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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24
A Bad fake

4 New York newspaper which mas a
large circulation once printed an elaoo-
rste story OF "A wedding which. II said,
had occurred the day before. The details
OF the event were all thSre,-the descrip-
ton OF the brides dress, the hst OF the
nresents. the names OF the guests, ana
every other feature calculated 10 interest
th, readers OF society news, Any one VINO
read several OF the New York morning
napers that day. and this journal among
hem might have thought that this was
a biz OF exclusive Information. for no
word about the wedding appeared Ia any
other paper But the next morning de-
velonai the fact that the wedding hid not
occurred on the day named. The editor OF
he paper which published this detailed
story had made "A mistake In the date iiX-
ed FOR the wedding. lie had anticipated
n nv twenty-four hours. II he had only
saLd This Is a story OF the wedding as
g. - 10 occur to-day" or had held the
s,ory until the following morning. he
xonid have saved his reputation for ac-
curacy. And beyond that he would nave
ssved the press In general from some
sUlrs which were cast upon IL by the
readers OF his paper. That's the way
Nth the newspaper" was the common
Comment on this mistake. Fortunately, II
il NOT the general way OF newspapers;
sl,hough the anticipation OF events Is be-
Coming one OF the fine arts OF journalism.
~George Grantham Balm. In August LIP
pincOtts
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PORT OF WEST POINT. July %. iS9f
ARRIVED.


ATKINS.-Died. at his fathers resi-
dence, 220 south Jefferson street. July
%. 1894. WILLIAM CAMERON, eldest
son OF !. W. and Janet Atkins aged
twenty-seven years.
The funeral will take place AZ the FIRST
Presbyterian church THIS TT bSDAf
2ith. at o'clock +. NJ. Friends ana
acquaintances respectfully invited l"
attend.
SIMMONS. Died. at Hendersonville,
y. C., July ODD at 1890 A. NJ, JAMES
FREDERICK, infant son or Regina T.
and Walter -. simmons. .,,,,,>-
Burial at Hollywood TUESDAY hoitN-
ING at 10 o'clock.
PAINE-Died. at her residence, NO; "y>
Arch street, July D. 1894, at 3 o CLOCK
a NJ. Mrs MARY HOW ARD PAINE
relict of the late Robert \. Paine. ,.,,,e
Her funeral will take place THIS
(TuesdayC AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock,
at the Second Presbyterian ehureh'
Friends OF the family invited to attend.
LONGINOTTI.-D at the residence
of her son-in-law. J. A. Cowardin, lS0S
west Broad street. sunday night, July
ODD. at 10 O'clock Mrs LOUISA LON,tl-
NOTTI aged eighty-three years, naive
of Parma. Italy, but for the last sixty
years resident Of this city.
Funeral from Sacred Heart church NJ
10 o'clock THIS Tuesday MORN ~;
Friends and relatives respectfully inVlteh
IN attend
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL, July 23.-When the
bottom on wheat Will be reached is q
question that seems yet unsolved. There
was a rally from the extreme inside
point of to-day. right at the close. bur
IL was caused by that unsubstantial buy
ing known as covering and not from
anything denoting Change In the stu
alton. The wheat which came on the
market was LONG stuff. and IL expressed
the feeling OF holders in the utter hope
lessness Of attempting TO butt prices
at the present stage OF AFFAIRS. AT the
opening to-day prices gave evidence ot
nueclslon on the part or traders. que
to the excitement and advance in corn
ana TO moderate decrease In the
amount on ocean passage. Inc free ar
rivals at winter wheat points and the
rover cables soon pointed the way To-
ward the bottom September wheat
opened from 54Ac to 5ia,c., sold between
1f'tc. and 52.sc., closing at 53&sc., net
loss Oh sqlc. Tor the day Cash wheat
was IN ABOUT the usual demand from
mlllers and elevator owners. The offer
llhgs were large and prices declined "a
&c. per bushel
Corn-More interest centered in this
market az the opening than anywhere
else on the floor Shorts in May were
particularly DESTROYS OF covering up their
contracts, and the other options were
strong. but not quite SO excited as that
month. After the early animation had
settled into less excited condition.
prices held strong. and the close took
another upward jump. September open
ed from 42i2c. to 431so. sold between
1850. and 45tsc closing az 43Ac., he
higher than Saturday. May closed NC
higher. There was a good cash demand
and prices up i.c
oats We're generally without important
action or news. At times they were
neglected for the other grains. Prices
sympathized with wheat. the close on
september. however being &c. higher
than Saturday The range was confined
within narrow limits
Provisions opened steady to firm. and
the ability to maintain their position
coming from a firm hog market Later
there was some offerings. and prices de-
clined moderately. No important trade
appeared September pork closed nc
2L2e. lower, and September ribs un-
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Pickett Camp.

Tho attendance at Pickett Camps reg
t.r meeting last night was eNceIl'h'
C..n.te the inclement weather.
Routine business was transacted, ana
t... were two applications for member
SID. Tho names Of the candidates are
,r * F Wheat Company ID. and Mr..
81 uaate Company X. both OF the FIRST
Virginia Nc-iment
C.rf.l. ". Lakewood read an intor-
es... paper or the subject pickett >
its IL was highly interesting, ful
q. a-r.r ana pathOs.
lAr . expects 20 take q large mum
r0. 10 Louisa Courthouse on the
sll
It r. remarks from Comrades
-I.. Pollard. Of Lee Camp.
After lue officer Of the Day Ire
r.l. H I.trtormaster Sergeant Lind
tY $50. were elected at the last meet
d.. '.. n adlOurued.
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Celestial Photography.

But. sensitive as are the salts Of silver
In the gelatine plates. they do not equai
In this respect the living matter or the
retina, on which images OF objects are
continually being formed and obliterated.
Notwithstanding this, celestial objects
can be photographed that VIII never pc
seen by the keenest eye. aided py t in
most powerful telescope that can De Ihaue.
graphic plate Is sensitive TO a far greater
range Of vibrations than the eye. MOI
only is il acted upon, 10 slight eAten.
by the visual rays but by those do rapid
Another reason Is that, while the hu-
man retina can only retain an impression
for about one-seventh OF a second. the
Ifeeblest light that falls upon Inc SENSITIVE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24

.r Onward Wray, the eleven-year-
r ~ Mr Andrew J. VI ray. was last
> --rln morning taken sick very sud
d. .al "a few hours later symptoms
f l..kIaw were speedily developed. The
i't. fellow is now suffering intensely at
O.. .ters residence. No. 40 west cary
Street and complains Of keen pains in
g. back RE was not hurt any way Of
i.'. and the lockjaw symptoms were
A-Hi an irst 10 be- very unusual The
.f.r cannot take any solid food. Dr.
i,r when asked about the case last
Atht said 10 Was an uncommon one,
li ash he had heard Of similar cases.
young sufferer is thought 10 be IN
O. toseroIs condition. Or. Moseley says
ny -H.r- hnMeNer.
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Futures dull and demand poor; Ameri-
can middling. July and August, 2 5i-6J;
October and November, 3 J6-64: January
and February, 3 59-6i. Tenders, 30
bales new dOckets.
M.-July. 3 ji-6f; July and August,
3 o4-p August and September, 3 400.
buyers; September and October, 3 55-8i,
sellers; October and November 55-641
J6-G4; November and December, 3 J6-64
buyers; January ana February. 3 1854
February and March, J9-6lq3 6O-6i.
Futures closed barely steady.
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Between the Showers.

Bee and blossom. blossom and beet
Oh. but life is all flower 10 my spirit and
me.
Give us time for exploring,
For coming and going,
For winning and storing
For telling and knowing
OH the wonderful life! oh, the magical
hOweri
Give US time. give US power
And Wen count disappointment and sor-
row and pain
But a shower of rain!
Bee and blossom, blossom and beef
What is earth but a bell upon Gods star
ry Tree?
Give us time to dip in it,
To do our endeaVOr.
Alas, in a minute
II closes forever
But oh. iOyi for the Tree has q myriad
They are His. they are ours:
And each loss We shall count, IN the light
OF new gain,
But a shower of rainl
Vida Briss. in Good Words.
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ONE CHILD SHOT.
ORGANIZED FOR BATTLE.

People who were near enough to hear
the screams Of the excited children rush
ed 10 the scene and saw about dozen
masked men, carrying arms, run away,
but no one got close enough 10 recognize
them
The entire community whore the shoot
ing took place Is in a state Of excitement,
and other attacks upon the ardent oates
followers are expected, Is II Is said that
this band Of Kolbite kukluX numbers
about fifty or sixty.
Attempts have been and ere being made
10 run down these criminals. but the
mountains and swamps afford conve-
nient hiding places for them.
Much disorder prevails an over the
state. and especially IN the sparsely
populated districts. where little respect
for law and order Is held.
In Perry county last week Kolbtes at
tended q Kolb meeting armed with nick
DRY clubs eighteen inches in length and
an inch and a half in diameter. Those
who carried these clubs expressed them
selves as ready TO 70 20 Montgomery 10
see that KOlb took his seat.
4 company Of these KOlb enthusiasts
has BEEN organized and they are drilling
with these clubs SO that when the time
comes for the newly-elected Governor 10
take his seat they VIII be we'll disciplined
for q genuine battle These men boast
openly that they expect 10 carry out
their plan Of seating KOlb In Office If 1t
takes the lifeblOod Of every Kolbite in
the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, July ., ISJ

RICHMUND, a, July % IoJf
Offerings-W Wheat, 1852 bushels; corn
NyhiteC 1872 bushels; oats, 3,972 bushels
Sales-Wheat 1874 bushels corn
(white). 1852 bushels; oats. l.624 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-LOngberry BIC. 10
Doc: mixed, 52c. 10 Soc; shortberry, 1c.
10 soc. No. red. soc.
CornIWhite, Virginia dag LOTS, SIC.
10 sac; No. white. 5ic.; No. ? mixed,
Oats-No. . mixed. soc. to 40c. No 3
mixed, 3Sc. to 30c.; new winter, DOC. 10
Ale.
Rye-5Oc to 53c.
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hon and q Democrat.

There is little girl IN New Hampshire
the granddaughter Of a United States
Senator. who went to the zoo not long
ago, and, in telling her aunt about II
afterward said she had seen lots Of ami
mails, and among them lion and a dem
ociat"
Her aunt was at loss 10 know what she
meant until the next day the little one
brought her a Puck containing full-page
cartoon Of the Tammany tigeT-From the
Boston Advertiser.
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'.aty sent 20 the Hastings Court for
.eaHe letters from the private letter
90. " Purcell Ladd & Co. and Taylor
Boiling Company. at the post-ofilce. and
VINO has afterwards turned over 10 the
fnmissiOner flegenheimer yesterday and
i7 sent on % the United States grand
3-y. which Will meet on the first Monday
Oh next October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24
c,.rc.Go CATTLE MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS, Ill, July
3'-Cattle-Receipts. loo market firm,
nd feeders. s.. OOq335, cows and bulls,
81 25eS. 20: calves. s2.oOgd.5o.
Hogs-R Receipts. 1900; market firm;
heavy, siS545l5: common TO choice
mixed S4T5d6.i5; choice assorted, S.lO
Sheep~Recelpts, 1900; market rrm; In
ferior to choice. $i.25g8.eo. lambs, s2'o
GAO.
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State OF Virginia, City Of Richmond-ss.:
|. JW. Lockwood, cashier OF the above
named bank. do affirm that the above
statement is true TO the best or my
knowledge and belief.
J. w. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed TO before me
this 23d day OF July, 1891
II. T. GRAY. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
II. A. CLAIBORNE,
Il. ID. STARkE,
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
jy2a.It Directors.
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David Francis, the peddler who was as
Fallted a few days ago in Chesterfield.
-,af Manchester, was reported by the
@nehOuse physicians yesterday ar very
much better. He Is now sitting up. and
'Nprcts 20 be out in day or two. AS
~ mere is no clue as to the identity
VI TIE plan'E absailaQts.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. July 23.-Spirits tur7
pentine-Nothing doing, receipts Lax
casks. . .,.....,,
nricss. sales a bout 300 barrels, receipts,
10 and d. si.O0; +, sl.l0; +. sl.l3; II.
81 59is: /. 81 S. X. 500; NJ. $40; n,
50 10. window glass. s2.So; water white,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24

CASH Neutrality-suspicious. dull and Weak
and prices nominally lower; wheat. 5la,
Q534c.; no red, 5lAc; No. , corn,
43H,c; No oats, Sic. for new; pork,
Sl2.374dl2 30; lard So s2l1c. ribs. S6.62la
d6Gj: shoulders, S6.OOaGl21a sides,
$6S7i9d7.O0. whisky Sl22
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Hnck 10 Work

In accordance with their agreement with
uc contractors. the union stone-cutters
yesterday returned 10 work I'm the yards
" ne Granite Cantractors Association,
l'Nling "a settlement OF their differences
y .ih their EMPLOYERS.
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colonel Morton MaIye, the Audllor Oh
la.hlic Accounts, announced TINS law IN
r.rstituti,nal as soon as ne became Ia
,N.r with ife provisions. In order 10 10
nj II i'm "a perfectly legal ana Saie
-,.rner ne submitted the whole subject
a. the Acknowledgement Tor ms OPINION
A.. Colonel Narye expected. Major L. lay
i.r scott decided that all buildlne ana
Ian associations arr nol oilly naDle io'
d.. license tax imposed 10y lne ne" a. a..
~ are also subject 10 tdNdlloh Hht o'"et
operations, on the to'aI amount ~
The section of the new law, sara
Colonel Marye yesterday, which eXempis
mas. COMPANIES from taxation on tnelI
r.ri-sl stock is unconstitutional, nun
.,l void and in direct opposition 10 the
r-.f section OF article ID OF the state
t.,afjtufion which declares that az
-r5uartv. both real and personal, shall
s. taxed in proportion 10 It's Nalue IL
4 AIS in direct conflict with section iour
~ r. same article OF the Constitution
tfich prescribes that the CapItM u
t.-tel In all business operations SlaIi pe
,.s.-scl and tavcd as other properly.
Soon after the enactment or ms law
r.. Auditor Of Public Accounts called the
..t.rti n Of the various commissions
~ mo revenue I'm the state 10 the act
IA eepaciaUv to the provisions requiring
such associations 10 take out "a license,
me rrice IF which is 90 he regutted by
the amount Of capital invested. lie also
requested The commissioners 70 see tnat
eacn building and loan association. wheth-
or chartered by this or any other state,
which had its principal Office IN their
districts. promptly report TO them me
amount OF their capital, as required by the
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 23.-Rosin
firm; strained, s7isc: good strained, y212c
Turpentine-Nothing doing; quoted al
BIC.
Tar firm. 800.
Crude turpentne firm; hard, Sloo,
soft 81 10, virgin 80 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24

The Visiting Committee OF the l. .. Il.
NJ meets with Opachisto Tribe next
Friday nlxhk
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state OF Virginia. city Of Richmond-ss.:
/. John s. Glenn. cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement IS true 20 the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
JOHN +. GLENN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
23d day Of July, 1894 .,,r.,-e.r,,,.
Correct-Attest: ,.--or,,
FRED ". SCOTT,
r. c. MORTON,
jy24-1t directors.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July q, 1894.
ARRIV


ARRIN ED.
Schooner Garrett r. Wright, -, New
York, canite, Richmond Chemical Works.
SAILED.
Schooner Dora Allison. Rose. New
York. railroad ties. vessel Curtis n
Parker.
Schooner H. II. Grant. Sutphln. STAN
ford. bark, Goodman Bros. & Co. vessel
Curtis 4 Parker
PORT OF WEST POINT. July %, iS9f.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balu-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Fairfax. March. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Richmond Davis New YORK,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balt-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond, Davis. New York,
via Newport News. passengers and gen
eral cargo
Steamship Fairfax. March. Boston via
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
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Az IMPORTANT DECISION
sr,yDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
40 raT TAX ON THKIR CAPITAL.
-.. Attorney General Declares the Law
unconstitutional which KeVokes This
TaN-Colonel Marye's Views


Among che laws enacted by the L'Bisla-
the last session Is one en-
i $50 .r,,,o.f,,, d. TOW an huild-
lu '' 80 '' 49,,
. loan associations. ne ACT Wh''h
...vcd March B. lS44 is "a very
N.' ,- . .....saDs ,bat an
o''' TOT IL p'"'''
aud Joan associations "''"s
fhis state shall pay a license
,.... ..,,u no., NO tavsb'e
.N ." '''''' '''''' ,
lands 90 the ho.oris' ""' S''"''
....ral fax be imposed upon
...'..
"' '"' N''''i
,.,yreroVs or TN. LAW.
.. read as follows.
enacted hv the General As
NtI.in!a That no building and
- .I4fi.n or c.mrany shan he
y -crluct sam, business. or 500
t. ~ stock or offer to lend
mis- STATE without having
-.f !, l,,n-e therefor by pay
.. t.x herein specified. nor
..r..n oef as nm AGENT FOR
ircrruorated I'm this or
-t.f. nrl.ss Tho co,untuv he
W rtsfr.r "a uconse I'M ac-
.,.E MS acf
'.,'ii,c .,t lo.n aeeocio-
' 100 l 80 f.v mn
..... , -..,.e.ftor fnr
f ..,s .,r r,.rin.-s I'm
,f,,. @"1 H.. ,.-.,i5e5
W 70. -'',. i,tn,II,,
neither nom paiI-un stock or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24
LIABILITIES.

Canital stock paid in.........S 200 900 00
SurDlus fund ..................... 10000 90
Undivided profits. less expen-
ses and taxes paid.......-...; -, $50 81
tne ................. IA $50 %
Due 10 other national banks. l4j.72 Is
eTs ,''.'.e.................. 279, SsI IS
Dividends unpaid. .........-.... l33 90
check ".......................... 524,9ls l3
nnsit .................. 1879 20
Certided checks 27Si3 *
United States deposits......... 175 SOB 80
Deposits OF United States dis
Nursing oficers................ 5000 81
Total. ,s96057 -
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BANK STATEMENTS.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION or
II THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK At RICHMOND, ~ THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS JULY IS, 1894.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1894.
Sales-5.O0O Virginia Centuries at 5sT;
5000 at jNt.
f.o,.rrr,ar, cacurftiee Rtt Aekat
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cleopatra ser: aliTe ,o-day b..
Length II her nose would hare !i.tle -
do IN determining her career. Noes
a. cthe: traits in the present ai7ane-5
state Of surgery, are merely deterEII-
nate fea'urc4 !; il only = question Of
time when z shall read on the or,cr
wan: "Nolcs altered -kiIe you waltz
IL q pug nose does no: haTiayuxe with
tHe other features or i pcasiye d:spy-i.
ii7n, /! Is easily changed by removing
Te~ige-shaped piece between the ms.
ir:A This Is done wiihOu; pain br
Eprayi7g the Hosc with cocaine. II q
Roman no5e gives n the air Of beirr
too dominant, the hump IT, remoYcd D.,
making Al inCisiDn, cutting the Gesh
array. and a steel burr. run by an
electric motor. eIsi!y griDds down the
hump. The sa!D, then trimmed 10 1T.
cTTed and properly bognd, soon heals.
Cocaine again renders The operation q
mere detail. In the zane manner
large mouths are transformed into
dainty shapes By removing the surplus
attic corners and sewing them M
The surgeon wLo is the authority for
these statements says that the TING
VIII come Thcn Bk~in.grafting will b.
50 easily managed that another coun.
tenancc may be ordered, like a new
Donnet-N. y. Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-02-04

The Seraja exhibit by the laIies
ziiI EstOnsb soyb>dy AMI everybody
1bO I.Eiis the Fair. The ,xhiLit is 10
excellent hands aud viii Gs 0ispIaye ed
10 the beat advantage. slrs. Clark is
. than delighted With The hearty
corporation II the ladies' aad the
class d Hora they have contributed.
Every county will be 'e~pre5onted, ard
the quality Of banjiHork sent in By
the fiGtsfs IN tho eastern part o, the
State is oU Il par with that exhibited
by The ome nho have sccess 10 the
shops aud styles Of the Iarge cities
Carson Ee5s.