
IT'S TURPENTINE- othing doing; re-
ceipts q casksl Rosin-Firm at sI.25G1sa
receipts 81 barrels. Crude turpentine-
Firm at s1.75Ga; receipts: % barrels. Tar
Firm at $l.40; receipts, IS barrels.
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NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-EEEyES-Re-5
ceipts. z head; dressed beef Steady; city
dressed, native sides, S9i2c. per pound :.
Steers at III @14c., dressed weight; refrig-
orator beef at u@I1tc. per- pound. Ex-.
ports to-day, beef estimated. $50 bcoves.
1879 sheep and 2:slo quarters sof beet.
S.5od9 perl % pounds; a bunch Of grass
ers at sSIS. Sheep and iambs-Recepts,
I.lQ4 head: both sheep and lambs steady
los pounds: a few selected at 81, lambs
at. S4.62ls a. %. Dressed n1uttonS 61s0I7c,
per pound dressed lambs, a7@9c. HI gs-
Receipts l,SSl head.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. es.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 49c.; receipts, 1,434 casks:
sales, 400 casks exports. Sol casks: Rosin.
Firm. receipts, 1856 barrels; sales, 1928
barrels; exports, $50 barrels.
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Money [ oaned salaried People

retail merchants. Transfers. boarding
houses without security. Largest buatnsso
IN 42 principal cities. TOL1dAN.R Room
ID. lilo Main Street
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CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. es.-HoGs-Ac.
tive at s465a6.S1: Sheep-Steady at $lsO@
s.35. Lambs-Dull at $S.aOI5.e5
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
2 BALTIMORE, MD, .Oct. dashboard
Air Life common 29laG29s4: do. preferred
s7ss bid. Seaboard As, Si1sGS5.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. October aas -
General Robert St George Dyrenforth.
Of the Union Veteran
unlon, has issued q general order. to the
members OF the organization calling on
them to form into q political brotherhood
for mutual protection, reminding them
that .ths soldier vote counts.
FRANKLIN. KY. October 2a.-Cro4uet.
which was introduced into the Franklin
public schools in order to do away with
tina brutaliziug tendencies Of football, re-
suited to-day In the death Of Bessie.
Rt.wIand. q ssventeen-year.old school
pir1. who was struck on the head by q
mal,et thrown by her brother
I,ERLIN, October ga plan for a sew
cn-.n.Ia underground electric railroad from
the extreme north Of the town through
the center Of the Hallisches Gate. ending
ere suburb Of ecneenberg. Is before the
AIrnicipaI Council It Is calculated that
Il will take four years to construct the
rad and its cost Is estimated ut Sli.ooO.-s
mo-. to be covered by a loan.
NV YORK. October Three hours
before the Time osk for his Wedding Rans
ii Iosepf Get1, Or no lsl Stanton Street
Is led himself By drinking carboltc acid.
1870 e HtaHunSa for bfa Son.5 swing en03s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
AUCTION DAY.
Ar tbs
RlCHMONDBAzAAR

Among the consignment Of Horses
which will be sold at the Richmond
Bazaar at II o'clock to-day IS one
carload Of Standard Bred Horses
from S. ?. Herpisan & Co., of Lex
ington. KY.
los. LASSiTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

he loved his first vito too much to marry
,.galu. and was going to join her. Rabbi
Get zwas sixty years old. On account OF
ill health he had no regular charge. us
becs,me engaged to marry q Mrs, Fried
man several months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Richmond. Va. Oct IS, 1902.
QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Oct as.-FLOUR-Market
firmer and fairly active. Rye-Flour-
Quiet Buckwheat Flour-Quiet- Corn
enthusiastically. Rye-Flrm; No. western,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
AMERICAS FEDERATION LABOR

Phone, 400.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Law DEPARTMENT

Session begins September %;
entrance examinations as above
mn'rIcuIatinn fee, payable once,
$50. y two years course leads TO
the degree of bachelor of laws,
and entities to practiceaIl State
courts. Law students may pursue
ecademiceourSes without charges.