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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

WELDON. y. c.. July .-Special.-The
directors of Roanoke Rapids Power Com
uany met here to-day. Among those pres
ent were W. NJ. Hahliston. president;
Judge Mullen. of Petersburg; J. Arm
strong Chanler. Winthrop Chanler. and
the NaXwells. OF New York, and Major
Emory. OF this place. II Is stated that the
directors are contemplating the building
OF another factory, which VIII make the
third. The knitting-mill Is now nearly
completed. and the contract has been let
FOR a large cotton factory.
IL is also said that the company OF
which Major j. w. Wilson Is president
ana i'm which General Malone Is largely
Interested, will build a mill on this canal
about four miles above Weldon.
one OF the convicts working at the
brick-yard az Roanoke Rapids escaped
Tuesday. ADD has not yet been captured.
Men were looking for him yesterday IN
this vicinity
Hail storms have recently done much
damage in the county. \ severe storm
passed over this section to-day. Inc
rainfall was heavy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

GOUROCK. July Lord Dunraven's
new Yacht. Nalkyrie Ill. acc' npai reg ~
the Yacht Selene. belonging TO the Hon
lessons the builders of me AIN ,li'.
rrrivod al Gcurock yesterday. IN" boat
presented an odd appearance IN n,,
York. and Attracted a good deal OF at
tsltiOn. t.,.s,
She Is rugged as "A ketch Her nainmast
l. tIi,tv fnet shorter than the mast shs
carries whan In racing trim, ana she car
res "A very short topmast. Her lesclm ast
Is stepped unusually far fOrwdrh, ana ia
beiohf In reaches about H. 81 with the TOD
OF the main crosstrees. The yacht VIII
carry her own dinghy ana cutter anu
win also have two large Berthon coll'p-
5 he beats. , .,.,
Air. Glernie. a prominent Solent yachls-
man. arrived here Yesterday as Tue req
roscrtative or Lord Dnnravcn ana y
shipping the Nalkyrie's stores for the Noy-
a-r. -. ,,-..t..
IL IL now intended that the Nalkytle
ri shall sail for New York on SATURDAY
next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

NEWBURGH. July 25.--,iiss Mary
Goodrich Newell OF this city. ana SIR.
William James Nelson, ~ lOushktepale,
we're married I'M 81. Pauls Episcopal
church here AT noon yesterday by the
REV. Thomas III. Gallaudei. rector OF
81. AIMS church. New York city, as
sisted hy the Rev. Rufus Emery rector
OF 81 paurs The bridal couple are both
uutes. 80 the service was conducted ~
Tr Callaultt in the sign ansuas'.
charles McMann. OF New York city, ana
T.. y. Nelson Of Rome, y Y. brother
of the gIOom. were the uShcrs. There
was no bridesmaid. r. -. Nelson Is
president OF the Central New York lnafi-
lutte for deaf mutes az Rome. y. y. the
ceremony was Witnessed by seveniy-hte
friends OF the parties from feekskill.
Kingston. Milton. POughke epsie. ana N'w
York city. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have
gone 10 New York. and viii sail on tho
steamer AnchOria on Saturday Tor an eN-
tended European tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

1903 iSC bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
s. ils.1~N bales. France. a. isS bales.
Continent. - il3..~) bales.
NEW ORLEANS PA. July .s.-Cotion
futures steady, sales. "a 40 bales: Juis.
Gas. August, GA, september, 90. Oc-
ioDer. t.3i. November. 6.eI. December.
Cos, January, CO., February, Gis: March.
6.~,. April. So.
LIVERPOOL. July -Noon.-Cotton
demand moderate and prices rtcadv.
American middiing. 3 2l-i2. sales : ~,
bales. American. Z SD bales. .uoculafi ION
and export. yW bales. Futures nuerod
steady and demand moderate. American
middlng. low miQdling clause. Auoust
ana september. 3 ii-6i. September and
October . ks-Dt, October and November
= 4SbAQ3 ii-Ci. November and Dcccm-
Der. . ii-6ipj l5-Gf. December and Jaul,-
airy. 46-3f, January and FEBRUARY
g 11-Ci. February ana March. 3 6S-G4
Futures barely steady az The advance
I. NJ. American miIding. fair.
a.; good middine. 3 1916: low mlddline
s. 1882. good ordinary 1852. ordinary
. s-,-. July and August aud September
g 90 90. buyers Scptc mDcr and October
3 fl-Gtn3 1851. October and November
g 4.i-Uf. SELLERS, November and December.
g f4-Gt sellers. December ami January.
g l5-Gi. sellers; January and February
3 fG-GinS 4s-tf. sellers. February and
March g f7-6fn3 1861. buyers. March
and April. 3 i9-fa, buyers. April and
MAY. 5O-Oirj 5l-oi. values Futures
closed quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

WlLMINGTON. y. c.. July 2J.-R0sin
hIini strained, $l.2O. good strained, SD.
spirits OF turpeniire firm, machine,
2,c.' irregular. 2p.c. BID.
Tar nrm at Sl.D
Crude turpentine quiet: hard. slaO,
SOFT. 1laO. virgin Sg..p
thAELt..,ION, 5. c.. July 25.-R0sin
nin, good strained, SLIJ0l.Zj; receipts,
lSi barrels.
Tuipentine firm at 25i4c. receipts, iCs
casks.
SAVANNAH. GA. July 25.-Spirits Of
turpenune opened at 250 ZlI.c. for rceu-
lars. with sales OF 100 casks. and
closed firm AT &c. bid
ROsin firm; sales, $500 barrels. QUO
tatlOns. a, r.. ana q. $50. d. SfaO. b..
1LiV; n, Sl.J0; g, Sl.DU, ID. SI.GJ. ]. 81 -:
is, SID; II, S2Sj. n. $50: window
glass. $40; water white. S2'1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
yHE EXPOSITION BULL FIGHr.
The Government Has No Authorit, I"
Prevent IT,

Prevent H..
WASHINGTON. d. g.. July 2i-Assist-
ant Secretary Hamlin has decided. aud
has SO Informed W. II. Baliou, OF Ne"
York. vice-president OF the Humane co
cietv. that he is unable 10 perceive thAt
the importation OF bulls for tho purpose
Indicated in his recent letter OF protest
exhibition OF bull-hgi ting at the Atlanta
Fxposition). comes within tec letter or
splrit OF the prohibition clause section 10
a., the act OF COpgr,i u August =, i'j1
IF the exhibition OF bull-hshtins y
prohibited by the laws OF the state OF
Georgia" says Mr.. Hamlin, las Is claim
ed. then It is presumed that the authori-
dies OF that state will prevent H. but the
subject does not appear 10 come wlthin
the jurisdiction OF this department
This afternoon Commissioner-Gene
Stnmp also sent a letter 20 Mr bAllou
in r.spect 10 the admission into tne
United States OF torreadores from Mex
leo 10 engage in bull-nsntinB az Atlanta
Mr.. BallOu had protested against az
hitting them, as II was violation Oh s,o
immigration and contradiction laws. III
Stump called Mr.. Ballou's attention 10 'ne
solnt regulation of Congress proNlolnk 'eI-
tain regulations for the government OF tns
Exposition. and stated that uhoer VIC
terms OF the Joint resolution the uePait :
nent could interpOse 10 obstacle ~ 'ne
admission OF the torreadores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
Art of Sprechmaking.

asked General Horace Porter whether
the immunity an aftcr-dinner speaker en-
loved al "A midday dinner endeared the
latter % him. 49,
eve never minded making an aiteI-
dinner speech particularly said me-
"IYve hundred? I've made great many
more than that. And the prospect vi
having one 10 make never LOOK away
INV appetite or impaired my digestion
or even interierred with my ENJOY in,"1
OF The occasion ia the least. but tN,i
are many eminent men, speakers VIZ
are freqreutly heard a such times ana
,.,-+ IA whom have sat often, who are
physically and genuinely dl7iiesse" N''
an th.v have finished what they have 10
saw rhe knowledge that they are 10 ne
.aile1 an later ON, % arise ana sp'"h
IS actually painful 20 them Ihey ENJOY
nothinr have no appetite. and seem un-
able 10 enter into the spirit OF tine o.
.asion and the conversation OF tN"7'
about them some speakers zine az Ao."'
before going OUT 10 "a public dinner pc
cause they know they can't ENJOY ln'
latter. Others get mp from tho tanie an"
walk around outside 20 compose lneiI
thoughts. l have observed thls Ana IL
Is mainly those who feel that some as
tineuished effort or profound eioquen'e
is expected Of them who experience TINS
distress.
Il never make a note. Even "hen i
know I'm 10 speak aud what the subject
b 10 be [ make IL point 10 make 10
studied preparation Of any Kind before
hand. Newspaper anecdotes ana mel
feuts2 They would bee old by the tine
wanted 10 use them-tnlnss 80 'he
rounds so quickly these days. nave
never prenared notes since once IN my
early life, when l got my notes ana my
IDEAS SO mixed up that they disgnsteu
me 4 man must dine So after all, ne
making no very great sacrince OF tihe
o,hen he attends a dinner where ne Is
10 speak. II he doesn't prepare IN aa-
,,ance he can't be said 10 be giving away
his Intellectual effort. his labor. as II
were. He meets interesting people from
all over the country. and that Is pleas
ure which I appreciate at such uIles.
Personally. / endeayOr 10 use the mel
dents Of the occasion. any event OF the
evening and the speeches Of those yno
have gone before me. don't even hle
away material IN my mental pigeon-noies
mill the night when / am 20 speak. But
mat j. all a matter OF habit some men,
Won know. write all their own letters -
philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

The Husband of One of His Patients Did
Not Like His Treatment.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. July 3.-Last
night. near Morrisonville, southeast of
this city. Alfred EnterSin waylaid ana
killed the village physician. Or. Richard
Hasoner MS the latter was returning from
professional visit. ne murderer
used "a shotgun and revolver ana SEVERN
shots took effect.
Rason,r had recently attended Enter
kin's wife through a spell OF fever, and
when she was over IL her reason was de-
throned. and Enteriin claimed II was
caused by the doctors deleterious drugs.
4 posse is i'm pursuit and 10 Is believed
ne will be summarily dealt with II cap
ture4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

CINCINNATI, o.. JUL -J.-Flour quiet.
winter patent, $i.s5u $50; fancy, SS.4v4
80. family. S5uSHj.-l.
Wheat firm and higher; No. red,
tuc. on track.
corn nrmer: NO. . mixed, track, 43c.
NO. white, track, iijao.
oats active, so. white. track. &c.
No. mixed, sc.
Pork easy: mess. :l2@5.
Lard easier; steam leaf $3.50; kettle
lara, 500
Bacon easy. loose shoulders. $40; short
RIBS, $40; snort clears, 500; boxed
meats i.c more
Dry sailed meats easy: loose shout
ders. c5.39i5: short ribs. SG.31Ia: short
clears. SOD boxed meats l.c. more.
W Risky easy and quiet at @l.2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
cn1rON MARkETs.

NOW YORK. July Cotton quiet;
middllug gulf. ~. midGling. Z, gross re-
Ceipts. 90 bales. sales, 19 bales All
closed STEADY. July. G73, August G92,
september 6ss: October. GS4. November
q ss December. Gyf. January, $50. Fe3-
fuary. lOl. March. 100; sales, lO3,sOO
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 505 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain, 81 bales, stock,
3J1 100 bales.
total 80 FAR this week Net receipts,
- 51 bales exports % Great Britain,
q no bales. France, $50 bales, Cont
uent. 1850 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

oe,r.ne- and sales At the E''h"""" 10
baceo Exchange in''r""' ''''""'
Collections Foreign Ad'''es'

. .,. ls ,,ao "A mar
,..ty YOHh, July ~ D. va .sfo@k
ia, .nI lroiss sion'' i. . 'N, Sid ~ paul
..i.ra. t..it}. L..,'V" s.' I.t roi
.. Louisville ANA ->''''' $500. gne
e.'..' "e,.r.d BY foreign houses was
....t absorbed, ana VIC" '"-t.f .o
m IBIS source ceased ... i .,',.,',.r,ied
-.. fl.e ruilV.ly issues were 'o'''' ,cn,
Showed 3D. t'nt-n's 10 .'.-..',f'9,nt ana
.I.U.s. how sttf. "'ft "'r.,' mo
....I. r.utr4fu tAe ol'i ,..,'.',.
...n traders Mn' .,'' ,fD .nrln.
tho Iumors ~ oaNi"He '. a., ,nr
wheat crop. 4ii'' "".t T-Ets ,fort
r.INft Was CT t'"', .s,, .l,r.s chang
XIII b.. lnw as $685., fi'''" """i .'.
Ir. hands ou tine w af 1"N". liz ',.,,,'n
MAS attributed 90 e' "'.- .. f...o ,on-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

several months ago. az ieI'" ,s,r ,rs;
i,,,ls mi with his teeth when b",v~
seized her in his arms ana ~"N'" VIZ"
dog - d.. faSfen-
Before the brute succumh'n ns,,',,no a
"a his fanvs in Eulows tex. innicilns
,.tnfnl wound which was cautttlNe.
Ruiow had left his wife, who ~ don'. a.
tic h. the family OF 7. L. bach nan, y,
this city. 20 seek employment ~ 's''"
Amh0y. Mr.
SATURDAY night he appeared AZ Mr'
Ruchanan's home, No. 1913 Nashhs'"n
avenue. The man could no, taih corr ',
Is. and did not remember how ne ~
here from New Jersey phNs'r'1" sreo
ciarei that BuicW IA. the ftNi'+ -.
natient had 10 he strapped 20 me De- 49,,
prevent him from tearing and pitins "A'
flesh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

SANTA CRUZ. CAL. July william
+. Barrett, an insane waiter. gave HIM
SELF up 10 the sheriff Tuesday night ana
said he Was the murderer Of ~" no
girls killed ia the Emanuel chuitn. re
made A rambling statement OF how no
had killed both the girls on the same
cav and carried their bodies 10 the oeliiy.
ne recognized a suI eryisOr In the sntfin
Office as the Rev. Mr. Gibson. ana ,. ai, a.
tache OF the sherln's Office as bufant
hrofher. He il the victim OF an haiiHSi,,
nation. the authorities think. ana ne N4'
he examined as 20 his sanity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
p,.,ne,, SAFEGUARD Against Mosquitoes.

RRIDGErON, July 25.-Mrs. chester
saw Is a great sufferer, from peculiar
cause Before going into the WOODS
after huckleberries. she was advised TO
dip her stockings in kerosene OIL. as
would kee1 ticks. mosquitoes. and otner
,rsscts on OF her. She did SO. and as a
result her limbs are in a terrible conus-
ton. being affected by the combination
Of the kerosene and the dye In me stocA-
ings. The skin came or IN graf s"ee'9
when she took her stockings Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
WANTS 4 cHASoE or vENUE.
Citizens of san Francisco However Be
,i.ve That Dnrant Can Get Fair Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. July p p
When the Durant case was Fes res. 11..,- pc
i... 1870 barnes read a number OF am
2 At,Grn' made de- by prominent citzens and
detective officers to IN the ,s sTe' ina. ' %rn
W. - Turant which would prevent
b f5st from N obtaining a. fair trial by Jury;
judge Murphy. a. the conclusion OF ' ne
tta 70, .-.t7ercsbed his mind IN this matter,
n mich ~, was similar to the case OF Alex
snder Goidenson, who murdered .s ~ Matte hd
Jelly a schoolgirl This case was trisa p er
i iorv w, vias asked for but denied and the
Court had y, aDs s,aie the nsa fsss sfsp
nc 80 .ot,ar 20 preyent the proposed
M ''-'i,,csion Of a plan dealing with the eX-
Element incident to the crime.
He then denied the motion sa TOT ,ne pres,
enc sne s'' ~ renew ii later, II his attorneys
deemed IL necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

BERLIN, July 2-While railway
train was approaching the station az
Reudten. in Prussian Silesia. last evening
,Ss nrakes gave out, and the uncontrolled
train ran on the end OF the track. and
crashed into tho station. wreckins tho
building. The waiting-rocm Was niled Win
men, women. and children, TWO OF wNem
were KILLED. Several others were badly IN
iurrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
Five Peculiar kittens.

nprDcrTON. PA. July "a strange
,rsak OF nature here Is the birth OF
five kittens. OF various colors. all Joined
together and apparently inseparable. az
ter the manner OF the siamese Twins.
THE mother cat came 10 the residence
dtr u Robinson. on Hampton street,
last November. and was provided FOR Out
OF charity The kittens are All aiiNe
and as active as their strange condiuon
will permit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

4 Negro Brute Taken To the scene Oh "'s
lriinc mud rrnhnblN INnch"1.

NEW ORLEANS. La. July "a Me-
ridian (AIissl special says that loin-
Johnson. the regro who murdered MIS-
fairfield and her daughter. AMI assault
"a another daughter. Was captured 70
Last night crowd OF citizens went Z"
the iail and demanded the prisoner ann
ON being refused bv the Sherh dthoi-
ished the wall and bt,ke seven locks 10
reach the ncsro's Cell
When the mob arrived At his door
Johnson showed fight. having secured A
crow bar. and had 90 be- shot several times
before the mob could get hold Of aim. he
was carried ont 90 toe scene ot MS crime.
fourteen miles from Harrisburg. Tor
i9antffita,I0n and if ne proves I'D he tho
right party IL is certain that " VIII ne
lynched ...
There is talk o. burning him at the
stake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
>EIBO.tED IIR If>I mon ~.
Preparing for Closer Competition wsth
the >nmthern EailMnN.


BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July 2.-rha
Seahoard Airline Is preparing 70 secure
a western outlet from Atlanta VIA bif~
mingham. in order 20 ho better able 10
compete with the southern railway. iresl-
ilont h. e. Hoffman Nicc-President T..
81. John. and several large Eastern stock
holders OF the Seanoard are here inrptt l.
ing prospective terminal faculties ahd
comforting with officials OF IN" Kansas
CIV. Fort Scott. and Memphis raiiroa'-
with "a view to concluding traffic ARRANGE
monts with that line for western DUST
ne-s The plan Of the Seahoafd p.opl.
Is said 10 De % buy the East ana west
r,ilroai ~ Alabama. on which they are
believed 20 have options and which ft,-i-
I.nf HOFFMAN and party Inspected ycsiei-
dav. and by building thirty miles on '"..
A.. pir,,inpham. thu. giving them a direct
route Of their own from PORTSMOUTH,
va. 10 this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

UNION STOCK YARDS ILL, July
25.-Cattie-Receipts 5000. market
steady; common TO extra steers. - lOfi
600, st0ckers and feeders. s22sn4nO.
COWS and bulls, Sl.1Jn3tJ. Texans. 40
047O.
Hoss-Receipts, 1900. heavy packing
ana shipping lots. Sl5un3.g5. common
lots. S5.vrn3.,O, pigs S31Oni.yD
sheep Receipts. 1000. market firm.
with snccp IJc. higher and lambs l5N2Oc.
higher; inferior 20 choice, >-.,ja4.V0.
lambs, s3UDu5.JO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

CHICAGO. Ill.,. July 25-Another boom
in wheat gone WI0nl. Prices closed
l.c. lower to-day than they did yestel-
day, ana tIrre was not the least lndi-
cation OF excitement TO the trace. Inc
outside refused 10 be tempted and local
bulls failed to live up 10 their asserted
ttlei u better prices. September wheat
dropped from Use TO 4l'sc, declined
TO sU4c. closing ~ 1O'sc. Cash wheat
was easier ANA lNli4c. lower
Corn displayed complete sympathy Win
the easier feeling Of wheat. Yesterday
the advance u tue coarse grain was made
much of To-day there was fun concur
renee ~ tlc opposite course, which rhuWs
the unltrcurreut OF weakness ruling n
corn september corn opened from ai4c.
90 i4i4c.. declined 10 45hc. closing at
4drsc., l'>c lower than yesterday. Cash
corn Wne Ic. Irr Dlshel lower.
oats The crop of oats maintains e.
laf promise. I0r the Price-C urrent rms
ls generally understood, but when re-
pcatel hf an authority SO good, has its
effect September oats closed .sc. under
yesieflaN- cash oats were l2uAc. lower.
PROVISIONS Business was uull and
moneionoNs in product to-day. The hog
market was reported firm, which lent
some sltaNlN'ss 10 provisions at the
lmmeeiaie START The speculative feel
ing OF wheat furnished the later easier
tone ih i1s market, and prices lost their
carry siicltia. AT the close september
pork was l't lower than yesterday, Sep
TENDER lard shade lower, and Septcm-
Der mos -l.0. lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT, July -. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond Davis, New York,
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Charlotte Nicklc. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city Marshall. Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond Davis, New York.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte Nickle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City. Marshall. walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
Amnesty for Armenian Prisoners.

cONsTANTINOPLE. July z5.-The sui
tan has issued an trade granting am
nesty 10 the Armenian political prisoners
here and In the provinces. unless they
are charged also with eommon-iaw Of
fences. Many OF the prisoners nave
already been released. including those
who were arrested 1T Van.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
KEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

SEW YORK. July 2J.-rlour quiet and
Nod steady. winter wheat low grades,
s., -la.1u. do fair 10 fancy, S3.@vH3Su;
do patent. S3.iUnloo; Miunesota clear,
~s ,,.,.l. low extras S2.J0Q3lO; city
mills 81 uH4425. southern hour quiet
anil steady. common 10 i1ir extra, 20
@,sol. goOa 10 choice do, >j.slg 40.
Wheat duu at lc. lower, with options
sfnaav. 80. . red, store and elevator,
,lAc.. aloat. 'o4c. Opuois were less
'.f... and irregular, closing steady at
9[Ii... decline. NO. . red. July and Au-
aust. 7lse; september .if4c-i OCTOBER,
e-f' December. t0i4c.. May, tssc.
r.rr fairly active and lower, with OPP
,flr-- Eo. +. 4S%c.. elevator; 1880 ailoaL
Got'ons were dun ami llsc. lower; July
atd August. 4ssc.; September 1s,ic.;
0.fon.r. lsc. May, ao'sc.
o.ts auIe white nrmer. Options more
.r-ft. and easier, july, 2Nl2c., August
oslo. september. -olc.i Oci1let TO-
1f.r .ac spot prices 40. -, -sAQ
1D. no. white. mixed, giniuc
Har lrm and quiet; shipping, DC, Eood
o., .hrI.o lac uSl.N1
Wool firm. domestic fleece, lGQ22c.,
pulled. 1860.
,r moderate demand al Slhu, Ierced
if a.t1 af >l6 1n0lluD. cut meats
| .t,,,,.. rick.tI bellies. $500. do. Shout
! fsr. 5000. a0. hams. S92.qlC.po
Lard quiet ani steady western steam.
/ sgfli. asked. city. 500. september. ., -.
I mammal Refined quiet and WeaH, 'on-
/ fncnt Sfpl. South American. $50, COM
rorS i,aay ana ill., moderate demand;
Nrfs .',.t~ m Jar demand. fancy firm.
/ state dairy. unlHisc.; good creamery,
/ l-.c: western dairy, 34al3c. Eigins.
ce-tan seed oI firm: crude. &c. yell
low primo. Z>... do. good OFF grade, @'4
Petroleum nominal -.-
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NorHEK fILitNcl .iFFfTR.
\ spanish War ship Brings q" with shot
an American schooner.

an American schooner.
DELAWARE BREAkNATEk. July
q. The American schooner Carrie a.
Lane. Captain Quick. which arrived hero
Yesterday from cuban ports. reports that
on July lith. while she Was OF cape
san Antonio. cuba. a spanish man-of-
war fired two shots near her and when
the Lane hove 60. a boat Was sent To-
ascertain which port she was from.
WASHINGTON July 1.-The Govern
meut officials here have received no m
formation IN regard 20 the firing OF me
schooner Carrie \. Lane hy a spanish
war vessel OFF Port Antonio. The gene
eral opinion Of naval officers who read
the report of the affair. as described by
Captain Quick is that the Slaniari did
not exceed his authority Ia Owe rhauiins
the schooner II the latter was IN the
territorial waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

CHICAGO. ILL, July %.-charles Bn-
low laborer, forty-four years OF age
died here last night at NO. '"- "as" hns.
rors 81 rydrcphobia since last sunday
Bnlow sacrificed his life when ne saver ,s
n child from the attack OF a raDid oos'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
pror. MINORS CONDITION.
Thought to BE slightly ImProved-A Wed
ding In fiu,anna.

CHARLOTrESNl Llr@' a, july %
Special.-Professor Johh 10 MINOR OF me
University of Virginia whose extreme i'll
ness has been mentioned frequently by
yy"i ~, more quietly last night than
~ re hss for several days. and his condi-
~, ~ "a sh,s morning was thought by his
Musician oou and friends TO be slightly i'm
proved. ,.,rac,ive homo No.,
~, 80 nloc, Yesterday at Lafayette
I'm" Fluyanns county. The cSntractin.
Rites were Mr. j. T. Omohundro. or
Keswick. and Miss Maggie Mood. OF