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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

rou10-lrg is the daily cotton letter Or
A+va3t Violet * Co., Of New 1oiN' ny
--'...,.al. vie TO &. ". Branch a Co..
ri is the general feeling that some
tr9uerc. is al work TO prevent prices
f,D,, GOING lower here. Either u Us
49, those short OF August are uhll
aIoflt waiting for more than ley
roirfs profit after selling that month
~ In is sun "a very important moAtH'
,n account OF large interest IN d.. or else
there is a feeling that cotton is not deai
at present prices. snouid toiii"el N."'
and industrial conditions improve or re-
sumo the normal The general sentiment
here however, IS bearlsn, ana We tnlhA
the same can be said OF New orleans
anJ Ifvrrp0ol The observation Of those
taking notice of it is that with the lnll-
cations at this season OF moderate
crop. the market usually gets over
b0lieht. while with general expectations
0f "a large yield. IL is Oyersold, as suisse
aueut developments prove. II remains
10 he seen If this year is 70 be one or
the exceptions. Liverpool improved
Slightly. with spot sales OF 5000 bales
The opening here was > 70 points lower,
but this decline was nearly recoVeIed.
Port receipts to-day 60 bales, against
, 900 bales last year. The total re-
ceipts of new cotton In August ~
were 80 ij6 bales; in 1880 they we're u. 90,
bales. in 1871 they were ,3u-2 bales m
1872 they We're 30 i96 bales, and n 1858
they were -, s>3 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Thomas T. Crittenden. ClnsUl-Gencral
OF the United states az the city ~ Mexico,
is the subject OF ara investigation just
now. I learn today says Washing, %
CORRESPONDENT that charges were Med
AGAINST This official some months ago 20
the .nect that while administering on the
estates y Americans h- Appropriated
some of the effects. ..
Th- author of the charges b. William
Edgar, formerly yice-consui ~ the bn.t-l
states o. The city " Mexico, and one OF
The strong Republican leaders ~ Texas.
Mr. Edgar also prefers numerous other
charges a4ainst Mr Crittsnien. They
were OF sucn a character that The STATE
Drrartmcnt decided % investigate them.
Acto-lnely. Secretary Gresham SIS now
irqulrinr into the matter and expects o.
r-f al the bottom within q very snort
dime Mr. Crittenfen Us au appointee "
he present Administration. He is Wei
known throughout tne. country, brln5 az
on. time Governor " Missouri
NNSsourlans here are OF the opinion that
th. charges were inspired by desire
f"r REVENGE. Nr Crtteudeu having been
Instrumental IN the dismissal " Mr. EI-
rar II rs said. when he assumed The due
ti-s If the Office VI Coasul-Geueral 20 the
state Department officials.
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TOUS or PULLMAH NEHDOUS.
Attempt to XIII Mr.. wicke. Ia. Added to

III g o. . ~ ff'i fNif+i.rif'f
The New York Herald % yesterday
prints this special from the town OF
T1e feeling IN the town 81 Pullman IS
etiU one az nervousness and arprencn-
sion. especially since me attempt 10
,,rrIar President Wickes. n the
Pullman palace Car Company, became
Hundreds n reople. formerly livinr
there. have abandoned their homes, ana
hundreds ~ others are preparing ip ~.
They foef that they cannot remain tner
a. eofefv because II the dread GER
taintv mat sooner or later an attack VIII
be- mad upon the town by the infur.a'ed
r. b. now conceded that any attack on
r,,fir,,, must come from the outside.
Tn r+rilrars There have been stlenret ny
no r-esarce ~ the First regiment. ].
y q and new spirit must he infused
into them before they are rpe i.I ItV'-
Colonel Turner has had his own telegraph
instrument and IFS own operator, or
81 tn uniform. IN his Headquarters ~ the
second story " the Hotel For p o. Ine
removal If the instfument 4h1 JUS ,A-
cfreion fr m the outside trtihc was the
re-iiit If a rather sensational discovery
lie vas astounde1 70 find that tie
strikers were IN possession OF every
message which DE sent or received ol
~ rrhrir wire. This fact pazz. d him.
t', . kent his own counsel, and went
',-iativ ~ investigate the leak. he
f,rd H. and had the maa thr ugh whom
,re messages uttered removed and wire
nm into his own room in the hotel Now
be talegraphs AMI receives messages with
The assurance at least mat the strikers
~ not ref them before he does.
The present situation in Pullman IS
,,.-tl,. what il was two ~ three days
ago-one of waiting The company, Ar
fbe relueet Il colonel Turner, runs ITS
elactrlr ulant all night and holds its
e'setric cars I'm readiness for the move
mont Of troops that sleep in the var Is.
Srce the colonel made bis strong stand
.g1frsf being at the orders VI Poll %
Irsrrctor Hunt. 4 the city police de-
rartnent. there has been marked cessa-
fion of the very queer m.Femef g. ~
The militia I'm the pullman district The
MYSTERIOUS switching # COMPANIES and
Tie arratic maroeuNres Of tHe Gatln-
section have all stopped suddenly ana
Pullman is now az rest
The First regiment L. \ o., enife
f- N Pullman tonight and VIII stay there
rrt6 iii danger SIS oyer. The city troop
~ cavalry i- also there. There U.s. q
.t.l deal of territory O. cover. and
/ more are many exposed points where
fb4 iucendiary could apply the tor b
,.+rour danger of detect 30. 3. foot. -
would be an easy matter to fire the
town.
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nectlcut terator. end announcing mis-
willingness and ability to whip him.
Senator Hawiey was not in. but one
of his clerks was there. busily engaged
Ia addressing 10 citizens ~ Connecticut
copies OF the very sreech In which the
ism. and POgu lfm At 9ig1t o. The an
gry senator from Nebraska the clerk
fed. and was followed down the stairs
by Mr. Allen. who shouted that he could
lick Hawiey and Chandler both. and
made other excited statements that great
ly alarmed all the employees of the
building
There was great confusion. but finally
some one recovered sufficient presence Of
mind 10 telephone 10 Sergeant-at-Arms
Fright who Immediately sent the Cap
tain n Capitol police % the scene OF the
rows. and after time order was Pee
stored Senator allen was not In his
seat I'm the Senate to-day.
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MR.. C. A. DANA'S VIEWS.
EDITOR OF THE VIEW IORh stN
INTERFIEWED IN PARIS.
The Socialist an Exception In This Coun-
try-No Coptrsetions OF the Right oil
Individual Liberty.

The Matln. OF Paris. Wednesday printed
an interview with Mr. Charles 4. Dana,
Of the New York sun. which was cabied
TO the Herald ana appeared IN that paper
yesterday This is the English transla-
ton OF the interview:
one Of the most important and. Justly
So most esteemed journalists 81 the
United States-Mr. Dana. editor of the
sun. one Of the newspapers that has the
largest circulation on the other side Of
the Atlautic-is al present in Paris. II
occurred to US that. better than any one
else, our American confrere could en-
tighten the French public on the cnarac-
ter and bearing o. the events which are
just now taking place in his country, and
which thus far have not been sufficiently
explained by any one.
We were received yesterday by Mr
Dana IN The suite Doe occupies 40 the HOtel
Bristol, and with great cJniraferral nd
ness he placed himself az our disposal
The editor OF the sun, who IS q veteran
N the American political struggle is
robust old gentleman of about sixty years
~ axe, OF the accepted Yankee TYPE. re
expresses himself in French with extreme
facility and remarkable Ccarne1S.
81 left America two months ago.. SAID
he. land fl is. therefore. imposs DIE ioF
me O. give YOU. ~ my own know ledge,
the details Of what is taking place at
the present time ] can only tell you WAT
are. in my opinion. the causes or me
present events and what may be- their
consequences
In the first place. the news which the
agencies have trans Wltted 20 The frcnnh
papers have "a rOmanu. character afalNSl
which 30 Is well 10 put the public Ola
their guard II ls not the fact that "a
revolution has broken out or is on the
eve Of breaking out ln America.
Events that are % DO regretted nave
taken place lu q very small number Oh
cities order WIFI certainly soon De r.
established everywhere, and in DO respect
whatsoever is there anything resembling
a revolution but there is a great deal
OF local and certainly passing dlsiuib-
auce.
"The exposition attracted To Chicago "a
crowd Of rnran from all countries, VINO
since the beginning OF last winter nave
/ been without resources. and whom the
city has had 10 lodge and feed. ] DO not
know how Well founded are the COM
plants Of the strikers against Pullman,
but 10 is certain that the strike has been
/ for the international mob which enclm-
/ bers Chicoe) "a preteNt % indulge in
every kind Of violence and in all sorts
/ of raplne. The militia and Federal troops.
/ which VIII De- called out n necessary,
] VIII easily re-estabIsh order
"At san Francisco the situation is move
+ serious. for in taat city there is mass
I pr0uer sense of The word. but which la
/ violent hatred FOR rich people. Fnr a
! long time there has been nj San From
! else. strong hatred for the founders ~
/ The Central Pciho the great a.Iroa s
/ which uultes the two oceans. or 40 least
/ ~ the heirs ~ those founders who have
f.ef. leaving Ike Mr. Stanford, q fortune
/ estimated at eighty ml.io!a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

whisky hrmer at $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
CHIcAG0

CHICAGO. ILL, July l2.-The local
or,,c5 was of a different opinion al the
C+,.ni,., Of the wheat market to-day
frorn what they were AT the close to-day.
Commission houses too, were inclined
"a Luv. and. In fact, the sentiment gem
orally was healthier. September wheat
orenel al from 5si .H5sasc.. sold 10 Jysc.,
cfosing az the inside, a net loss OF =.
from Yesterday. Cash wheat sold
higher to-day. No. . red winter at 56c.,
which was gain Of lc. from the price
quoted yesterday.
4Corn-rhere Is a growing apprehen-
sion among shorts In this market, par
ticularlv those In the present month
tbat with the lack Of regular storage,
and consequent unbelievable values IN
the old ware-holGers, and the large daily
output. there is a most favorable condi-
don Tor a squeeze. Prices were strong
to-dav. and the meagre offerings were
Quickly taken at the advance. Septem-
her corn opened at q &C., closing al 4-ts
n t2s,G427sc higher than yesterday. Casn
corn was trmer 49, .,,..,,,h
oats were firm. taking their strength
from corn and from some OF the condi.
tions which caused the advance III tha'
market. notably the elevator question.
September closed nc. higher than ysSrs,leIa
day. Cash oats were weaker A"s's
Provisions-Even the resumption OF
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The butchers az the Second market have
I-I ,ii ERECTED electric fans over their
sstgaal.s, and tic eject. produced is hishiy
SATISFACTORY The stalls are noW clt en-, az
ms .,a.riih wqs quite bish. IS been re-
i Hascef 10 a pleasant desree
14 me- rssGlts are Statutory in every way,
and in makes The transactions ior buyer ana
sciieI ~ aies cam Doe appreciated by all
seA'7 VI. VISITED the meat market on u
%-D day dsy before the electric fans were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
,rR4IyrD HKn Io,GUELfUGHISG
Mrs. Taylor met with Peculiar Accident
hnt [. Vow Kecovering.

WATERBURY. conn. July 12.-Mrs
Tomas ] Tavlor. OF this city, is sufferer
from peculiar accident
While She was paving visit % her
PARENTS in Wire-ai few weeks ago
%.thirg was ta0u.lt of it at the time
SIZE believed. ~ course. that The trouble
would soon disappear.
1frs. TAYLOR returned % her home ana
th. paiu increased and her tongue ieea DO
to swell In a few days IL was .ml --' ..'
SWELLING became 60 large that it stopped
The food passage entirely. and 10 was
With dfHculty that she could breathe.
Size consulted physicians ~ Waterbury.
and as their efforts proved ot no avail she
Won't 10 a View York hospital. where she
received treatment for "a while She has
now returned home. and although She lta
partially recovered STD suffers seriously
ana has an impeachment iu talking
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD, July l2-Flour
firm and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and lower. spot 3t's" "'c.'
July and August. 5lhs dose; September
go. Q5qc.: steamer No. red 5Gc. asked,
milling wheat. by sample. 59uG0i4c.
Corn dull, mixed spot and July, 4r8c
bid. southern corn 10y sample. ga BE.
DO. on grades. j3c. BID.
oats firm. 80. white. western. Doc.
bin. No . mixed western % 4jic.
Rye slow; No. .. 5ja56c.
Hay easy: good 70 choice timothy
SIC OVUlTOo.
Grain freights easy; steamer TO Liver
pool per quarter. ls.3t1 a.
Eggs easy ar l2ulZi.c.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Century bonds. aslI-D; BaIti'
dated Gas bonds, 1l4i40ll5, DO. stocks
49,
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II Save. the Children.

"Nfv little boy was very bad on FOR two
months with diarrhoea We us SEA- rsrl1 aus
medicines also called W roe ST until we used
n4thlhs r LIN Cole. Cholera, and Diar-
ChampTf am which gave Immediately
rhoea henle o9n cured him. | consider II
entiously recommend it to sl VINO nef s.
a diar TIs~ton Tex. 8 and 5o-cent bottles
hsre, Lrg nv Owens q Minor Drug Com
P pa sra n O. Forstmann. druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill, July
20 The market for I've stock had not
vet regained SIS accustomed appearance
today although there were more local
arrivals than AZ any time since the IN
aiig7irstion OF the strike. Prices for
cattle were lower. the average loss being
o-m30c The market Is not yet In shape
- absorb the usual supply. \ few
EASTERN shippers paid S42-NGGO for good
stocks. beyond which there was little
done
Hogs were lower with a lack % de-
nqnd. the strike Of local butchers com
nlicating affairs TO-DAY Common 20
hest grades sold from S5OO05 %
sheep and lambs were weak and lower.
Common 70 choice sheep were - 0ol13 -.
Spring lambs We're saleable at SiOp05.OO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Tbe Howitzers' band last evening sere-
- csrtaiu John A. Hutchinson. COM
nsa'r,.iant ~ the Howitzers, a. his resi-
aence. No 90 Floyd ayenae After ne
pa! - t7.cr stepDed out on the porch and
tib tuI,,.d The band. on behalf OF Mrs
t IiiSt,So FOR the compliment, and in
i rius3i the members into the dinins-ro00m,
,nbera he best that kitchen and cellar
could produce was set before them'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. July -. 1884,.
ARRIVED.
Schooner NirgInia Ralon. Leek. New
York, salt. Davenport 81 Morris
SAILED
schooner Annie Aiuele. NcAndrews,
New York railroad ts vessel Curtis
~ Parker
Schooner Thomas B1ose. EnlicOtt.
Philadelphia. oak hilets
PORT OF WEST POINT. July l.. 1884,
ARRIVED.
steamship Yorktown. Dole, New York
via Norfolk. passengers and general
cargo
steamship charlotte. Nickle Baltimore.
passengers AMI general cargo
steamship Elm city, Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Yorktown Dole New York
via Norfolk passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nicklc. Baltimore
passengers ami general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshall w alkei-
ton, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Orioles and Bostons We for First Place
Results the Oiher Games.

CINCINNATI. july l2-Boston battei
Dwyer hard today. but would have lost
but for Smiths errors. TWO misplays
hy him gave Boston three runs. Atlen-
score r. H. T.
Boston. ..........1O0O2OO11-6 10 :
Cincinnati. ........0 z2OO00O O-4 @
Batteries: SWEETS and Ryan. Dwyer
and Murphy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

4 n ~ " ~
and pCtcrsburg
had a genuine
sluggIng match
60 day home
runs were as
numerous in this
as plain
everyday runs
iu am ordinary
KANE "a large
man lor being hit
over the fence
The home team
made FIVE and
IN Vtstto Is
three Stafford
r1 Norm cot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

rhere IS nothing o. local interest in
q. j H .-Iest railroad strike The topic which
MAS So generally diseass,e,d on the streets
mere H"3,trr has assumed the ordinary
cQilEe' lain The first carload " meat
pAas,r here from Chicago since the
re-gils commenced rolled into the city
s ,.e'sferday. and IL is understood that IN a
es'' 49, the meat dealers VIII be re-
ie s,,.,ng 40 Goods from the Windy city as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Last fall 1 was taken with KIND OF
s,,~Srner complaint. accompanied with a
rnderft,I diarrhOea. soon after my
49, sister who lives with as. was taken
w. 49,, same way. We used almost every
,,h,ng without benefit. Then / said, let us
Try 'Chamberlaih,s Cole Cholera and
49, cured us right away. / think much
- ~ as IL ala for me what IL was recon-
,nended 10 do. John Hertzler. Bethel.
pcrbs county, Pa. % and 60-cent bottles
for sale by owens & Minor Drug Com
nsnv p. NJ. Slaughter, II. p Reeve &
20 and IL. q. Fontmann, druggists.
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business at the Stock Yards was not
potent enough 70 arouse the trade IN
this market from its state of letnargy.
Prices opened steady and moderate offer
ings led TO a later decline. The volume
OF trade was light and the interest In
the market slight. At the close Septem-
Der pork was The. lower than yesterday
September lard nc. and September ribs
Jl2c. lower. Receipts and shipments
both small. Better cash demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

CRrEN.-DieI near Matthews Court
house Va July llth. WALTER LIE
only chilli " ". F. and late Minnie Lee
Green. aged one year two months ana
eleven days
LA FITTE.-Die1 july. 18th. at $50 cas-,
cie1 street.. MARIE. infant daughter OF
y II ana liza l.. la Fltte. OF Lloyd, Fla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

CHICAGO. July Hits and errors
were even between Chicago and Brook
Ism to-day. but the Cots made their
safe drives count 10 the better adval-
tace. Stratton pitched well IN spite # the
heavy caunoualc. while Kennedy wa
driven from the box in the fourth Foutz
made a great double play unassisted ia
tLe fourth inning. Attendance 1883.
Score j.. II. L.
Brook yn. ........1OO14OO0o-6 % p
Chicago. ...........3 l220I Oil II =
Batteries. Kennedy G4strisht. and
Daley. strattou, ScAriyer. and NolVer
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CTNCTNNATT

CINCINNATI o.. July - Flour
Spring patent. S3.35T3 s.. family. 1851
2Gb
wheat market steady; sample red
new. Bic. ~. o.
corn active: No white. 52c.; No. :
yellow 52c.
oats quiet. 30. . mixed SIC.
Pork-City mess So 50 family clear.
sl3.75: family pork. Sl25o ,-,.s
Iard-Steam leaf. S725, Kettle orleu'
Racon-Shoulders $50; short rio Sizes
81 -
Whisky hrmer AT $50
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SAVANNAH.

eAvANNAH. Ga. July l2.-spirits tur-
-. aA' ,nsrket opened and closed nrmly
hhnlSd Al 2Oc. for regulars; receipts LIZ
casks r market was In good demand at
oI lost nrices: opened and closed. at yes,
n ,lrdavs outside quotations; sales, S.oOo
ttelueis. receipts, 3.4ll barrels. Quote
II. c. and ID, si.l213; +, sl.22fs' w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

cJAREgTON. $ @. July I2-splrlts
,nrbentine quiet at PIE; receipts Il
CASKS RsS5ssin-Good strained. eoa95c. receipts
so ba rreis
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Withers and Thorpe handled the sphere
for the stars, While Lysion. Wells, and
Timberlake filled the points for The
SpauldinEs
MINERS was tn good form. ard the
Spauldlng h8fsmcn were unable TO get
onto his delivery. The following Is the
score bv innings with summary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Cash QuotatOns-fl0u -.
prices unchanged, wheat oefs
aol q. ,6c bv satnule. pork Sl2.DAl2. o. +
Ior.t 81 -.9S III. ribs. S66j4661l2, shout
der9. So VDu6l2lg. sides, So'o'T . 49,
r,Ii-txv 81 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

WIZ NfrNGTON. y. c.. July i2-Rosin
s,eady. strained S7ig good strained
92Lc. 49,. 0sfLc
100 AT ~ - t'urpentine firm; hard. So;
soft. $40; virgin, 81 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Mr. a. +. Jahnke. the veteran Main
street Jeweier, left Richmond yesterday
for New York. accompanied by his daugh-
ter Miss Bertha They viii sail for Eu-
rope Saturday on the steamer Werken-
dam, Of the German-American line. and
VIII be absent for several weeks. during
which time they Will visit Germany.
Switzerland, and many other places.
During Mr. Jahnke's absence his entire
business is left in charge Of his son. Mr..
a. L. Jahnke Jr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
nun COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July Cotton steaoiy'
r,ililinc culf. Z 1-lG. midlling uplah47,
3-l6. sales 400 bales. Futures [loisyt
quiet and steady; sales, go" oo 80
July. 6.95p6o6. August. 6sNgg-9ey-, - 99 ~
tember 7Ul MOI, October .o,44',, /.
November. ia. December, 42Og 81
January 727u72S; February, '"'d too
March. 13JRi.tj. ...,o,,
The consolidated net receipts Of COTTON sa
reported to-day At all ports were ~
bales. exports TO Great Britain -'"f'
bales. stocks 2l9Gi bales. -.......s
Total So far this "eehrrNet, '1ritain'
q. 433 bales: France, - bales Continent
SEW ORLEANS. July 12..-Cotton fu-
tures closed quiet. sales. 10" na' -
July. 60. August. 6l3. september, 80 .
October -. November 6e2. peceml-
her q. "a. January. 695. February, 'Vi
March. 70l; April. 7o3 .ooo p n
LIVERPOOL July y 80 l.. VI
Cotton quiet and free supply oHeI FIX
American mddling. l5-l6; sales wv
bales. speculation apd export -" ualy,
receipts 800 bales. all American M
lures quiet and demand freely suppl.l
American miIdllng. August and 0epteW-
her. 1864. september and Octooosst.
3 53-G4, November and December o'-oi
December. C-Gt -
p. American middling, ffiair'
1910. low mil8hng 3 1916. good orli,
nary. l-lG. ordinary. 3lq. July, 3 ot-5i
03 57-64. July and August ht-ot y
Ij-6i. August and september, 3 9b~bl
sellers. September and October. 3 1t-nt
sellers. October and November. oS-'t
November and December Q 19-64, sellers
December and january 3 i9-tlnb w'-ti
January and February. Gl-GlQ3 Gl-Gf
February ana March. d2-G4 Futures
closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

GAMES sCHrDrfrD TOR TO-DAY.
Richmond AZ Petersburg.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
LyuClbuTg AT stanton.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. rsAHr11A sTRAFoHr..

Nirs. Isabella Straeohla, widow ~ the
late John Straeohla, died yesterday morn-
ing az beer home. 80. s2l west marshall
street. in her seventy-siNth year.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
morning at O'Clock from 81 Mary's
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

summary. Earned runs-Stars. y:
Spauldings. g. Two-base hits-Stars. 81
Spauldings. ! Home runs-Spauldings, =.
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