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.4EVERAL new upright butter ice-boxes for sale
stores ntted out shortest notice. WATTS. 2l2
IEast 9Th St.
ISEWING MACHINES-The place 10 buy is
. where you can get something with an estab-
lshed reputation at n fair price: singer, $40
Pew Home, N2oi Automatic, slU: Chain stitch
I second hand, 81 TO $40. THE GEO. HAS
BItOUCk co., 1853 West 23d 81. ground hoOr).
fEwINo MACHINES OF all kinds; new. S2 up;
good secondhand ones from $40 for cash or
tnonth,y payments; We exchange. rent and repair
I'll kinds Of machines. KRUSE NFQ. CO., ia
~ 18th St. 2os Grand at.
1txG. for nower boxes, &C.. other lots zoe.
Not GRANT. 200 West t2d st
MRS, all makes. $40 to $50; fully. guar
Hhpped allowing examination; rentals.
aend postal for memorandum book.
TEL rrtEwRrrnn ExcHANor.
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Tho Q O'Clock Edition ana sAs
Sporting Extra OF h Evenann
World contain more sportins nesvs
OF interest than ean be feuna -
an other ~eveAsas nswsgapsrs
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GOOD ALOON and lunch-room: old stand: busi-
ness centre. on account OF having two busl-
nesses; no agent Inquire OF MR.. A. PREvoTs.
| proprietor, IL Crosby ST. 0
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10TH ST. lO3 Comfortably furnished cool
rooms. eas, bathroom. gentlemen. 81. s.. 50. 81
inward weekly, GRAY.
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EaIt

Kat side.
LE TGSmS, y ,'oo Ave. E.,v e son ivan large fun Furnished
references.
LEXINGTON AVE, %6so-Larqe, lovely, cool,
airy furnished room 4 private bath: visitors or
permanent psrlor ioor.
room, excellent board, 81 for 2; American
family.
MADISON AVE, ~77G-Iarge h small rooms: e1-
cellent table: transients accommodated: SUM
mer prices.
10TH ST., AZ Hal rooms. with board: other
Vacancies: %lndicsor gentlemen; reasonable.
10TH ST. iio E-Neatiy furnished room, . or ]
gentlemen, with board also hall room.
nth ST. 26 l.. Handsome large room. second
foor, front, also single rooms, with board; ex-
celieni table.
18TH ST. 23l Clean, neatly furnished rooms,
with board: Indies, 81: gentlemen, go; plano &
lirH 81. 3iG L. Large h small rooms, with
excellent bonrd; ~. 90. 50 weekly.
l7TH ST. l:3 T.. corner Irving place-Elegantiy
furnished rooms; nne beard; prices moderate.
2lST ST. ~ l.. handsomely furnished rooms,
with board visitors tn city rea-
sonnbie rates; references,
22p ST, lis E.-Niceiy. furnished rooms 4
OonrI; gentlcmen,s ~; ladies, ~ table boat q, ~.
23D 81, @iS +. Nice heard; room, ., 50; sin
gle. SO bal h: ring hell II.
24rH ST.. 2si y. -I,ooms, with or without
board lodging from % cents up.
csTH ST. $50 E.-Furnished rooms for :. with
board every convenience, table board.
18TH ST. ia6 a Iss E.-Dsairable rooms; every
convenience: with or without board: also
table board.
3IsT ST, Z E.-IIandsor,e rooms: nrst-clsss table
O. accommodations. psrlor floor for physician.
BATH ST, POI r. Furnished room 4 board;
steady man or light housekeeping. J~anitress.
18TH ST.. 6 E.-Elesant rooms. with n~rst-class
board 4 attendance. references.
10TH ST., 2"B T. Cool airy rooms, with good
board all accommodations hot Il cold winter;
reasonable.
! AID Sr., $50 E.-Furpished rons. q 80: gen
,tlemen; others, s3, $3.50 housekeeping no
children.
42D 81. BIG r. Furnished front parlor q front
hall rooms, Tor gentlemen: Reasonable.
Both ST. 346 r: Elegantly furnished room:
with good board: private Jewish family; oil
convenlences, summer prices.
bsrH ST, 800 +. Few men, best board. light
rooms, hath -; furnished rooms. light house
keeping, 81. 70 10 81
5sTH ST, 100 E. Large 4 small rooms In pri.
vate house: references required.
GOTH ST.. go n. -Funished rooms. all con.
veniences; Superior board; table board; Jewish
family.
TAD ST.. lss r. Nicely furnished rooms, 1, .
adults, with or without board; private.
S2D ST.. 100 +. Large front room I'd floor, with
board terms moderate: all convenience
S7TH ST. 1853 E.-Bosrders wanted: all I'm
p~rovements. men, IS: home comforts. Casey.
ll5TH ST. ia Z. Nice large room. excellent
board, for 2; private Jewish family.
le2D ST., 1879 E.-Plensant & desirable rooms, with
board: all cOnyenIcnces.
i.4Tu ST.. corner Lexington ave. Hotel Peteler)
handsomely furnished rooms. with or without
boa I'd terms reasonable.
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Boarders Wanted.
NO EXTRA CHARGE,

Every branch office OF the American
District Telegram Company Is now q
BRANCH. office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
main office. A.. ID. T. messengers will
call for your advt without exTa charge.
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For Sale.

observation-disclosures largest stock In
city; beautiful instruments rented, 81 monthly.
TYPEWRITER BARGAIN EXCHANGE. EOS Broad.
way.
VERY OLD VIOLIN. nne in tone. 500. J. ". N,
121 Clinton place.
WATCHES. diamonds, jeweiry, 81 weekly install.
msnts; articles delivered on first payment EX
CHANGE WATCH CO.. al Broadway.
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For Sale.

One TIM, sSr. per kse Second Tive sfc. 20
hne; Thfri and Subsequent 7inles. zoo pc hHA
he. vr line ertru charge on Sunddys
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wsst Side.

West Side.
GREENWICH AVE. lll-Nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping; all convenienoeA
0REENWIrH ST. IOo--Llght. airy rooms, nicely
furnished for men, 81 week d up
MAcDoUGALsT ST., laO. near Warrington square
NM halsss sspinx hath. -, -I.--
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MO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch office OF the American
District Telegraph Company is now a
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
call for you advt. without extra charge.
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Good Will q Interest for Sale.

one Time, CSC. per line: Second 1fne, ffe Pc
h,e; THIRD ond Subsequent Tine, roc pr hnH
&c. per line errd on Suadops
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PIANO, perfectly new. as well as the balance Of
the elegantly furnished private house to be sold
his week. $50 Il. 72d st, also evenings.
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Good Will q interest for Sale.

GOOD VIII u interest tor Sale.
RESTAURANT. doing good business. for sale. In
usirs S27 West ct.
SALOON, pool and billiard parlor. with hall
and metting room, good place. FREY. 800
sth ave.
sALOON-First-ciass saloon, do'ng good business.
rent SIS. license till Nov. l5. only $780, 3S
r. 33d At.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale; doing large. profit
able business; cheap: owing to sickness. NUN
SON, 23 I'd ave.
THE FINEST corner liquor store in Jersey City;
large trade: price reasonable; satisfactory rca-
son for selling: not much money required; strictly
business; cheap to quick buyer. NJ. r.. box 36
World.
wELL-EsTADLIsHED confectionery store, con-
nected with ice-creain parlor. Inquire l.. Low
enthal. Wholesale Confectioner. 32s West 5sth st.
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MONEY to loan on furniture. pianos. &c-; legal
interest; easy payments; business CONFIDENTIAL;
PATTE% & co. s6+4 Atlantic ave. East new
York Bank Building. rooms S and 6, Brooklyntsn-
trance PennsylyanIa ave.
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Furni3hed-West Side,

10TH ST. IA W.. outside beli-Apartment OF 8
nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping.
18TH r.-DaIntly furnished 3-rnOm nat. in
white & gold, $3.50 weekly: linen, silver. .
beds. LAG $500 furnished aatsl, 2i2 W, ed st.
2cD ST. 2S w.-EIesantly furnished: white &
gold. summer prices. stark.
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Furnished-East Side.

FUFWTSWCu- EHBC oTuG,
BATH ST.. "32 T.. Cool, handsome. comp'e ely
furnished 4 room fiat; linen, silver; 81 %.
18TH ST. 237 E,-Apartments OF I nice rooms
hot u cold water; rent free to July LIST; SO TO
SIS. Apply to Janltor.
GOTH ST.. 233 f.. . neatly furnished. out,ile.
cool rooms, bath, improvements, ~. rldrcdge.
list ST. loo T., % nat-Nea 9Th Regiment Ar
mory 4 Normal College; furnished Hat: plano.
references.
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Basement o let,
BATH Sr. 80 W ~oTtherno VIII tiEd II much
cheaper u an y hpiei; lar-r ID TIA: servants
room sceu from l. 10 D o'clock = month.
N.A II. VAN
S5TII ST, 100 W. near n~roadway-Siccly fur
R.Ghed nat, 4 light CONS, 81 weekly,
30 II 81. lSS ". -F Fiat D rooms q bath July fur
niahed, Slu& sl2.
36TH ST, 3i6 w,-ANminster carpets. handsomely
furnished. complete; 4 light rooms, private hallS
4 bathroom; central location. reasonable for suln-
msr. inquire janitor.
sGTH ST. 40 vs. rooms. bath, superbly fur
nlsled; chance summer price; look 4 make
offer, ~janitor. Ellis, z2o W. tist ST.
s7TH ST., 22s w.-Nlcely furnished fats: 4 q S
rooms 4 bath. Janltor.
18Th ST.. 2T3 W, % rooms, bath, piano, beau.
tinlly furnished. make oner. Janltor, ELLIS,
40 w. 4lst sh.
18Th ST. g wi i.sa furnished a..s |.
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BAFEs-Qld and new safes; safes on easy terms;
safes exchanac cd, moved and repaired. W. IL.
BUTLER, 70 Duane st., near Broadway.
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SITlI ST, N E--FurnIshPl rooms Tor pdu
Keeping. doub!e, single from 81 to S. IN
nVrN ~. ~. l., ioul, airy rooms. stationary
bHus, gH", bath IL u?NIri; private houie,
llsTu ST. ISL Large. beautiful front room;
also hail room. Sl,5J; private house,
PLEASANT COTTAGE, a5O T.. 10th 81 q
snail connecting rooms, - weekly; complete
Housekeeping coal Tree,
10 LET-A nicely furnished front 4 back parlor
to- Gentlemel or married couple, selling, 100
u. lith 81.
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-A.-sToRE FIXTURES. counters. shelving.
showcases, conee-mills, scales, mirror-front tea
ans, upright butter refrigeratorS 2s5 and 237
} Sroome st.
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A.-CoUNTERs. shelves. showcases. mirror. cans.
scales. chandeliers. cheese covers. ice-boIes,
jars. sos East l25th st.
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al N-SS " w. NNHN' '"N'"'' -
10TH ST. l03 Comfortably furnished cool
rooms. Eas, bathroom. gentlemen: 81. s.. 80, 81
upward weekly, Gray.
43D ST, 1879 W near Barrett House-Yery at
~trActiyo rooms, central location; transients ac-
commndated at summer prices.
l3D ST. 1876 w.-IarGc s small rooms: running
water: bath & large closets.
ANN 81, 3D. ". Large front room or two al
iOIuIng rooms; So; hol,seSropinC ur gentlemen
44TH 81. liT W, near Broadway Furnished
rooms; Pre- - reasonable 10 permanent parties.
9TH ST, 3gi w.-Hands0mely furnished rooms;
all coHyeniclccs. SKINNER rates. excellent To-
cality.
i6TH ST. 2l7 W. near DroldWay-LNrge & small
rooms, closets a running water, s. up.
ASIA 81. - ~ .lvcly Iurllsh"i p0rlOrS,
connecting. All couYeuiencrs; bCai optional;
private house,
4STII 81. lGI y, Large, cool room, suitable
for a gentleman 81 weekly. Spi!lman,
5ITII ST. IO1 ". square front room house
Keeping II desired; rcut low ring twice.
5sTH ST. .ii w,-Ncwly furnished. airy rooms.
large 6 small, very moderate.
5iTIi ~. 80. ", FuralShrd rooms TO suit gen.
tICmcu from Ito ~ weekly.
eth ST, "a w.-Ro5ms. nicely furnished. very
reasonable references. Tipton's bell
5SlI II -. Si ". = nj; NcI furnished 'front.'
hn,i room near station; -; references,
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MILK-For sale. several cans pure milk daily.
also buttermilr. $40 "a ave.
MIRROR FRONT oak folding. bed. $50. 922 9th
ave-, corner b9th st IIix bell.
PATENT FOR SALE OF COMMUNICATING machine,
For particulars address
ROYALTY. box IFS World.
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FIRsT-CLAss cigar store for sale in Passaic,
on the main street. Apply or address A.
LYMAN, 2e2 Main St, Passaic, n. J.
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.-SPECIALTY buying contents dwellings. mats,
hotels; city. country. Call or address log West
ID nj
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urnIshsd-wss Side

oioe.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 647, near 03d J. station
Cheapest third fiat In city; decorated. steam
heat; d rooms 4 bath; rent only $40 JanitoE
LEROY ST., bs-slO. LIST hoor, . large rooms,
for quiet family. Mr. Howgii.
ssoEroN ~ ss-AP.'tnsa.s Q Let Y private
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orr 81. 200 4. Large furnished front room,
h,u excepting, ga>, oath, -: small room. Sl.tn
esd 81. 100 4. Nicely uInishpd hrut rooms
closets, running water X every convenience -.
7OTH IT. "u9 L. Nicely iuruishcd Hight rooms
hou eEcrping; improvements; u. % Nv,
MCANuN, E""R
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Nice furnished rooms to let,

Asst ST, 331 /. -Siccly furnished rooms. light
hIn-ekecpiug; hall room. 81 rs; all conve-
n. .rIttf,.
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sJTH ST. $50 F-Furnishel rooms for light
housekeeping. 81 & 50; other rooms. 81.
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A FEES sold dIrec: ',sm factory house. SIC: bnsI-
-. 80, catalogue Tree N. I. SAFE CO..
81 Clinton plac,,
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VNTT 81 -NV N--TfNTFN q EWIW TI1E T0OTIH,
HHHWNHrfR summer prices. G.
QUA smYti4 ". 3pclsSnt iGun: looms; rai,
mn ,T"Hy reasonable. 81 door,
tOfiI 81 - W, A hall room; also lUrse cool.
uacS pastor: ptvgtr hou.c,
SID 81, 40 W, . hlo' K from l. : alton, y
hook from street care, connecting WITH Broad,
way cars Pdrlur & RlcuNp, CWlng room and
kitC,ra, for Ight hOl,ekesp ping: every con-
yCuicucr. ~perry.
SD 81, l3O W. -pArOr slcuyc with use Of
plano tath; gentlemen preferred. toyar,,
81 IA 81 li3 W, between Oh e luth ayeS -
uturnished rooms to let, with or without board
18TH ST., 22T w.-Fauirs Park; handsome
ll2rH ST., lO0 ". -prettily furnished parlor 4
bedroom, facing Central Park; reasonable.
Redmon.
l24TH ST., 10 W. Part OF I'd ist; single. all
light rooms. nicely Furnished; light housekeep-
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A.-sToRE FIXTURES, counters. shelving. show
cases. upright butter refrigerators. coffee mill.
acales. 2lh East ID ST.
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{sAFEs, new and secondhand: Js.ellers', pawn
brokers', ONCE and house safes; cheap.
j. Nj. MOSSMAN, ~ Maiden lane.
SAFES, cheap; all sizes; nre-proot. burglar and
skeleton. second hand.
s. G. QUIRK, &c Spring st.
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LEXINGTON AVE, $50 a largo furnished
rooms, I'd floor every convenience: bath, 90:
references.
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slSr ST, 22 W.-Lhrge, airy rooms. handsomely
furnished excellent table; summer terms.
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PRIVATE FART loans money on household FUR
niture without removal, strictly confidential.
Address CONFIDENTIAL. box 36I World.
RESPONSIDLk! RESIDENT Of New Yor6 OF
niture from y private PARTY; all business strictly
confidential agent calls promptly.
PARTY, box IL World.
THE NEW YORK LOAN co. -Li6-
eral loans on furniture, &C., Ia usei dealings
sonhdcntial. Mount Morris Bank Building. ~
East l2jth st.. roou s.
wANTED-A loan Of $40 on household KifnE
ture, Address, stating terms. a. f.. bog 80
World. I "t1
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SOD ST. IL I. ELEGANT newly decorated & cool
furnished rooms, 81 upward fine accommoda-
tom.
3ITU ST., 232 l. Furnished rooms for gentle.
men rent reasonable; private house.
34rH ST, RIG r.. Nicely furnished rooms,
suitable for gentlemen or light housekeeping
convrnIrnces; terms moderate.
a.ru 81 DhI Z
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GRAND T 4SS-Nicc furnished room to let
with private family: very quiet. Selde.
LEXINGTON AVE. l1I-Newly furnished hall
room, large front and back ROOM, summer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at tho Richmord To-
bacco Exohangc-Intsrnal Revenue
Coilections-Foreiep Advic.

NEW YORK, June 2G.-There was. a
change for the better in stock circles
to-day, the result OF the publication OF
president Cleveland's views on the imam
cial situation. While the President
views met with approval the manage
ment OF the Treasury Department, ii is
proper TO ada in order TO perfect the
record OF the day. Is the subject OF adj
verse criticism. The first effect OF the
publication of the Presidents interview
was witnessed in the cessation OF foreign
selling Of American securities, which
has been a prominent CHARACTERISTIC OF
the past weeks operations. In fact,
european traders turned up as buyers
OF Its speclalties taking about lV,ovO
shares OF St Paul and other lnterna,,,
uonal favOrites. This buying, as Wen
as little for local account led TO a
rise IN the early dealings OF 10 rs
per cent General Electric. Erie, the
Changers, Louisville and Nashville, Union
Pacific. Missouri Pacific, and western
Union scored the largest gains j. Pierre
pont Morgans statement that the stu
alton abroad had improved, and that
the foreigners were simply waiting Tor
better condition Of affairs here before
branching out, was not without It's IN
nuence In the afternoon Missouri IA
cihC. Cordage. General Electric, all ran
OF l40St per cent, but the general mar
ket was firm. Business was only light.
While the feeling Of the moment Is
bulllsh, operators are not GIsPoscu ~
extend their lines until tarin mattees
are disposed OF. Speculation closet
firm and i.dl% per cent. higher, the lat
ter IN Lake Shore, which rose 10 l33 on
light transactions. Colorado Coal and
Iron Development sold down 10 5Q6l2
against H. the last reported sales. The
bona market was nrmer. Sales-Listed
stocks aggregated 5000 shares; unlisted
| H.. 900 shares.
Money on call easy at per cent, last
| loan al / per cent, and closing offered
! at I per cent: prime mercantile paper
| 3Il04 per cent. Bar silver. GI't. Sterling
! exchange easier. with actual business
I'm bankers bills at 4S7ia for sixty days
! and 1851 for demand; posted rates, 1851
4S9i@: commercial bills, 4sGi2d4S7H. Gov
eminent bonds firm. state bonds dull
| Railroad bonds hrmer Silver at the
| board was neglected.
| treasury Balances-COin, $s4, 1000;
| curroncv go 29Q 0DO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-27
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


~ HE FOLLOWING Is THE PRO
l. GRAMME OF COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES at COLLEGE OF Will
LIAM AND MARY. Session 1894:
SUNDAY. June 24th.-if A. NJ. Bac-
calaureate Sermon by Bishop A. NJ. Ran
dolph. Of Norfolk. College Chapel: p.
NJ. Address before the Young Mems
Christian Association, by Rev. w. j.
Young, Of Richmond. Baptist church.
MONDAY. June 25th.-11 A. NJ. Cele-
bration OF the Senior Club; g p NJ,
Celebration Of the Phoenix Literary So
ciety.
TUESDAY. June 26th.-7 p. NJ, Bust
moss Meeting OF the Alumni College
chanel: 0 Z. NJ. Alumni Banquet. Talia-
ferrO Hall.
WEDNESDAY. June 27th.-s p. NJ,
Celebration Of the Philomathian Literary
Society.
THURSDAY, June 2sth.-1O A. NJ de-
livery of Diplomas. Medals, and De-
grees: u NJ. Address before the Literary
Societies. by General Marcus J. wright
of Washington. Jc---oe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-27

The case of Charles Hobson against
F. r Tenant. chareing the latter WIN
assault. was called before Justice Vincent
yesterday morning for eXamlnauoh' ana
was continued until the pth
David Cook. who jumped his BAN bona
Of 800 and fled TO Tennessee some
weeks ago. 20 eNade q trlal on lhe chal re
Of shooting at his brOther-in-law, John
Lockhead. with intent to XIII, and VINO
gave himself into custody was IIleu
bv MAGISTRATE Vincent and acquitted.
Cook is now cndeaVOrng TO recover
the amount he forfeited in falling to
appear. - ,,o,.o,.
appointed for the Tuckahoe district:
sydney Sch00l-Niiss Salio Coleman
principal: Misses Lula a. LuNford a.
j., Carter. and i. H. Broaddus. assis-
Rio Vista-Mrs. Viva Winston.
Ridce-Miss Matte DepriesL
Deep RUM Miss Ada Perrin
shady Grove-Miss Nellie r Gray.
Star Spring-Niss B. 4. Faurman.
Gavton-aliss Mildred Ellis.
Holdman's-Mrs. NJ. J.. Stanard.
Ioint school-Niss Lula Williams.
Teachers for the colored schools were
APPOINTED as follows:
Svdrev-J T.. Templeman principal
Mary Burwil. and L. .. OTlihh' assls-
'Wlc.stwood-D. II. Wilkinson.
Hams Hall-John Jones;
Pryor's-W. i. NanduvaH.
Ridge ). WIGHT.
Gavton-J. H. Sims.
Springford-G W. Harris.
Mrs. Barbara Ahler, German woman
living a short distance from me clly.
9 on 1Sf Upon upon which a commission Of
h5n3cv composed Of Magistrates, G.
Wash Thomas G. c. Vincent and j.
n Lewis. Will pass today.
M Abler is the woman who has twice
attempted suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-27

has one C. C. n. D.. No. . at 'is, one
CIV. A.. No. 81 at sl2, two wv a., no ~
and +. +. s., No. 81 at sl2. one a.. +. o;
No, 81 at $3.50. two Oh. Az NO !, ana at
7. s.. No. 81 at IS, one Oh; a, no :, az az
iS.SSl-2, one &c a. r. T., No. 81 sold at 5s5o'
one q. Fl. W.. No. $50 at IS. one lR A. d.,
No q at $3.50, one Or. a. b., no; ~
$40 one O.. L. s., No. u at s2'VV. os;e
O.. II. w, No. 50) at $50, one 70; r., e.
one III. r. r.. No. p at $3.50. two q. 7.
s.. Nos and y at $40, one j. r. -;
No. p at $500, two 81. l.. C., NO. l, am ~
L. =. s, No. - at $3.50, one Sh. a. ~ q
at $40, three (H. +. r., Nos. . anu -
No. q at 10, To- one me q. P. S. No. y at sac,
two (W. W, No. /. and r. =. -, NO. %
at 1870, four CIV. W, No. 2, G. a: ~ 10 20
1. p. & L.. No. /, and II. A., No. ~ at Si'O''
one W. c., No. ID at SlD
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. - hogsheads; filters, II, cut
ters. 3: leaf dark, 10. Tugs (dark) H.
Total, rs hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports To-Day :
Inspections-Br 6 hogsheads ana l
fierce: dark 80 hogsheads and % tierces.
Reinspections-Bri II hogsheads.
Myers. Crenshaw's. Davenports. Ale..
ehanv Planters. Jones, ShOckoe, and
Scgbyooke's tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts, l3O packages deliveries
tinted states internal revenue coHec-
,ions for the city Of Richmond; "a, To-
dav. cigars and cigarettes. $l,l.s'5O' pug
to6accos. 81 .223l3. Total, So'iVl. 70.
feir sale of bright loose tobaccos al
the Planters warehouse to-day NO me
| grades offered - ..
4 small sale Of loose tobaccos at
| Shockoe. warehouse to-day
very good sale OF sun-cured toDtsC (,l
| m Shelhurnes warehouse to-day; nothihs
Of fine quality Prices satisfactory
Registered at the Tobecco EXchangGe
TO-DAY: J. II. Whitlock. p. p. smith, Il; w.
| Wright. Louisa county; ). a. Kent lu-
| wanna county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-27

PAR ATER.-Died. at his home In Hen
,.iro rnnnfv at 10 p. NJ, June 20 ls9t'
FRANCIS PARATER, i'm the Hlne''e'''
Ills funeral will take place from ~ ~
Particles church THURSDAY Ai No., i. AMI
,o''uii,'t,,tsncos of the family are respecI-
mn Invited to attend without lur'nei
notice. luna
o2I at 73O O'Clock y. ~, at tne -. 80
dence OF her husband, ~ bIoon =" Of
Mrs r. j. BUCHANAN, IoIill0'''
Goodalrs. Hanover county.
Co1vrREIL.- June 18th, LlLlAS
TAyTOR infant daughter OF beoi SIC
ana the late James G. Cottrell.
rrpsON Died. June -. 1874, at NO:
c94 north Seventh street, I'M TINS ti,Y' 81
meningitis. GEORGE c., only CIlid "a
George G. and Bessie c. Jepson' aseu
DIN Baltimore papers please copy
roHNsON.-Died. June 22d. at her resi-
- i'm chesterfield county, IN lhe
t,yentv-fourth year Of her age, MIS-.
VIOLA JOHNSON, the beloved VIE Vi
G.. VI. Johnson.
rr-NPKIN.- Died at the residence or
her parents 40. ll2 east CanaI sure =
Sunday. June -. 1877 at 40 " , "a
DALTON. infant daughter or EdWaiu
and Sallie f. Lumpkin; aged twenty
two days.
PRIDDY.-Died. AT III east Gay street,
az = II sunday June ~ 1871, JAM -
II PRIDDY. Jr.. only child Of James T..
ana Fannie W Pri1ly; aged one year
and twenty-four days.
STABILIZED. June 231. AT his home
I'm Boston. Mass. WILLIAM F. J.,
father of Mrs. Louise Boschen, OF TINS
CITY. I'm the sixty-third year OF his age.
HEATH. Died at Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. June %, 1891 Veteran JOHN y.
tecrth regiment Virginia infantry, Ma
homes brigade formerly Of Sussex coun-
~. va: aged sixty years.
Funeral al Hollywood THIS DAY
"Wednesday. June 9th, at IL o'clock
\ NJ