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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
WANTS TO MEET CAPTIVES.
Confederate Veteran Would Like to
See Federals He Took Prisoner.

Capt. ID. B. Null, veteran of the Con-
Tolerate army, now stationed at the
library door in the House of Repre-
sentative Office building. is anxious
to get into communication with the
three Union soldiers who were cap
tured by him near Knoxville. Tenn, In
November. 1868.
Capt. Null was member OF Col
Birds regiment. when ne made a raid
around Knoxville. The Federals he
captured were turned over to Col
scott and Col. Ashby. on little knoll
near their headquarters
ANY one of them will remember the
circumstances" says Capt. Null. 81
captured them and delivered them uI
TO Col. Scott and Col Ashby on a little
knoll. where their headquarters were
and / called at a farmhouse and haC
the lady bring them out lunch"
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Exhibit of Army Uniforms
on Models of U. S. Soldiers
of Interest to G. A. R. Men

Grand Army veterans in their sight
seeing rounds will find nothing more
eloquent of times past and present
than the War Departments exhibit
of what might be called the evolution
of the American soldier.
It takes many life.size plaster casts
to form this march of progress-start-
ing with the knee breeches of Bunker
Hill; turning army blue, later on, and.
as it were, passing the band stand in
the plain fighting khaki of today.
The most picturesque figure of the
revolutionary era is-"One of Morgans
Riflemen"-a combination of scout and
continental uniform in cream cloth,
which, incidentally, conflicts with Loss
ing, who gives linen as the material
worn by Morgan's men. A knife CLEANS
in his leather belt and a powder flask
of cows horn swings from his shoulder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

revolving boat howitzer and a yacht
gun, trophies of the civil war, and two
brass mortars captured at Fernandina.
Fla, in 1863. Relics further back than
the civil war may be found at the yard,
for as one enters the gate he faces
two big guns captured by Decatur in
his battle at Tripoli, and just to the
right. a gun of a later war. a six-inch
rife from the battleship Maine, sunk in
Havana 1harbof.
Two relics of the war, two brass
mortars, captured at Fernandina, have
been taken away from the navy yard
museum. and now repose at the Army
and Navy Club at 18th and I streets
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
BREAKING LAW CHARGED.
Photographers and Novelty Vendors
Are Placed in Arrest.

Twelve photographers and fifteen
persons selling novelties along Penn
sylvan.a avenue Tuesday night were ar
rested by the police of the sixth pre-
cinct on charges of obstructing the
sidewalk Eight similar arrests were
made by the police of the first precinct.
Many Of the persons arrested. it is
stated, came here from other cities. and
those who realized the difficulty of do
ing business without fear OF arrest
the police say. left the city Tuesday night
A number OF collaterals were forfeited
in Police Court yesterday. and other hear
ings were postponed until tomorrow.
Four runners for hotels or roomine
houses were arrested Tuesday night fol
doing business without permits. Their
cases will be heard in Police Court
tomorrow. when the sidewalk obstruction
cases are tried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
French Nurses Decorated.

PARIS. September 30.-Five society
women. Mines. Armagnac. Deiatour and
Maubourg de Chabannes and Miles lie
Bafr and De Lyrot. Red Cross nurses.
who were taken prisoner at Maubeuge.
have been decorated with the military
cross and commended in the general
army orders for heroic conduct in at
tending the wounded throughout the
siege OF Maubeuge and for taking up
their work as soon as they had been
liberated after three months of deten-
ton In Germany.
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Transport Buford Begins Trim.

GALVESTON, Tex, September 30
After being held in port seven DAYS
on account of the uncertain path of
the West Indian hurricane which
struck the Louisiana coast, the United
States Army transport Buford, with
the 9th Infantry on board. is today on
the way to Manila. via the Panama
canal. Orders for departure yesterday
were given after it was certain the
effects of the storm would not be felt
along the course the vessel sets TO-
the Yucatan channel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

mune of 1871; Malay krises captured
from pirates. besides many other ma
all on exhibition in the library of the
State Department, where there also is
collection of fifty thousand volumes
and engrossed copies of all the laws Of
the United States. all the proclama-
tons by the executives and a thousand
and one other records and archives.
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In the National Museum.

And over in the National Museumu
the big moment of the veterans life
may again vision itself in some me-
mento of association that, sparklike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

STANTON AND DOUGLAS HOS
PITFALLS, LOCATED BETWEEN I'd
AND Sd, H AND X STREETS
NORTHWEST. CONSPICUOUS IN
THIS PICTURE IS THE HOUSE OC-
CUPIED By GEN. GRANT WHEN HE
WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT, LATER
THE HOME OF GEN. SHERMAN,
AND LONG OCCUPIED BY CAPT.
MATTHEW G. EMERY, WASHING
TONS LAST MAYOR, AFTER WHOM
CAMP EMERY IS NAMED.
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P A T II
PAGES IA

by cord Of huntsman's green. On his
ribbon-tied hair flares a hat cooked
over the forehead with a rakish rosetts
and he leans against the rifle that gave
the command its name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

to more liberal speculation and the
price will be governed largely by the
law or supply and demand. Tho wheat
marx, market presented a. strong front carly
would prove in favor Of the bulls.
Crossings were l to 1h lower. Con-
utionS In the Northwest were unset
on l. and there was some wheat bought
Commission houses bought on n scale
down and the selling was by some of
inc larse concerns, notably those loose
~ connected with tho cash houses in
cash sales were at $4,000 bushels.
while the seaboard reported 100000
bushels for export.
Corn closed irregular, with Scptcm-
per rs cent lower, and deferred dcliv-
cries fractionally higher. The former
was under pressure. which was believed
10 be selling against country pur-
choscs. The heavy tone In September
delivery and weakness in wheat held
back the new crop months. hut there
was good buying Of these. and the fact
that country houses were taking them
was n noteworthy feature.
Cash corn was y to cent lower
and local shipping sales were 10000
bushels.
=. Oats felt the weight of the wheat
weakness and showed losses OF n 10
q cents; The Canadian official crop
report showing, Il yield of $4,000. 600
bushels had Il depressing influence, and
f fmers We're larger offerings OF oats
ness in corn held sellers in check. Cash
sales were 10000 bushels
PROVISIONS exhibited early strength.
, Tna reacted and closed little lower
mcnt buying of January products,
chiefly of lard. and the 10 to IL cont.
III inc hog market checked the early
huNahcc. Late weakness in wheat and
SSenins credited TO outside packers
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WAR sPEC|ALT TIES SOAR.
HOLDING ALL ATTENTION
Bethlehem and Cruciblc Steel MonoI'.
ollie Market With New
High Records.
DUPLICATES PREVIOUS SESSION
Owing to Vigorous Advance. One
House Refuses Orders Except for
CaSh-InCrcascd Interest in Rail-
roads Displayed by Customers.
Il, BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK September $50 DAYS stock
market was a duplication OF IN" nrcr'oHs
session the war stocks and Srccialtics ''"-
nopol!zing attention with new high records.
Bethlehem Steel and Cruc,hlc steel being
mo-, prominent Tho balance ot the lis,
displayed waiting attitude pcndirr 'he
contamination OF the huge VAR 'oan. Vet
"-au traders. however. have taken tim" by
the fGrelo.k ana made long commitments
on the basis that I'll" loan wtl' To- g success
and the expectation lascd on p's' events
that there VIII be q nl.y in tNo general lis;
whru formal anuoucp c'N"ut i mad" Of its
success. ~ the loan Will give rdicd i'm
U"tuS % our export Trad" and promises AG
fitfonal orders for munitions The general
market + expected TO reflect this improve.
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DEVICE TO HOLD OBJECT
MOTlONLESS IN SPACE
Italian Engineer, Louis ItOtu, Sol> es
Problem by Invention OF
Anunrntu.


PARIS. September l5.-An Italian
engineer, Louis Rota. has solved the
problem OF holding an object motion
less in space, according to the Mar
settles correspondent of Petit Parisicn
Rota Is credited with having con
structed an apparatus which. by the
action of electric current. can be Gle
Hated to a height of from 1000 to 1000
feet and kept motionlcss. or propelled
IN any direction at II speed of more
than 100 miles an hour.
Rotas apparatus is spindle shaped
twelve feet long and two feet i'm diar.c.
ter, and can carry Il weight of ninety
pounds. 1T is said to remain motion
less in wind of considerable velocity,
nut II the wind becomes very strong
1t rises automat ically until IL reaches
calmer regions Of the air. The invcn
ton is based upon rcaetions obtained
from the electro marnctic forces OF the
atmosphere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

ton Counties and the city OF BrI.
VIII meet In convention In Bristol,
saturday afternoon. to nominate q c
uidate for tho State Senate to opp
John Preston Buchanan. the Der
cratic nominee. At tho same time
republicans OF Bristol and Washi!
ton Counties Will nominate two car
dates for the House OF Delegates
OPPOSE Donald Il. Slant and the +,
!. Z. Ruck, the Democratic nomin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
VETERANS IN BRISTOL
Less Thnn 200 Como From r:nst Tenn...
nee and Southwest virSinfn
For Reunion
LSpecial 10 The Times-nisnatch1

IHpcciai 10 The Times Dispatch]
BRISTOL. VA. September
man 200 N-Confederate soldiers assem-
oieo mere to-day on the occasion of m.
twentieth annual reunion of veterans OF
EAST tennessee and Southwest Virginia
ms was In wide contrast 10 the first
.eM reuhions, when from 500 to 500 at
tended. The reunion was hold ,,do
inc auspices Of the Fulkerson Camp \
H. bachman. commander. presiding. The
orators were H. G. Peters. of Bristol
ana Judge Francis r. Hutton. of Abinr
don' The Daughters of the Confcdcracy
served dinner.
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Atlantic Coast Ii,
Ghc standard Railroad Of the

she Standard Kailruad Of the south
EFFECTIVE APRIL Z, 1913
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALI
+. Al. $3.50 A. N.
For No.to.k: 800 A M. 400 p. n.
p. NJ, ii:iv r. M
>. H.. 800 +. NJ. S:0 L. M
For fetersburs: 1850 A M. e:lB Al
t:lt A. 81. 500 A. N. $3.50 A. NJ. 500 p
400 +. NJ. r:ie r. NJ. t:ae r. n. e:S n
s:a +. NJ. 1l:a =. NJ.
Ft. Goldnboro and Fayetteville: 400 q
s:ls a. Y. $50 A. NJ. 1881 A ii. /
A. a.. l:t1 a NJ. 't:ip r. ~. t:+! r.
t:l7 r. NJ. s:5 r. IL. a:0o p. IL. 9:Vo ~
E:B +. Ii.
Except Sunday. tsunday only.
Time of arrival and departure ana cor,
lions not guaranteed
c. S. CAMPBELL D. p A. ElS Mai, s
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NLM YnR1l rnonrcE ,1Aunrr

NEW YORK. September l5.--Raw sugar
nominal; centrifugal. $50; molasscs. S.Go
refined quiet. Butter unsettled. cheese
StrL'!N' Sr"' coffee, quiet; Rio IS. SIC
A:ter sclin; higher the market for cot
t"n.eeu OH HAD a sharp setback under
prott:takinE. bu' again frmcd M on re
newcd hurinS for outside long accounts an'
oov'TlrF 10y pit shorts. Inspire! by ad.
N"rt'ne CruG" prices and the strength In
cotton. Final prices wer. ! TO Is points
higher sales. 5000 barrels Prime crude
~ "a!-s; pt'me summer yollcw spot and
Septema"r. 80. October and November. 3. -:
nec-nher. 6.;c January. c.2a: February s.is;
" 'rch. 6.5S. april. Sos: Prize winter vel.
low md summer white. .1T.-0
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AVERAGE WHEAT TRADER
FIGURES ON LARGER RUN
Demonstrated by Liberal SnIcs OF De-
cembcr Future In Markets of
This County.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

CHICAGO. September l5.--The aver
age trader in wheat AT Chicago. as well
as the markets OF the Northwest and
Southwest, is now figuring on a larger
run Of that grain. This was demon
stratcd by the liberal sales OF the De-
ccmber future in the markets Of this
country for to-day. The fact that Sep
TENDER continued tight was but natural.
as the cash wheat offering was grabbed
up eagerly by shorts and exporters
and il was hurricdly taken off the mar
ket. With the month OF September
out of the way, conditions surrounding
the wheat market vii, show n change
Tor the better. II VIII open the road
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CnI.rn> MAnI,IIs

NE" YORK Ser'cuhe' e. Heavy cot.
ION realizing was rrtl3ly absorbed to-day
and buT!ur became seust'iouatly active late
y the afternoon whe" december sold q.
.-2sc an1 all deliveries made new h!gr re
ords to' ihe season. Tho close ,,t. fru,
within a pom OF NO of thu b.s- ami al,
net gains az o. TO & p1iu's r.,r ngc,ES
being relai!N'.y .'r'nr. CcrtinGed sirength
IN LiNtrpo"' anG ',Im southern spot markets
encouraged bale here q: IN" ci,--liur and
aft'- starting unchanged 70 e potts m,
the HtarEei torn sol. Is to .1 pp!rts no.
higher : more favorhbl" View OF I,,a-
national politics and o; The exchange sit.
uaboH promote. the advance tut ,hor.
was heavy proh' = King Toward midday
the market turned easicv with prices or
% points OF from the best immediately .oi.
loving publ" OF ne ..ueEs II, favor
nUic weekly weather report. This r@,nr,
however. evidently .n!IeI 70 rnate-i,l lv
molly the hGl!ish Wow OF the c-op out
loo. and offerings were readily taken around
ibSic for October and u 10 for January
Covering by early sellers helped the suss~-
quent advance. October solo up 20 o. SIC
and January 70 -.-5Sc. Or about III n n.-
bale above the low Level o: las, summer
while Jolly sold NJ 1906
Futures Closss
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET

CTIICNiO. Srptcmher I.-IIraVN hcdEinE
sales In tho Northwest and lover quotations
from Liverpool caused break to dav in
prices here. The market. although steady
at the cl"se. was sc to liscH.'sc ne; lower
with september at .ii2c and Decor her at
"i""i's,. Com finished i,c OF TO shade
advance, oats. &c to tc dnvu and pro-
visions varying from 2'sc decline to like
hptdru
Cash grain: whent-No. . rod. nominal:
No rcd. 81 .osUs!I!is: No. hard nom!-
nal: No; hard. &.0sNsl.!o Corn-No. .
ECIINW 4 ibnrS MI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
BUYING ORDERS DIMINISH
AND PRICES RECEDE

o. oriicht developments being favorable.
n" nsrks; opened strong with ncw high
prices :or bethlehem Steel rruc!hl" steel
aud lHiustri43 Alcohol Chalmers vas
also in good demand Further Improvement
wa made during the first hour. hu hu%inE
orders diminished uctr'c noon cnd prices
fccedc! aside from tn. w,r issues md
spe. ialt", the list marked time during the
balance OF tho session
Eric stocks ana bonds continued In good
demand. arG the buying rcnr"s"ntcd ac-
cEitU!ai!on that has been ruinE for NJ
:rsst ,hrcc weeks. Whjle ruwors are cur
rent OF the resumption Of dividends OF the
first preferred IN the Immediate future,
these are not taken seriously BY persons
'vho have been purchasing tic shares and
h.e faln:linr with thc vicws Of The insitcrs
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Governor Invited 10 FnI,

lSpec!a! TO The Times Dispatch1
BRISTOL. VA, September l5-Gov-
ernor Henry c. Stuart and Governor
Rye OF Tennessee. have been invited
TO spend a day. If not moro. In Bristol.
during the AGRICULTURAL and industrial
,a!r. which will be held from Sep
TENDER IS to October !. inclusive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

NEW ORLEANS, September !s-smal,
Sroi estimates. sensational talk OF crop
damage and sharp rises in spots gave
cotton decided strength to-day. ard ad-
vanres were made into new h'1h ground for
the se2son Al the highest the most active
months were * to cs points over yesterdays
ma prices The close was at net gain
or ~ 10 - points. the market retail ming
rs strength in the face OF much proft,
taking by satisfied holders OF long con-
tra.H spots Registered advance OF
- points initdiing being quoted nj .0cIc
tn" market made its show 81 strength
IN 'hs face Of III" favorable weekly IRON
INC weather reports Their effect was OFF
>ct hF private accounts. stating that the
crop siiil WAS going back. and ny extreme
mate ~ under 100000 bales Tor Texas and
mn estimate OF !5onoNo bales for Georgia
"cr" reported, 90
i'ur"s closed irregular at an advance of
~ 20 - points Closing: October. 1914; De-
May, HIS 90 49, >
SPOT steady. . points up sales OIL the
ding, "a sc.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales At tnion Stockyards.)
report Tor the week ending September

~. .'Io.
Rest steers. -. to si.; medium to good. +.
80 10 medium TO good IS. to 81; common
to fair. . 10 "a: best COWS, 5H 10 "a: medium,
70 good az to 50: common 70 fair. s.: 10
~ orSt oxen. 81. To sN: medium n good
~ TO s common To- fair. Az TO 5,.: lest
oIlls. Sl- TO light. ia to s; calves. to 20:
common lower: best hogs. ia; so,vs ana
stays. 10 {; hes; sheep. 70 5,i; medium
To good I" ;. common to 'air, az 20 1;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW iORr. september l5.-Cotton goods
We're a"tir" tnd higher TODAY. with yarns
hrin and active Wool products we're Yer,
nTn. silks w"r" t"tiv" In the whol.saI 10
isa""S weic active ''' -
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NAVAL STORES

saw NNAH. Ga. September .I-"-urpen-
,inc 'iTin. So. sales, 90 casks: receipts
~ casks: shipments. +.5 casks. stock .o,o30
ASKS. Rosin !trm sales. ~ barrels; re-
coipts :$s barrels; shipments l.SS barrels.
STOCK. rteo barrels. Quote: A. r. sos:
G., D.. 20;i?. w.
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Norfolk &Western Railw

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TS SORFoIs
Schedule In effect April s. lSH
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond
NORFOLK 800 A. NJ. $500 r. 81, 1900 p!
FOR LfNCHBCRG AND THE WI.
'e:i3 A. III. $50 A. NJ. 'a:Vo r. NJ. 't::i
II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sIl:I
N. 't:4 3. NJ. 'li:6 p. AZ. From the "!
.s:a n ~. t2:0 +. ~. u:N p. ~. 's:s
81, $500 r. Ii.
'pa.ly. tDeity except Sunday. asa
only.
W. 3. BEvlLL w. C sAUNDEl
p. T. M, Roanoke @. p. A. Roar
C. Il. BOSLEY. d. p. A.. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
SOUTHERN RAILWk

>Tains Leave Rtchmond-Main ST. sta
Schedule figures not guaranteed. For
South--Daily: $50 A. NJ. local; io:aO A
express: p. NJ. express. with obsrrvi
sleeping car for Atlanta: i,:l5 f.. ~ .xr-
sleeping car open 800 +. 81. 800 =. NJ, /
for keysvilla and Chase City-week da
except Sanday. come ting for Bati
.Parlor car). I:3, and ASS P. ~. ,
local.
I:o5 4. 81. and $50 A. NJ. $3.50 p. a.,
=. NJ. daily: S:R A. NJ. except Sur
from West Point: S:tS A. n. except !;
day: $40 A. 81. and s:l5 p. NJ. daily.
OtiIc" So7 r. Main St. Phone Madison /.
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ONE HOrSI. REFtSES
ORDERS WITHOUT CASH

Caicaso. Rock Island and Pacific was
m|ncn, of Inc 20 ,ni"rost Of the ebensures
While it hos oeen declared that the money
g ben Essed ,6 mas no, GeeN s5 III
The interest The delay, however. is be.
.i.nfd TO be due 70 the rhys,sai work Of
pla7ing them with the people, who have
nTomtsed 20 purchase them and thus sup.
Owing to the vigorous advance OF the war
s;o,ks one prominen, odd-lo, house is 70.
Re'nIchcr, stee!, Crucihle Steel and tho
high; priced motor stocks except for, cash
ere accepting orders IN thcs" stocks only
;ror. Did customers. and then insisting on
amply reflects the Apprehension entertained
Nv most broker rrEartsnF a sudden lrop
stocks. ike ae,hicSem ara cruc.h -, ~ Vii. Viii
probably 20, hishc. but they xnv they want
!" Ne on the safe side should cola rsc
oid-lo, houses also report ina, their GUS
the railroads, and that business is Yer,
good. While the number OF open accounts
Day "0 ha a. yoGme as o., "e new wer" SSi0Ts
opened is very gratifying.
NEW YORK September discriminating
the war spectalues md several OF 10 low,
States Steel failed 10 hold its own. The
leadetshin falling, behind Allis- Chalmers,
Crucihle steel and other irdustrials OF IA!
less prominence.
Erie and Rock Island. conapicuous for
thei ractivity pursued contrary courses the
forcmer showing increased strength on re-
ported furthc raccumulations of the pre-
frred shares while the latter became heavy
on news that tho Fedora! court had ordered
that restitution suits he instituted against
members Of tho hoard Niuncs polls md
st Louis issues declined abruptly lave. on
The news OF the serious illness OF tho com
investmen, railways moved by minor trao-
tons until the final hour. when Reading
fel Ito !te',. It's lowest or the dov and
other standard stocks denoted rccurrcnt
pressure Shares OF tho Ions Island Pail
road. PENNSYLVANIA subsidiary, We're prom
inent Cor their strength advancing 10 80
New high records for the war shares were
once more IN order. Bethlehem Stce! rose
point 10 $50: Cruc.h.c Steel. ~ to 9:ss nd
United states Alcohol -. 10 sN. The un
certain trend of these shares was again
Total sales u: stocks amounted 10 50: $50
shares.
international credits and the status OF AZ.
:airs WITH Germany doubtless were resron-
s!h!e Tor the markets du!lness and surer-
hcial character Rnmors that WASHINGTON
'n!eht enter an objection 10 the rropusod
Anglo French loan caused renewed discus
sion OF that problem
Exchange on London was dull. but steady.
WITH fewer offerings OF Continental bills
Trading In bonds lacked especial feature
"sto" from the steady tone
United states bonds were unchanged on
NEW YORK. september :a-Mercs,,n.
paper 34G3t. Sterling siXcy-dav h,N.
800 Tor demand "sHa f"r cahlSd :, So;
crrr7ca, hor.i:s :.rSady:.. taiiir@ac no ,,%H,
As. ? '1fr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

msnt-MidlliEE. to.76c Exports LIS bales:
sales. 100 bales: stock. $3.50 bales
Iotal TO day at all ports-Nct rcccir,s
%:.-'S bales: exports. 1873 bal les; stock 81
80 bales "
Tota! for week-Net receipts 1llns6 bales
exports Ss.3ll bales
Total for scason-Net recent, a.. .;3 hato..
exports S7.aSc bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Rr:mblicnn Opposition.
BRISTOL. VA. September l5.-The
Republicans of Smyth and Washing
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO September ls.-Hocs. weak
tnlN So'@S'%: light sL5s9sS A. mixed
>6.s"TfS3j. heavy. siSoTS16o. rough 81 IoG
$40: pigs So c5Ts, g. Ca,tlp stro~r ma
live beef cntt!c. Sc alGiin.t0. COWS md heifers
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s:.'oTs%+j: caves :. 5oas,coo sheer FIRM:
wethcrS S.2jHsi.:n. ewes, S3.iOutj.5N. lambs
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Justice Lamar. Condition Unchanged.

SuHuitiOn Unchanged.
tSpccial 70 The Times Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w ".
september l5.-No change was noted
to-day in the condition OF Associate
Justice Lamar. OF the United states SUI
preme Court.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay RAILWAY Cor
sEARoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

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southbound trains scheduled to leave +
mono daily. t:3S IL. Local 10 SorIlna
4. Al. sirepeIs and coaches. Atlanta
minshan; t:A +. II. through coache,
rAeepers 10 Jacksonville: t::,5 A. 81, alec
Atlanta. BirminEna.n Jack.onviIIe Tn,
and coaches Jacksonville
Sor:olouro trims ncneduled to arriv
$40 a. NJ. $50 +. 81 "