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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
SFINANCE AND COMMERCE
TINE CLOSING oUoTATioNS or
MONEY.
oo,rings aud sales AZ the Richmond To-
baeco Esohangc-Intcrnai Revenue
CoIloctions-Foreign Advices.

NTW YORK. July 2o.-The engagement
~ s. -plU,O additional gold Tor export
:. Europe tomorrow, making the lotal
10. tlc week S3.30O.OOO, created more
boarish feeling in stock circles during the
ONLY hours of business to-day, and prices
III. incl y TO q per cent, Missouri IA
r.- and Sugar leading. The decline IN
~. named was I'm sympathy win
H.. break IN the Collateral Trusts Js
Yesterday. which In turn was the result
~ an uuf0unded rlimor that the company
l.1'4 not meet its August interest; ne
treasurer OF the company to-day denied
fh.s report and offered 10 cash all cou-
ro~ o0crcd. less 6 per cent. per annuin
:. t.tust LIST. ON This denial the stock
r.el 10 @6. AtchisOn was heavy
r-.ashout. the stock falling 70 81 Class
A GU -}te and the as TO 1Si4. The poor
statement for May and the fears OF heavy
easements account for the heaviness
o. thc Junior securities. The secretary OF
~ General Reorganization Commission
said today that the report Of Expert Lit
FIR win De given out early next week In
~. afternoon n frmer feeling prevailed,
ans tAc general railway list rallied X 10
? i,r cent. burlington, St Paul and Mis-
3. r Pacific leading. American Sugar
WIS comparatively quiet. Only $500
81. ares changed hands. against $500 yes
teriay The stock ranged between lO1
az JOBS, and left off at l0lM. against
iO,e Yesterday. The tariff discussion In
tn Senate is checking trading in the
stock bat the disposition on the part OF
certain members Of that body to stick
g. the schedule presented to the House
detrrs The bears from attacking the stock.
whisky. after an early advance fell to
1885 chicago Gas declined X TO T4at, rose
90 li<. and left or at 75R. The total
sales were only ~. 7Os shares Net
changes show loss Of Y to IA per cent
outside Of Chicago Gas. St Paul. Rock
Island. Louisville and Nashville. Manhat-
IAN. Reading and Northern Pacific pre-
ftrfed, which rose X TO Is per cent The
tui market was weak. particularly for
g. Atchison issues. which were pressed
flr sale.
Money on call easy at ! per cent. last
loan 80 and closing offered at / Prime
rer. Antile paper. 3t4Q4 per cent. Bar
silver On. Sterling exchange Is firm.
WIN tual business In bankers bills at
ss.. >1i3 for sixty days and 4SS. G4sSi1
for nand. Posted rates. 4s7bG4S9:
commercial bills 4SGh1lSGA Govern
mont bonds steady; State bonds dull:
board was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July ~, 1871.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
50 packages Of sun-cured tobaccos. one
package (E. +. c., No. u sold at s3I. one
(E. =. c., No. p at 81. one "a. @. NJ, No.
u at sl8, two "a. G. NJ. No. 2 and r. &
C., No. y at t7D, one G: p. c., No. =
one OV ?. c.. G. above, No. q at SIT. one
a. G. NJ, 40. - at 1890. one g. II. NJ.
& T.. No. u al SIG, one &C.. j., No. p at
$3.50 one "a. G. NJ. No. ~ at SAB one
o. G. NJ. No. u at $3.50 one &C.. J., No.
c., c. above. No q at A25O. one CR c..
No. y at SIPS, one (E. @. y. & Co, No.
y at S2 one E. @. T. & Co, No. y At
$50. two o. P; c. No. !, and ! Il. n
No. p at 1000. one CW. y. G., 10. p At
Slo25 two OV. i. C.. No /. and \. G. NJ ,
No. 81 az $40, four a. O. j. q Co, No. 2
". =. G, No. ;. {; j. No No; 4. , ana " ". =.
F.. No. 3, W. b. O., 40. G, and J. II. NJ
&: r, No a at So three Cv. b. G. No. g.
4. g. NJ, No. :. and J. T. NJ, No p al
sS.75. one C. j., No. 81 az $50, one 81. H.
No. 8 at S, one q, 7. ~. 10 81 at 81 25
Jr. No. At 81 two q. II. ~ D.;
CR c., 10 . at $40, two Oc. q. p, No. l.
and ". +. c., c above. No. y at $40
two (N, 3. c., No 4, and J. Fl; NJ q F.
No. s. at A10, one CE. G. =. & Co. No. -
at 1910. one CV =. c.. c. above, No p at
$50. one (G. ". O., No. 81 at {27O.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, Is hogsheads. filters, 81; leaf
(red). /; leaf (dark) 4; Jugs dark, p.
Total l03 hogsheads
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
inspections-Brght 90 hogsheads' dark.
4 hogsheads and ~ uerces. Rein. pee
tions-Bright, Sc hogsheads, dark. hogs
heads
Myers Farmers, Davenports, Ale
ghany, Naughan's, ShockOe. Seabrooke's.
and Crenshaw's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts. SO packages de-
iiveries 104 packages
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond Va, for
to-day: Cigars and cigarettes T,llI2o;
plug tobaccos, S2.S2S.46 Total. 1886. II.
A sale of loose at Planters warehouse
to-day.
A lively sale Of bright loose tobaccos
al Sheburne's warehouse to-day
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: A. y. Marshall w. =. Chapman,
e. p Carter, f. G. PITTS. Charles Jones.
Caroline; r. F.. Butler. Chesterfield; Dr.
A. :. Fendleton, Louisa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July 2O-The following
are the weekly cotton statistics: Sales,
taklngs. 81 900 bales actual export. 5000
bales import. total. 1900 bales; Ameri-
can. 5000 bales; stock. total, l,2Sl 900
bales American, l.OS3,OO bales; afloat,
total, 1900 bales; American. 2GO0O bales,
sales for speculation. 800 bales. purchases
for export. 100 bales.
1880 l.. M.-Cotton quiet; free supply;
prices unchanged; American middling.
1919. sales. 1000 bales; American, $500
bales speculation and export, 300 bales;
receipts, 5000 bales; American, 200
bales. Futures quiet: demand freely sup
piled; August-September. Boot Novem-
Der December. 3 b7-64 December-Ja January,
3 36-Gi: January-February 3 1864. Tend
ers, 1000 bales; nominal dockets. and no
old dockets.
July-August. q 55-64. sellers; August-Sep-
tember, 3 1854. buyers September~Octo
Der, 6a-94. sellers; October-November
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

sCOTT.-Died. at the residence Of Ches-
ter Sully, July 10, 1894, JOHN j. SCOTT
in the ifty-third year OF his age. -.
Funeral VIII take place SUNDAY
MORNING at II o'clock from the Third
Street A. NJ +. church.
BLUNT.-Dled, at $50 r. NJ. Friday
July 20. 1894, at the residence OF her
brother-in-iaw, r. J. Goodman 62J north
Elrhth street LEILA T.. youngest daugh-
ter of William =. and Sarah r.. Blunt. Of
Caroline county, Va. leaving two brothers
and two sisters 20 mourn their loss.
funeral Will take place from residence
SATURDAY. July 2lst. at . J.; NJ. Friends
In caroline county Sunday morning via
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad at A. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

But these fine fowery sentences mean
nothing. even TO the Mongol mind. for
the Delightful Abode of Virtue" etc,
Is a small he'll upon earth where men
and boys are ruined from 'neir early
days and the abode Of Ten Thousand
Happlnesses" is u place full Of dirt and
Vermin, with earth floors unclcan food,
and unwashed walters. Outside your pa
per windows are the pigs asses. and
mules to keep you well awake during
the night. Therefore | venture 70 pro-
diet ten thousand miseres for the first
European seeking happiness in this di-
rectlOu.
John Chnaman is both shrewd and pru-
dent Two maXims viii explain this
clearly: II you do not extend a little
money In the entertainment OF your Gus
toners. you viii get nOne." and "A man
without a smiling face must not open
shop Bad trade Is expressed by the
phrase selling "a couple OF cucumbers in
three days" "IOu cannot trade without
some capital is. literally. You must
have couple Of grains OF rice in order
to catch fow Is" ITO lend without pros
pect of repay ment Is "tO throw a ieshy
bone al q dog" Each man 10 his call
ing" may be understood by THE priest
reverts 10 his monastery, and the mer-
chant TO his shop" by these examples
one may judge how fun the Chinese are
OF quaint business eXpresSiOns.-Nl III
Clemens. In August LippncOtrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL, July 2O.-The stereo-
typed reason for the prevailing weakness
in wheat Is the moving new crop. 40
new excuse was given for another decline
to-day 1t would appear, however, thdt
absence of nerve among the bulls. and
the fact that the demand for export or
home consumption shows no great I'M
provement are responsible for the inabill-
" of prices TO recover from the present
low status. The business was almost en-
tirely local September wheat opened at
555,c.: sold between 559sQ55a4c. and 55isc.,
closing at j51sq 53hc., net loss OF "a
sc for the day. Cash wheat Was in more
demand, prices were steady.
Corn-At the start II looked as though
the corn market had received a perma-
nent setback by the rains OF last night,
but not a great while elapsed before
shorts were made aware OF the Idct thdt
they were not 10 have things their own
way. Offerings at the low point were I'M
accountably scarce, and bids were raised
10 obtain the stuff. Prices ruled firm un-
til the close, which was unchanged from
Yesterday September corn opened al
41TsG4Ihsc, sold between 424sc and 4l"sc.,
closing at the outside without change
from yesterday. Cash corn was firm.
Oats-Two or three commercial houses
had orders to buy some July oats 10
cover short" sales to-day. but found
that il was necessary 20 pay quite pre-
MUM over yesterday TO get them. The
price was bid from 3l1sc. to 36c. before
the orders could be filled. Holders or the
extreme iI6Hl NOHtI q, - '''~19 "NiN ~
disposed 10 part with them unless they
received some extra inducement 10 DO so.
other deliveries were not much affected
by the July, but rather sympathized with
wheat and corn.
Provisious-At 1925 A. NJ. the nrst
transaction in pork took place anu to-
fal of three trades comprised the business
I'M that product for the day. Lara and
ribs showed a little improvement on pork
as far as activity was concerned but
prices all round were weak and lower.
The large run Of hogs and a decline IN
their price and the speculative weak
ness in grain. particularly wheat. exer-
cised depressing influence. Gables were
steady. and outside domestic markets
were lower. September pork closed l0c.
under yesterday; September lard, 2i.c.
lower; September ribs. DC. lower. There
was a fair cash demand for product.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

This famous phrase was used by
Burke when the House Of Commons was
discussing whether Birmingham should be
allowed TO have q liscensed theatre IL
was said that Manchester and Liverpool
had both suffered great Inconvenience"
from their Theatres Royal, and the
bill was defeated on the second reading
So the inhabitants cOntented themselves
until i7T with unliscensed theatricals.
Their industry both deserved and need
ed recreation.
The town made guns. swords thOugh
not very good Ones), axes for India and
America. and slave chains and collars
for Cuba and Brazil as well as tea trays.
toys. and knickknacks OF all sorts. Sir
Edward Thomson. Wedgwood. and Bas-
kervile impressed In different ways their
artistic faculty on the trade OF the town,
and Watt and Prlestley gave II a scien-
tific reputation.-The Saturday Review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. July Colour steady
and unchanged.
Wheat dull and easy; No. . red. spot
and July, 543sQ Jjc.; September. Boa 30 &C.. {;
steamer No. red. 52c.; milling by sam
ple) 5GQ57c
Corn dun; mixed. spot and month, 47l5c
asked; southern (by sample. 5OQ5ic. do.
on grade. 53%c bid.
oats inactive and lower: No . white
western. 49uJOc.; No. mixed 47c.
Rice Good inquiry; No. ., 4Sc
Hay steady at Sl5dl6.
Grain freights steady and inactive.
Provisions firm; mess pork, S14.75; bulk
shoulders, s.; short rib Sides. $3.50; sugar
cured shoulders, 1925; hams, small,
SLABS; large, $3.50.
Lard. SIC.
Butter fair; creamery. l9c. ladle. fancy,
l4c. :hstore-packed logic.
Eggs easy at ilQllHc.
Coffee-Stock, No. T. l6l4c.
Sugar unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia Century. 80 asked; Bal
timore and Ohio stock. 70Q72; Consoli-
dated Gas bonds, lliA4ll4A; stock. GJ3sll
6J1k
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
ne-c4as MICA; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

3 5e-G4QS b7-G4 November December
3 57-G buyers; December-January,
3 5s-04. buyers: January-February, 3 800
az Coca: February March. 3 00-04Q3 81 ga
Futures closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK. July D.Cotton quiet
I LID: Sales. i 100 bales. Futures closed
quiet and steady: sales. Sc 800 bales: July,
6 S2d0.S4: August q seas ~: September
G9l October. 69sdG99. November, 1000
707; December, 1l3; January. 120Qi II !;
February, 7.27q72s; March. TS4q7. -.
20 the Continent. 5.15: forwarded. a.:
sales. loo bales. spinners. 900 bales;
stock. I55Q3OS Weekly net receipts. -
bales; gross 6.269 bales. exports to Great
Britain. T.SS9 bales, France, 400 bales I;
Continent 2.469 bales forwarded, 1856
bales. Total to-day: Net receipts Jas
bales; exports to Continent 2.033 bales .
stock. 25a.93 bales
The following are the total net receipts
Of cotton at all ports since September I,
1873: Galveston. 1000. sos bales: New or
bales, savannah. 962 5S3 bales Charles
ton, 4o945l bales. Wilmington. lS9,675
bales. Norfolk, 4SQ, 742 bales: Baltimore.
GS.6N bales New York IFS. 800 bales;
Boston. 10000 bales: Newport News, 40
so 30 bales: Philadelphia. "a. s62 bales; West
folnt, X9lJl bales: Brunswick. n.3lO
I7,sO bales. Total. 1922. sos bales. De-
Duct 6606S from the net receipts since
september 1st, making the corrected total
since that date jS55.T30 bales.
NEW ORLEANS July 2o.-Futures
closed g e@d steady sales. $500 bales. July
6.f9; August GO September ga: Octo-
Der 6.6I; November. GA; December 1.S2,
January. 6sS; February, 693; March, 100;
April, 7O6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

COOPER. D. D., pastor, at II A: NJ y;
night
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. I. r. ENGLISH. d. D., VIII preacn
at II a. NJ. No service at night. Union
service at Grace-Street church at O'CLOCK
2. NJ.
SEVENTH-STREET c n RI S I A
church-Rev. JABEZ HALL. uastor.-
No preaching at II A. M.-regular com
munion service. Sunday school at 80 An.
Christian EudeavOr At 7.lJ i. VI. sun
day. Prayer meeting at S:l0 /. VI.
Wednesday.
.LAUREL-sTREET METH OBJ st
church corner Laurel and Albemarle
streets. Rev T. J. TAYLOR, pastor
Preaching at II a. NJ. and ) I. NJ. SUP.
Ject at IL y. NJ. sacred Partnership.
Subject at L. NJ: Noah Coming Out
OF the Ark" All welcome.
METHODIST sUNDAY-SCHOOL so
OF Directors of the Methodist sunday
School Society Of Richmond viii be held
at BrOad-Street church sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
GILBERT l. HUNT. President.
CHAS =. RADY. Secretary
HIGHLAND PARK HODIsT
church.-Sunday school at 800 \; VI.
Preaching at II a. NJ. and T. NJ. 10y
the pastor. Rev. J: y. LAl HAN, az, 49,
prayer-meeting and Scripture reading,
with suggestive and helpful talk by the
pastor. every Wednesday night at
o'clock. -
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Fiour steady;
buyers holding on; winter wheat 10y od
M aass S SeaI sateet' pa s99 S.
a.. Southern -four dull and weak. COM
mon 70 fair extra, $2lOQ3; good to choice
do, $3.50.
Wheat dun and 1kc. lower; closing
steady; No. 2 red. store and elevator
80 &C.. ahoat j64d5GS4c. Options declined
nd9sc, with september selling &c. below
previous record. but trading was very
duIi, prices gained 1sc, on covering, clos
ing weak at va l2c. below yesterday; No.
2 RED, closing July, 561qc: August. 5GAc :;
September. 5sitc: December Csc.
Corn dull and firm; No 2. 471.c.; eleva-
tor 4oAc. Options duh but steady at
%ahc decline; July. 1919; August
itsc.' september, 465sc.; December, 43isc
oats fairly active and irregular OPP
lions active at nc lower closing steady
3l3,c.; spot No ?, &c; 40. 2 white. HSG
&c mixed western, 43a44c.; white do,
,Hay fairly active and steady shipping,
JOu 5jc. good to choice, 70gs5c
Wool steady and freely active domes-
tic fleece. l7Q22c.; pulled, 15g34c.
Beef quiet and steady; family, ia lac. !;
extra mess, Sqsl3c.; beef hams dull at
extra India mess lTQ1Sc.; cut mea IL
quiet and steady; picked bellies, 7s4c.;
shoulders G}4c.; hams. 1lh0ll&c.; mid
dies nominal.
Lard-City Sc 75i July closed S72o. nom
inal. September, S72D nominal; refined
quiet, Continent. S755; South America.
$50. compound. SGq625.
Pork dull but steady; old mess, STAG
AIS; extra prime. S13G1325.
Butter quiet; choice firm; State dairy,
l2ql1hc., creamery. 14nQlsc.; western
17E@ls.
Cotton-seel oil quiet and steady; crude,
90; yellow. 33c
Petroleum dull and steady
Rosin dull and easy; steamer and com
mon. 12G13hc
Turpentine quiet and easy at 29Q29%c.
hlce firm and active; domestic, fair TO
extra. 019o4hc.; Japan, 4$s44%4c.
MOlasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open-kettle. good 10 choice. 2Td37c.
Peanuts quiet and unchanged.
CONGREGATIONS steady. unchanged TO 10
points down. June, SIS 25g15.40; August.
Sl4.GOgl4. 65; October. $1340a13 -: De-
cember Sl2WQl3: spot Rio dull and nom
inal; No. 7. $3.50.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm: fair REIN
ing, 24c.; refined quiet and unchanged;
of 4, 3 15-1Gd4Ac; standard a. 5-1GQ
4i2c. cut-lOaf jlsQ5 5-lGc. crushed. 5isc.
graduated. 4 5-1Gd43sc
Freight 70 Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton, O-6id.; grain. lAqfl5d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, July 90
Common 20 extra steers. $3H4G5; stock
ers and feeders, S2d3.35; COWS and bulls.
81 .2JQ3.f0: calves, S2445O.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; market
weak; heavy, s4.7OQ5; common TO choice
mixed %.J0a5: assorted. S40Jdj: light,
81 GjQ4D; pigs. 81 25Ql.GJ.
Sheep-Receipts, COCO head: market
dull; inferior to choice. $1,000; lambs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
Don,L Want q Convention.

So far as expressed. there seems TO be
a general concensus OF opinion among the
Virginia press that there IS no need OK
a Democratic State Convention this sum
mer We think there are several good
reasons why we should have convention.
However the matter rests with the
State Executive Committee. which VIII
doubtless decide the matter correctly ana
for the best interests OF the party
Lynchburg Advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

VIII -
offerings Wheat. 2,SsO bushels. corn
DHhtel $50 bushels; corn OniXed), 600
bushels. oats. 1895 bushels; rye, IS
Bushels
s4les-Wleat. 1876 bushels: corn
CHtlte) $50 bushels. corn (miXeO. COO
bushels. oats, l,O30 bushels; rye, 80
bushels
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry, Ole 10
J5i go mixed, 53c TO 56c., shortDerry &c
o. 55c. 80. red. 5Oc
Corn-White. Virginia dag LOTS, 54c
% 5jc., 10. 2 white. dc; No. , mixed,
bic.
Oats-No. 2 mixed. 30c. to 4Oc.: No. 3
mixed 3Sc to 3Oc.; new winter. 4Oc. 10
&c.
Hye-50c. 10 53c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH GA. July 2o.-Sprits OF
turpentine-Nothing doing; receipts. ,2T2;
sales, one at 20i5c.
Rosin In good demand at unchanged
prices; receipts. 2,SO4; sales, 1900, 4, -,
&, ID, 81; +. Sl10; r. Sll5; G, SIPS: II,
$40; window glass. s. 80: water white,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 20.-Cotton
market quiet; buyers Offering less; mid
ding. I.
Spirits turpentine firm at 27i5c.; re-
ceipts. casks.
kosin.Good strained firm at 81; re-
celpts. III barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c., July .2o.--Rosin
firm, strained. Size: good strained, p2i1c.
Turpentine quiet and steady at &c.
Tar firm at Si.35.
Crude turpentine firm: hard, 81; soft.
$l.70: virgin. s.. 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. July 20.-Flour-Spring
patents, $3.35g390 family, $2.35q2 G6
Wheat steady; moderate demand; No. 2
red. JOAc.
Corn active; No. yellow 45l2c No .
white, 4Sc.
oats steady; No. 2 mixed. 44iac.
Pork-Mesa, 1913, family clear. Sl3.75;
clear mess, $l2.75
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

Ilsh quota TIOHs- IOUI WIS VUTtT
prices we're easy and favored buyers; 40.
spring wheat, 53A Q5J4c.; No. . red,
5IO54l &C.; No. corn, 42itc.; No. . oats.
3lIac; mess pork. SO 4JQl22H2; lard,
So sOdG SOL short ribs, S6.62hQG.GG;
shoulders. S605QG12i2; rib sides. SG.S2Hu
Z; whisky, Si22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
MRS. ANNIE s. LUMsDES.

PETERSBURG. VA. July 2o.-Special.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the death Of Mrs. Annie 5. Lumsden'
~ his civ. which occurred at o'clock
his afternoon at Hampton. Va. The de-
ceased was siXty-iive years OF age and
for forty years was a member OF Grace
Episcopal church in this city. Her re-
mains win lee brought here tomorrow
Cor interment The deceased was d sister
~ Mrs UOuchin, of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
DEATH OF A wr1I-KNowy BARBER.

John J. Scott, who fer thirty years has
conducted q barber shop in this city,
died yesterday at Chester Sully's farm In
Chesterfield
For a long time he has had shop in
me basement Of the Lexington Hotel,
and was highly respected.
lie was in his hfiy-third year His
funeral will take place Sunday morning
from the TT ird-Strect Presbyterian church
lcnlcrell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21
VIII Wa be RefOrmed ?

The Prohibitionists are about to com
mence campaign in Richmond me p 10
pie OF Richmond will no doubt tdhc ~
example Of Norfolk 10 heart ana declue
that ihev DO not want to be reformed,
lest their last state be worse than the
irst.-Lynchburg Advance. --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-21

Lard steady; steam leaf, Tsc.; Kettle
dried. 7asc.
Bacon stead: shoulders 6ilc.; short rib
sides, Sdsisc. loose short clear, s'4psfsc'
Whisky flrmer at 81 %
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Special Train from Richmond 10 MOTTO ID
and Return

SUNDAY. July y. 1874
via Petersburg and the Norfolk ., ana
Western railroad, leaving p Isave Nor.
station az a. NJ; a change OF cars
RoUND-TRIP, Sl5O
No. ,,u Information, apply at Com
oi iot,,ce s3s east Main street.
p""y o"0S r. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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OBI UAItT.
WILLIAM HELLER.

The remains Of Mr. William Heller
whose death at sea while returning from
Europe has been already noted In Inc
Times reached Richmond yesterday
morning. and the funeral took place
from Byrd-street depot at O'Clock. The
interment WIS made in HOLLYWOOD
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PORT OF WEST POINT, July %, 1891

ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Lady of the Lake, Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo:
steamship Elm city, Marshall, walker
ton. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett BATH
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Lady of the Lake, Norfolk
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City, Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
schooner Freddie HencKer Penninssen,
New York, with pine wood.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. July p, 1894.
Sun = ~,
sun . =. -,
Days length. ..................... l4n.-om.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .-..'...''.'''.. - a.
evening 's'-'' ''
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nAnK.pLACE METHODIST CHURCH

corner Franklin and Pine streets).-
preaching at Il A. NJ. and S;l5 T.. NJ by
iLe nastor. Rev W. }. YOUNG. -. ID.
tIiInruing subject: 1.-THE Brotherhood or
Cbrist" Evening subject: a Re
Iigion With Too Much Heaven and
ZOO Little Earth" Sunday schooi
at $3.50 \. NJ. Class-meeting AZ $50
- n Praycr-meetiug Wednesday at
s.i5 T.. NJ Young peoples mcetins Fri
dav az Sl5 p. ". sunday school 1T
EDworth Mission at II. ".
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GRAcE-sTREET PRESBYTERIAN

c& GEAC RE Rev 5NJ JAMES = FAIR ' ), D.
pestor-Services at II o'clock A. ".
at O'Clock p NJ Preaching by Dr
JAMES =. SMITH. Young peoples
meeting al SIS o'clock T.. NJ. sunday
school services at $50 o'clock a. NJ. and
Wednesday night services at SID o'clock
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COOPER. d. D.. pastor, at II A. NJ
Bible school at 9:l5 A. NJ. No service at
night