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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
comm,rt.e on James River Improvement.

one of the more important committees
Of the City Council Is that on James
River Improvement. IL consists or three.
members from the Board OF Aiderineh ana
four from the Common Council. Be
sides II Is made up VI seven representa-
tives from the Chamber OF Commerce.
IL takes charge OF the river plant, con-
sisting OF two tugs, two steam dredges'
scows. etc. and has 20 look after the I'M
provements going on In the harbor OF
the city OF Richmond. which are superin-
tended by Colonel Cutshaw
The task OF the committee VIII be OF
special importance during tne coming
term, lnasmuch as an effort Is 10 be mace
to Induce the Federal Government 10
make an appropriation for the purpose
Of removing the big rocks IN the channel
opposite the Old Dominion Wnart. AT
present the large steamers coming up 10
this city have great dlInCGlty 10 turn
round and Il IS very desirable that these
obstacles to navigator be removed.
II Is expected that in making up the
standing committees President clover,
Of the Common Council VIII assign Mr..
A. u. Landerkin place on the committee
on James River improvement That gen
tleman has served on the committee be-
fore he succeeded Captain \. b. Gulgon
in the Council as one Of the members
from the Chamber OF Commerce. In his
business capacity. as manager OF tne
Richmond Ice Company, he Is thoroughly
familiar with James river and where I'M
provements are needed. He is, therefore.
eminently fitted for position on the
committee I'm quest ton, and Il IS pretty
we'll understood that II appointed a mem
Der Of It he will by his colleagues be
elected chairman. to succeed Captain VIII
liam H. Curtis, who has filled that po-
stlon to the best satisfaction during the
past two years.
II is also expected that Captain Curtis
will be placed on the committee on the
part OF the Chamber Of Commerce should
he not be elected member of the Board
Of Aldermen after Mr.. Carter resigns his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

Owing to the fact that the Right Rev.
Bishop and most OF the priests altar
boys and choirs went to Petersburg 70
participate in the ceremonies incidental
10 the laying Of the cornerstone OF Rev
Father O'Ferrell's new church. the
churches here had TO dispense with some
Of the usual Sunday sOlemnity. AT the
Cathedral the late mass was low one
with Rev Father Anern RS ceIebrant
who also preached a very impressive ser
mon on The Precious BlOod-The Feast
Of the Day" After vespers there was the
regular meeting of the Holy Rosary CON
fraternity. at which Rev. Father Ahern
gracefully delivered some remarks on the
July intention for the apOstleship Of
prayer-"The Liberty of the Church"
The late mass at ST. Patricks church
was also a low one-Rev Father Tiernan
officiating.
Sacred Heart and st. Mary's churches
had no late mass al all.
Monday was the Feast Of the Visitation.
the special feast-day Of the Visitation
Sisters, and the features of the special
services held at the Monte Maria convent
was the exposition or the Most Blessed
Sacrament all day, with benedictiOn in
the evening.
Mr. John Purcell whose funeral took
place from the Cathedral yesterday. was
the father Of Sister Aloysius. OF the Sis
tiers Of Charity, who died a couple OF
wears ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
DROWNED Al QUANTICO.
A Boat Cspsizes with Young Douglas An.
derson Bubank.


A telegram was received in this city
yesterday announcing the drowning Of
Douglas Anderson Euh8nk, of Richmond.
The telegram contained meme o. the par
tiCulars Of the SAD accident
About ten days ago Mcssrs. Harvey
Taylor Bob. Workman and Eubank went
up 70 Quantlco for d few days outing.
On Sunday the three young men went
10 sleep after dinner. When Messrs. Wor-
than and Taylor awol-e they found Mr..
Eubank missing. Thinking ne had gone
swimming they went down 10 the river
where they saw their boat floating some
distance or from the shore. On going
OUT 10 it IN another boat they found Il
half full cf water ana Mr.. Eubank's hat
fiOat ting on the inside.
The supposition is that the unfortunate
young man went out rowing. and that the
boat, canvas one, capsiZed. throwing
him into the water Up to Z o'clock yes
terday evening the body had not been
found.
Young Eubank was sixteen years Of age,
and lived with his widowed mother on
Eighth street. between Clay and Mar
shall. lie was well known In Richmond.
and was a brother OF Charles Eubank,
VINO Is with the Richmond Ice Company,
and John Eubank, an employe OF y.
Saks & Co.
The grief of his mother when the sad
news was broken to her was painful to
witness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
with ,b0 yevspnper People Tonight.

All promises well for gr ',S, ana glow W"
~ the press Club to and through Dutch
~ o. oii Int evening on the beautiful steam
er PocahOntas. An elaborate ora dsPl9y of OF
reyorka IN honor IF b 5ee given Syf Of 9ur ins
~ Dro9ress OF the sail on the James
river ri'S p Then there will be vocal and
Instrumental music, and the wonderful
electric pedestrian OF the steamer Will
discourse sweet melody
D. soIe Of tickets is very large, but
for &c comfort will be limited, ana there
aJl vet some LETT. which intending pur-
chasers should secure promptly or they
~ f,,e,v Indication points TO a happy
evening for the eXcurslonists, who VIII
eTTIa rom All sections. and many Of the
most prominent Of Richm-2d's citizens
and fairest Of her ladies' VIII be included
in the passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
The Mozart Slusicale.

The card that drew the large and fash
ionable audience TO the Mozart Academy
last night was the Ininlitabe character
comedian, Mr.. J. Williams Macy. and his
gracious wife. New York possesses n
treasure in Mr.. Macy. He is full Of sim
pie. pure spontaneous wit and humOr
that bubbles over I'm the most genuinely
captivating manner possible, as was at
tested by the generous applause given
him
Mrs. Macy possesses a voice OF rare
sweetness. II IS a deep, fuil-tOned, well
trained, artistically handled contralto.
She sang her selections with a sweet eN-
preston and a trueness Of conception
that completely captured her audience.
Nothing need be said Of Mr Macy He
is VOL known in this city, and last night
he added fresh laurels 20 his wreathe and
strengthened his popular hold upon the
minds Of many appreciative Richmonders.
Cups and Saucers,' a satirical musical
sketch. by George Grossmith, Jr., was
very clevcriy rendered. Prof. j. Emory
Shaw was the accompanist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

views: Mr.. @. X Griggs, OF the Danville
and Western Railroad Company: Mr.. a.
L. Thorn and Mr. w. A. Fentress. Of the
Atlantic and Dnnville Railroad Company:
Judge ". T.. Homes and X. T. Thorp. OF
Mecklenburg, county. and Mr.. r.. L.
Buford, OF brunswick county. in the In
terest OF the same company. Alr. q. ID.
Penneman and Nr. +. J. Griffith, OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company:
Mr. c. o. Bradford, OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company; MIR. Alex
ander Hamilton and Mr.. Warren G.. FL
lott. OF the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany; Mr.. Ro. Gillian and Mr.. George
Beadle, of Petersburg. and the Asylum
Railroad. and the Petersburg Street Rail
way Company; Mr.. Benz. W. Carskad-
don. Of the Washington Southern Rail-
road Company; Mr.. J. ). Is. Thompson.
OF the Richmond and Danviile Railroad
Company, or Southern Railway Company;
Mr.. +. x. Reed and Mr.. Gordon G. Noble,
Of the Washington. Alexandria and Mt.
Vernon Railway Company; MIR. VIM. J.
Mahoney OF the Virginia Iron and Rail-
way Company
The members OF the board listened very
attentiyely TO the views expressed, and
will agree on the assessments at some
future meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
CONCERNING THE FRENCH OFFICERS WHO HAVE
JUST BEEN RELEASED by THE KAISER.

The French officers who have just been
released by the German Emperor were
arrested as spies last August at hlTi ;
If transpired at the trial, which was held
al Leipsic. that one OF them, named De
gony, was a lieutenant Of the first class
i'm the French navy, while the other
prisoner, named Malavas, was neuteh,
10 the general staff. under Lieutenant De
gony. 4 number Of drawings and notes
were found on the yacht on which they
had come relating to the fortineauons OF
WUhelmshaven. Borkum, Helgoland
and Cuxhaven. and were said TO be eX-
tremely accurate. NJ. Degony was SEN
fenced to six years and his companion
to four years Imprisonment in fortress
They were conveyed 10 Glatz early in
the present year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
GRACEFUL ACT.
Kaiser wilhelm Pardons the Two French
Officers Convicted RS Spies.

Count Muerster, the German ambassa-
dor Informed Premier Dupuy and For
eign Secretary HanotauX sunday morning
hat in observance. of N. Carrots funeral
Emperor William pardonec the french
officers. Dcgony ard Dagi ct who were
arrested as spies off Kic last year.. and
were condemned after their trial at Leip-
sic to fortress confinement.
NJ Dupuy told ". Casimir-Perler 81
the Enperor's act. and the Emperor said
10 tell Count Mucnster that the Emperor
had by his consideration touched TIE
heart Of two ereat nations. During the
funeral the news spread rapidly. Inc
comment everywhere was that the I'm
neror had done a graceful deed which
would allay some OF the bitterness lie
tween Germany and France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

Lewis Howard better known as Morgan
Howard colored. was drowned In the
river at the foot Of Ash street yester-
dav about u O'Clock. II seems that
Howard attempted TO board one Of the
Monitor tug boats when he slipped and
feu between the wharf and the boat.
The body was recovered about half
an hour later by Captain Cunningham. OF
Howard was employed as driver by
Mr.. John DAILY and was about thirty
li NV, Years Old. lie lives in New Town
lust below the city, and leaves 4 wife
and one child.
,.io,yiDg The remains deemed an inquest
Enthusiastically and turned the remains
over 10 the family Of the deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
Mrs. pemberton's hu,ic Glass.

The closing exercises OF Mrs. w. C..
Penbertoas music class entertained a
large and appreciatiVe audience at Cor
coran Hall last evening
The class was quite q large one, but
they were given ample means by the
varied and well-arranged programme 10
nrove their vocal abilities The han was
tastefully arranged with evergreens and
magnollas, and The stage was decorated
with lace curtains and parlor lamps.
que OF the scholars is a nattering sign
OF Mrs. Pembertons ability as a music
teacher. Many members Of the class
were very young. but they were as apt
interpreters as their older contempora-
rios
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD, July Flour dull;
western dun; superhne. $LWg l;1sn, 40.
extra. So 0Od2 80; do. family, S26)G2. -;
winter wheat. patent $tmp3 -; spring
DO S3.GJQ3.7j: do. straight, S3.l5Q3m
Wheat hrmer. No. red spot. J9's0
5oi,c. September GlhmNlNc.; steamer
10 , red. 5J4GJ6c.; milling wheat by
corn steady: mixed and spot, 4Gaipac.;
month. 46c.; August, 45hc.; southern
corr. Nv sample. j2uJ3c.
oats atlet but firm: No. > white, west
ern. 40a50c.; No mixed, western ~
case -.-c.
Hay steady; good to choice umothy'
Grain freights quiet and steady steam
or to Liverpool, per quarter, ls'p Isl tgd.'
INV. cork for orders per quarter,
% ga. G9s.9d., July; cotton, per 100 POUNDS
lSc.: hour. Ice.
Provisions unchanged. So
Rutfer firm: creamery, f3hcy, &c
Iadlo. fancy. lie; store-packed, lV1l-c'
Eggs firm at 1lMlll2c.
Gomez steady; No. I, Sl6,D.
Sugar strong; graduated, St33,
Bonds-Virginia Centuries, % asker .
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern h!sis'
i05s, hid: Consolidated Gas bonds, u459
Glf5: do. stocks G340UA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

PATTY with wheat and corn than by rea-
son OF any individual news OF import-
ance. The strike, from the standpoint
OF restricted arrivals and free exit for
BILE an argument for higher prices In
oats as In any OF the other grains. Sep
TENDER oats closed NC. higher than yes
terday. Cash oats were In good demand
from local consumers.
Provisions were steady for lard and
ribs all day. The opening on pork was
weak on selling by prominent COM
mission house. but upon the withdrawal
OF offerings IL became nrmer. The close
was steady all around. September pork
showed no change from Saturday. Sep
TENDER lard with n small fractional gain,
and September ribs 2i4c higher There
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. I'LL, July 2.-Wheat nS1
q o,,iet session to-day. at the same tiiuc
doteionlng a remarkably strong uhItl
tone and scoring an advance conslslen'
win me moderate amount OF isaulns.
There was a full supply OF pun ASm9
ana little that might be ranked as pc ,,,s,
- an adverse tenor. The strike si'""
ZION from a weakening factor. haS9 tbe
scIvsd itself into an atiuence ol 80
stroneest nature. The Nght 1870 1870
and the understanding that III - nv
FOR an Improvement therein a. hiiitv 10
any means assuring with the "D 49, no
chin ont by lake as mucn a. a,.
vconfed and the always presens SSssn,,ssed
tive demand are the points Low .,t' 80" ,,beat
win benefit 10 prices. 80 yonged he
onened from 593Sc. 70 49, cicsine AZ
V sph, ,aa.c. and GO9s1t0Jhc;, cl0snis AZ
dstMten net gain OF 4sc Tor 1ne uay.
Cash wheat was strong ana Lii' ,yer,.
up with the tu'nisS'
extremely light. ...,,h much OF the
Corn carried over from last Week
sIieissn are the only important mat.
Inc 80 market, and they are now OF
ter ia '"tiyht volume that sentiment
sucii % . ~ higher prices perYadeu me
IN IaHos Iov The settlement OF the
crow ,s,Iii he the solution OF the olnl-
stlhe ord every day that suppnes arc
cuilS i,ack Is predicted TO furnish aIul-
neiu canse for an advance. september
uo ,.,' onened az 4iakc.. advanced 10 tiTsy..
coo!.iisJ hack. and closed NJ iiNc.. sain u,
ovsr saturday OF hq;sc' CASH corn ""'
hi8Sa,s were strong. Prices showed I'M
nroyement all around. more FROM '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
Low Rates to D-nvcr. Col.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell round trip excursion tickets
10 Denver, COL, from al points, on its
nth and 2lst good for return on trains
leaving Denver July 9th, August "a and
9th; tickets will also be sold to Denver
August Sth. 9th and 10th, valid for re-
turn passage on trains leaving Denver
August 18th, 18th and September 18th.
The rate from New York VIII be $40;
Philadelphia. M.75; Baltimore $40:
low rates from all other points.
Passengers taking the Baltimore and
Ohio have a choice Of routes. going, via
ION Beiiaire and Chicago, or Via Parkers-
burg. Cincinnati and ST Louis; double
daily service Of express trains, with Pull
man sleeping and dining cars on all
For more detailed Information, address
Arthur G. Lewis. passenger agent, 10 Main
street. Norfolk va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

The supervisors OF Henric99 met at the
oonrt- house yesterday ana transacted
iG M nost-ofiice at Edvlns. in Henrco
ooi,nfv at J. W. Southward's store, about
t two miles from the city. was entered by
tSieves Sunday night and robbed Of s3S5
,,oney and some stamps the amount
~ ~ -bicb was not ascertained, and about
~ .a same amount Of money belonging to
'' 10 goods have as yet been missed from
,he store a secondhand pistol being
ebout the only thing gone.
There is no clue 10 the robbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

The ambulance was called at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon to No. 1922 Chaiin
street, TO John a. Bennett, a white man
about middle aged, VINO had taken pOis-
on. Bennett was found in a prccarious
condition, and was taken 70 the Aims
house. where the physlcians worked on
him several hours last night At late
hour ne had not regaincd cons iousncss,
and IL was feared ne would not recover
The poison taken was thought to be
rough on rats. The cause Of the act
could not be learned. IT is said how
ever, that Bennett had made several
efforts 10 commit suicide before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July > 1874.
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day;
Wrappers Il hogsheads. hllers, 90 smok-
ers. ?. leaf dark, 2 Total. ~ h0gsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Brght a hogsheads and
fierce. dark. hogsheads. Reinspections--
Bright is hOgsheads.
Myers, Crenshaw's. pavenports, Sea
brookes Planters. Farmers, and Ale
ghany tobacco warehouses report to-day;
Receipts, 2i3 packages; deliveries, " pack
ages
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city OF Richmond, Va. to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, stN.oo' pug
tobaccos. 1890. Total. s3,zS9l5.
The Petersburg Record of saturday,
June 30. 1894. says
THE following will show the movement
of tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses: -
Farmers Inspections, llS; receipts. lSS;
loose. l0l 140 Inspections, IS; re-
ceipts. 81; loose, 2i9S0. West Hiu-lnspec-
tons, 2) receipts, %; loose, A,N5. Cen
tre-inspections. 4; receipts. 5S loose.
O.. O9O MoOre's-Inspections 3; receipts,
| a.: loose. 81 1875. neutrality-suspicious., l9l;
! receipts. 3i5: loose. 2e9 400.
Total inspections from the lst OF octo-
Der. 1893. to June %, 1884, 1850; same tine
last year. l,5l0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

A most interesting meeting OF the
evening at the club-rooms. Telephones
being the subject Of discussion Mr. Chas
T. McClucr. who had several sets OF
instruments on hand, gave the club the
benefit of his varied experience in pracu-
cal telephony with the Southern Bell
y ephonc Company. Mr. Empire, Of the
Length University. also made some very
pertinent remarks.
The new Mason telephone was examined
with q great deal OF interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
nnse-Rlll Notes.
tomorrow

r.o afternoo, hail game tomorrow
Inc the Rlshmonds and the Peters
b beT~ee az West End park will be called at
: O'clock, instead Of i:S0; go as 70 eh hl.,
those wishing II TO witness tne poa At
race and then reach the bht slVulius ~.
e s1,1e tomorrow will be called promptly
The ban game between the same CUPS
this afternoon will be calieu AZ S''0"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, July Spirits tur-
pentine firmly held at 29c.; receipts. ,4s3
casks.
Rosn market firm at the decline and
opened unchanged, with no safes. and
cline OF &C. on NJ and below, receipts
3,il2 barrels. Quote--A, b. G, and D,
SllO. r. $40: T. sl.30: G. $50: H. $50:
l, $500. *, seas; NJ. S25j; n. $3.50; win
dow glass 81 05; water white. $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. July
2.-Cattle-Receipts 1900: market nrm;
common TO extra steers. 81. 4OHL9 stock
crs and feeders. $2O0H3. 80: cows and
bulls, St.25lt3.1J, calves. - 2544.Es.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market unss tiled:
heavy. $4.s5G5.05: common TO choice
mixed, - I0Q5.05; choice assorted, $3.50
Q49o; lSht, Si)Wlio; pigs, Si254iiO.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,O0O; market steady;
inferior TO choice, sl2583.15. lambs. 50 10
$500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

The gun store OF J. c. Tignor. on east
rrankiin street, was entered by thieves
DD'nlock Sunday evening. The entrance
U,es made through the rear door by
nrizing out one OF the panels; There is
10 clue TO the robbers, and the amount
Of their stealings cannot pc eS,lmated,
cover the loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, ' ~ July :, INJf
ocarinqs-Wheat. $50 bushels; corn
,,,bitel 35s bushels; oats, 1000 bushels
sales-Wheat. SO bushels; corn (white),
-'S9rototiors: Wheat-Longberry. COO. 10
coo mixed. soc. 20 &c; shortberry, 5Sc
10 f2c.: No. red Gle; -
Corn-Whites, NiTsiniaa CoSg iotsls SSe'
to BIC; No. white '"c'i NO Mixed
% oSats-No. mixed. size. to isc.: No.
mixed. 1910. TO 4ic.
Rye--5ic. TO Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
10 ASSESS RaiIroad Property.

rho Stat. BOARD of Public Works held
T Tathe s.d pfotpS o meeting in the excel
1--we Chamber yesterday Tor ne purpose s
Of nearing f S5 e0 aT Ts rSn
railroad companies, wd MICS preparatory TO
the ASSESSING s OF the value Of their prop
erty. .,u,,an sxr.rssaaa iL.I-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

Nesh Quotatlons-FlOur demand light
ana prices steady and unchanged: wheat.
9SSl2ey0c.; No: . red, 5sc: corn. axe:
lard. S6.GiHQ6 20. ribs, 81. .5Ii5: Shout
ders,, @62gG5.S7h; sides, S6.SOgO9J;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c, July 2.-Rosln
firm; strained, 92gc. good strained. O7lsc.
Iurpentne-N Nothing doing
Tar firm at $3.50
Crude turpentine quiet, hard. Sl.0O;
soft, Sl.00: virgin. S2iJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, :. c., July 2-Turpen-
tine firmly held at 2Si2c.; receipts. los
casks
Rosln-Good strained firm at sl10, re-
ceipts, 22t barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
SUMMER lIEsOGrs.
SUMMER KEsOGTs.
tine BRANDON,
BASTC CITY, VA.

This favorite resort is now open 10
visitors under entirely new management
Ii IS the most convenient pace OF VIC
cbesapeake end Ohio railroad FOR RICH
mond peorle. being only four nous roe
XII modern conyeniences and comforts,
such as large. airy rooms ana lalis' an
elerantly carpeted electric bells, ~,
hot and cold lithia baths attngsP ILL.,
drv and invigorating; no MOSgL ~ L9
no ATAT.ARIA: a beautiful l2-acre lawn,
unsurpassed mountain scenery IN eyer. ,,,l,I
direction. good livery and peaut.lini
drives: fine hunting, fishing. and 20 I've ~
Sreeetonc and luhia water. Specuil rHts ,s
IT, fonlIles bv tho month. Address
c. w. SMITH Propriotor le---l.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

Tho hanks will all close on July an, and
Inc pa hh,,,n W. notes and other obliga-
lions to meet will have !" "'''''' ~ 'NS''
ta-laH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03
NAVY COTTON LETTER.

Following is the daily cotton letter of
Atwood Vinlett < Co.. OF New York. b.