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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-25
C BREvITIES.

Peter Carletti drove III iio" nisi@uon
near Alpha Thursday afternoon on a
business trip.
o p. Campbell, superintendent OF
aha windfall cyanide mill. left Monday
for a trip to California.
The attention OF any q desiring to
,.ks pisno lessons is called TO the adj
~.,,isemeut under New To-Day"
Sam Garter, who recently took over the
n.roin lease Of the Henderson ranch,
v.s an arrival in Eurekso on Wednesday
Iudgs A. L. Fitzgerald returned to
r.,sls Monday ron q several months
-, nth reatives in the East and in
Csliforns.
Eessr Father and Eugene johnson
ARE departures for Reno on Wednes-
d.v. and will not return here until after
the Fourth.
An estray notice giving the descrip.
ton of two horses that have been taken
up is published in another column of
to.day's SENTINEL.
John Hancock. ST., John Vittle and
O. II. German returned Tuesday from
Reno, where they attended the Masonic
Grand Lodge meetings.
Through an advertisement published
under New To-Day" information il
desired regarding gold or silver mining
properties that will stand investigation.
Joe Arthur, q former well.known
resident OF Ruby Hill, who left here
several years ago for Montana, returned
to Eureka with a party of p%rospectors
Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Williams aud children
arrived Wednesday by private convey
snce from Ely on q visit to her mother,
Mrs. William Giles Of Eureka. Nick
Williams, brother Of Thomas, drove
them over.
Ned Clarke was an arrival Friday
from Blue Eagle. NyeCounty. He says
the stockmen In that section have just
finished their annual rodeo and return
ed home from the delivery Of the
cattle sold.
George Powell, who is interested in
several good claims at Buckhorn, spent
several days in Eureka this week. He
has been prospecting in the Monitor
range for the last two weeks and came
in here for mail and some supplies.
James McDermott came over from
Lamoille Valley. Elko County, last
Saturday and returned Sunday accom-
panied by his wife. who has been here
several weeks visiting her mother.
Mrs. McDermott's brother, Ray Swick,
left with them and will spend his vaca-
ton at the McDermott ranch.
Archie Clayton. wife and two child
rem, drove in Friday afternoon from
their home in Huntington Valley. Elko
County. Mrs. Clayton is a sister OF
Mrs. J. A. Rattazzi and they came in
for the purpose Of attending the funeral
Of the late James A. RAttazzi that took
place this afternoon.
Miss Geraldine. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hancock. Jr.. who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs Peter
Williams, and other relatives ut San
Jose. California, for the past five or six
months, returned home Thursday. Miss
Haucock's health, which was quite poor
when she left here. has greatly i'm
proyed
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-25
Nav Bra,s Band Organized

A new brass band composed at pres
n of 10 pieces has been organized on
Rubv Hill. Thomas Cardew is the
leader. and the name of the new organ
,v,,;on ia the Ruby Hill Brass Band.
The band began praoticing about two
weeks ago, and is making satisfactory
progress.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-25

Rev. Hoyt e. Henriques OF Battle
Mountain will hold both morning and
avanino services in st. James Episcopal
Church in Eureka on Sunday, June 20.
All ara invited to attend.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-25
Episcopal Guild Meeting

The next meeting Of st. James Episco-
pal Guild will be held at the home OF
Mrs. l. c. Q. Whiimore on Mob Hill.
Friday afternoon. July 1. All members
and friends are cordially invited.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-25
N.v.d. Girl Graduate. a. Wellesley

Wellesley. Mass. June fS.-Among
the successful candidates for the bache.
Tor of arts degree at Wellesley college is
an Ely. Nevada. girl. Miss Katherine
o. McGill. She will receive her degree
with honors at commencement next
Wednesday. She is the only inter
mountain girl 10 the graduating class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
STRENUOUS TIME
FOR CITY F|REMEN
Four Small Fires Keep Depart
mcnt Busy Throughout
Early Morning.

Four small fires. in all of which the
damage was trifling. kept the local fire
department busy early Tuesday morn
ing.
The first alarm was turned in shortly
after midnight, Fire had broken out
in the cupola of the Harris Moulding
Works, in Henrico county. Engine
Company M. responded to the alarm
and extinguished the fire with small
difficulty The damage is about $40.
The second fire was in Washington
ward. at Second and Decatur streets.
Rubber tubing connecting with a gas
let became ignited and for few mo-
ments caused spectacular flame. the
blaze was extinguished before the nre
engines arrived on the scene. The
sole damage consists of the destruc-
ton of the tubing.
Hardly had the bells been run an
nouncing that this fire had been put
out before third alarm came IN, TINS
time from No. 31S Nicholson street, in
Fulton. There Miss Machel fawcett
had gotten out of bed and lit small
al stove for the purpose of warming
herself. The stove exploded. En-
zine COMPANY No. hurried to the
house and fremen threw the stove
out OF a rear window into the back
ward. This ended the fire. The dam
age amounts to less than SIS.
The fourth fire of the morning broke
out in a cleaing and pressing estab-
lishrnent on Adams street between
Broad and Marshall streets. when a
gas stove exploded. The explosion Is
believed 10 have been due 10 the fact
that one of the workmen In the room
was smoking and dropped sparks from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
QUICK WORK PREVENTS
SERIOUS CONFEDERATION
Gas lgnites in Big Box Factory
and Prompt Action by Fire
men Saves Plant.

BY quick action the big plant OF
the Cratz Box Factory, Second and
Decatur streets, was saved from IRE
Tuesday morning shortly before
o clock.
An alarm was sent in by watch
man employed at the plant OF the
Standard Oil Company, who saw the
third floor of the box factory bril-
1iantly illuminated at $40 o clock,
Company No. 10 responded, ana al
ter smashing in the door of the big
tive-story building firemen were quick
ly on the scene, where flames were
leaping from floor to ceiling
1t was quickly discovered that a
rubber gas pipe had exploded, The
flowing gas was Immediately cut off
and the blaze died out almost at once.
Practically no damage was done.
The tubing, which is believed to
have exploded. 1t is said, crossed
steam feed pipe and the heat from
this, it is understood, caused spon-
taneous combustion.
A serious blaze was undoubtedly
averted by the quick work OF the fire
men. The fire started in the glue
room. where paints, Tarnishes and
other infiammable materials are kept
Had ii gained Roadway there Is nc
question but the building would have
been destroyed.
This property was formerly occupied
by the Wingo, Elicit az Crump, shoe
manufacturers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Sly Dan Cupid had a strenuous time
fixing IT so that Mr.. ID. Irving Coax
lev. assistant superintendent of the
washington. u. G, branch of the Mu-
tual Insurance Company. could slip a
wedding ring on the proper hnger OF
the left hand of pretty Miss Nellie
Nicholson, of Prince George county
Md. Saturday.
The couple. started for Richmond
Just about the same time that the
honeymoon special set out from Rich-
mond for Washington. Arrived, they
hired carriage and told the driver
to take them to the City Hall.
At the City Hail they entered the
elevator. and MIR Coakley hesitatingiy
asked the elevator man where one
might procure a marriage license. In
asking the question he blushed. So
also did Miss Nicholson. only more So.
The elevator man. being blase per
son. paid scant attention to the low
ers. beyond remarking dryly: one
might get marriage license in the
Office of the clerk of the Hastings
Court, but one won't to-day, because
the office Is closed. Always close at
l o'clock on Saturdays"
The smiles left the faces of the cou-
Pile but refusing to take the elevator
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
HAVE DIFFICULT TIME
TYING MARITAL KNOB
D. Irwin Coakly of Washington, D. G., ana MISS Ne''e
Nicholson, Finally Welded Here, Thanks TO deputy
Clerk Billy Breeder, Who Oficiates as Witness.

mans word for it, they went TO tIerh
Christians office to see Tor H1erh-
selves. There was 10 one there VINO
could issue a license, and the TWO
stood .speechless. utterly nonpiusseo,
Then kind-hearted janitor came
to the rescue and suggested num-
Der Of places were Deputy Clerk biilS
Breedon might he stopping, and when
might be reached by telephone Mr.
Coakley Immediately got busy on tne
wire. and about one hour later located
Mr. Breedon in the Business Men
Club. .
Mr.. Breedon declared he woui doe
delighted to accommodate the lovers.
Better still. when he found they dld
not know any minister in the city ne
offered to introduce them to Dr. James
Nelson. His proposition was accepted
and Mr.. Breedon officiated at the cefe-
mony in the capacity Of witness
THE last 1 saw Of them they were
doing things to big beefsteak smotn-
cred with mushrooms said Mr.. Bree-
don.
Mr.. Breedon says he likes to ne
witness at a wedding, but he is con-
fesses to being rather peeNed ne
cause he was not allowed to kiss the
bride.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
MURDERED YOUTH IS NOT
HERBERT L0nWAssER
1.ynchburg Parents Relieved by
Word That Son is Safe
in Baltimore.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.l
LYNCHBURG. Sept 2o.--Herbert.
the eighteen-year- old son of J. b.
Lohwasser. of this city, Is not the
murdered man, whose body was found
at Fort Myer His family after not
hearing from him, for some time. and
knowing that he was In that part OF
the state, have been extremely un-
easy about him This uneasiness was
increased to dread. when the discrip-
ten of the murdered man was after
wards found to be that OF william
Through, tailed to even the smallest
detail, with that OF Herbert. For
some days the Lohwssser family. has
been mourning the sen as dead.
When the identity of the murdered
man was known however. the Lob
wasser father set out In a search and
information was received here to-day,
that the missing Herbert. has been
located In Baltimore safe and sound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
CHILDREN HELD
FOR A HEARING
Juvenile Pickpockets Remanded
for Trial-More of Their
"Swar' Recovered.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
NORFOLK, VA. September 20.--To
await hearing on Thursday Helen
and Lucille Harper, the seven and
eleven year old girls arrested Satur-
day for pocket picking. were paroled
In custody Of their grandfather. @. j.
Gregeroy. yesterday morning.
1t was first thought that Chief Of
Police Kizer would recommend their
dismissal by Justice Duncan with the
understanding that they be turned
over to their parents to BE- kept at
their home at Lynhaver, about ten
miles from Norfolk.
Chief Kizer later learned, however,
that 1t would be best to investigate the
matter further. Reports Of missing
pocket books came to the police %
fast that II began to look like there
had been q Wholesale pilfering by
somebody. The detectives found .
diamond ring valued 1T $50 1t the
Harper home This ring was identi-
fed as the property Of . woman living
in the fashionable section OF the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
JUDGE MASON SHES At
MENTAL SCIENCE CURE
Fredericksburg Jurist at Rich
mond Hospital Lacks Faith
in Such Matters.

With the appearance of anything
but an i'll man. Judge j. r. Mason,
of Fredericksburg, former state Sem
ator, is awaiting a decision from the
surgeons at Johnston Willis sanitar-
iurn as to whether he shall go under
the knife. Judge Mason circulates
about the sanitarium and seems in
the best of spirits
Some one suggested to the Judge
Tuesday that ne might avoid the pos
sibility of an operation by turning
mental scientist and imagining that
there was nothing the matter with
HIM whether there was or not.
A suggestion like that was made to
me some years ago, when ] had
bad case of poison oak" commented
the Judge. but ] couldn't see how
1t was impossible for me To forget that
my face and good part of my body
was covered with it.
Judge Masons wife is with him at
the sanitarium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
MRS Redo WINS
A BARREL OF FLOUR
Church Hill Lady Baked Layer
Cake That Iickled Judges
Palates.

Mrs J. H. Redd, Jr.. of 3403 East
Marshall street, is Church Hills
champion cake baker. and has a
bright new barrel of -four to prove
her claim Il pre-eminence in that
regard.
A cake baking contest was conduct
ed by -four manufacturer, through
Mr.. Dan j. Hoiloran's at Twenty-ninth
and Broad streets last week and
practically all the housewives OF
Churcn Hill entered
When the cakes were piled togeth-
er for judgment there was an array
of toothsome sweets that would have
made q kings mouth water" The
contestants were many and the cakes
numerous. There were all kinds,
sizes and shapes OF cakes. After tast-
ing dainty slice from each and
every one OF them. the judges agreed
that Mrs. Redd's layer confection was
far and above all the others and she
was awarded the prize barrel OF flour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
BOARD IS INSPECTING
MATERNITY HOSPITALS
Making Rounds of Private Insti-
tutions to Sec if They Are
Licensed.

A tour of inspection Of the numerous
private maternity hospitals of the city,
was begun Tuesday afternoon in oruer
to determine whether or not they are
property licensed according 10 a law
passed by the last legislature. ana AN
ordinance passed by the old city coun-
Gil.
The inspection board comprises
three representatives OF the city board
of health and three representatives of
the State Board of Public Charities
and Corrections, They are as follows
DR. NJ. y. Hoge. Jr., Mr.. r. ID. Gar
Gin and DR. E. C. Levy, from the
health department. the Rev, c. s.
Hatcher. the Rev. J. 7. Mastin and
Mr.. j. Aston Cabell from the State
Board of Charities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
BAD LUCK PURsUEs
COMMANDER FAMILY
Mother and Father I'll and No
One to Care or Provide
for Three Little Ones.

Especial to The Richmond Virgipian.)
NORFOLK. VA, s ptember 20
With the father confined to his bed
for three months. the mother in a
delicate condition and three little
children to provide for the family Of
j. p. Commander. Is In a sad plight
To make matters worse Mrs. Com
mander who. with the exception OF
such aid as neighbors rendered, has
been the sole support of her family
for the past three months. was at
tackled by vertigo yesterday and fell
from the rear porch at their home.
She sustained injuries. that owing to
her delicate condition. may prove
fatal. She sprained one of her ankles
in the fall In addition to the other in
juries she received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Personals.

Mr.. J. T. Morrissett Is spending a
few days in Washington, ID. c,
Miss Ethel Strader is studying mu-
sic at Moravian College, Winston-Sa-
lem, \. {.
After visiting friends here Miss
Maude Swift, of La Crosse, has return
ed TO her home.
Miss Margaret A Reynolds and Miss
Mamie j. Jewett are visiting friends
in Washington, u. c.
Mrs George Sale has returned from
BallsViie. where she attended the
marriage OF her niece, Miss Resale
ellis, TO MIR. John Chewing, of Or
ange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
RESURVEY LINES
TO SETTLE ROW
Tongers Have Representatives TO
Watch Surveyor. Further Trou-
bic Expected from Oystermen.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September
a0.--Resurveying of the James river
oyster rock began Tuesday morning.
State Surveyor Rudiger. accompanied
by Commissioner Mcdonald Lee, is on
the ground.
A com mittee of tongers will repre-
sent their organization in the new sur
vey That the resurvey Will settle the
trouble is believed practically tmpos-
sibIe as the tongers want the planters
who have lands outside the Baylor
lines hut on which there Ia natural
rock disposessed.
Pending the resurvey. however, no
serious trouble is anticipated. All the
planters are determined TO hold the
State responsible for any loss they
may sustain by failure OF the State
TO furnish adequate protection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
]. D. i. A. N. MEN
HAVE A LIVELY FIGHT
Chairs, Books and Epithcts Fill
the Air During Terrific
Melee.

ERIE, PA. Seq 20.-The opening
session of the State Council of the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics broke up in q row this morn
ing. Refusal Of national officers to
permit delegates supporting John Ash
ford, of Pittsburg, candidate for vice
councillor, backing up the action of
the State body in refusing to pay per
capita tax to the national body, caused
the trouble. A freeforall fight fol-
lowed, in which books and chairs were
thrown and loud words INDUCED in,
Headed by Councillor Taylor, the sup
porters OF the national body finally
withdrew IN another hall and two
meetings are now being held behind
closed doors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
TO FORCE NEGRO
BACK OVER LINE
Requisition Papers Will Allow
Prisoner to be Brought Across
the Street.

Requisition papers requesting the
surrender of Fred Dixon, a negro fugi-
tive, now under arrest in Bristol, were
Tuesday sent by Governor Mann to
the chief executive of Tennessee,
Dixon Is wanted in this State for
felonious shooting. the crime having
been committed a short time ago in
Bristol. Va, just across the Tennessee
line. and the negro, having crossed
the street into the adjoining State be-
fore he could be caught by the Vir-
ginia officers
He was Immediately arrested. how
ever, by Tennessee officer. and plac-
ed in jail, but refuses to return 10
Virginia unless the formal demand
for his requisition Is made upon the
Governor Of Tennessee by the Cover
nor OF this Commonwealth,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
HE WILL ARREST
ALL ABSENTEES

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.l
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 20.--rired
of thin ranks on drill nights. Captain
H. A. Brinkiey, commanding Grimes
Battery Of Portsmouth, last night
served notice on members of his COM
pany that all those who failed TO show
up for drill next Monday night would
be arrested and locked up In jail for
four days.
The company will be inspected by
General 10 Lane Stern on September
80, and Captain Brinkley declares he
will have all members who fall TO
show up next Monday put in prison
until after that inspection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
STOLE HER TROTSSEAU.;
FINED FIVE DOLLARS

Clarence Moles, colored. was fined
SIS and costs Tuesday. by jury in
Husting Court. Part two, for stealing
his sisters wedding rousseau. Moles
was indicted Monday by the grand
jury on a charge of grand larceny,
He is alleged to have pawned the
garments.
Justification being shown William
Jeffreas, eolored, was acquitted of the
charge OF assaulting his brother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Paid In Full
,,, ,.,t,pAe-TrRs
eNSi w
Joseph BROOKS. collector Oh me lain
American steamship COMPANY
eost wen
Emma brooks- mas VIZ "a.
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age OF IAtlh America , t..,p
company - tai".u -
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American Steahsn'p
i s.
Mrs. Harms motntr VI .. f'Ia' 'n.e
WIDOW OF tapta.n ,s ass
associate III ""Ht ,'e'' -""'
Beth Hsrrls' her ohusn'eI -
can,at,
Sato, the Japanese Na'e' 49,
Niliams 800. " ~, ~ ",1 -
eugene water n'as'ei 49, .',,.,os.s ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
HRiDGEMAN LOSES THREE
FINGERS ON LEFT HAND

G. S. Wickersham, thirty years old,
bridegman In the employ of the South
ern railway. is minus three fingers on
his left hand as result of AN opera
tion which he underwent at the Re
treat for the Sick Tuesday morning.
Loss of the digits was due to an acct
dent he sustained while at work on a
bridge south of Richmond. DIR. Oscar
s. Owens amputated the fingers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
RALEIGH. y. c., September 90
Exact majority congressional God
win over Q, L. Clark. In Democratic
primary Sixth Congressional District
q according TO official canvass by
committee here to-day 4.502. Prim-
ary was held September Is, by direc-
don State Democratic Executive Com
nittee settle contest. in which both
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
CITY LOSES FIGHT
ON CORPORATION

Especial 10 The Richmond Tirginianp
NEWPORT NEWS. September 20.
Justice Brown. IN police court
Tuesday dismissed warrants against
the local public service corporation,
charged with doing business without
n license.
The city will appeal the corpora
ton claims the state law imposes psf-
centAge tax in lieu all other taxes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Major DIXON Improved.

Especial to The Richmond VtrHinian.)
RALEIGH, n. c., September To-
Attending physicians announce Tues
day afternoon that Major b. r. Dixon.
State auditor. who 70 narrowly escap-
ed death monday through m attack
Of angina .pectoris. 10 rsllying steadily
with Indications Of out OF immediate
danger with good prospect Of being
able to leave the hospital within :
week.
He sufferd considerably at inter-
walls during the night additional
opiates being required. but his con-
ditions II good to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Mrs. Christian Schaaf. widow Of the
late Christian Schaaf. Of Virginia ave-
nue. and Milton street. Highland Park.
died at the Virginia hospital Tuesday
morning. She had been III several
weeks and was operated on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Schaaf 10 survived by four
soma. Fred. Bernard. Edward and
Christian. two d4uGhters. Mrs. Henry
Poehier ana Miss Helen Schaaf, two
brothers and her mother NrA -.
BIaUek s q. 4 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
SUIT AGAINST ROAD
ONE OF FIRST CASES

TO be called for argument In the suit
The Supreme Court of Appeals OF
virginia will convene in this city. No-
venber .. the day following the gen
eral election. Among thu first cases
Of the Commonwealth against the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railway Involving the payment
Of franchise taxes.
About 10000 viii be added an
nualiy to the State treasury funds IL
Virginia attorneys are successful in
their night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Permits were issued by Building In
spector Beck Tuesday to the follow
ing.
Mrs. Alexander Werst to repair
brick store No. 1919 East Main strs..A
TO cost $3.50.
J. H. LynemAn, to repair frNqs
dwelling No: 600 North Twenty-thif0
street, to cost $1,000.
Joseph Bryan Estate, to repair brick
store No. sos East Broad street. to
cost 5000
Marriage Lteenses.
Marriage licenses were issued by De-
putty Clerk Breenden OF the Hastings
Court Tuesday to the following
Herbert Crowder and Miss ANNIE
Lewis r. Carter and Miss Lizzie
Marie Koss.
All OF the contracting parties are Of
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Range of Thermometers.
Minimum 60.

Light and local showers have fallen
during the past - hours on the North
Atlantic sea board the Ohio and Ten
nessee watershed and In the far west,
while elsewhere throughout the coun-
try dry weather continues. This
morning stations from the Middle Mis-
stssippi River to the Atlantic Coast
and throughout the Northeast report
cloudiness and unsettled weather, fhe
temperatures at this charting are
quite uniformly distributed according
to latitude ranging from 20 degrees
In the south to from As 10 IS degrees
in the extreme north
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
NEW RECORD MADE
IN TOBACCO PRICES

LYNCHBuRG. September 20.--A
rew high record was reached in
price OF tobacco. primmtngs 1T the
local tobacco market here this mori-
ing. when 1900 pounds sold for -
per hundred. This price IL an In
crease of a hundred per cent. in four
years.