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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

six years oil he became a composer.
At eighteen he was clerk IN q stF.s.hs
bank, but at nineteen he maze nl' In
debut rs conductor IN conc ,ntI
80 great was his success that ne it, it,
ed 10 devote himself entirely 20 WuS',
After the elder strauss had 49,
away, the younger incorporated MS "a
and that OF his father He no" ILL., ~,
A tour. visiting the country towns W
Australia. some Of the larger Seiinan
cities and Warsaw. In ST. FettfsDh'
he was so well liked ina ne was -
gagged for ten years 10 cohaucl ,snce..a,t
fronauIsld Park concerts. Or. Edouatu
Uanslick. the eminent Niennese crltc'
an writing Of the early success OF tns
young Strauss, says. Ine youhs Hlan .',
animal spirits. SO long reptessep' ~.
BEGAN to foam over, favored Dy mn
talent. intoxicated by his early Success
es petteJ hy the women johann H'i"uS'
passed his youth In Wild enloyheni a.,
ways productive. always lI'nu 80 -.
terprisirg at the same time iilN"iVI9 -, ~
the p,.nt OF adventurOusnesS. ~ :"
appearance he resembles his La'nSi
handsome. however, more teHt'u -
modern 40 also his waltIeS h1u VI
unrnistakoable Strauss family physlN-
nomy. not without tendency 10 "''s'
nality. 800 .h,,
a quarter OF century 20 the 'VnPDoS
ton Of dance music His Opus Slf vi
the Beautiful Blue Danube. ~ now
national Austrian popular piece. II w.,
originally written for male chotus ~, ~.
orchestra. and II paved the way lot ~
composers entrance INTO we nv" VI
oneretta In 1871 Johann Strauss PR
duced at the Theatre on der Wen his
Indigo und die Nerzig Rauber ms
first oueretta. and he soon became Ia
nous in Europe and America AS an OBJ
eretta composer Some OF MS Wo.Ns
such as "Die Fledermaus." are ptoVile1
with excellent hbretti. and the music
il i'm the composers best vein. IN tllS
country he is known widely as the VIII
or of "The Merry War Tie queens
foce Handkerchief" prince Methusa-
tied this country I'm 1859, wnen Nc APP
! neored at GilmOres Peace Jubiler IN
Bcston. where his conducting Of his own
music was one Of the most agrecthle
features Of the concerts Like his fath-
er he conducted violin IN hand oc'a-
sionailv PLAYING With the orchestra, ana
gracefully swaying HIS body 10 the
! rhythm Of his own Music. His waltzes
| arr Intended as much for the concert
stage as for the ballroom. Most OF tn ,',,
| have elaborate and artistic introduc
| tion having the aspect Of an oVertufN
| often delightfully."- foreshadoWlng the
! waltz themes I'm a dreamy, passionate.
! and tender manner" Hans Won buinW
! had a high opinion ~ Strauss. lie once
! wrote: Il am very fond of Strauss waltz
! and | cannot see any reason thdt such "a
| work. which is always artistic ana may
| be classed among the best OF lts KIM,
| should not be performed, from time 10
! time by a large orchestra IN SERIOUS
! loncerfs II would give our ears lit
| tie more rest from the severity OF the
! classics and would act Ike olives AT
! dinner i'm preparing our palate Tor a
| fresh course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citl-
,ars aud Other Matters.

Interesting fdcts ABOUT hlSi"""" N'''-
zens and Other Matter.
Robert G. Cabell, IT., of this city, Is
in LynchbufS.
Senator !. n. Stubs, OF Gloucester
county. is IN the city.
Miss NJ. Bette Wood, of Phiiadelphia,
is visiting in the city.
MIS-. Alice Needham, Of Richmond,
was i'm Portsmouth Sunday.
Sheriff George Blow, of Sussex county,
was at the Capitol yesterday.
Rev George c. Vandershce, of Suffolk,
was In the city Monday
Mr. T. J. Montague is confined to his
home. on west Franklin street, by SICK
"t Airs John O. Taylor. and daughter,
MIS- Lillian, left yesterday afternoon
for New York.
Rev. L. V. Badly, pastor OF the First
Pautist church of Bowling Green, ny,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Raymond Hulhsh, Of Haymarket.
Va who has been visiting fUends III the
city. returned 10 his home yesterday.
Dr. Stuart Mcclure has been appointed
assistant surgeon of the First regiment
of cavalry. with the rank of captain.
Mrs. Ann c. Ney. of this city, Is the
guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. c. ..
santos. Of Brambleton, Va.
Mr.. Floyd Tyler Of $40 vest vest, Main
Alum Springs. 10 spend about two weeks
A hremans gold badge will be voted
to the most popular member Of the Rich
mond Fire Department at Sacred Heart
picnic.
Mrs. Il. n. Quarles and son, Edward
ID. Quarles. have returned from very
delightful trip up the Hudson river and
10 Albany. y. J.
Mrs. Ralph y. Williams and her two
daughters, Misses Florence and JAMIE,
left last evening for Fairmont, w. Va,
their future home.
Samuel Epps (colored). of Sussex coun-
~ was delivered at the penitentary
Yesterday 10 serve "a term OF fiye years
Tor murder in the second degree.
Miss Dora Kantrowftz and her sister
Lille. who have been visiting their sister
Mrs. Gold, OF Hampton, for the last two
weeks, will return 10 the city some time
this week.
CAPTAIN Lewis ID. Crenshaw, the assis-
tant postmaster OF Richmond, is grad6
aIlv improving, and In n few days viii
he out Of danger unless some unfaVorable
syraptom should set In.
Miss Cora f. May, OF south Laurel
street. after pleasant trip of several
days IN Chesterfield county Will leave
this evening for West Point TO join a
party Of friends at the Tidewater Hotel
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, rector Of the
Church OF the Covenant. has returned to
the city and will MI his pulpit next sur ~
day. He has been preaching In Danwiodie
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND VA Aug . iN'''
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change. l0 packages Of sun cured. 81
which George A. Haynes offered ~ pack
ages. as follows: One package CIV; W
r. Sr No II sold at N9.2a, two OK j.
e. 10 l. and .. II. *. q co. No. ~
ar 80 one w =. c.. No. - at SS.25. one
- a. y No u nj :. one (R J. g., 40.
p AT s.. one al W. No. - at $50,
one IT. j. c. No. - at 500, one 81. ',
". 80. ID at 500, one a. s. No. -
at $500. two Of. NJ, No. !. and ". W.
h.. Sr. No. - at S47O. one CIV. W. D.,
Sr.. No. - at S4GO. three CW L. c.
NO .: A. w, no 3. ana T. y. C., 10.
- at 81. two a. s. No. >, and =. \. H.,
80 - az $500. one Or. y. e., NO. - az
500. one (R J. G., No. y M SID one
P. a. H., 40. - taken in at -, one
a. Y. H., 40. ~ sold at 81. three CT. >.
c. No. y, 4. Y. H., NO. Is, and W. J..
c., 40. ID at $3.50. two "a. Y. b., No. J.
and NJ w. 80. y at s. 81. one (P. \. H..
so. - taken i'm at $50. one q. :, No.
- sold at $40. two ID. V W, 80. >,
and ~ Y. H. 30. y at $50. three CA
y. H., No = and 40. 8. and Mrs. NJ. a.,
No. - at 500, two a. Y. H., No. i,
and VI. w. No. - at 500 one CIV. W.
b.. ST.. No - at -. one tW. l.. G., No.
- at Sf.g0 And Messrs Carter x Ry
land offered II packages as follows:
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GRIND Commander Lewis spenks.

Colonel Thomas LOWS grand COM
mander Of the Grand Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans OF Virginia, has issued a
circular letter calling the attention OF All
cx-Confederates 10 the value OF the or
ganizatOn.
II endorses the Ladies' Auxiliary. the
camps of Sons Of Veterans and urges
every camp TO appoint committee 10
r,ise funds at the earliest possible mo-
ment for the erection OF monument 10
jefferson Davis.
II heartily approves the work of secur-
ing a full enrolment ~ the COME leI 81
tr0ons furnished by the state Of Viz
cfnia. and urges every camp L. take
lIrrsrlt and emphatic action I'm the matter.
Donations for the support u the Gran, i
Can,p are urged. and the chariclh& OF
I'VE new camps Is announced, making INC
total number of camps in Virginia thirty
civ
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4 Telephone Middle.

II was Sunday morning and the com
EMISSION merchant, lounging In Eo"h
snd SINNERS az his home I'm Lake View.
wondered whether the two carloads or
SrIits and melons had arrived from
lie would have 10 break in on his sun
dav and 20 down town 10 order me uH-
loading in case they had arrived. hdt
80 t,hv he went to the telephone ana
v.itb some anxiety gave "CentraI Inc
number Of his downtown concern Inc
folloVinq conversation ensued;
"Helloi Hello. Hello!
even hello! What do you want
"This is Mr.. Crayte."
AN right .e-..,.,...- 49,, $780,.
J." "H HIt,i the wire. III find out Hello"
"Wellg'
1.-TWO cases came H.
1.-TWO what?
1.-TWO cases. Of course.
"You mean TWO carloads"
81 don't mean anything of the KIND. l
mean two cases M
"What were they?
'1Iold the wire and III find out
Hurry mp, please.
"Helor
"Wen. well?' ,
other was typhoid.
"Wha-a-a-t2'
"ni5n't YOU hear me-"
say. who am l talking to. anyway; IS
this Crayte IL Cor
M mo. his is the Cook County Hos
pital."
H1r4s r-Ir'--r-r-r-r-Chicaga Record.
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and AmelIa countles for do last ten days. I

and Amelia counties for the last ten days.
Ernest NJ. Long. president OF the Dung
Peoples Union, will conduct services ~
the Second Baptist church mis- eNenile
at S:l5 o'clock. The members OF the Ohloh
and those interested I'm It's work are spe-
cially invited TO be present.
The music al Broad-Street MISSION,
between Seventh and Eighth streets ~
the noon service. Is very good ana at
tracts considerable numbers Of people.
Rev. Mir. Nugent. OF the Episcopal
Church. IS in charge Of The Fervices.
Colonel i. J.. Wnlingham and wife. OF
Macon, Ga, the parents OF Rev. X -
Wilngham, secretary OF the fOrciEn MS
sion Board Of the Southern Baptist Con-
VeniiOn. are spending Few days win
their son while on route home from
summer tour 90 Niagara and mountain re-
sorts in the North.
At meeting Of the vestry OF Holy
Trinity church held Monday evening
the supervising architect was sVen M
structiOns and authority 10 provide 'nch
fixtures and make arrangements 20 as
to enable the congregation 30 occupy
the church 10y the LIST of October
Rev. Father John =. Tabb has been
requested 10 preach at ST. Peter cathe-
oral on the Feast Of the Assumption next
Wednesday. the 10Th. The subject LOT
his sermon Will be THE Honor Due 10
Mary" Father Tabb will preach III
the high mass at 1890 O'Clock \. NJ
ana Is nkclA 10 nave d la Sc N"''r'' 90
ton.
Rev. r. Z. Chambers n recent graduate
OF Richmond >ollcge, is assisting Rev.
X. j. Milmgham. secretary OF the Blp-
tist Mission Board, in the WOrk OF ms
office II is the purpose OF Mr.. thdin-
hers TO so as a missionary 10 emma as
soon AS conditions OF the country are
suitable and the board can make arrange
ments to send him. In the meanime ne
will be Of great service in the once WoIk
of the secretary.
The District Conference of the East
Richmond district of the virginia ton-
ference. is likely to be largely attended
as the election Of delegates 10 the an
nuaJ conference and other important
matters will come up. There MlI ne
many changes in the city next iall, DIS,
Tudor. Ray, Presiding Elders Whitehead
and Brown, having served their allotted
time.
Giles Jackson. counsel for Maggie
T,rpin. the colored woman VINO wa
! committed TO jail by Justice Crutch-
| field for feloniOusly cutting and wound
| ing Cornelius Ross, and whose case
was certified 10 the grand jury, yester-
| day secured her release on bail She va
| taken before Judge Wicknam, OF ih'
! County Court in the absence OF judge
! WIT. on a writ Of habeas corpus anc
! the county judge admitted her 10 bail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
Inn for The nowliznrs.

The Howitzers had a very pleasant
time at Your rs Pond on Monday nis M.
Tbe occasion was the soiree rendered 10y
~ ,oung arttllcrists To- Their Lazy
friends Dancing was begun soon after
he arrival Of the party upon the grounds
ana was kept up until after 2 O'Clock a.
o,,d ali seemed 10 be in the best OF SPIRITS
Corporals Poindexter and f1negan en-
tertained the crowd about midmsht by
singing several solos. corpora Myers
cave several rotations. creating much
Ianrhter. These young gentlemen CAME In
FOR "A great deal of applause.
TO the committee of ENTERTAINMENT
composed Of Corporals PoindeNter, me
gan and Mr.. Miller Is due the thanks
of ali who went for the admirable manner
in which they managed things.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. 7.-Spirlts tur,
pentine-Buyers are still Indifferent nnl
Factors stronger In their determination
10 hold of for their price market quoted
firmly held at 2Sc. for regulars; receipts
80 casks.
Rosin-There was nothing doing In the
market. quotations were unchanged,
being nothing doing In y, window glass
and water white and VI and below firm.
Quote-A, h. q. and -. Sloo; y, Sln3;
+. SL15: G. y; II. Si.35; /, Sl7O, II,
$500: VI. SD: y. - 40; window glass,
- u. trnfnr Whlfn 81 ~
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. I, 1894.

Offerings-Wheat. i.0i6 bushels; corn
fvvhiteD. 500 bushels; corn tmiXed), OOo
bushels: oats, 2,4i6 bushels.
caIes-Wheat $40 bushels; corn twhite).
oo6 bushels; corn (miAedb Uo Dusheis'
u. n19s,,oIntIons. Mheat-bongberry. sc. 10
.5c.: mixed, sic. 10 Doc; shortberry' Toe.
In 5jc.; No. . red. Doc.
No white. GOc. No. ? mixed, 5sc.
% 0ats"No. 2 mixed. 3ilsc. TO 35c.; No.
Z mixed. &c; new winter. 3Jc. to 4Oc.
Rye-50c. 10 53c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

MORRIsON.-Died. Monday August q.
1901 nj ! L. NJ. at her home in High
land Springs. Henrico county, Va, Mrs.
IDA VI. MORRISON, in the thirty-siNth
year of her age.
The funeral viii take place from her
late residence THIS "wednesday MORN
ING az 10 o'clock. Friends OF the laInliy
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Boston papers Will please copy.
FEUD.-Dled at the residence Of her
son-in-law. j. Thompson Brown, August
nm at o'clock Z. NJ, Mrs MATILDA
IA FIELD. widow Of Or. Thomas A..
Field. of Mecklenburg county, Na.' IN
her eightcth year.
The funeral will take place from the
residence. 100 south Third street, I'll Is
"Wednesday AFTERNOON at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
No flowers. by special request.
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Proprr,v Transfer

Richmond. W A. Cheatwood to Emily
H. wife Of W. a. White, - feet on
fsssafDfDe street. southwest corner OF
I,,rton subject 10 lien OF 81 100, >l,jD;
Saiiie d. Stout's trustee TO Thomas
+ and d =. Gnl 100 feet on hanover
street. northeast corner Meadow. 500
HenricO: Herman j.. Aldiich 20 ilahiel
tidrich o25 acres on Kingsland road.
So. 300: Martha +. Cornell and others 10
Elizabeth J. CullingWorth l1G rect on
'Tweutv-sixth street. corner T. as a home
stead. 81 Lawrence :. Davis trustee 10
Lawrence :. Davis. - go acres on NeW
Graded road $50. James ~. DOOlcy and
Joseph Bryan 10 j. l.. Burruss, - feet
on north side Main street near Elm,
$50: Florence Hcaly's trustee 10 James
II. Vaughan. 10 feet on Walker street.
northwest corner Robinson, $3.50.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

uiSdIing gulf ~; middling upiands. rs:
sales, 1886 bales. Futures closed easy
sales, 5000 bales August ,a, S zoo; seP
~ ~. nacenber 6si: January. BSs; Feb
T ruary, 6.a5: March, 100; April. "vo'
" Tbs consolidated com net receipts OF cotton
reported to-day from al ports were
l.5s0 bales; exports 10 Great er'a'h'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08

Monday afternoon Emmett. the son OF
AIR Junius Farmer. an engineer on the
Chesapeake ana ohio who lives in Fulton.
was badly burned about the face arms,
and hands by the explosion ~ a Iot
~ rowder. His mother sent him on am
errand TO an aunt's, from which he re
turned. Then. withou, letting his parents
know. went back 20 his aunts ana was
playing with his cousin when the acct
dcnt took place They had the powder
I'm tbeir possession when it was acct
d d. lHy ienited The little fellow was
taken home In MIR. Fred CARRIERS wagon.
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Solid Facts and Solid Sense.

The standard" has the biggest bopoih
% any lock-stitch machine.
Holds 100 yards Of cotton
hnds OF thread. o,,,
The tension Is released when taxing out
The goods. s-.wn ar
The finest goods are not Drawn Vi
puckered. .eh,n.
Enns 50 per cent. lighter than oIa-s'y'e
machines. ,,,,,,, and nrac-
IDEAL set OF attachments. sos. ec,sh ever
Bent wood work OF the hhest ni''s"
n' shor,.st needle used in ioek-s,itcn ma ma
.,,nos Therefore less liable 70 benz anu
Didp stitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
CHICAGO cA1TtH NARNEr.

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL, Aug
-Cattle-Receipts 300; market easy;
common to extra steers, 3. 1jn i.oo; stock
ers and feeders. Sl.Ioa3@2'. COWS ana
bulls. g. 25d32O: calves, 81, lTp 10.
Receipts 1000; market steady;
heavy S5.Ooff5 %: common To choice
mixed. 4.9DNj. 40. choice assorted. S52.'a
30: light Sl9OM5.2j; pigs, SfJ"'.Wt
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1000; market tteaaS
inferior to choice. 81 O0a3.40; lambs, So
~ 90
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ST IOTIc

ST. LOUIS. MO, Aug, Flour higher;
natent, ~ 6Jd2.S,; fancy, s-.lVu---o;
Choice. 81 9OG2Oo.
Wheat higher; August. a2ihc. Septem-
Der. 5Sd5isc.; December, 1Ac.; May,
Corn higher; August, BIC; September
5115c.; May. 5li2c.
oats higher; August, 32Iac.; September.
34i5c; May. 3si4c.
Pork-Standard mess. sl3.s7h; on Or
ders. Slf25. - o,oo
iArd-Prime steam. sI12ls; choice.
sT.2l 60 On.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, 81 2o'
longs and clear ribs, sT.05; shorts. *t.do.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, I.25; longs,
e. -; clear ribs, SI.SIl5; shorts, so.l-1x@
High wines firm at sl.22.
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OnenIng. Closing

Cash Quotatlons-Flour was in little
s,etfer demand for local consumption
ard prices were unchanged but irm;
No. . spring wheat, 5GnJsl7c.; No. corn,
t90h9i,c.. No. . 0ats. $2Hn33c: moss
nork ef3 9O0l337i6. lard. 81 22i ,d7.32i3;
ribs So pOGT.OO: dry sailed shoulders,
sGOoa6l2i short clear sides. S7.l2i2a
731lb: whisky, SID.
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WI MTNGTON

WILMINGTON, y. G., Aug. f.-Rosin
steady: strained. size; good strained,
g2iac.
TurDentine steady at &c.
Tar firm at sl.33.
f'r,Ide turpentine firm: hard. 500;
soft. 10; virgin. SEQ.
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o.'Wi famiIy. NL.t1IIZH.
Wheat active. SO. red. fsizc.
Corn active; No. yellow. dc; No.
mixed. 5-Isc.; No white 53c.
oats active: No. > missed. BE
Pork Mess. S1325. clear. Sil50: family
pork. Sl275; clear family. Sl3.,a.
Lard Joh rates. steam leaf. SI.2j: ket-
tie dried. SD.
Bacon steady; shoulders SIS. short
rib sides, $50: short clear sides. SIS.
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zinc ~ waltz music" will celebrate
his musical jubilee shortly. says The
Literary Digest. The Niennose are max
in9 preparations for the event. strauss
WIS horn i'm 1915 When he was only
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. Flour quiet ana
held tirmer: winter wheat. low grades
81 sJG2 ~ fair TO fancy, -. tVt ~ l "
tent. 81 1880; Minnesota clear, $3.50
2.tJ; patent. $500 Io"' 10" eNt I s,asd,,,
a2lO. Southern -four quiet ana steauy
common to fair extra, S@lVH"'W' soo"
TO choice do. S3Dft3.JO - ..
Wheat dull and firm at &c. up; 40. .
red. store and elevator, J94W 49, ~
ticns advanced 2tsn2asc.. declined iSc'
on realizing. and closed firm at %H-'sc,
over yesterday, with trading active IN"
chiefly switching; No = red closing At-
gust. JJsc., September, OONc., Deceiioe''
Corn-spot scarce and dull and decided
IL higher: No. p GJi4c., elevator; b'c.
adoat. Options we're excited and 'rrtsu-
lar September and May most active
August, 64i4c.; September "''2c'' De-
cembcr. sac: May, 5Iigc.
Oats dun and lower. VptlHo2h's 49, 49,,
August 3Tbc. september, 5tbc, pclo-
Der. &c Spot-No. =, 3s"59c. 30 o., :
white, ild4r2c.; mixed western ""4 '''''
white do. and State, 4OnTlc. ~--
Hay quiet and easy; spring ""H''c''
good 10 choice, So0]c. ,..t.
Wool fairly active and firm; domestic
fleece. Sa22c.; pulled, l5pS4c. GO .oD,
Beef quiet and steady; taEhiy. -"
400: extra mess. SS.UtNs.lD; beef hams
500 nO. tierced beef steady ana quiet,
city extra, India mess, Slt 900 lsvu' cuO
meats firm and quiet; picked DeiieS'
$500: shoulders, $50; hams, SlI'.'H
j. Jn. mifdies nominal.
Lard dull and firmer; western hleiHii
s. s.. September closed at St.tS. 1870.
Pork quiet and firm, old mess, SlfoVh
Ia -: extra prime, Sl3.D9 l3.".
Bufter I'm fair demand and STEADY
state dairy. 14d21c; DO, creamery. lNd
DC: western dairy. l2i2al6c., do cream
cry. Haze. Elgins, &c. .
Cotton seed oil easier ana more hcINe'
crude. 2S029c.; yellow, sc.
Petroleum duh and quiet
Rosiu dun and weak strained COLI
/ mon To good, Sl1jUl.2o. ,.>..,,,,. .
1urpentine nrmer and quiet at -'p -',.2c
Rice firm and fairly active; aoIn.eesuc
/ fair to extra, 3ssnjI4c.; Japan s1>H f4C,r
Molasses-Foreign nominal Ne" "a
| leans. open kettle. good to choice hlea"S
/ and dun at 2IQ3Ic. e.-.. t.,d
Peanuts steady and quiet; fancy Hanu
! picked. HON44c. ,.a,,.o,
Cofee-Opuons steady and uncnatnis ,.n.
! 10 ~ points down; August SlloJn 49,
! october. S131Oa1315, December, $500
! l25j: March. $l215dl2.2j; APRIL |l@.-o1
l22j. spot Rio dull and steady NO. :
/ SIG 2jN lG.3Tg. e-, o..
Sugar-RaW quiet and steady; fair r.
filming. 1l-iGc. Refined dull ana ttea,uS
off 4, 4a4 5-1Gc.; standard \, '-I"r
! 4a-c.: cut-loaf, 5ISa5 1l-l6c.; crushcu
5i.nJ Lite; franu!ated, nc.
/ Freights TO Liverpool depressed an
dull. cotton, al. asked; grain, .4d, nom
/ inal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
MrrrINGs To-day.

The Committee ON Cemeteries VIII meet
this afternoon AT ] o'clock AT the Clty
Hail, and from toere start ON us annual
tour OF inspection in order TO ascertain
what imnroyenents are needed ShockOe
IAN cemetery twin hc visited first, ana
RiVerNiew and lakewood cemeteries VIII
be inspected IN the order named
The Finance Committee Will hold u Ses-
sion to-day at noon in the directors room
OF the State Bank.
a subcommittee from the Committee on
Health will meet In room No. II OF the
CITY Hall this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-08
FROM THE COURTS.

The following suits were brought in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday:
T. r. Paul. doing business under the
style Of the Richmond Music Company
against John Kahn. action Of detnue 10
recover a piano valued At $500.
y Klein against Charles Levy; dain-
ages. 500 Attachment issued IN this sui''
Frank ID IAN 4 60. against James \.
Gligg, damages. $50
In the suit of Manning G. Staples anu
wife against H. Il Brown, trustee &,
AN injunction was awarded e. enJoih ~
sale OF certain real estate involved III INV
case q.
The defendants in the suit OF j.. :.
Moore 4 Son against Atkinson x ,''" "a,
appeared I'm the office Of clerk -. W,
RoWclle. Of the city circuit '9urS a.
confessed Judgment in the sum OF $ilo.'h