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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING UOTATIO IONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at tho Richmor" 4"
bacco Exohange-Internai HeVepue
observation-disclosures Advie.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The conflict be-
tween the Federal troops ana the
strikers at Hammond yesterday led 10
weak opening al the STOCK EAchaHse
to-day ana encouraged tHe JcaI7 ~ q
tend their lines. Chicago Gas hdtuIdliy
bore the brunt Of the dttac~' bnt the
Grangers also came IA for some snare
OF attention by local operators. Lo"doil'
alarmed at the western -llua1lo"' sVi"
ST Paul and other stocks ana Ac,'it-
rated the downward movement Inc
early decline was equal ~ - per cent
TN Chicago Gas. ana l5,al per cent /"
the general list Gas sold down 70 - 5,
eX-diyidend Of per cent sugar ieh
= 10 94i. Rock Island I to Gja. st. Paul
B. % 5sis. and the other prominent is
sues = 20 y per cent me ioIGs OF '"e
selling movement expended ltaeI De4''
II o'clock. however, and a raLy ehsut1.
but before midday the bears resumtA
active operations and Pullman broke
8 10 ~ and Delaware and Hudson ia
10 1868, The general list. however
displayed considerable iirmness, ana re-
fused 10 yield 20 any important extent
Speculation then became very quiet Ioi
a time. but during the afternoon there
was al sharp rally in when sugar Ie4'
This stock moved up from 49, 10 ,e'fs.
Island from Sos 20 6.Es. 81. PAU from
5SS 10 J93.. Louisville and NasnNllc
from 43I- 10 44Al, Burlington from go,
10 1914. Union PacInc from los TO IL,
General Electric from 36ls 10 b. Reading
from ~, 20 lG'9 ana ana North"e stern
firm at lr0l', per cent higher on the
day Northern Pacific preferred lost
D.. Distiiiers - and Chicago Gas s RtE
cent. Louisville. New Albany ana chi
caeo preferred fell - TO 10 and Des
Mo.nes and Fort Dodge preferred rose
40 90 81 The afternoon rally was due
10 more favorable a1viccs from the West
regarding the strike. the President
fl ovid aFfIN having a GOOD rt-
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who have been employed TO watch the
meetings Of the order and ascertain the
number OF It's members say there are
between 200 and 500 OF the fslnlul I'm
this vicinity, who are employed by the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio
companies.
These men. whatever their number, have
only Joined the American Railway Union
since Vice President Towards visit here
three months ago. The organization IL
composed OF men OF all occupations In the
railroad business. but mostly OF trackmen
should they strike said an officer OF
the railroad conductors organization to-
day. I'VE must support them TO this eX-
tcut-we can't be expected 10 work with
'scab' tracNmcn or switchmcn. Our con
sutuuon bInds as 10 quit rather than do
this. and especially SO when the men on
strike are making fight for principle.
You may Dee sure that II the sWlichmcn
and trackmen tn Baltimore SO out 80
trains viii move. 49,. a.,
Other railroad employees around the dii-
fcrcut LODGES talked I'm the same sralh
and generally predicted uc-up
James Duncan, secretary or the Feu-
Grafton OF Labor. representing ''."' men,
ls opposed 90 sympathetic sulh'7' nv
doubts that the present one VIII tNlehH
thI. far east. but the Federation, he SAYS
wru1 lend assistance. should the oeCa-
SION demand it, r-..,..,
Daniel r. Orem an exponent of hnlkh,5
of Labor principles, ~ M chIlIe
,,ifh fhs Vows az Master Workman SOY
crefeu and endorses President l'r"S. ~
thinks thc ultra conservatism. for Whi.h
mi. city ifs noted. VIII prevent any ue
,il.l or AGGRESSIVE action, but ne N""i"
r,e.f "a e,mpqthctlc strike with pleasure.
rho Baltimore and ohio western ualn
.or,.fr, lis badly crippled. No trains "ic
coming direct O. this city from Ia "a,
AVID Wret-b0und passengers "it IT,
v.Hl probably not set beyond .IaIif ny a.,
r..~-fhirr around Fort McHenry is
c,,f.t Inn me troops could move IN snort
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. va. July D. ls'h
No offerings OF t0baccos ~ auction Oh
Change to-day tom.
PIRATE sales reported 20 the secretary
Of tIn Richmond Tobacco IrA - ID-...'y .
Vtr.rn.rs h0gsheads, t'lers, oil, -il 'N
err 81. Ia + dark. !. Total - ho5s"e ~
mo tobacco Inspector reports 10 "a D.
ti9Ys-Bright. IS hog heads az .
Heroes. dark p h0eshcaI5 aNl ~
Observation-Disclosures ~ h"sS"''@
1 hogshclds. ..-.. Au.gb4ny
Farmers. Myers. Planters 49, in,i
ShoDko4. SeabrOOke- =, Pa. .a4lt ,',.l.rr ~
erelburne's tobacco warehouses i,,,er,.s
dov. Receipts. Iii pacN@sc9'
% p"VN"7' .toto. internal revenue col
'.lt'" 10 civ of Riflu,onI -,
-. i..,. CIGARS and cigar e'1's. 80 = -'
1884, 1'.dI e Sd. Total, s5.1io''y'
~ Pe,rrsburg Record % ""'"' -"S'
Ju i, GLOWING viii show the movement
..'hacco during the past week AZ '"e
'tIlg.o Inspections. 81; receipts -
"' sGif0 Osks' Inspections, s. re-
l.Va4 ri. loose. 5000. West hlll-lHsp 'c-
80 n receipts 9l loose, BOD n
'i,snections. 3. receipts ~. loose, a.
~, Noore's-Rece pts. 90 .oo.e, -''s'''
T~tai-Inspecti0ns. lSJ; receipts S.V' ~ Sc
zo 4d.,'fal Inspections from the lst OF Oc-
cher 1913 % July o, lo4' -it9' S'"'e
time last year. l,Ooo' ,,...,...,
Reg stored at thr Tobacco ESchanse
to-day: Monroe Lowry She9Ie'H eiu' A''
Ing caches, Louisville
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ut tho institute. No. c02 east Main street.
tonight at $50 o'clock. The regular an
nual reports will be made board Of d.
rectors elected. and other important bust
ness transacted.
Mrs. Taylor. wife OF Rev Travis J.
Taylor. pastor Of Laurel-street Methodist
church. continues quite sick.
Mrs. Martin Basket and her daughters.
Misses Laura and Daisy. of Zion. Ky. are
visiting Mrs Toone. Of l0l east Marshall
street.
The Ladies' AID Society Of Towards
Grove Baptist church viii hold 4 lawn
party on the church premises every night
this week.
Miss MAY Temple. Of 200 north Twen-
tieth street. left yesterday morning 70
visit friends and relatives In Albemarle
county, Va.
Miss Lizzie Smith. OF 90 east Broad
erect has returned home after very
pleasant visit Of several weeks ~ Viii
liamsbutg. Va.
DR. V. W. Harrison VIII lead in the
discussion al the meeting " the Academy
az Medicine and surgery AT the ). 81.
c. A.. tonight
Several prominent druggists left yester-
day for Blue Ridge Springs 90 attend
the thirteenth annual meeting or the
Pharmaceutical Association.
Edwin Tanner. actor and dramatlst,
with his son. Master Wilson Tanner. are
NJ columbia. Pa, guests or Kew. StudIt
Hamilton. Of 81. PauIs church
4 mll attendance OF the members OF
central ". q. T T. Is desired al the
neettnr AZ the Friends Meeting House,
Wednesday afternoon. july lth, at 3
o'clock.
Tho Grand Encampment Of virginia,
rt'.,,,I.,t order ODD Fellows. VIII
meet I'm regular session at Old Point to-
dav 4 number oi gentlemen prominent
ln the order VIII attend.
Dr George z. Meredith who has been
quite sick with fever for some time past
las SO far recovered ~ 20 admit Of his
going 10 the country toI snort Trip
lie left Saturday morning
The Fulton Tigers and the Cuckoos
plsved "a match game Of baseball in
Fulton SATURDAY evening The game was
won bv the Tigers. who defeated their
opponents 10y "a score OF - ~ l'
Mrs 7. g. Wombwell. OF Florida. is on
a vislt n her father. DIT Isaac Curd. OF
Tyentv-0rst AMI Broad streets. Her Sis
fer. Who has been spending somo time in
Florida. accompanied her Co. Richmond.
rboro was a good game ~ ball played
on Butchertown fats saturday evening
between the stars and Columbus, result
mo fu q score OF 1s to u in favor OF the
stars Batterics Emmerson ana Bannon'
Ryan ana Disney
-rh. younc Mems Christian Association
'Cvria CLUB WIFI have u.s. r.rular weekly
run tonight. and b. is cannes tiy desired
ttaf am tho members viii Doe at the hau
nor lator than s.l5 O'Clock. The friends
of the wbeelmou who wish to go with
them are invited
A horse attached TO buggy both the
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Mr.. 6. WAIT TArLOR HURT.
One of the Elevators at the City Hall BE
cnmn Innanagenble.

One Of the Elevators at the city nan be
CAM UnmanaGenbie.
At the ecmi-monthly meeting Of tn
Fire Commissioners held In the city
nam last night for the purpose Of fixing
"a manual for the government of the
ire department. there We're preseh
President John a. FrischAoIn ana
Nes-rs. j.. C.. Jenkins. j. i. Levy ~ H.. -.
Sberard. Charles L. Taylor ana 81. Watt
va,ior Before going into the consi1crd-
non of the manual the committee elect
t3 John $ Waters permanent hoseman vi
Engine Company 40. Z. In pace OF y.
u Parsons. who refused TO DUAL ~. Inc
rtttr vas however. elected substitute
Of Eorlue Company No. t. W m. Hceke
was elected substitute Engine company
No =. First Assistant shaw was fraht-
cd ten days leave Of oosence, as was
also Charles j.. Eubank. and Charles %.
Goodc. The chief was directed 10 make
some ncce sary repairs TO englne-house
Nftcr the transaction Of this business
the board went into the conSldcrAtoh
oI the manual and We're occupied WIN IL
until m.Gnleht when they adjourned
Tho fire department IS on the fourth
door of the new city Han. ana When-
ever the board meet they are teheiauI
fu session until such late hour mat
me regular elevator men are not kept
on ht the elevators are run 10y some
member of the fire department Tor ne
convenience of the board. Last night
when She elevator st'rieO down Do Sl"'h
near the second floor. 49,.
The gentlemen managed 70 open ms
l,.~ and two 90 their members Crawled
out This nshtcned the e'e \yd[t % ,2lo n
,,,"d. "a fump for the door He got his
6oly through WIN the eNee oJ1 Of ba nls
Mad IL not been for the timely assls lance
Of his friends it is very probable he he,
would have been caught bodily Det" en-
the wall and the elevator and crushed
to death. ,-,,
The elevator. which had now become
unmanaeclbic. began to run up ana down
and finally fen to the bottom. No one
was hurt as the fall was broken by
the cushions at the bottom OF the shatt
mis- is the first time anything OF this
sort has happened. 1t is supposed 10 BE-
due TO the fact that a number or the
employees of the city Hall run The eleva-
tors and so many persons fooiln8 with
them have gotten them out Of order.
Nlr TAYLOR had to be taken home in a
conveyance. his injury being of such a
serious nature as 70 render him unable
TO walk.
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MORTON -l. Yu Monday morning,
the ON instant H.s CLARA MORTON,
reict of the lat, John b. Morton, In
the eighty-hffh ..r of her age.
Funeral from F.utcnary Methodist
church TUESDAY. Jaly 10Th. at > 0 clock
Friends OF The family are invited TO at
tend
TOWARD. -D.rj. July 9th al 930 \.
NJ al the residence of Fred Merydew,
3l2 Denny street. Miss MARTHA
TOWARD.
The funeral Will take place from the
above residence THIS AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock The friends OF the family re-
spectfully invited 90 attend.
MORRIS.-pied, sunday. July :. 1871.
al + o'clock L. NJ. az GIG east Franklin
et~oat EDWARD READ NORRIS. in
the slxtieth year Of his agc.
Funeral VIII take place THIS Tues
rnv NOHNf 500 July 'Ifh. 70 Grace
street Presbvterlan church. Friends and
members Of Otey Battery Association
invited 10 attend.
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LIBRARY COUPON.

1 Kcysrles ~ BarneloI'
IN, of Ancient Rome
3. rlyioss seagd ,s. Seven Gables.
3 ql. COMING Race.
T. Dream LIE.
Fraukpu-teln. ~,
o. book ~ Golden B',is.
n The Scarle, Letter
- J,s-lvs OF Ella.
- Vicar 0f WaHchrl1'
"A I'nice-Iold '.alra.
- h,,I ana virginia.
~ story W am African fArin
A. t.,s OF tAe scottish OaF1'Iels
u.s. Lucille.
d. Dreams
ID BLACK Beauty.
q. one OF the Pfoicss'o'
- sartor 2esartus. ,-
q The Idyis ~ me ,htns'
"a ,rIe p,taauref ~ Lit''
- no Lads oi the Lake
d, Mornings in FLORENCE
n Rab ana lis fIle"N''
~ Nh. ~ ~ Greatest Thins Ia the "orn'
W Laia KOOAh. oo.,,s
IN Longfellows F"-"'''
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W The princess
a. Poeucal selections
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o., .l3erocs and aero ofsh'p
81 .1',ies from shakespeare.
,5 ..,Sfes from shakespeare Second
VOlumcl.
4, ens,fr. and Lilies.
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81 ..Ni,i on the Floss Second series)
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Two OF these coupons cut RON 10
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No stamps taken.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL, July 9.-There was the
usu.l Government report TIP to-day.
r. is said mat the spring wheat receipts
would be much lower this month tAan
last. probably not higher than 20 per
"anf There was no question but that
ms acted rs the principal sustainer
40 prices to-day. although there were
ofhir but less powerful reasons for
fisher prices. Figures al the close were
af some recession from the outside, al
though showing "A gain Of re. over sat
urIay. September wheat opened at from
sc. 20 5S7sc., sold between Jsasc. and
-aI 3 -.ic CLOSING az ISf.ll-9 .c Cash
wheat was 1ull. Prices were quotaD.y
nrrn. with the futures.
corn opened firm and maintained the
st-anrth 10 the close. September corn
opened at 4lrsc., SOLD between iiAc; an. ana
~ i5c. Very little trading IN cash corn
wos seen Prices were arm.
oats were moderately active, WIN i'D
iulividuaiitv. The action OF the oLher
markets showed the direction TO De ,r Jasgr
larity was noted September showing
fractional loss. while May was 'sc'
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rInr Al carr cnArLhs CITY.
Ice and Lumber tonPan''s Buildings
Burned-Ihc Loss Heavy.

CAPE CHARLES CITY. VA, July Q.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
a,e broke out in the lumber yard If
Cane Charles I.c and Lumber Com-
many and The entire stock was dcstr0 yod,
iuclultng tie large joe house. Nlih %.
s00 tons of ice and tho large ware
houee The loss, including houses ANA
contents. is about $4,000 and Tie in-uf
ance is very light. The BUILDINGS OF 'hc
enc Charles Ice and Lumber Company
are located across the harb9r separate
from tht. town a strong wind wls hlo"
IN the fire towards the town, ana lt
u-ss only bv a. careful watch pfcFeni' u
an outbreak ion the town. as sew raj ROOFS
v.oro ienitcd from The sparks.
The three tu,s ~ the New YORK FhHa-
dsinbia. and Norfolk Railroad company,
,,.tich happenel in the barb ~ the iline
~ The fire dld good work with ih'lr
IRE hose and prevented The railroad
buildings. wharfs and other houses near
ne water from burning.
Tho origin If the fire is a my sterN' ana
the lumber yard was all in blaze NheA
Recovered 10y the town people.
Cane Charles Ice and Lumber com
INV was composed Of q number OF gene
il.0en in Acoomac and Mort 1nplo
COMMITTEES. the principal owners ~ "tic"
$50 ~ -. Wilson. r. u. l. F.ctch'r;
I3bn r. Whitehead. severn Ayre' ana
IA Wapies.
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Is DEBN SAM?
4 DIp.omuninc Wreck Two Years az
Warmed That ho WI Hr..h Iown.


10 r.. t.e+ l...rro known that Eu-cne
- r... ... 1..5.r of tbo strike and
...- - tro American Railway Union.
..r .t f. RESPONSIBLE for IL acts At
- r.t. me rnv-icl4a who TWO years
. ....t.f Mini l.r d.gsoma.ia seems 90
-.. t. cannot be trusted. for ol lnlrs-
.. r-ut re sent this telegram o. Deas
.. .n Te.re Haute.
.l- your fr end and physician l inn. or.
... ODD -t.u where you are. The con itDu
va.r nervous system auI AT great
strain rrou 10 makes you Irr sp0 sllle
.r vlur own orders. Yours 100 friend
...r D. g. H..
~ r." Is Ur. Thomas S. Robertson
.f DID,. cast Twentieth street. 90 whom go
.r-u r..y D.le rarra fo t.c last STAGES
~ 'I.or,t. -,.0.rIre He bore a letter
- Introduction frOm COL Robert g. In
.-er.Du 3D. friend and patient Of Dr. Rob-
.rtson. Tho Doctor examined Debs and
..lrd him almost robbed of intellect and
sill Iv ff- Terrific alcoholic exccsses
lr. tr..t.I D.ts f.r n.urasthenIa ami
.-.,t. ami aff.r 1,re and severe
Dad. tr,,,.,,,..5 B.bs went back
.. ,-.rr. rIeyf- and Sine. then has {
. D~ E.herteou. NOR has De written
-. I.,. .r'arf once when m Februar.,
81. b.. wrote 10 me physician than ling
t.. for tfe treatment. colonel luge solt
MET D.1- not long ago while on %
......e t.gr also wrote 10 Dr. Robert
Ills PATIENTS improved condition.
.r Robertson was seen at nis Office
,...-av bv the sun reporter When
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PERSONAL AND GENEEfL.
Interesting Facts About H'"hmondS '''''
zen. aud O.hcr Meter.

Mr. Hin Carter is quite sick al MS
home in Ashland. an ~,
Twenty-hfth street ,-oison
Jndge J. Thompson Brown, OF N'''0''
comfy. was In the city yesterday. 60
Miss Fredie Jacobs, OF TINS cIISfionpf
spending the summer at Rocky
St Patricks annual picnic to %, Rr SNas6y
Forge win take place on "eu"'91''
Mr. John II. Frischkorn, 2residehiss at al
the Board Of Fire Commissioners
A meeting Of the friends Of p rohinlPb'f"9aTf
viii he beid at Powens Han 'o-"'8"' ''
SIS o'clock -,.,. hove re-
,lr Henry Schmidt and brit ,'sa ma" weeks
turned Ii1 To- the city after TWO "''"
tour North. co.urdav 10
Mrs charles Riley LEFT s S,dH Prince
H,,ss Margie Powell, Of Nor Go r., so rs
, MISS M ma Family Of Mr.. Il. Z "ai' ''o''
W. s' easi Marshall street.
The eleventh annual meel, mi, ne held
virginia Mechanics Institute
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July closed unchanged from

Saturday.
Provisions received some stimulus. but
not very much animation from the state
ment by the Stock Yards superintendent
that he expected TO be able 10 receive
live stock on Thursday or Friday. POS
some help TO prices. although Il was
speculative whether there would be aD-
solute relief from the paralysis Of trade.
since the trade unions were eNpec1i 70
strike on Wednesday There was less
strength al the close. which showed
gain over Saturday OF 224c. for Sep
TENDER pork, be. for september lard.
and IAc. for September ribs The de-
mand for local consumption was good.
Outside markets were higher and cables
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PIP NOT OBhI DEB>.
Baltimore Railroad Msn Ignored the Order
10 ttfikc

a Baltimore special Of yesterday says
The ,ar.ateued strike IN uns locaHty AZ
result VI the Pullman boycott was not
ordered to-day. mainly because James
4. -el. secretary Of The American ran
"at E. mon branch WOh-- not lOi4o"
fie dent Debs' Instructions,
ru received a telegram laat hisn
from Debs. ordering the men 10 stop
H9f1 with q view to Gripping the cast
cu division Of the Baltimore ana ONO
and Pennsylvania railroad systems but
E4sscil said to-day The organization was
i9t strong enough i'm these parts 10 war
RANT The pronunciation II such an ORDER
unless they were TO be supported by HS
other labor organizations. OF this ne hda
Ao doubt
Mr. Russell said there were only siHty
or seventy members OF the American
Hallway Union In this city. but detectives
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gOU.D 4Np roHBED.


and Hi. None, iak~r.
D,Nv1ILE. VA, July 9.-specih-Fri-
49,. ntoht Bennett Yeats. who lives near
gay t i'7i I'm his county. was attacked ON
q ,s S@i r6ad l. near his home by Two men,
n ~. "a and a white man. Ihey over yer.
powered Yeats yea nlm ao 10 |e IRE , ANA
iIoll,." Ia ~ the tree ana IL WAS some
i ,ide q before he was found by friends and
ll--.,ee1 The men Were unknown 10
Yeats 80 arrests. IT,. ,....,,-
'pc,,ocrats held meeting % elect
1.l,oat4s 10 the congressional convention.
IN. delegation is solid for swanson.
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Mr.. II. w. Fuller general passenger
acrut of the Chesapeake and ohio, who
bsd the misfortune to break both legs IN
a recent train accident. continues to inn
P..,rathv al his home in Washington,
and during the past few days many prom
inent people nave called at his house 10
iuquirc about him.
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Out of sorts !
take
Browns Iron
BitterS.

.. e,,,, ,1a,d1che is lounG that IS pleas
a ,9r ' Harmless. and efficient. We refer to
Dr.. David's Pns. that Thousands i pr % 's 81
cents cents n box; i've boxes for 81. ~
y" E'' Richmond. Va
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CHARLESTON. $. c.. July 9.-Turpen-
tine nrm al 2iA.c. bid. receipts, Iip
Rosin-Good strained firm at 800; re-
ceipts. l2G barrels.
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Cash Quotations-Flour-I I ,Vc . r
maud good. but shippers idle feeling nrn
and holders trying 10 obtain better prices
for spot lots. wheat. 36'sg'>Ac. 80
rel. j6sc. 40. corn. ul9c., No. : 9 Ga
4Nn4N&c.. pork, Sl-6-!2 90, iaIn' ~ no
QG12l3. sides. S6Sfyd7.Oo. whisky. $l-V'
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PORT or RICHMOND. July o. isoi

AkKlN Ed.
schooner n. n. Grant, Sutphin. New
York. coal. Home Ice and Coal COMPANY.
schooner Lille Falkenbnrg Loyeland'
New York. phosphate. William h. Curtis
agent. ,-,,
Schooner Jessie ". starr. MaxGeH.
New York salt. Robert r. williams
Schooner Iulla s Fowler. Chase, kene-
bee ice. Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner JuIItl LOpkius. uopnlhs. Bai-
timOre. fertilizer Durham Fertlizer
Company. 49,,
PORT OF WEST POINT. July >. 1874.
ARRlN Ed
Steamship Baltimore, bennett halu-
more. passengers and general cargo
steamship CITY OF Columbia. Jenney'
New York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker. Boston,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker. Boston
via Norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
steamship CITY Of Columbia, Jenney,
New York via Norfolk. passengers ana
general cargo
steamship Baltimore Bennett Baltl-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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Ms. v.rY KoNIG.

Mrs Mary Kong. widow o. the late
Jacob kou'e. died sunday night. IN me
siXtv-eey. tetr ~ her axe. Funeral
from ST. Marks caurch this afternoon
Mrs r. D.. GARY.
Mrs. T.. T. Gary died sunday morning
after % lingering Illness. M the re llencf
of her sou-in-hw. 4. W. Baker I'm inc
dftv-sec0nl year OF her axe Funeral
took place from Lcigh-Street Baptist
church last evening.
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Mr.. william r. Ice died Sunday after
noon after "a long illness fir M consunP-
ZION IT, was for number 81 yeal9
nour Inspector Of Richmond ana ssh,
"a that po.ltion about q month ago When
n became apparent that he would never
ha able to discharge the duties 0i ,he
ono again. Captain Philip HaNah was
az at vcas a man who made friends
,,-Lnretar he went He was member
NJ number Of orders and Wa Wen
known as a local politician. lie leaVe' =
WIDOW ana children and many devoted
Tha funeral took place az go p VI yes
,.rIav from Park Place church. una r
! he auspices II tie Masons, Odd-fe ell
! lows. and knights of Honor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

FREDERICKSBURG, Va July sy' Pc
r n,6.t prominent and respectable ciuzens,
~ Sn6tsyivania. living In this city Died
Suddenly this morning In the seventy
FIRST year OF his age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-10

Adam y. Lee died yesterday morning
lie had feen sick for some time win a
Jiiinn was known 20 be dangerous, his
end was unexpected, as he was On tue
street sunday. His father was AZ ""'
time city Sergeant
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-03-24
FRANKFORT KY. SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1894
AN OLD TIMERS STATE.
MENT.
Fast Time on the First Railroad
In the State.

A few of our citizens were
standing together talking on the
street the other day, when the
subject of railroads came up, and
an old resident remarked that OH
one occasion in 1887, when tn e
railroad from Lexington to this
place came down the hill into the
city about where the Kentucky
Midland Railway now runs, a
heavy snow storm was coming up,
and the train drawn by the first
engine ever on the road made the
run from the old depot at the top
Of the hill to Lexington in
eighteen minutes. A bystander
remarked that as the distance was
20 miles, the train must have run
at about the rate Of a mile and a
quarter a minute, which was
little better time than was made
nowadays. But as the old citizen
said he was told at the time the
speed the train made. and left the
impression upon his hearers that
it was running away from the snow
storm, the point was yielded;
though some seemed to think the
pace just a little fast for so young
a railroa |.