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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
,ers. The brown son OF ouartermaster

others The brown son OF Quartermaster
Is probably thp fastest con OF ma age
IN the state snd as he keeps Pm doing
better Il IS thought that he will trot in
2:25 over good mile track before the
season ends.
Mr. H. T. Kline. formerly OF Macfeat
y Kline who conducted the southern
Horse Bazaar here is training and oriN-
inc the rhccnixvlle stable OF tr0ttcrs'
owned by W ID. Alth0uae, or inilfdei,
phia The mast prominent member oi
the string Is the brown stallion. Nlllla,n
Penn. race record. 2I2 81. made last season
IN his three year old form. $500
Tho diminutive bay stallion Little lobe.
T. distinguished himself by winning the
226 class trottng. at the recent Mystic
Park meeting, Boston, In 2.&iA, 2l9i,
2lQi. lie is by pamlico. 2iO. out of
am Indian pony mare. The great son OF
Mcandcr and Birthday, Is the only mem
bcr Of the 2.lO list with a representa-
tive holding a record as fast as Little
.o.' s. -
Mr. l.. Banks Holt, Alamance stock
Farm, Graham y. C.. has purchased
Of Gentry q Ramey, the bay pacing stall
Ion. John Il. Gentry. record, 2Q9l9.
John r. Gentry is Ave years old. snd by
Ashland Wilkes. 2l7i4 oMt OF Dame
Wood, dam OF Myron. McIlenry, 2.E'N,
grand dam Fancy. $50. The purchase
! was made during the Grand Circuit meet
ing AZ Bunalo. price reported 70 be some
thing over $1,000 The purchase was
made by Che Aiamance Farm trainer
, ana driver James +. Scott. Mr. Holt
seems dctcrr.l"d TO have the best ana
VIA such hisA class race hoIses anu
StLHous as JoAn H. Gentry. ana baIo-
nnt 2Ils AT me head OF Alamance,
/ wiir attention.
IL g. said that SOON was OUered ana
refused for igm'icO 21o'k. during The
Buffalo Meeting
C1rfain D. = Hancock writes me from,
Ellcr.'ie Stud Farm, that the 1926 crop Of
ycarIu-s pu4cn nave been shipped NORTH
/ AND wu bc sold tomorrow iu the sal
ding .pa1aoei,s. % The Coney Island Jock
T that lavo ye, lon me pace.
600 ,h. .iot 'h''c "ro lust not a 0@ oxen,
+ equally divided as 20 sex. Among mem
- r,r 1Itr o,vi f sod scnt on With Tie
4 Euersue consignment by Mr.. w c. Hardy.
o. \a.o.. .np j.. a 1un sister 10 ine
/ Great Norru9 and will attract the atten-
/ l,g of aU fau.icre ~ the running horse
/ These sent on hy Captain Hancock are
/ a bow .ot lv T.ius. ont OF Countcra'gn,
/ hv War D,rce. This colt is full brother
| Ia Jennie Eecuo. dam OF the very fast
! horse Tom SkfQroorn. < chestnut colt
nm brother 10 Kusseil. Harry I.usttn
/ ctc los Eolus. out Of TITLE Russell ly
S.athelo.k black colt, run brother
| to the fact performers. Nla Belle. and
Charale. ly imp. CharaEus ont Of Ada
Bone. hv Ifolus: bay FLY. fun sister
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Missing Links.

1t IS said that old Mecca, In Arabia.
and Thessa, in Thibet. are now closed to
Christian preachers, but lg9 years ago
nearly the whole world outside Of Europe
and America was shut
II is stated by authorities entitled TO
credence that two-ffths of the entire
area of the United States consist Of arid
land. and that upon 6lb,0o,0o acres OF
this land crops could be raised il water
were supplied
over fifty kinds OF bark are now used
in the manufacture of paper. Even ba-
mana skins. pea vines. cocoanut hbres,
hay. straw, water weeds, leaves shavings,
the same purpose.
Shanghai boasts OF the largest mission
press I'm the world. In connection with
Ii IS a type foundry. where electrOtyping
and stereOtyping are also done. The
press has fonts for printing in many Ian
guages and every year sends out more
than 81, 90 90 pages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug 25.-Wheat
traders were not very anxious to do bust
ness to-day the scenes In the pit bearing
a great resemblance 20 those OF the
closing day OF the year. when every
thing is given over TO amusement and
business discipline IS relaxed During
the last half hour there was a slight
Improvement in strength ana activity,
the result Of heavy Atlantic Seaboard
clearances, $50 100 bushels The ruling
tone was a firm one and was stabli shed
at the opening, because Of higher Liver
pool cables. where some response 10 our
weakness OF yesterday had been expect
ed. December wheat opened az 01a4c.,
sold between that and jGsc., closing at
j7Ac., KATE higher than yesterday.
change in prices took place.
Corn had such day AS wheat. orders
were few and for small quantities. part
~ because OF the hrmness On wheat and
partly for other reasons. principal among
which were smaller receipts than ox-
pected. May corn opened from - !c.
to 5Z94c., advanced 70 aic.. and closed
at 52'sd Sc, %c higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was &c. higher
Oats. for a few minutes at the start.
were easy. May oats closed lsc higher
Provisions had nothing Of interest or
importance in their action 4 stronger
hog market and a light run Of the ami
NAL were The only influences AZ the open
ire Later I'm the day the packers sold
some stuff. but not enough 20 be con-
sidered significant The close was I'M
changed for January pork DC. higher
for January lard. and &c lower for
January ribs. Liverpool cables We're
steady and domestic markets firm Re
ceipts Of product We're fair and The ship
ments large. Very littlc activity was
seen in the cash market
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NTW YORK. Aug. 25.-Cotton YuIet
mddi G sqif ~ %d,dInnss c ppls9pdss uI E
sales, 1920 bales; AgSusJ o oo1i Sepss "a
i per, o,H' q So; January, 6.93; February.
g G S9' March. 7.66; April. 7l2; May, 7;l9;
o oales rs bales spinners. 5d5 bales;
st Tos,l today and so far this week-Net
reco,"ts. ZOOS bales: stock, 5,S5i bales.
rot,I since September fst-Net receipts.
A.. poniis bales; exports TO Great Britain.
9's5x5i5 bales; France. 692.2o7 bales;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

Mfr. Thomas Bate, editor OF The
Graphlc. Texarkana, Arkansas has found
what he believes to be the best remedy
in existence for the fiux. His expert
"nce is well worth remembering. lie
seys: Last summer ! had very severe
atiack OF fiux. / tried almost every
known remedy, none giving relief. Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Ren9edy was recommended 20 me. |
nurchased "A bottle and received almost
immediate relief l continued 10 use
the medicine and was entirely cured
/ take pleasure in recommending this
remedy to any person suffering WIN
the best medicine IN existence" - and
20 cent bottles for sale by Owens a
Minor Drug Company. +. NJ. Slaughter
r.. p. Reeves & Co.. and w. q. Forst-
mann, druggistA -
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. 25.-Flour
dun and unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. . red spot and Au-
e1ist. 56hG56bc; September 3y.-4 Jlp4c,
December, 69stQ50A.c.; steamer No. = red,
58c. bid: milling wheat. by sample. &c.
Corn dull; mixed spot, sc. bid; south
ern white corn. God6lc. southern yellow
5gTGic. oc,,
6f5ic.; No. ? mixed, western, S4435c.
Rye higher; 10. 2, isc.
Eggs firm at l5WlHgc.
Sugar strong and active; granulated,
500
more and Ohio Southwestern second In
comes, 2s DO. third incomes. 3Aa9; Con-
solidated Gas stocks. GS4g67l4.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. 2j-Flour-
Spring patent. s3.35ll375; do. fancy, $2.6j
wheat. patent, s@55a2,00: fancy. S225q
30; family, $2.Don2lO.
Wheat quiet No. red. 55hc.
Corn-Receipts light and market ac-
tive; mixed ear. J4Ac.: yellow ear. 5Gc.:
No. . mixed &c: No. yellow. 5Sc.:
No. white, 5pc.
oats quiet No mixed, Sic; No. . do.
3li1c.; sample white, 3ic.; No. white.
35c.
Pork-sales city mess at Sf375; clear
mess, Sl475; family pork. Slt0O; clear
family. $3.50.
Lard steady: sales steam leaf at $500.
BacCn-Shorts, $500: short rib sides.
$50 short clear sides. $50.
Whisky fran at Sis
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NEw YORK PRoDucn MARKEr

NEW YORK. Aug 25.-F1our dun. easy.
ana neglected; winter wheat, low grades,
81. SjU2.50, DO. fancy % fair. S2.iVQ2'";
Minnesota clear S25JQ2G5; superhne
81 50q 1 50. Southern -four dull and weak
common 70 fair extra s. l0a3.oD, good 10
choice do, S3.0on3D; rye -four duh and
Wheat dull and firm. with options;
no. = red. store and elevator, JSttc.;
float, 5Sac. Options We're lUll and Lc.
higher on wet weather abroad ana nrmer
cables and local covering. closing firm,
with trading entirely local. December
and September most active. 40. red
closing: August, Csc, September, jslgc.;
October, jt2c.; Decemoer GlAc.; May.
6G4c.
Corn dull and hrmer; No. .. Ojaic.. Gle
and firm at 2-qHc. advance; May most
active; August. Gla-c.; September. UMc..
October 55l2c.; December 5ytsc.; May
jG2-c.
Oats dull and easy for whites. Options
duh and hrmcr; August, 33i2c., Septcm-
Der, 33%sc.. October 3+tic SpoI-N0.
?. %@l4ee,; 20. %hite' So No Cai-
3Gc.; mixed western, 341Yf3c.; white dO..
3G0llc.; white state. @84lc.
Wool steady and quiet, domestic fleece,
lsQ22c.: pulled. lJp34c.; Texas, lONl4c.
Beef quiet and steady family, sl90u
1900: extra mess, Ss.00QS.J0; beef hams
quiet and steady at $500; tierced beef
steady and quiet; city extra. India mess.
Sl5.O0di1.OO; cut meats firm ANA quiet;
picked bellies, $50; picked shoulders.
$GS7ia; picked hams. Sl1.134l2OO, mid
dies nominal.
Lard frmer and quiet; western steam
closed at $50; city. sos. Refined
irmer; Continent. s5.iji compound, $3.50
PORK quiet and firm; mess. $1,000
1928: extra prime, Sl3OOQI3.t0
Butter firm and quiet; state dairy,
la 22ihc.. DO. creamery. 1924 &c.; Penn
C1yltr4 MIA do lNfI.yiA,N western dairy
i30l3t2c. DO, creamery, l5Q24l2c.; do.
Elgins, 2iiac.
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm: crude.
29c; yellow, 33c.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
Rosin firm. strained, common to good,
Turpentine quiet and steady at 29A
N2!a.c
Potatoes quiet and steady
hice active and firm.
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good 10 choice dull
and steady at 2l43tc.
Peanuts quiet ana steady.
Colfee-OptOns opened steady and I'M
changed to % points up and closed quiet
and unchanged 70 y points up: August.
SI4Sj; October. Sl3O4l3.55 December.
SO 50: March. Si2.35pl2. 20. Spot Rio
dull and steady: No. :. $1G0O.
Sugar-Uaw quiet and firm: fair re-
0uiug. 3l.c Refined active and firm.
OFF 4. 4a-Hf 1f-i6c.: standard a. { 1850
&c: cut-loaf 5l,QJ 9-lGc.. crushed. 5ts1p
} 9-l6c. granulated. l3-lGajlsc.
Freights 20 Liverpool duh and weak.
cotton, Lied; grain, Hld.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO. Aug. 25-Tlour quiet
but steady; patent. $20u270. extra
fancy. S22Jn2 10; fancy, s. l042. 20:
choice. Sl.90N20D.
Wheat firm and higher: August. BIC
September. 5lhc. December, J4@sc.; May.
Coo.
Corn firm and higher: August and Sep
TENDER, 52iac.; September, Isle. May
SOC. bid
oats firm but quiet; August. 30Ac.;
May. $3.50.
Lard-Prlme steam. $50: choice. $40.
Dry Sailed Meuts-Shoulders. S6.37i3;
longs and clear ribs. s.. 2jgS31Ia: shorts,
SS3TladS -.
IIigh wines steady at 81 2S
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Railroad Stocks,
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. %, 1894.

Offerings-Wheat, l,1sS bushels; corn
%S Thi' eaal "a i t SaSHeS oats b 0"S"s
Sales~Wheat. l,lSS bushels corn
(ylite). IA bushels. oats - bushels.
Quotations.: Wheat-Longberry. 55c 10
Csc: mixed SIC. 10 CSC; shortberry. Doc
to jsc.; No. 2 red. 57Iac. to 5sc. c,.
COrn-White Virginia dag lots, oic''
No . white, DC: No. mixed G2c. ~. .
Outs-No. 2 mixed, 35c. TO 3oc.; no:
mixed, Bic TO 5jc.; winter. a6c. 10 SIC
Rye-5Oc 10 Bic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

ENSOR.-Died. in Baltimore, Thursday.
August is. ls94 Mr.. HIRAM ENSOR;
aged eighty-three years.
partment Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. and had been IN their employ
lfty years. Mr.. ENSOR retired about
seven years ago. He was Mason ana
odd Fellow. and a member Of the West
Minister Presbyterian church. A widow
ana two daughters survive him-Airs;
Amelia J Anderson Of Redmond, and
Mrs. Mary +. Anderson. OF Ne" Kent
county, Va: also four grandsonsEHiirra
mond. Va. and Frank Il. and Wilbur
Anderson. Of New Kent county, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

early and ruled easy later: heavy com
mon 20 choice mixed, S5.0O0JsD; choice
assorted. SJ.GJQj.1O; light, So.Wao'oo'
pigs $40.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady:
inferior to choice, Si00n3.2J; lambs
81 fILf4. 90
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NINIIA IV-NI7I w @A"1. y ~
Cattle-Recelpts 100; sales. $40.
Sheep and Lambs-iieceipts, $50; sales,
100
Hogs-Recelpts. $50: sales. 80.
Prices Cattie-Best, 3i2c. to 3a,c gross,
medium TO good, Sc. TO sac. gross; COM
Incn TO fair, &c. 10 2sic. gross; bulls, 2l.c.
TO 2aic. gross.
Sheep-2c. 10 Be. gross.
Iambs-3lAc. TO 4izc. gross.
Hogs-7c. to nc. net.
Market fairly active and prospects fair
for next week.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL.,. Aug.
25.-Cattle Receipts. 1900; market
5'55: stockers and feeders, S2O0a333,
cows and bulls. sl.25g3.50; calves. 500
600
Uogs-Receipts. 1900; market firm
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NNIIAfINGT4N

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. 25.-Rosin
firm; strained. SIC. good strained 90c.
Spirits turpentine steady at 2j&ic
Tar steady at $l.l0.
Crude turpeDtne quiet and steady;
hard, SlO0: soft. Si7O; virgin, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

Cash Quotations-Flour was dull. the
feeling was steady. and prices unclaimed,
No. 2 spring wheat, 54isGjJ1tc., 80. .
red. 5fhQ SIX; No ? corn. Doc; 30. .
oats, 90d3OAc.; mess pork, fl3.5u9l -;
lard. S1721b; short ribs S1.35Q1 80; dry
sailed shoulders, sGyq6 CIV; short clear
81. GjMI.I5; whisky. SIS.
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HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
LONE NOTES ON THE SUFFOLE, ~.
TRo1TING MELTING.
S,llie D.. by Ioodlcs, Jr.. Trots in ? go Ia.
Al. Hoi, Buys John II, Gcn,ry 200 lie.
Iitlo robe Enters the 2 30 List.

,.. . - .,.,..,ti
nf "','- '"''e Gay ''',- $500 "
zee crown hoW '"e f"itV"l"'"S SCI
,.
Ola. ans, aa, N u White OF lfcrt-
''' "'s' ""S VA "a "''N' Va
fri. y. o., captured the ~" Glass; "o'-
,.h lls lyo,,n cellinc H. l.. G..
,t..... to
g. ND'"oo'' SD" Oh lt""''''on''". w.
d. t..N tte heats 70 decide tle affair.
Sir Nhtcs e~0iug ticking tn" inst.
rl alu tftn. lu 2.-,ii. @s'.4, ~.'i'
o..iae SECOND from bis maiN o. -'-'-
J., u..e earlier in the season. u..,
in Poll. 3aDc e. Il. tusey. OF Rich
soonG noa tne fourth heat VITA Che bay
nsre -.lah iu 23-,. sac ls oy NonEar-
: .. Aoo0.s t'ArtUietoulau and can
-t ~, on cDoI mile lrack
II. ....a Iacc OF tue day "a purse
... r flro,-.elr-otis wIth no rec
49, .. unfinished. Islle GriGy. hy
Gr1. a- Jam Molly Ha!, dam Of
%"".' - -.',i ~ i,,ie c,.
.,.. NJ T,,'.in, a.. eteoIl
ffi IL. H.
>oa, ot 'r, ' .'r'o,1
',,(r,. ,.lrr,. 90 IN, wilton o,oi-. ont
''. Do ..''''O '' '' ~ ''''''' -'' 80 ,. Nv
O.. .-- 'N,.- 800 .'"t D..
.''' .'N Yves "t rag
tf.,,tr.-.' VII" e." & a..
g. | Ht,t"e. wilson y. c. i"I $50.
s.,e q Hf' n.y.. was SOFA at iEs E,''. tn2
llst 10y Air. HARRISON. who broueht Ter
2. 'in LtN'-'~.'i'' ny, 10 81. W. 'i'.' i'i
So! a.
. 49,.
ne SECOND ''N 'lc j.: I'.' " 's 40.
tNe -, '.. l'iS'' '"' N,N.4 " ,"'
10 VI. -; AI'. gay "t..' ~. az. . .....'
4" s.l"'EH' ",-'., t.i'..' ..., go Fl ,,
az ,'... gay .'''' ,,~,..,.'...
- "a 'i'i tTi '' ~ 80 at.''< g.,
t 49,, is 70 -
90. p, ... t.i ', a'.,.
- . ~ c.'.,f 80
p.ttir,',,. '' g., l., 49,, d., o. W., ..'
- - r.,i a. C.,r-.,., "t...' ~, w..
81 clat. i1 sfisi.|i. l...s, fi,0. 3iott
o-'f -.e,. lf.~ f'ifn,'i ,,...t 80
1..nI.., 81. r-.f , f.I.4 80 i'.. -
rle1 fu fh. g.3- class -r1 ro,, an
.-.irbf heats. .iI,a a..,t . ",.,.' . W ''
H.. cortenlin- horse i'm ms 10 ~
g.. Melville Cliei. grllin- Cl.pr.r o.,t.
owned los H. IS Fsav f,etd.tiUn \ a.
H. his four lrar Oh la1cef,r Of Ar
l-on, Mr Whlte has a goune mare
by qaitr "a margin on "A good mile
f-a SIZE Was pur. BASED az inc Tar-
l. sale 10 Richmond last f.U for
So The 2.lu class for purse of >l-u
f-rel Of ou fhc same dar was non lr
tr.. Dis though The lrly nlr Miss
tr ..t.raI hv g. b. No'rn,. fuienoI
second tte last two heats in 2.o5I-4 2.3il-4.
81. ..l second money
r.. $3.50 CLASS went 20 L.. d. Pendle-
-- Boston, iu .t'l.. 2i4a. 2,3J. The
g.. stallion claude Nelionot. owned 10y
q H. smith, Iicnmonl. and driven by c.
A ius.r. showed ur "al iu this race
f-..rE second me l1rt Lcat IN 80.
81. i- Iy 'Notl.s. Jr. sire Of NJ SIS
q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Aug. 20, 1894.
sun . -
sun t~l---.... W" -
Moon rl-t@..-... ..-......'-...'..l = \. vi.
Days lensth.................. I'm.
HIGH TIDE.
morning .''sss' : .''
Evening ....,............ ..,l ~
----
PORT OF WEST POINT Aug. -. 1894.
ARRIN ED.
Steamship city Of Columbia. Davis, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Crane Bond. Provi-
dcnce VIA Norfolk ana Newport News.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte Nlcllle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship city OF Columbia. Davis, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
steamship William Crane. Bond. Bal
timOre passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nieklc. Baltimore,
passengers ana general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

The Weber tone to be found only In
the matchless Weber piano., at
HUME-MINOR CO.,
coo east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

Hiss DANIELS SCHOOL, I0l WEST
vi MAIN STREET The Ninth Session
MONDAY III OCTOBER, 1891. Com
retent assistants VIII be- employed In
an branches. For circulars. apply to
the Principal or to bookstores.
fv2ftauiA cOdtlse
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

No. east Grace street. Richmond.
We. JOHN H. POWELL, Principal;
MRS. 4. g. PEYTON. Assistant Prln-
cipal. The tWcnty-secOnd session begins
WEDNESDAY, September ri. 1891. tata-
logues containing all necessary lnforma-
ton and the corps OF teachers can be
gotten at the bookstores. and will be
sent upon application. Jyi5-su. we&fr3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Especial.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davidson, eldest
daughter OF the late Colonel James David
SON. died this afternoon, after pro-
tractel Illness The deceased had for a
number OF years been a school teacher
here, and was slXty-nine years OF age.
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OH UABY.
,,ps. JOHN NHILose.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Aug. 25.-Spe-
cial-Mrs John Neiloss diel at her resi-
denc- In this city a few. days ago from
from The Norfolk Hospital performed an
or.ration on her, but the case was so far
advanced that she died in about twenty
f1ur hours. surviving her estimable daugh-
tor Miss Katie. exactly three weeks, who
vas u victim Of typhoid fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

WELDON. y. c., Aug. -Speclal.-Mr.
Andrew Bass, Il well known citizen Of
this county died almost suddenly at his
residence near here last night. Of heart
disease.
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WEEKLY RAM, STATEMENT
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. Aug. ., 1894.
Sales, 600 Virginia Centuries B. c.
at 5S7.; 1900 at -
1900 savannah American and Mont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

MRS. MAY TALLEY, FIFTEEN
VI years experience. Voice Culture.
Lampertis Method. Sight Singing, Plano
Mas0n's System Of Touch and Technic,
Theory. Analysis; Pedagogy as. applied
TO Instruction in Music: Musical Litera-
ture and Allied Subjects. Theory and
Analysts given 20 each student. History
Class for students once per week. Rich-
mond. Va Musical Studio. No. 2lO north
Fifth. between Grace and Broad
fytJ-su We&fT;}m
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. Aug. 20, 1894.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
OMNIBUS INJUNCTION GRAINED.
1t lie Far Reaching In its Scope and Can op-
crate in Thee States.

CHICAGO. July 2.-United States Dis
trlct Attorney Milchrist has completed the
omnibus bill for an injunction against the
strikers Ii is OF the most sweeping char
acter ever drawn and covers thirty-seyen
pages Of legal-cap. Judges WoOds ana
Hrcsscup, who respectively arrived from
indiana and Ohio this morning, In cham
bers examined the document, and after
TWO hours conference referred II back
% the United States District Attorney
Tor material amendment. Attorney-Gen-
erdl Olney wires that the bill Is to be
drawn under the provisions OF the inter-
state commerce act, which VIII make II
sweeping In the extreme. Judge Woods
SAID, after the conference, at noon: The
bil will be as broad as the continent, ana
the order OF the court will correspond"
Later.-The United States Court granted
the omnibus injunction prayed for by the
railroads. IL Is q double-header, and ap-
plies 10 the interference or all trains
crossing State lines that come under the
operations or ina interstate commerce act.
Under the jurisdiction Of Judge Woods II
Sdn be put into operation throughout
illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin.
The order names twenty three roads,
al within the membership OF the Railway
Association, and the Union Stock Yards
ana Transit Company, which must not be
interfered with. All the members OF the
american Railway Union, and all other
iIain from interfering with trains, freight
or passenger. The men are also ordered
no' " enter the yards or premises Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
An INCREASE ~ THE DEBT.
More Gold Drawn fpr shinment-ISa g
Pay In 100000.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The debt state
ment issued this afternoon shows a net
increase I'm the public debt, less cash in
the Treasury during June of SOL. .156
The interest-bearing debt increased $50.
The nOn-interest- bearing debt decreased
SIS, 1913. and the cash IN The Treasury de-
creased $3.50. so.
The balances OF the several classes Of
debt at the close Of business June Goth
were
Interest-bearing debt, S635 Ou, $50: debt
on which interest has ceased since ma
turity. $l,@l, ,2i0; debt bearing no interest,
%OlO0L6S5. Total. S0l6.Sy1,Nl6.
The certificates and Treasury notes, Of
set by an equal amount OF cash I'm the
Treasury, outstanding at the end OF the
month were 6l5,355,s20, decrease Of
%,T2. 625.
The total cash in the Treasury was
$U453S. $50.
The gold reserve was S63,S7S.O2L
Net cash balances. $50 III, ,il2.
In the month there was decrease In
gold coin and bars OF sl6&o.3S} the to-
tai at the close being 1881, 2l7 1873. OF silver
there was an Increase of 81, ,l03,,5A or
the surplus there was i'm national bank
the end of the previous month.
The Treasury gold reserve was drawn
on slightly to-day at New York for ex-
port tomorrow. $4,000 being engaged.
The banks paid In $4,000. leaving a net
loss for the day Of $4,000. and making
the gold reserve stand at S6i 68, 02i. In
official circles here the opinion Is eX-
the effect OF stiffening up exchange,
which last week had n downward ten
dency. and accounts for to-days with
draWal Of gold.