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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
WITHIN THE sANCrUARTES.
Interesting Services Held Mt the Various
Churches sunday.

Bishop Chapman. Of Alaska. spoke at
St. Paul's church Sunday night on the
mission work among the EsquimauX, Allen
tians. and the Alaskan Indians. which
form the native population Of that great
country. a large congregation listened
attentively 10 his address
Rev. Dr. Pitt returned from baltimore
yesterday, where he preached Sunday AT
Brantley- Memorial church. OF which Rev.
Dr. u. NJ. Wharton is pastor DR. Whar-
ton Is assisting in a revival service with
Rev. \. G. Dixon. in Brooklyn, brother
OF Rev. Thomas Dixon.
The revival services at the Second Bap-
fist church. begun last Wednesday, will
continue this week. Rev. Or. r.. j. Will
ingham is assisting Rev. Dr. Landrum.
and his preaching is forcible and impress
eive. The interest is growing. and the
church seems 20 be on the eve of a sue
cessful revival.
The revival services at Broad-street
Methodist church are attracting much at
tention on account OF the attractive must
cal programme as well as the deep in
terest being manifested I'm the meetings.
There were five conversions Sunday.
The union services at the Second Pres
byterian church attract the members Of
that denomination from an parts OF the
city. The Sunday services were fun Of
interest, and Or. HOges sermon Sunday
night was discussed by all who heard it
as wonderful example Of force ana
power
Revival services are in progress at the
rniOn-SiatiOn Methodist church taberna-
Gle and will continue during the week.
The union services of the Presbyterian
churches OF the city viii continue during
the week but in consequence Of the in
convenience the congregation OF the
Third church would be put to in attending
these services. it has been deemed ad-
Visable TO have services at the Third
church every night during the week, and
Rev Mr.. Little will conduct them.
The new pastor of st. James Methodist
church. Rev. J. NJ Moore is an eloquent
preacher. and he is attracting fine con-
gregations. The sermon at II \. NJ was
based on the text. 81 am God; there is
none else" and the subject "God Alone.
"Praising God" was his subject at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
FINANCEANDC0MMERCE
mr. CLOSING oU0TATIoNs OF
MONEY.
Onerine. aud sales att Richmond To-
bacco Exchanee-internai Revenue
Collecti,ns-Toreign Adyices.

NEW WORK.. Jan. 22.-The course Of
the marilat at the opening OF the Stock
Exchange to-day was y disappointment
10 the bulls who were looking iOr hi8ner
prices on the heavy subscriptions to the
new oe,-.rnr,ent loan and last weeks
enOrro,-.., lin in the bank reserve. Lon
don did moi respond 10 saturday rise IN
the local market, ana, IN fact. cables
Were lower an around. me weakness
abroad US due TO the drop In silver
and The Sear Of complications CROWNS
out OF tho indian councils action Of last
week rho foreigners sold Louisville
and Nashville Union Pacific AtchsOn,
and st. Paul. rms, tosether with q
break in AmeIi i,n1on Su sSs from from RI -
Ntt fcr the preferred, upset calculations
for "a limo When the pressure against
the SUGAR was lifted and the London
selling was a1ated, the whole list started
nm ana "a sharp rise ensued. Sugar was
sofa an the start on theory that Con-
,.r-ss evo,tid impose an additional tax
an ran. SUGAR and not make "a CORES
u,,ftn', Increase in the duty on refined,
as v-en az on the Philadelphia litigation
now prcgres-ins' ailu tie i-nuT llO.l %
1-ie0i ner cent per pound I'm the price
o. re6nei sugar made public by the com
nan, to-fav The general list as init
l,1t4 eoou cut away from American
Sugar ana advanced Sharply, me Hidpsers
en.ucirc me greatest strength. 81. faU
r,,,,.sJ ,,n H. Cox, Northwestern TO 1Ois,
pe't reiand 10 GSa, and Burlington 20
-7f rhe December statement Of the
Northreetern. showing that the gross
i,.e fcr fhe month was considerable be-
low nrevious estimates made by stock
F.oharpe operators, had a gOOd effect
an Inc stock. and incidentally On tne
.fher Grau-ers. Other strong stocks
,-.re Vow England, Chicago Gas, and the
N.,nderDilfe. The debate in Congress
o,er the SUGAR schedule had tendency
A. chcrF business at the board during
the afternoon and also led TO slightly
lntrer RANCE of prices, OWNS 10 sales
by holders. who We're ulsposeu 20 '-n {.
10 worst possible view OF congressional
acfion i'm the matter. When Sugar Iai-
ii.G a. ~. i'm the last hour of business,
the other market improved, and left or
toi.rsf,it- firm The net changes Tor
tge dav show gains of lsgl per cent
event for Louisville and Nashville Mis-
souri Pacific. Reading, and Union Pacnc,
which lost D. 90 IS per cent. Sugar Is
down 81 and tie pre4elred lf, per cent.
rho total sales were 2lS.WD shares.
Money ON call easy at ] per cent, last
loan at ] per cent, ana closing oiieied
at / Der cent. prime mercantile paper,
4n4is per cent, bar silver G5'4, Mexican
dollars. Js.. Sterling exchange nrm.
with actual business IN bankers DIS al
ls50tSsa for sixty days and isG4 U4ci
for demand, posted rates, 1870 - y,
commercial bills ISilnIs4ls for sixty
DAYS ana fsGai sjii for demand. Govern
ment bonds firm. state bonds duil. kaii-
road bonds strong Silver at the board
was neglected. Bullion dealers quote
certificates az Ggi BID.
Treasury Balanccs-Coin, SJsot',oOO,
currency, $3l ,iJl 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
JUSTICE JOHN'S COURT.
Three White Men Brought Back From Pee
farAhnrn-

Justice John was on hand yesterday
morning with a long list of prescribed
fines for the unwary offender Of the
peace.
James Cain (colored) was sent TO the
Hastings Court for stealing basket and
contents, valued at $780, the property
of David b. Mackln.
John Roberts, Thomas Conway, and
Allen Mcintosh, three white men, were
charged with breaking and entering in
the night time the dwelling Of +. Leib-
ermouth and stealing therefrom cloak
and so in United States currency, The
property of j. NJ. Peyser. The case was
continued until to-day to secure the evil
dence of witness who lives in Peters
burg. The three men were arrested in
the COckade city several days ago and
brought back by Sergeant TOmlinsOn.
The case of Tom Nicholas. alias Meek
ms (colorecD. was continued until to-
morrow. The accused is charged with
cutting Arthur Warick with knife.
The two men We're fighting when ar
rested. Warrick was unable TO appear
Alfonzo AMBROSE. barkeeper who had
been summoned 10 appear to-day on
the charge of keeping his bar-room open
and selling liquor on Sunday. January
DIST. appeared in court and his Honor
accomodatingly tried the case. The bar
keeper was acquitted Of the charge
against him.
There were number Of minor cases
disposed Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
Executive tlemencN.

The Governor yesterday pardoned VIII
liam Scott. who was sentenced I'm the
Russell County Court % three years
Imprisonment in the pcnitcnuary Tor
bisamy. lie was married a second time
under the belief that his first wife had
died, and was prosecuted by the divorced
husband of SCOTS second wife.
Governor O'Ferrall also pardoned
Junius Johnson (colorcD sentenced to
two years imprisonment for house
breaking, from Isle of Wight county.
Johnson is said to be weak-minded
boy. and was a tool of two other negroes.
Ills pardon was recommended by the
judge and Commemorative attorney. lie
was sentenced in January 1893, and has
already served more than half his term.
The Governor declined TO pardon John
T. Davis who. i'm 1892. was convicted
of embczzlement in the Hastings Court of
this city.
The Governor removed the political dis
abilities of Jacob Van Pclt
Similar action was taken I'm the case
Of John r. Chissel. an old col0rcd man,
who was sentenced 20 pay fine Of So
for stealing a copy Of the Index-Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
THE CCTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Cotton quiet;
middling upiands, rs; mi1dling gulf,
IS. sales. tSJ bales. Futures closed firm,
sales, 23i.uO0 bales; January 7.G2: Feb
ruary, 80; March, 7.73: April. Isl: May.
30; June, i.9I; July. S.O2: August, 500.
The total consolidated net receipts Of
cotton reported to-day from all ports
were 2S,2li bales exports 10 Great Bri-
tam, JOu>2 bales; France 49, bales: Con-
tinent, fDJ4 bales: stock, l,O97 $50 bales.
Total so far this weck-Net receipts
Jl0D bales; exports To Great Britain.
Ibis bales; France 49J bales; Continent,
~ bales.
lures steady; sales. loj,lO0 bales; Janu-
airy. III; February. 7.26; March, 7.3T:
April ~; May 7.JG; June, 1853; July,
40, August. 11J.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet free supply Offering and easier:
American middling. Z J-l6; sales. 1900
bales; American. 1880 bales; speculation
and export. 1000 bales; receipts, 1000
bales; American, 1880 bales. Futures
easy and demand moderate; American
middling, low middling clause, February
March, 0-6i; March-Aprn, I u-GiH
! l2-G4; April-May. ! 1861; May-Juue,
> 1j-6iq5 1861; June-July, 1864; july
August, I l7-Gi4l 1871, August-Septcm-
Der, 1861.
p. M.-American middllng. fair,
{ l1-lG; good middlng, As. middling. "a;
low middlng. rs; good ordinary, !; ordi-
nary, > 1916; January, 4 1854. sellers;
ary-Alarch. / SCI. March-April, 4 9-6M
4 lO-G4; April-May. 4 l1-Gi. buyers May
June, I 1861. sellers June-July, l4-GfN
4 15-G4; Julv-August. lG-G4Nl 1s-0ii
August-SeIs ember 1854. sellers. Flu
lures closed easy at the decline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. 22-Flour duh;
western superhne, SLIJq2.UO; DO, extra,
50 gJ02.GJ. do. family, S2.1Jl3lJ; winter
wheat. patent, S3.25a3.5O; spring wheat
patent, S3SO04.lj.
Wheat duh and higher, No: red spot
and January, Gi4gGlNc.; February, BOG
1i5Hc.. May, GSA uOSIsc.; steamer no.
red. 6lQGli &C., milling wheat by Sample
corn firm; mixed spot. 43Nl l3isc.; jan
nary and February. 4lH4N42c.; March IA
6fl2a,c.; May 43fic bid; steamer nilAeu,
3gn,li4Oc.: southern corn, ~ sample oVe
42c'. do. on grade iOl2ti-c.
oats firm: No. > white, western, oJc.
hid. No mixed, western 33Q3jAc.
rive dun No. .. isc.
Hay steady; good TO choice timothy
Cram Cram freights quiet steamer. to Liver
pool. per quarter, 2s.9d. Cork Tor orders,
ner quarter 3s.3d. AIS. 4ied.; cotton, per
i06 hounds. sic; Hour, per 100 pounds
lie. $3.50, o~~ q, IN.
I,,il, uoeats-lOOse shoulders, StJO; long
.iner s. 5n. clear rib sides, $50; sugar
c,,rca smoked shoulders, $50; Mans
Sl1 .OOdi2OO.
ENTER weak creamery, fancy' nc. !
do fair TO choice, 2eu22c.; DO, lInlta-
tl0n 1JN2uc. ,,1,,
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, fair l912c'i
sugar ouiet: graduated, 3-l6c.
Whisky steady at Sl.2iN %.
Iponds-Vircinia cOnsOl rs, go bid; BAL
,i1nore and Ohio stock 6yia bid; Northern
Cantral stock. Is asked: Consolidated Gas
bonds, ll2ia asked, do. stocks, Jfti9oFs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

was 10 10 II points OF which ~ were
regained by the closing. We cannot yet
persuade ourselves that present receipts
forshadow n crop larger than we have
so repeatedly committed ourselves. and
We have given reasons quite often ~ late
by comparing the current movement with
that OF January In previous years why
the amount coming into sight in January
Is false basis to go upon. whether il be
large or small. in judging what the event
ual Out-turn Will be. The receipts of
the past week or ten DAYS. We are re-
liably Informed, is the result OF purchases
made al the interior on the recent rise,
and which, being brought to the ports.
helps 10 swell very largely the amount
coming into sight weekly. The argument
OF the bears Is that the movement Is the
forerunner OF a continued movement on
a large scale. because small towns and
plantations are just beginning TO unload.
The truth Is. that for the past sixty days
Invisible town stocks have almost uni
versally reported a smaller amount on
hdnd than last year, and plantations
should hold in same proportion only.
We would rather buy the market than
10 sell IL on deDressiOns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 22.-At the open
inc OF the wheat market to-day tIaues
,-ere made over range Of iic., Out the
-. We a strong one. That was an
changed later on. The opening was about
iTife. higher than Saturday close, heid
steady for time then aeciiheu "a ~ ~.
The close was at net loss OF hc. Tor
&C corn-The same may be said OF ms
iHe higher than Saturdays close, sold
IN another fraction, then sold on re.
The close was hc. under saturday s;r,,
oots we're hrm at the opening. When
Saot and corn declined oats followed.
and and" at the close a loss Of liassc. for
the day vAs the result.
ProvisionN!There was a boom IN sne
hog market. with prices higher ana uii,
,silaI activity reported. Ihis resulted
in a strong opening for product After
wards there was some genetai sehiiis,
accompanied by an easier feeling, nut
shortly before the close Armour and the
Cudahy Packing Company appeared as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
CHRISTIAN suNDAY SCHOOLS.
A Bi-Monthly Meeting at tho Seventh
Street Church.

The bi-monthly meeting Of this asso-
citation was held at the Seventh-Street
Christian church Sunday afternoon, and,
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, a splendid audience was present
10 listen to the interesting programme
prepared for the occasion. Rev. A. II.
Moore delivered the address, selecting
as a topic 1.-The Sunday-School Teacher"
The report Of the treasurer showed that
Sl345S had been collected during the
year by the association.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, George c.
White: First Nice-President, w. l.. sgd
nor: Second Vice-President. G. e. Ely;
Third Vice President. w. r. Atkinson;
Secretary. c. A. Xinche; Treasurer l..
G.. Crenshaw.
The next meeting Of the association
will be held at the Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church. Manchester on the
second Sunday in March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
M4TINRE SECURED.
Mr., Mansfield VIII Also Play Prince Karl
During His Stay Here.

The most brilliant event Of the
dramatic season in this city is The coming
Of Mr.. Richard Mansfield and his excel
lent company next Thursday and Friday.
IN addition TO presenting Beau Brum-
mel" Thursday night. he Will offer on
Friday night ~ Partisan Romance" APP
bearing as the old French roue. Baron
Chevrial. As the battered roue he VIII
present many situations which call for the
exercise OF the highest dramatic art. In
the banquet scene. where his death oc-
ours all Mansiield's great powers are
brought 10 bear. and the scene IS pro-
nounced one OF the most finished bits 81
acting ever seen on any stage. Since the
announcement of Mr.. Mansheld's roper
toire, Manager Leath has agreed 10 pay a
guarantee for a matinee performance or
Archibald Gunter's comedy, prince Karl,
one Of the brightest and most enjoyable
light comedies in which Mr.. Mansfield has
fun scope for his versatile accomplish
mentS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

The following is the daily cotton letter
OF Atwood, Violet & Co.. or New / OH
By private wire 10 c. ". Branch * CO..
The market has shown more inherent
strength to-day than for some time. ana
this too, Notwithstanding a movement
three times as large as this day last
year, or y 200 bales. against 300 bales.
aud in addition Liverpool lost three Sec
Onds. equivalent to- - points, ana closed
easy. The large movement was further
added TO by an estimate for New Orleans
tomorrow OF 1000 bales. against l4.,oO
bales for all OF the ports of last year,
Indicating about 10000 10 10000 bales
port receipts for this week, or nearly
double this week last year and 1900
bales less than last week With all OF
this. the disposition is TO estimate the
crop rather under than over t.oo9vp
bales, but should the movement lose.
cOmuared with last year. az we expect
i'm the near future. crop estimates would
be lowered and the effect Of a probable
smaller supply would again bring In the
American spOt buyer and the European
spinner. Our decline here at the opening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

The Richmond & Danville Railroad
Company has just placed an order for
six or eight locomotives for use on their
new Florida line The engines are TO be
delivered in the early part of March,
and the order has been divided between
northern builder and the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works. These
engines are of n large and the latest i'm
proved type. This is the quickest con-
tract our Richmond works has under
taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
NEW YORK pRODUCE MARKF-T.

NEW YORK. Jan. Flour duh and
weak. winter wheat, low grades, F-.uV4
10; patent. S3.1Oa365; Minnesota clear
S2.aoazW, patent, S3oOa4.Di low extras
S2OJn245 Southern flour dull and
weak. common 10 fair extra, $2.Ood1.VVi
good 20 choice S3lOn4.2O.
Wheat quiet and easier. NO. req
store and elevator. bJaubJc.. ahOat, 90 a
NGHlc. Options opened iirm az ,sc. au-
vance. fell &C.. closing weak az Hc. unuer
Saturday: ling fair, May most active
No > red. January to"ici fepiuaiS'
064c. May, 6j2c.
Corn fair active, and hrmer early. clos
ing weaker, so. ., 423s44-tc., elevator
43NHl4c ah0at; steamer mixed i-Sc.,
no. white. 43c.. steamer Whlte. 3-teH
abe. Options advanced Sc. fell '~d.4cf
closing weak l,fif-c. under SATURDAY
January, 42tc., February, 42hc.; May
Oats nrmer and fairly active. January,
33l,c.: February. 33lsc. May. 5lasc. 10.
. white, February, jOi2c., March, @ic.
SpOt-NO . 334c.. No . white. 3'tfN5bti
mixed western, 3lN3Jc.; white do. 5Jn ilc.
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, 0lc.i
good 10 choice. Sjngpc.
Wool moderately active and steady; do
nestle, 2Od2jc.; pulled, l0d-5c.
Beef quiet and finn; family, HllW4
BOO extra mess SS.OOWS 90; beef nam.
firm nj St6.504l7O0, terccd beef dun anl
steaGN city extra. India mess, $1,000
20OO. cut meats In better demand and
firm. picked bellies, S7N7,9; shoulders
$3.50. hams. S92JQ0JO: midIles nominal.
Lard ~ better demand and stronger
western steam closed at $50; city,
s7.G2i,. January Sl>.lO closing and SIS. 10
asked: February and May nominal Re
fined quiet: Continent $500; south Amer
lea. $500: compound. S6.62lgl6. -.
Pork quiet and hrmer; mess, SlA3oG
Butter I'm moderate demand; fancy,
creamery. firm. State dairy, lGg23c., do.
creamery. 1SQ22c.: western dairy, l3lgH
17c.. do, creamery lSa2Jl4c.' Elgins,
Cotton seed oil dull and steady; yellow
3JN36c.
Petroleum quiet and steady; Washing
ton. barrels. 5000. do, In bulk, 500
Redned-New York. S51j, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. 500; DO, in bulk, S2.OD
M2.GJ.
Rosin quiet and weak. strained, common
10 good. Sl.OjNl.l0
Turpentine duh and easier a 3On3oZc.
Rice steady and fairly active; dOmes-
tic fair 10 extra. 3i4g5t.c., Japan iH ii.c.
AfOlasses-F Foreign nominal, New Or
leans. open kettle good 10 choice, IN hSht
demand and steady at 3pd3Sc.
Peanuts quiet, fancy hand-picked, ,'nc.
Coffee Options barely steady al 3nl'
points down. January. SliOOulIp1,
March. SI6Ij; May. sl5IJa 80; July,
Sl53J: September. Sl405nljD. Spot RIO
dull and nominal, No. Z, SlLSIia.
Sugar-Raw duh and steady; fair REIN
ing 25.c Refined easier and quiet No.
q. 3 13-1GT4c.: standard a, 4k04 J-lGc.
cut-lOaf. l5-1G0J Lie; crushed, lj-lu
as l-l6c. graduated. 4lS04 7-lGc.
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet and steady
g4ffpU I'D grain ri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. % 1894.
80 offerings Of tODaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. g hogsheaus. filters, 81,
smokers. .; scrap tDrighU, 20; leaf dark
y. Total lO1 hOgshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright. "a hogsheads; dark,
30 h0gsheads. Reinspecuons-Brig ID
hOgshead.
Myers, Crenshaw's, Jones'. Wilson'S,
Aueghany. Farmers SeabrOoks, Neal $,
Davenport s.. Planters. and Shockoe to-
baccO warehouses report to-day. Receipts,
gO packages deliveries. llG packages.
a very good sale of .Ocse brghts at
Shelburne's tobacco warehouse to-day,
prices about me same.
\ very good sale OF loose brights at
Planters warehouse to-day, prices well
maintained on AN grades.
a GOOD sale OF dark loose t0baccOs M
Crenshaw's and ShOcloe tobacco ware
houses tomorrow
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day. Henry Andersen, Louisville. KY;
b. j.. Vaughan. 5. W. Nenable, Peters
burs W. i. Boyd, Warrenton, y, G..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

property from Mrs. Valentine, the ac,
cused was bailcd I'm the sum oil sic'' 'nn
sent on to the grand jury. ON the second
charge. with threatening Mrs. Naieh''he
and attempting to break the peace, n'
was placed under security for tWt'Fe
months to keep the peace. Mr.. peoIse
Hughes went Constable Samuels' pan III
each case. \ fun account OF the AFFAIR
has already been published I'm the Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 22-Flour-
Spring patent, S3.4Ja3.s0; family, $50
q2JO.
Wheat-No , SOC.
Corn-No. > white. SIC. No. mixed,
3Gc.
Oats-No. > white, 32isc.; No. mixed,
30Mc.
Pork-AIess. Si3 2Jdi3-JO; clear mess.
SiJ.OO: family. $3.50.
Lard steady: steam leaf. SS.31ia; Kettle
dried, $50.
Bacon steady: shoulders. $50; short
ribs. $50: short clear sides, $40
Whisky steady az Sl.1J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
CITY Circnif Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday an
order was made allowing the trustees OF
the Second Colored Baptist church 10
cucumber the property OF said church 10
the extent of $3.50 to secure certain IN
debtedness Of the church.
Alexander Hierholzer against Ernest
II ChaIl<lev. Damages, 10000. Actual
amount sued for $l0,5s5.4N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
1857. IN relation 20 interlocutory DEGREES
and orders I'm vacation.
rIar.d IN lhe Cnlenhnr


Placed en- the Calendar.
The fol,cwirg bills were. under saspen-
sic of the rules. placed on the calendar:
Hcusc bin No. 1873 introduced by Mr..
BeidhCim. no incorporate St Johns
Acad,my IN Alexandria city.
House bill No 100, introduced by Mr.
Eosncr: 10 incorporate tat stanton So
ciey To- the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animals
House bill No. i6i. introduced by Mr.
Saunders To provide FOR the submission
20 the people OF the proposed amendment
TO the tenth clause )f article one OF the
Constitution OF Virginia. in relation 10 the
mode Of trials in criminal or capital
prcaecr tiCns.
House bill No. 162. introduced by Mr.
Jones: To amend and rc-enact section IL
OF an act entitled an "Act to incorporate
the Richmond and Rarpshannock Valley
Railroad Company approved February
1e 1872
House bin No. 1es. introduced by Mr..
Graft; TO repeal an act establishing a
special school district in Scott county,
Va. approx ed March 4. 1892
House bin No. lGf. introduced by Mr..
Nelson To declare Clinch river a lawful
renee In Russell county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

Offerings-E heat 1.13S bushels: corn
(white), 1856 bushels; corn miXed, UD0
bushels.
Sales-Wheat. .13S bushelsi corn
(white). 7JJ bushels.
Quotations--W heat-L0nsberry, Gle. TO
G0,ac.; mixed &c. 10 0Jisc.; shortberry
GOc. TO &C. 80. red, Goo TO 0ji1c.
COrn-Mhltc (bae LOTS. 42c. 20 &c.
No . white, iai.c to 4ic.; No. mixed,
42c. 10 i3c.
Oats-Wnter Cor seaD Bic. to 31c.;
No mixed, SAC. 10 3ii-c.; 70. 3 mixed,
BE. 10 33l.c.
Rye, soc. 10 J3c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 2.-Spirts tur-
pentine market opened and closed firm
az 27ac for regulars; sales, 4Ol casks.
Rosin market firm and In good demand;
sales about 5000 barrels. Quote-A, Il,
ri. i.45. I. II 81: *, $3.50; NJ, $40; \,
$3.50: window glass, S3l3; water white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
A CONSTABLE SENT ON.
Cyclone ssmuels, of Henrleo, Got Himself

Judge Wexford presided over the Hen
Fico Circuit Court yesterday. There were
no cases OF interest.
The Housemann case was postponed to
Saturday, owing 10 the indlsposticn OF
the Commemorative attorney.
The case OF Willie Cooper. who stabbed
Cornelius Outer In fight recently at
Woodvllle, came up before Squire Thomas
yesterday and the accused was sent to
the grand jury.
The case OF the Commonwealth against
Constable T. III. Samuels was called be-
fore Squire Vincent for examination.
On the irst charge, OF trying TO extort