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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
LANCASTER
Store.

The Teller
The census of Lancaster is complct-
ed. 1t is found that the total number
of inhabitants is II i6. OF these zoos
are white and colored male; ll39 are
white and 3 colored females. The ma
tivity shows 1922 born in the United
States, 40 in Germany, l20 in Great
Britain, 81 In Ireland, | in British
America, | in Holland, and IS in other
countries. The number Of militia
age between Is and IS is 34S,
Geo. \. Moore shipped to Chicago
last Wednesday three car loads of
stock, three car loads Saturday, two
loads yesterday and will ship lead
today. The stock is comprised Of
sheep, lambs, calves and cattle. Mr..
Moore says good desirable stock is
selling well, considering weather,
The special election in Lancaster re-
suited in sweeping victory for water
bonds. The poll for bonds was 35},
and against bonds, 1874
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

About the worst feature Of the in
dustrial revival is the starting mp Of
the silver crank Philadelphia Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
LOCAL PRESS POINTS
DODGEVILLE.

The Chronicle.
The amusement program for Dodge
Vile, during the present and next
month, will be: the Great Field Day, at
Edmund, July 30th; p. Nj. Sunday
school excursion, July 3lst; Lemen
Bros circus, Aug. 9; teachers insti-
tute one week commencing Aug. 18th;
Iowa Co. fair one week commencing
August Goth.
F. w. Stratman, Sr., of this city,
has been making tour of Northern
Illinois and Southern Wisconsin towns
and cities, the past few days, in the
interest of his wagon, carriage and
plow factory.
Platt Whitman, of this city, who
has just graduated from the Wisconsin
University Law School, has opened a
law office in the village Of Highland.
A young man about 10 years of
age, giving his name as Henry Blum,
stole a gold watch and chain and S in
money from Lance Jones, at Barne-
weld. last week then took the train for
Lancaster. Sheriff Carrow was noti-
fled, and with a warrant he went to
Lancaster on Friday evening and ar
rested him and brought him back to
Dodgeville, where he confessed and
waived examination and went to Jail
in default of $500 bonds.
The sun.
Mr.. Jas. Pratt, of this city, was Sc
verely injured by falling down in a
mine last Thursday. He and Nicholas
Bally are operating mine east of this
city. Last Thursday Mr.. Pratt was
being let down in the mine by Mr.
Balv when bolt in the windlass
came out letting him fail distance of
35 feet. No bones were broken but he
was injured internally and will proba-
bly, be laid up for some time.
The Seventh Day Adventsts have
pitched, in this city, large tent upon
the vacant lot one block porth of the
Ill. Central depot. Every evening, at
$ .. m. meetings will be held.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

tnlCAGo, July 81
Following werN tho qu ltntiont On tho
Board ~ Trade to-day Wheat july
opened &c rn~pd Ghl6c. september. opened
GtIA closed BhAn; Dnrombrr. openoi 7lc
closed GJJ,c Corn go July nominal. CLOSED
4tlAc September. opened ii44c, closed t41sc;
DE "mber, opened 3jlSc, c.osol 3'l4c, May
opened dllh clored aJAsc. Oats jay
opened 2BLc closed gIl4c. September oron"d
e2Sac, closed 2tsr, May. opened sil4', ciuaoI
2bbsc PORK July, nominal, closed sl0.G'Is
September, oposcd Sll0I. close tlOHIb,
January, opened tu0O, "tosrd ~ ~. Lard
July. nominal: closed $G.2j.
Produce: Butter Extra creamery. lie per
IL; extra dairy, IL blIe, pa'knG stock, Nd
10 EgEs Fresh stock, loss OF lie per
dozen. Live poultry Spring chirae ns, 4 q
~ per H. hens, Sc; roossrs, nDiIsc, tur'
Keys 7J1Lsa dnnkS. SC, gee", bJJD
40 per don poiatoos Now. UDijG per bu
Blac kbcrri \. Much Y ~. 81 IjDl,ri per 10 at
case; fAspGerriss, black. al,O Dl"I per 2I'pt
casr. red Sl.sJ1Lbt per2L 81 oh'o. NJ" apple-
Sl.2ja22p Ior bbl Honey WA 70 cllyar, l.lb
sections, nav st OK, liablIc; brown comb
lUAl!c; dark como, POO packtteh H..
strained Ca ifornia 6b6
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

Among the numerous persons who
have been cured of rheumatism by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. mention
should be made of Mrs. Emily Thorne,
Of Toledo, Wash, who says: 81 have
never been able to procure any medi-
cine that would relieve me of rheuma-
tism like Chamberlain Pain Balm.
| have also used it for lame back with
great success. 1t is the best liniment
| have ever used, and | take pleasure
in recommending it to my friends.
For sale at the II. ID. PnlCord drug
store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

Two Polish boys, lG and l. years
old, have been arrested at GAINESVILLE,
charged with placing a tie on the rail
road track. They claim they were
sent out by their parents to gather
wood and were carrying the tie home
when they were frightened and ran
away leaving the tie on the track. 1t
was discovered before train came
over the line.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
Chicago Live stock.
CiIlCAgo, July 70

Live Stock Prices at tn, Union stock
yards today ranged as fpi0 ~; liogs-Etu.
mated recri tts for tho da, E0id sales
ranged at 800 90 pigs. S!SI1hp Hight,
SL71G4 " fou IN packing, SL5JGIjD mixed
and sL9tlL,.2 hoayy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle Est roc ipns for tho day,
500. quo, atoms ranged ~ g. tllG5.ol choice
tDextra shipping steers. TL7I1i.j g0Oi 10
choice do. 81. oIL7J fair 20 got, 81 DDLU
common to medium do SLpGiD butcnera.
STEERS q: tp4ta 10 sto tkers sj.2lILD feeders.
3i.TUlL3 70 cows, L.jOlbi.tJ heifsrs. So DL5J
bulls. S1.y0sLi.b Texas steers, E,jjIl1I yoA
calves.
sheep Estimated receipt, Tor the day,
llOU, Aales ranged ~ 81 JGt37J Westerns,
EOpt5 ~ Texans SL75GLot native. All So
zL5bJ lambs.
Milwaukee, Grain.
MILWAUKEE. July -
Wheat No. spring. ds3a No ! no. thorn.
12I4c September. Gstsc, C"rn No y thc
Oats No . white z794c Mo- whitr 2it4c.
Barlry-k0 z. Eyrc; sanp IS on track, 40
EIS Rye NJ. J. bJe
East Buffalo Live stock.
EAST BUFFALO July ~
cattle Ten ears left over from yesterday
TAKEN by Local butcher. At yesterdays prices.
Sheep ant Lambs Receipts. 800, mo.tly
held over from Sc terd - bet export sheep,
s37slLLO best sjNlgJ.iD sheep, H.sJlt3.t0
eul, 20 common t.ptLi.74. best lambs. 500
Qt5OG: fair to good d.. s3DmtV1. Gull 70
eommyn SOOgJtu Hogs Receipts. J.s0l:
beat i.s4y AID IN iiaao. So Workers and
pig, s1i1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

RHEUMATISM Positively Cured. Acute
or muscular Rheumatism relieved at once.
Shooting pans in AIMS, legs. side, back
or breast or soreness or any part OF
body cured i'm from 1 to hours. Chronic
Rheumatism Sciatica or Lumbago ban
ishcd permanently CATARRH, 10 mat
ter how serious. Guaranteed Cure by only
safe treatmenat. HEADACHE, from
whatever cause, Positively Relieved in
from 3 10 minutes. KIDNEY troubles. in
all forms. LIVER complaints, Biliousness.
Jaundice. Constipation, Piles always cur
ed. DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion. all sto-
mach Troubles permanently relieved.
COLDS, COUGHS and incipient Lung
Troubles successfully treated NERVOUS
Diseases. NEURALGIA. ASTHMA. Dis
eases Of the BLOOD. MALARlAb Dis
eases. FEMALE Troubles Loss Of Power
fin Men. all cured by Munyon's Homeo-
pathie Remedies All Druggists for
mostly p cents each. II you are In doubt
as 10 your disease write to Professor
Nl-NYON, 1905 ARCH STREET PHlLA-
DELPHIA. giving full description OF
SYMPTOMS lie will diagnose your case
and give you fun benefit OF his ADVICE
ABSOLUTELY FREE. Remedies sent 10
any address on receipt OF price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

CHICAGO. ILL. April - For May
wheat ilc. appears to suit the uade
VtIy wen. Notwithstanding cxtfa9r n airy
chorts 10 advance the prce, as "vu "a"
determined selling to dcprcss 10 during
the past TWO weeks, the quotation re-
mains the average. To-day there was
a very fair trade Tor a Saturday, although
the lack OF foreign news prevented
decided action either way. Holders OF
calls were always ~ evidence Whth "
shadow or prOnt was oD,dlhapIr ".'
their privileges and the OHfilHaa W.
that account held prices 10 chech. ala5
wheat ouencd at 81. tc. and advanced 10
JIitC.. closing at aIc, &c. hhl'fI ''i"'
Thursday Cash wheat was STEADY.
Persistent pounding OF 'H' jug
option ln corn impaired Wc'hh'9'
an the other months. as To-Day -
prominent professional vas the Aetitsavi
the weakness bringing out good 1iio"i'.
of long stuff Partridge was H"it ~
have parted with some OF hls nouns
too The strength and undiHpultu i'i lll-
ness of wheat was without aFau I'D
sustaining corn. which scemcn 10 lDiiV'.
am independent course. Nay corn 49, ~
af 45ssc. sold between 1r1c. ana 1'icy
9,c. under Thursday Sash cor" was
weak and Lc. per bushel lower. $1,000. g..
Ontr-1hc nrmucss of wheat was M
nuDnual in determining the tone OF "".'
early bat the hard spot was tchiv1tt@-
ton TO holders. and they unloaueu uo-
orally towards the close. values hdluldHs
receiving "a setback from the pressure.
more vas nothing taken from store.
May oats closed isc. lower IMAM thuiS-
dan. cash oats were quotabiy "a ft'
per bushcl lower t
Provisions Product made a very poor
record to-day general expression OF
dissatisfaction with the volume OF uaue
was heard Prices were called STEADY
simply because the oneriuss anu tn'
demand were both so uuimpOrtahl Dc
fore INC close moderate covering pul-
cbasos Hftod prices trife, but no SIS
nihcance was attached 10 the fact Nay
pork gained BE-. for the DAY, NAY laiu
i0TIc. higher and May ribs %'go|c.
ma leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

The same fancy Ribbons we are sell
ing al &c are sold at other stores az SIC.
The assortment is still unbroken. keaS
the prices quoted below
one lot of Black Double-Faced Heavy
Satin Ribbon-No. 5, Sc; Z, Ice; 3, lSc.;
~. l5c: Is. lSc. 22 Z2c.i 80. &c. 40 &c
Finer Quality Of same Weave IN BLACK
No. 3. 100 Z. lie; 9, Ice. p NC; 10 nc.
~ Nc.. ~. SIC. a.. Sc, 50. 4sc.; also,
conplete lire Of widths and colors IN tho
Finest Double-Faced Satin Ribbon
one lot OF those Fine 1aneta Iwo-
Toned striped Effects, "a inches wide,
35c worth Soc. A a..
Dresden Effects, all colors-No; 40, SSc.'
worth 3Sc.: No. 50 at Sc., real value 90.
Pretty line of Checked ana Stripeu
Faney Checked Colored Ribbon. "A
inches wide. Csc cheap at Soc
4-inch Pin-Striped. 3sc.
Shaded Taffeta Ribbon, No. 10. &c.
Plain Taffeta Ribbon No. 20. Dc. -
Heavy Satin Ribbon, all colors. NO. ~'
&c -, %.
Two-Toned Sailor Band Ribbon, NC
BLACK Betting Ribbon. pc
Fine Quality Beltins Ribbon, all eoloss'
q b and Soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

sold out the bulk of our stock last week
IN Importation OF % dozen Black Eng
fish Tape Hats. including three Nt.W ana
POPULAR SHAPES, was received ".
bond 20 Richmond lost week direct rom
tie factory. IN Luton. England. Ihe'e
Hats are never retalled at less than II JO-
our price this week, Toe.
Ladies and Misses Fancy Straw Hats,
In White, Black and COlors, luliy Id
shapes and coiors TO select from. the
Lace Straws, in Colcrs, ladies' END
misses shapes: also Flats, made TO sell
fer 62c.-price now, CSC. .,.,-
A very stylish line Of % shapes 70 pick
FRI IN White. Black and Colors; me
row-and-row crown and fancy lace straw
brlm. I'm the new and nobby shapes, made
TO sell for 75c price now. foc;
The Cnilircn's Fancy Straw shapes and
Flats. in beautiful. stylish shades ard
combinations. at 81. % and Sc. Equal 70
any heretofore shown at NLD, and you
viii 90 we'll 10 duplicate them elsewhere
SPANISH CHIP HATs.-A complete
line of ponular colors and shapes. also
Flats which include some very stylss9
combinations In cOlOrings as well as soi,9
black and white. These mats never SUN
for less than Si.25-price now, 9Jc o,
French Chius In Black. az - ana s., ,
Colors and White az Sl2j-all the ne"
popular shapes. also Flats. ,..-.,,.,
Fine Tuscan straw and emp =. I9dno .,....
tiore I'm Colors and Black, no sidney
were never made TO sell for less man sii.'Y.
An endless variety OF FINE NoNo.Iti,a
I'm Tuscan, NeapOlitan ana Ess VA,
Braids. I'm the Napoleon Buttefny. anu
other small and large ehects nlaue o.,
frames. The combinations and eUeclS III
these Novelty Hats and Iurnans MUS.
he soon to be apDrcciatedi the pi-~e7
range from 81 - 10 $3.50. ,,.,.
In Bouucts we show the stapl" ~ l'.l
e,pse as we'll as a variety OF the lticy
Tacei NoapOlitan Strawsi the prices
range from 4sc TO Sl.lo. -
The popular Yachting hats are sho .,s u
hore i1 trimmed and untr.mme9. , ns
nricos range from tSc. for styhsn itovEl'
Sraw Navy and Black Trimmed Sslo. =
With leather sweat, 10 the me S"D'
straws at Zoe. >-.,.,, and
Crildrcus Trimmed sailors Navy az,
Brown. with twJ rows Of vnlte lhaertc
zine Quality Navy and Brown crown;
| with white Inserted in brim, SATIN pa,u
| and fancy silk and chenille loop o" s'u
Pi Fine g'I grades. A.. "a. 75c. and sl.25.
childron's Straw Tam o'Shanters-col
rvs Navy White and Brown also, M'N''
! straw g. 80. 75c 81 and N.sS.
| cotbsr Tam 1Shanters, ~ ana &C.
Rovs' cloth Jockey ans I'D anu -'
Tt0n Cans. ~. So AMI &c , 80
Yachting caps 49, 81. 90, ~ ang 90 o.
Ncbbv STYLES I'm Cloth Tam o 9lidn,,,,,. p
| tn scotch effects. with ana without yum
! rrice 90. Csc and Si.l2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

nlcnMnNn. ~. Anrll b. ~.

RICHMOND. VA" Apih 3D. lN'''
privat. sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco IIaue Qua
we're light. and the private sales for the
week ending to-day. Wrappers, '' moss
heads. filters 90. cutters, 20 SHVN'.e,
"a. scrap lhrighU. "a; leaf tdarkl "
lues lsun-cured). .: us 1o"iS'' '''
lcys - Total. 40 hogsheals. .o,.,..
Tho tobacco Inspector reports lo-ual
nencctions-Bright. Z hoesheads' dark,
lOcsnoadg. western. ~ hVhSHva"S' ny
uspections-Bright. A hogsheaaS' u"rh'
Tbe tobacco inspector reports for he
week ending to-day: inspections bIlS,i.
100 hoes heads; dark, 90 h9sshSaus 4 ~; "
erections-Br ght l53 hogsheads; DARK,
y hogsheads and tierces.
Total sampling for the week ehdihs
to-day. 57O hogsheads ana uerces ana
livers' Farmers, Davenport S. Shockoe.
Crenshaw's SeabrOOk 5, Alleghany, Oid
Dominion. Naughau's and Shelburne TO-
hacco warehouses report today hecelp's'
Tho same tobacco warehouses, WIN
torre, Ncaps and Planters added. re-
mort for the week ending TO-DAY I'eCeiptS'
mo Dackages. deliveries, 40 packages
I,xcess OF the deliveries over the re
ceipts for the week ending to-day loi
packages. , ,o,,,., ,,l
iections for the city OF Richmond, Va
,o-dsN,. cigars and cigarettes. Si2. ~. plug
t tolS 81 .risi5. Total. S2.oil1S.
Tnited states internal revenue coz
lcctions for the city of Richmond, va;
la. The week ending to-day; Cisars ana
eicsreftes X8.3I1.42. plug tObaccos, ST.
g5G Sc. Total. SlS,2SS.2s
Mir. James r. Parkinson. of the +. C.
Williams Tobacco Manufacturing COM
s,'. ,-bo mas lust returned from "A
visit 10 the Danyille, Winston ana
creereVille tobacco markets says; Re
CENTS were large. the breaks common
ana ANYTHING with decided merit brougn'
Tnii nrices 'rhe offerings are very clean,
that is. free or grit. but rather poor IN
quality IL is estimated that the sales
i'm Danville will reach from thirty-sN
10 thirtv-seyen millions OF pounds this
wear The Indications are that there
will be a full crop planted" ,...-..-.--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
FUSION TO CONTINUE.
HOWN. c. REP UBLICANS ARE WORh-
ING TIE POP ULISTS.
The Leaders Ct the Former DO Not Gloss
over Their Contempt FOR Their Essy
Yielding Aiii,s.

RALEIGH. X. G., April 13.-speclal.-
Tho newest developments as TO the ques-
zion OF q continuance Of fusion between
tho Populists and Republicans are such
,e ,o lead 10 the belief that it is 10 con
,inue. but that IS only as means Of as
curing a complete victory over the Demo
Gratis. But for lingering fear that
tbc democrats can defeat the Republicans
unless the latter again have iopulist
aid four-nfths OF the Republicans would
now declare themselves as 10 favor or
running their own ticket, straight out.
or course. there are Republicans VINO
favor fusion. no matter whether their
marty can win alone or not, but their
motive IS to work the Populists' just
AS they have worked them these many
months. ina other words. they md the
populists more pliabie and ignorant OF
nolitscal trckery than their own party
and hence very easy game. The Repubh-
can gains have been at the expense OF
the populiats, just as Democratic losses
were Populist gains.
The Republican leaders barely gloss over
their contempt for the POpullsis. Ihey
lfnowthc latter nave no leader save
Marion Butler. The Republicans appear
TO think, no matter what prot stations
Butler may make. that he is their game
and that they have bagged him. Their
state chairman is also reported as say
ing that they would also make good Re
puhlcans out Of the bulk Of the Popu-
I LISTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE, MD April l'.-f lou'
Wheat dun. No. red spot and April;
&C: May. 62Ac: July, @rse- No. ,, i,,'
steamer. ~. &c.; southern, Roy Sample
Gln93c.: do. ON grade, l9l4d6- '2c., .,.l
Corn easy. mixed spot ana ApII' H'4f
inpc.: MAY. 1914 lVlc.. steamer mlNeh.
.ls aisaSc; southern white 4o'aa'"'4e.'
oats steady: no. white. western.
37isc. asked. 40. mixed western "f4
i've dull. 40. .. 5S05ac. .....o~
Hay nrm ana demand fair at fl''ooa
1880.
Froights quiet ESQ -.
provisions steady. mess pork, Sl','''
hulk Shoulders SGlo. short rip Slacs'
rIear sides and sugar-cured shoulders
81 ESQ. hams steady al Nll.'V'
E1tter steady. fancy creamery. u, ,
ladlc i5alGc. rolls, l2ul4c.; aiore-pacAed'
s0 zoe. .....,....,,d
Ponds Virginia 3s, new, f3 asked 90.
Centuries. 59lN51ig; Baltimore ana ohlp'
5sssG5G. baltimore and ONO Sout n"r.sl-
crn drsfs IU- bid. Consohdated Haa
stock. G2QG2i bonds. G's, llG bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
ro,,o, Marine Insurance Company.

II affords MS very great pleasure 10
cali the attention Of our readers 10 the
statement Of this nrst-class 20 ,gSms,
ing II wall be seen that the assets, on
ne rst OF January last were SIS ',o>l-N.,
and that their surplus over ana above .' ~,
.o reirgtire every risk on their DOCKS,
and their capital. was nearly +l,2oDtsp.
TIE Boston Marine is the largest lolht
stock purely marine insurance 'oi,'D;, i,
In existence i'm this country. rms tpi,n-
Gid company Is represented ny MI'
Thomas l.. Alfriend, No. i-o5 east Nam
street. who win take great pleas re ti
insuring vessels and carBoes |" ..i i.e ti ~
tcrms T. l.. .ALFRIEND, lent
u''''' Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
ME-. cnEr UNDECIDED.

Secretary Coke says he cannot yet say
what will be his action ia regard to the
suit brought against him by Elias Carr
Governor. He has been advised TO pub
lish card explaining the matter. as
many people don't seem 10 understand
what he has done that the Governor
should sue him. Many don't understand
il is his duty 10 have these acts publish
ed. and II he Is not stopped by the court
will be bound TO do so. and he don't
want 10 do SO. The case will be heard on
April e2d. before Judge Starbuck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

Union STOCK YARDS, Ill. April
IL Cattle Receipts 500 market stealy
common 10 extra steers. Si.,To o."', s'och,
ems and feeders. S2Uu lOO, COWS anu
bulls. 81 .5ON5.oo. ..o.t,..
Hoes- Receipts. 5000 market stea ly'
h1aVv. Ni0o0JOJ. common 10 'n9lS-
mixed. S4750SOO. choice assert c,.''
INK. urht 81 7Oa4 so. pigs si2'nlW
si.,, peccints 1000: market STEADY
inferior TO choice s.. ioqts5' lambs
81 1IfiI 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
GREAI EXCITEMENT.

The opening OF the Cin,innli Clothing
sale AZ ol6 east Iiain street Is causing
great excitement in Richmond AMI Zen.
b,stidsnr- Is crowded with people. racn
one eager 10 secure some OF tie many
hargains offered. The Managers have
received word from Cineinltt- L. clt -
.,.;,bo,tt fall so a much greater rcdOC-
ton in prices will be made. A number
~ home statesmen have been secured, so
snv one attending this Great 'incinryu
cioth5ng sale OF fine tailor-made rio'h-
- 80, mems boys and childreus wear
VII, vii n ind plenty OF friends to wait on
,bn,n Another car OF clothing has
arrived and is now on the tracks, anu
a-,ii be opened and ready FOR Inspection
,~,,,rr,a,tateiv at ZIG east Main street,
betTee0 Ninth and Tenth streets tour
9oors from the corner OF TENTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

The tremendous frcshet that has pre-
vailed I'm an the streams around here has
done much damage The dam az the falls
Of the Muse Paper Company is badly In
iured. The big bridge that stretched
across the river at that point has its two
centre spans washed away, and a yawn-
ing space of sixty feet is left there.
The receipts I'm this market for cotton
for the season up 20 date are 55.263 bales
against 25.SSo TO this date last season.
Three hundred and siXty-nine were the
weeks receipts. The weeks shipments
have been 2i2. Prices to-day were Sic for
middnng, to CLIP for strict good mid
ding.
A clan OF lawless men has been oper-
ating illicit distillorics in this district on
quite am extensive scale. There were five
OF them ana all have been destroyed.
The capacity OF all five was 265 gallons.
The topic of local interest just now is.
of course the nomipadons for Mayor,
city Clerk. and Tax collector, at the
Democratic City Convention. held last
night. II was "a very exciting one, and
dark horse" after dark horse was
brought out. only TO be consigned back 10
the darkness from which they came. FOR
Mr. William NJ Russ was tho man for
the place, and he got IT, Now the Demo
Gratis will have TO register. and so 10
the polls ard elect their nominee. The
Republicans have not yet made their
nominations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14
CAPTAIN RHET7'S SLAYER.
The Jury Brings inaN.r iiet of Manslsugh
-. Ann-u.t AluriIn Ianle

CHARLESTON, :. c.. April lS.-The
Jury I'm the case of Martin Toole. on trial
at Aiken, ). c., for the last three days
for the murder Of Captain Julian NJ.
Rhett on March 18th last, brought In this
evening a verdict Of manslaughter
This case has excited unusual attention
on account Of the social prominence OF
Captain Rhett and the previous good
character OF Toole. The courtroom was
crowded. many ladies being present ana
there was an imposing array of counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

NftW YORK. April l3.-Tho weekly
statement of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes.
Reserve. increase. ...............S .fc,N1p
Loans. Increase ....... ..s...s..t-t.+ .i0tfNt'
Specie. incftdtt.--... .......-.-..... .'i'',..
Legal tenders. increase. .......-.-. S-',lh
Deposits. increase ..-...-.-.-.t... "fN'~,--'
circulation. increase. .............. dt,"u"
Tho banks now hold Slf922, $40 I'M excess
az ine requirements oi the - per cent.
rule.
Reviewing the above the financicr
saws. The statement reflects in part
some of the business incident 90 the
usual quarterly interest payments ANA
settlements The expansion M lohnef
while sught. is yet favorable lnlica-
tiou. and ln contrast with me sharp
declines noted during tho previous week.
when the banks were calling in tneii
money Go protect their reserves. inc
money market for the past week was
quiet and interest quotations rem on "a
triIe but the expansion lu loans SHOWN
in the statement indicates mat rates
Will Dee fairly maintained. The resciul-
ing of bank rule fixing the minimum
interest rate on country balances, mo-
tan,Y at Chicago. has been interpreted
$50 that money Dos in great demand,
hut until there is proof that every bank
lived mp t0 the agreement 100 the FIRST
Mace the action cannot Dee called ssni-
frant The advancing rates ~ New
York asa. however. result lh heavier
interior receipts. The large expansion
in net deposits was the result OF toe
days ti"nursomcnts. noted above. Com
pairing thD deposit increase WIN the
showing made boo the statement made
one year ago. the current week cNhihii
appears only ouc-half as large as rec
ported then The Increase in specie and
legal tenders makes inc net gain cash
81 -ff 0sl and the Increase IN deposits
explains where 10 came from.