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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb 1S.-FlOur dull ana
easy winter wheat, low grades. l''V W.,
30; do fair TO fancy, S2.31u-I1' ~ ~:
patent, S2GDu3.0O; Minnesota clear, $50 go,
go; do patent So 2J04.UO; low extras;
Sll0Oa2H0. Southern ipur dull III anu ~,
weak: common to fair extra. SlDd-''1'
good TO choice do, S2.SOG3. 20. ...,.,..,
Wheat firm and more active LOT eApoI -
No . red, store and elevator, 564 :
afioat. 57iLnJ7Ac. options were ilOIS
active and declined &n1Sc, adyahceu ~
&c, closing firm at unchanged P pr :cc -
lsc. decline; No. red, February ,lVc
March. 5GAc.: May, 5IAc.; june 49,.
July. 5sAc. August. 5oisc.; September
5SAC.; December. Gl%c. .e,, 81.
Corn duh and firm; NO. = 49, AZ AZ
vator; 1870. ahOat; steamer miNeu, ioV
isle OptionS were moderately actlNe
and declined H0#c. advanced rs, ana
closed steady at mnl2c over sauna ,1aS >
oats dun and hrmer. Options quiet ana
nrmer: February 333lc.; May 33hc., no.
> white February, 37asc.; March, 3Gic.
Spot prlces-No. =, 3@hg34c.; no, "hlIe'
31137i5c.: mixed western, 34n"Gc.
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, jta3'c.
good to choice, UH1Jc. -.
Wool moderately active and steady;
domestic fleece, l5ql9c, pulled i2a55c;
Beef dun: family, S9.7Jnl022; extra
mess. S7.5O6S.25; beef hams quiet ae
$1,000; ticrccd beef dun; city extra. India
mess. $12.lDul4.jO; cut meats quiet ana
steady; picked bellies, S12G2la4l DO 20;
short clear. S5.SI.
Lard quiet and steadicr; western steam,
So S2iL bid. city. $3.50 asked; February,
So -. nominal: May. SGs7. nominal. Re
fined lard Continent $12J; South Aineri-
can S7GI: compound. SJ12i205.3Il%
Pork in fair demand and firm at Sll 2'@
Butter-Liberal receipts and weak; state
dairy. 1Od3lc.; do, creamery, lWl9c
western dairy. lo0l5c.; do, creamery,
15d23c. do. Elgins, De.
Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude,
22622i,c.; yellow prime. 2Gl3c.; 40. choice
PC.
Petroleum nominal; Washington bar-
80 Rehnei-Now York, SG.Oj; Phiia-
delphia. 5000; do. in bulk, S3.5nd3.5i
ROsin Steadier and quiet: strained COM
mon to good. $1.31le0l ,42Ia.
Turpcntine duh and firm at 3lH"l@c.
Rice fairly active; domestic, fair TO
extra, 4aim6c.; Japan, 3Hnihc.
Molasses- Foreign nominal. New Or
leans. open Kettle. good TO choice, firm
and fairly active at 2Sd3Sc.
Peanuts steady
Coffee quiet at $40 points up; March.
S14.7J: May, S14,G0; July, $lI.O; Septem-
Der. $146On14Gj; December. 5000. Spot
RIO quiet and steady; No. I, S1G25
Sugar-RaW quiet and steady; fair re-
timing. 11-16c. 96-test centrifugals. 3.
Refined quiet and steady; off A. 3 7-lGd
3 11-1Gc.: standard a. 3Am3 lJ-l6c.; cut
loaf and crushed, 1h@f 1-16c. granu-
lated. 37k0f Lice.
Freights to Liverpool n shade firmor;
cotton, LTD; grain, 2d.
Kale-Norfolk. S1.J0H2O0.
Spinach nominal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.
Two Professional Housebreak'rs Jai'eo on
Several Indictments.

Robert Crenshaw and Albert Meade, two
colored individuals, were arraisned III
the Police Court yesterday on the charge
OF breaking and entering the residences
of the following parties: Mr.. Moses May
whose house was entered about the mo
die of last November Major j. X. "
Daniel who was robbed Christmas Eve;
Mr.. c. w. Jenkins, whose house was rob-
bed on the 7th instant, and Mr.. Charles
Straus, whose house was broken into on
February 11thi The accused were also
charged with entering the shoe-shop OF
A. L. Miller and stealing a bicycle each
from Mr.. I. II. Morris and Mr.. c.. w.
Lawson.
Crenshaw was sent on to the grand
Jury in all cases except that OF entering
Mr.. Nays house, which was continued
until to-day. and Meade was sent on In
all except the Daniel and Straus cases. of
which charges he was acquitted. Cren-
shaw pleaded guilty TO all the robberles,
but said he did not break in. as In every
instance he found a window open, through
which he and his companion entered the
houses.
James Rogers (colored) was sent to the
grand jury for stealing gold watch from
Hiram NJ. Bassett.
John Holloway (colored) was charged
with keeping a policy shop in jail alley.
His case was certified to the grand jury
John Green. charged with breaking into
the house of Belle Tucker and breaking
up furniture, was discharged on payment
of costs.
Oscar Bryant and NJ NJ. McGown were
fired $3.50 and costs each for fighting in
the street.
John r. Welsh was charged with as
saulting and beating Ellen Siattery. The
latter faillns to appear, rule was issued
for her and the case continued until to-
1ay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
Condition Of the River.

II Is stated that the "Old Dominion"
OF the Old Dominion Steamship Line
will endeavor to break her way through
from Norfolk to this city to-day.
The Pocahontas will leave her whart
tomorrow morning. and endeaVor 10
break her way through the ice down
the river.
The Gulf Stream" of the clyde Line
endeavored Saturday to get away from
her wharf TO the lock gates, which VIII
protect her in case Of a freshet This
she did not succeed i'm doing until ABOUT
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The city tug
Henry Christian followed i'm the wake
of the Clyde Line steamer, and made
berth near the lock gates.
The city dredging machine "Richmohd
is in very dangerous position IL hlsn
water should come.
The thaw has not as yet affected the
river. and at present there are no lndi-
cations of a freshet. or course. II the
weather continues to moderate IL Is most
likely that there will be freshet, ana
with the amount OF ice in the river IL
will probably cause much damage. Inc
chef danger lies i'm the ice getting damned
i'm the bends i'm the river, ana causing
flood OF high water back OF them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
rup r,mrs>RICHMoNDe VA: Tt ESDAV FEBRUARY 70 1896

be held I'm the Church of the Holy Trim
lty I'm this city tomorrow and next day.
He urged the brethren present TO see that
these gatherings we're we'll attended
Pev. Mr.. Powers called attention to
the fact that during the past two or
three years the collections for diocesan
missions had greatly fallen OF. and he
advised that this subject be laid before
the convocation in the proper light.
The session OF the convocation Will
omen tomorrow morning with devotion
al meeting for the clergy at 10 o'clock.
1t will be followed by divine services
and Holy Communion at ii o'cock. At
the close OF this service the business
session will be taken up. and at the
proper time luncheon will be served by
the ladies OF the congregation IN the
lecture-room. In the afternoon the bust
ness session will be continued and Rev
r. S. Stickney will read an essay on
''The revival system as conducted; Is 1t
productive of good results?' The regular
evening services, including an appropriate
address. will be held at p. NJ.
on the next day Holy Communion VIII
be omitted otherwise the services VIII
be practically the same as tomorrow.
The sessions of the convocation VIII De
conducted by Rev. J. j. Gravait, the
president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
nNANCE AND COMMERCE
'yBE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
onsrinr. and sales at tho Richmond To-
bscco Excbanee-intsrnal Revenue
Coneciions-Forsisn Advioes.

NEW YORK. Feb 1s.-Specuation IN
no Stock xChangc was Quiet, olly
iS0ons shares changing hands. IA
market was erratic In its course a am he he
~ develop any definite tone until tne
close when, II anything, II was ilIih oi'
covering Of shorts Probably lne -
feature OF the day was the hea.liitt.
and selling OF the Anthracite Con- S've
Jersey central broke from Si3s 10 al,3
IackaWanna from 1855 70 iSo12. 80
ware and Hudson from 1%f2 70 - I--co1,trai
Reading from Dis 70 9ls., JefSxeeyi 90 az
which rs heavily oversold, rallied 70 Ply 20
8i al the close. Lackawanna 3i 500 ~
lstiL4l567S. and Delaware ana ~ &c
10 125I, The depression Is duX ~ "
ttnfavoTablc reports OF the Leading an
thracltc Coalers Tor 1874 anu mitch
nNinR up the percentage OF onttp",,i Iii
gives the bears a chance 10 vi Frie was
sorts OF unfavOrable rumors. ~, ~
weakened on the talk or ioIeciosut, o, ",'u
beaVv assessments on the junior securi-
Ties The common fen = to ~ ana ome
fbirago Gas ran of TX TO 72% under
sales by brokers who had been puIChdseIS
during the morning session. d. dul
and the other Changers We're shaue
weaker AT the opening on the poor state
mcnt Of the former for the second week
IN February. London operators were IN
louisville and Nashville, st. Paul and
Erie and then turing buyer Of the latter.
Disullers was firm on the progress maxi
INK looking toward the reorganization OF
the property and belief that the reports
Of outside distileries at their meeting
IN Chicago will advance the price OF
spirits Sugar was strong on manipua-
ton and Tobacco weak for the same
reason. Bay State Gas dropped from
lIk 20 1G4H17 on Boston selling. In
the last hour the market was firm, and
especially for the Changers Sugar. Cord
age. Louisville and Nashville General
Electric and Lead The general market
closed firm. Net changes show adj
vauccs Of lsdA per cent. Erie last =.
preferred "a. Tobacco y, New Jersey
Central a-, Lackawanna I and Delaware
and Hudson tx per cent. There was
very little business transacted in gold
to-day. but the commission is still quoted
az iiN% The Government option with
the syndicate 10 sell a gold bond at 3
per cent. in place Of the IS expired
Monday. and the syndicate viii come out
with its prospectus offering the new
bonds 10 the public tomorrow stimuli
tancOus issue will be made abroad The
bond market was higher. The sales to-
bHN az listed stocks aggregated 1O3, go
shares. and OF unlisted stocks, 1900
shares.
Money on call has been ~ per cent.
last loan az ~ per cent and closing
offered a. ~ per cent; prime mercantile
paper 3ly04 per cent. Bar silver. 5g7S
Mexican dollars. IS Sterling exchange
is firm. with actual business I'm bankers
bills at 4ST0 1874 for sixty days and 4SSt,
1851 for demand; posted rates. 4S7i3T
$50, commercial bills, 1861 MiSGH. Gov
crnmcut bonds firm State bonds dun.
Railroad bonds higher. Silver at the
board was jg7SMG0it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19

Alr. Malcolm Shackleford has just re-
turned from Stanton, where he was
sent as a delegate TO the State Conven-
tion of the Young Mems Christian Ass9-
citation. The Post, of that place, pub
lished the following
among the delegates TO the convention
is Mr.. j. Malcolm Shackleford. of Rich
mond. On Wednesday night. while a
number Of delegates were waiting IN the
reading rooms to be assigned to homes,
Mr.. Shackleford retired to a corner. and,
getting out a banjo. began thumming the
strings in a careless, easy manner. With
out apparent effort, he demonstrated his
mastery Of it, and in a few moments
was the centre Of an eager circle of at
tentive listeners. Apparently Unaware of
their presence. he fingered the strings
with ease, and followed the light and airy
with tunes OF familiar Gospel hymns. He
makes the simple old plantation instru-
ment come as near talking as any one
We have ever heard"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
For Mardi-Gras.

The personally conducted excursion 10
New Orleans for the Mardi-Gras has
grown 10 be quite a popular scheme. and
the indications are that large number
of pleasure-seekers will take advantage
OF the liberal inducements offered 10 at
tend the highly interesting festivities In
the Crescent City.
The select excursion will leave Rich
mond on next Friday, February I'D, and
those taking advantage of the cheap rates
offered will have five days in New or
leans for sightseeing and the other num-
erous pleasures TO be found In the quaint
city. The patronesses will be Mrs Clay
Drewry, of PA east Franklin street;
Mrs. Lunsford l.. Lewis 80 west Frank
lin street; Mrs. +. II. Deane. 203 east
Franklin street and Mrs. 5. II. Boykln.
us east Main street.
Tickets for the round-trip, including
sleeper, lodging. etc, VIII be sold at
$3.50. The ladies having this excursion
In charge will make the trip i'm every
way delightful one. and IL may be safe
ly said that any one joining the party
win not regret IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. Is. 1895.
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
private sales reported TO the secretary
Of The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, 1 hogsheads; fillers, 4; cutters.
10; smokers, Z, leaf Ozark, y; Jugs tdark,
q Total, SO hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inepections-B 81 hogsSds; dark.
rs hogsheads and l fierce. Reinspec-
tions-Dark. 4 hogsheads. p,au..
Sea6rook's Crenshaw's, Allegheny ana
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report 10
day: Receipts. 30 packages: deliveries. IL
p1Tg hitet states internal revenue, eollec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes S' siG pug
4 sale OF dark loose at Crenshaws
warehouse for tomorrow.
loose break for tomorrow at Smell
burnes warehouse. c,.
The Petersburg Record or Saturday,
February 10 1885. says:
The transactions this week have been
light and receipts very small-mostly by
rail We note no change in prices ior
prime grades.
The following will show the movement
of tobacco during The past week at the
various warehouses: Farmers-Receipts.
~; loose, 24.150 West Hill-hto-cmfwy
So; loose. - 80 Oaks-Loose, 4.So0 To-
tai-Receipts SO; loose, 1850.
Total inspections from the Isl OF Oc-
tober 1894. to February 18th. so; same
''m mess ias' Charles 0 ". BONNER & Co. re-
port the Lynchburg tobacco market for
the week ending Saturday. February IT,
1898, as follows:
Sales for week ending February o. 1895
3l4, 400 pounds: sales for week ending
February 10 1898. 81 200 pounds; decrease
week ending February rs. 1895. 227.2OO
Sales from October 1, 1894, to February
10 1865. 7O49, 700 pounds. sales from De-
tober t. 1893 to February lG, 1894. S.344,-
so pounds; decrease for 1s0l-1S9j. 1.29j.-
100 pounds.
Owing TO the inclement weather which
continued throughout the week. our Of
ferings were tho smallest for this time
of the season recorded here for number
Of years. Prices were again irregular.
The buyers appeared Indifferent as 10
the small quantity Of tobacco at stake.
has been stripped and is ready for the
market. The roads TO town are no
doubt bad. but they will very likely he
still worse when the snow. which is
about eight inches deep, commences TO
melt. Farmers eager 10 sell may get
10 give us fairly large sales
Mr.. Alex. Harthill reports the Louis
vile (KVD tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday, February Is, 1895. as
follows:
With very severe winter weather when
II was impossible TO handle tobacco in
the country. receipts were again light,
and the lightest for n week at this time
of the year for years past, the total being
SOC hOgsheads. against 1927 hogsheads
last week. = $40 hoeshcads the previous
week, and 4,343 hogsheads this week last
year.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
GRIND Lode of the KNIGHTS Of Pythias.

The annual session of the Grand Lodge
of Pythians will convene In stanton TO-
night. and will last two days. The meet
ing will be of much interest to the craft.
The report Of Grand Chancellor Huice'
of this city, will show a iiattering IN
crease of membership, Notwithstanding
the prevailing business depression.
Grand Chancellor HulCe has invited Su-
preme Chancellor Walter b. Richie, OF
Lima. o.. TO attend the session, and has
received a letter from him signifying MS
intention to be present. The Grand Chan
cellor SAYS that this will be the most i'm
portant meeting held for years.
The Richmond delegates are: Grand
Chancellor Hulce, John G. Gibson, DR..
Landon b. Edwards, George Il. Bowden
Charles II. Lester, II. \. Hawkins Sem
ator William Lovenstein, II. w. Flour
noy Harry Tennelle, j. Il. Burns, II. n.
Hare.
1t is thought to be very probable that
the next session of the Grand Lodge Will
be held in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Feb. 10. Is:
The Military Middle.


The following is from the Alexandra
letter in the Washington Star of Satur-
day last:
IL is rumored that there Will be n meet
ing of all Of the offers of the Third Regi-
mont. both line and field, and it Is limited
that unless the trouble is corrected every
commissioned officer in the Third, some
Of the Second and some of the First
Regiments will tender their reslgna-
lions, which Will be followed by the
designations of the non-commissioned
officers Of the companies
The Star reporter has been informed by
q Richmondtc that General Nalle IS
being fought on social grounds.
Despite the fact that the Richmond
papers nave been declaring for the past
two weeks that Governor O'Ferrall had
not opened the papers in the court OF
inquiry recently held I'm Richmond, 1t mas
leaked out that he did open th0m on the
very day on which he reccAed them
January 18th. ten days before the cleo
ton of General Phillips, and discussed
the proceedings with Captains Nelson
Mushbach and Tomlin and AdJutant-
General Anderson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
many AGAINST Sneads administrator. Writ
of error refused.
Wilson against Carpenter. Argued by
Frank Glasgow. Esq, for appellant, and
Winfield Llggett, Esq, for appellee, and
submitted.
American Manganese Company against
Virginia Manganese Company. Argued by
Richard +. Bell, Esq, for appellant and
az bar.
Among the nonresident lawyers pres
ent not mentioned in proceedings w. II.
Travis, Esq, OF West Virginia; r. NJ
Pendleton, Esq, OF Lexington; Hon. T. 3.
Martin. Of Scottsvlle George Perkins,
Esq, of Charlottesville.
The case at bar will occupy most OF To-
DAYS session. When concluded, NO. "
on privileged docket-Norfolk ana west
ern Railroad Company against Nuckols-
viii he called. As the court viii adjourn
for the term on the 2lst, this VIII propa-
bly, be the last case tried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
JAMES RIVER CONVOCATIoN.
1t VIII be Held at Holy Trinity Church To
Morrow and the Following Day.

The Richmond Glorious held it's regular
weekly meeting at noon yesterday IN the
vestry-room of ST. Paurs church. Rev.
j. X. Mason presided, and Rev Z. ).
Farland recorded Every Episcopal minis
ter of this city and Manchester was
present.
A delegation consisting of one repre-
sentative from each chapter OF the Broth
erhood of ST. Andrew was in attendance.
Mr.. Is. Il. Valentine, OF Monumental
church, who acted as spokesman, sub
mitted a report OF the local council OF
the Brotherhood which had been In ses-
sion on Saturday evening and adopted
resolution recommending that during
Lent short daily services be held at noon
time, for men. 10 be of half an hours
duration. and conducted by the clergy.
He explained that Mr.. Williams mad
kindly offered an empty store next door
TO Baughman Brothers stationery store
for that purpose free of charge, and
that fuel would also be furnished gratu-
tously.
The proposition met with the approba-
ton OF the ministers, and on motion or
Rev. Mr.. Stickney. il was decided that
: conference committee OF three from the
clergy and three from the Brotherhood
be appointed 10 make the necessary ar
rangements. The Chair appointed Rev.
+. $. Stickney, Rev. j. Hartley car.
michael, and Rev. j. j. Gravatt and
Messrs. Rufiin, Valentine and Wood
ward members OF that committee.
In view of the action just taken. Rev.
Mr.. Carmichael suggested that the hour
for the union service be changed from
T.. NJ. to s Il. NJ. as IL has been IN for-
mer years, the charge having been pre-
vlously agreed upon so as TO give the
male part OF the congregation an OPP or
tunity TO attend services during the week.
AT the last meeting OF the Glorious a
uniform schedule OF subjects for each
week had been agreed upon. which vas
TO be observed during the respective
weeks. as follows: Faith. Repentance,
Atonement christian Life and Special
Church Life.
Rev. Pike Powers suggested that the
order OF services OF former years be car
ried out this year, and that the schedule
OF subjects be done away with. His sug-
gestion. however. was rejected, and the
services will be carried on as agreed at
the last meeting.
Rev. ]. j. Gravatt called attention TO
the James River C6nvocati0n, which will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 1S-Flour
cull western superfne, Sl.SOa2.OO; DO
extra. S210U2 TO- do. family, -. 60Q2. -:
winter wheat patent. $2Sj43.15; spring
do. So i003.6j; do straight -.
Wheat steady; No. > red suot and Feb
Tuary, jGIqnjGiic.: March, 5Gl aj7c.. May,
JNN5Sbc. steamer No. = red. 53l4Q 539l c. {;
southern. by sample, 5GUjSc; 10, on
grade. 81 imj c.
corn easy; mixed spot and February,
40 "a iG5Sc.; May, 47%a4Sc.; steamer mix
Cd, 4Gl4c. bid; southern white and yellow,
4Ndl9c
en-, 35i2@3Gl4c; No. = mixed. western,
I've inactive: No. .. 5GQ57c
Hay steady; good TO choice timothy,
S13.JOdl4o0
Liverpool at ltd. March; Cork for
orders. Esd. as 1Olad, February.
Provisions dun; mess pork, Sl4Oo; bulk
shoulders. Sos: short rib sides and clear
sides. 72j: cured shoulders, $3.50; hams.
small. STOPS: large, 500.
Lard-Rehned, $500
Butter steady; fancy creamery, 25@2dc.;
do. ladle, 17a1Sc.; rolls, l2al5c.; store
packed, Sdl0c.
Coffee firm; No. 7. Sl650.
Sugar steady; graduated, Sio2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
They are Needy.

The distressed family living at No. l2li
north Thirtieth street have been visited
by DR.. w. W. Parker and found to oa
I'm the most destitute circumstances.
There are -four small children, ana
their mother. The latter was taken TO
the hospital on Cary street on saturday
As the sick mother will not return 10 her
home under two months, these children
must ne nrovjded for. Food has been
supplied for this week and friends must
provide for the following seven weeks.
Parties wishing to help may order pro-
visions from their grocery to be sent MIS-.
Irzzle. No. 12li north Thirtieth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
Baptist City Missionary Society.

The Baptist City Missionary Society Of
posed OF delegates from the eighteen Bap-
tist churches OF those cities and vicinity
and from the Baptist Sunday-School AS
ISOLATION, met at Grace-Street Baptist,
church yesterday afternoon and COM
Josiah Ryland, Jr.. president; r. A.
Gary. vice-president; r. G. Harris, Sec
rotary. and j. b. Walthall. treasurer
An Executive Committee was also APP
pointed, consisting OF one representative
from each church and i've from tho Bun
day-School Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
Four Nasted Schooner Saved.

VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, Feb. B.-
The four masted schooner George A. Me-
Fadden of Bath. Me-. before reported
abandoned at sea in one of the violent
gales OF last week, while on the passage
from Norfolk, Va, TO Boston, Mass, ar
rived in this harbor to-day in tow OF
the steam tug Ice King, which picked her
up at sea. The schooner apparently has
considerable water in her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH GA. Feb; 1s.-Spirits tgr-
penfine market opened firm at 2Slhc. Tor
Tegl1iars with no sales. There was a
good demand at the close. with quotations
al 20c. and sales of 459 casks; receipts,
lS2 casks. :, -. -.
Rosin-Demand good for all graueS i eA.
cent N window glass and water white;
sales. about /, 800 barrels; market closed
firm. Quotations-A. b, and c, SiW; -,
81 o.: +, 81. 20: +, s1.35; G. 81 40; y, Sl.P;
!. $500; X, 500; NJ, $3.50; \, SS,e' VIII
dow glass, S2.75; water white, S2so'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-19
nismisted the Uenrico Case.

4 special to The Times from Washing
ton last night says
THE United States Court OF Claims TO-
day dismissed the case OF Robert {.
Friend against the Urited States for
$4,000 damages, for want OF jurisdiction
The case involved damages done TO FAR
ris Island, in Henrico court ~, Va when
is owned by Friend. by the Government
In filing up the Dutch Gap canal and
thus cutting off Friend from the only
outlet he had for Transporting his pro-
duce 10 market"