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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 1l.-Flour mar
kes quiet, with fairly liberal receipts and
offerings: winter patent, <J"VnJ.JU.
spring patent. s3i5u3.Jo.
Wheat market active; No. red, track.
CDlgc.: No = red, track, SIC.
Corn in local demand and light receipts
made the market steady. No. white,
track, 3Gi5c.: white ear, &c
1ats market active: rejected mixed.
track. DOC; No mixed. track. &c. No.
3 white. track. pc: No. ; mixed, &c.
Pork market less active and easier
mess. 500; clear mess, Sll.p; family
Sll.Vp.
Lard easier and in fair demand; steam
leaf. sG3IIs: kettle lard, SO3'i2; prime
steam easier at 5000
Bacon easier and in moderate demand :
loose shoulders. S0.25. loose snort IT'D
sides. $500; loose short clear sides, ro'Jo'
boxed meats worth re. more.
Dry sailed meats easy ana duli; ivo .,e
shoulders 500: loose short ribs, rJ.b-i2
loose short clear sides, $500; boxed mea's
A4c. more. 40 -,
Whisky quiet and easy; sales. DID bar
rcls at SIP.
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BALTIMORE, MD, sept. 11.-Fiour
Unchanged.
Wheat about steady; No. red. steamer,
623.fiG1isc., southern, by sample, "'t
6liac.: no.. on grade. 5>n6lc.
Corn weak, mixed spot. @Hl4c. asked
September. 39c. asked. October $50
3s5.c.: year, 3lu34i &C.; January, 63ftf
83ssc: southern white, 390iOc.; do. yell
low. 4Ou 4lc. ,
oats arm: 30. white. western, 20
are; 80. mixed, western 2ia-f'-c.'
Hay STEADY; ctoice timothy, SlA5o4
1910.
ocean frcights unchanged.
Provisions steady; mess pork, Sl-.",
bulk shoulders. 500, short rib sides ana
clear sides. SI25; spsar-cured shoulders
$500. hams $50.
Lard-Rehned $50.
Bitter firm. fancy creamery &c; Iadle'
l3c.: store-p packed, e4l2c.
Eggs steady at l5i -alUc.
Coffee unchanged.
SUGAR unchanged. -
Bonds-Nirgnia Century bonds. Gil.lo
63s,: Baltimore and Ohio. 90 asked, 40.
Southwestern nrsts. lllNllJ; DO. income
55 asked. DO. income r.. - asked Con
solidatcd Gas stocks G-a44Gi; DO. bonds
Gs. IL. bid.
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THE DROUGHTIN LOUDON.
No Rain for Two Months -EN-Judge
McCabe Appointed.


HUGHESVILLE. VA, Sept. n.-Special.
The washington District Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, held III
I.eesburg last week. after an interesting
session. adjourned TO meet next year at
Remington. Fauquier county. and not at
Del Ray, as has been stated.
The terrible drought that has preVaiieu
I'm this section since some time IN July
still prevails with no prospect or renel.
It seems as though the very sSaVens hau
turned to brass. and our whole section
has a scorched and burnt appearance In
some places the wells and springs are
failing rapidly.
Ex-Judge j. b. McCabe has accepted IN"
position OF Commemorative attorney ten
dered him by Judge Tebbs. Judge Nc
Cabe ably and satisfactorily served the
people of I.oudoun as Commemorative
attorney for two terms, but at the last
election he declined being candidate
for reelection. and Colonel Alexander
was elected in his stead. When the place
was rendered Judge McCabe at August
court he was allowed until the Slst OK
that month TO decide. His acceptance
of his old position gives great satisfac-
ton to our people regardless of party.
on the 9TH instant at Middleburg, In
this county. Miss Mary NJ. Dudley. sec
ond daughter Of Bishop Dudley, of Ken
lucky, was married to Rev. James kirk
patrick rector of ST. Georges Protestant
Episcopal church, Pittsburg, Pa. Miss
kirkpatrick is a granddaughter OF the
venerable Or. William b. Cochran, Of Mid
dleburg.
There is considerable grumbling on the
part of the patrons OF some OF our pub.
lie schools in the country because young
girls and ladies have been put in charge
OF schools attended by large. boys who
cannot be controlled by them.
A few days ago a young man named
Fletcher. while amusing his companions
by standing on his head, seriously injured
himself internally, and is now in a crltl-
cal condition.
The people of Loudoun are quietly pur
suing the even tenor Of their way. ana
giving little attention to political mat
ters at present.
On the 18th instant local option cleo
tions will be held i'm Broad Run and
Mercer districts of this county.
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RICHMOND. Va. Sept. il. /

kltnMDNDf 49, Sept H. a''''
Offerings at auction CA Change by
Messrs. George 4. Ray neg W. -" -
mer. ana StOnewall war, house, - Iacn-
ages II sun-cur,d tooaecos. one pack
axe sold at 81 ~. one at So one tane
ina AT STD. one sold al SlL~, one ~
$40. one at 500. TWO at 81, one az fo.t''
one al $50. three at SD, -FOUR ~ -
one M 81 ~. three at s.-5, four az -
four al SG1J. one at 500. Two AT 90
one at SJlO. three at -, Two AZ ~
three at 81 one at S5.ey, one III t".,"'
one at $40 three al So, t"o al 49,
one at $3.50 one at $50, two az f-'o''
Private sales reported To the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade tO-uay
Wrappers. 4 nOgsheads, untls' lv' '.,-
ters. ,: scrap DrishU, .; leaf 'aarh) -
Total, ii hogsheals. 4....
r6e tobacco Inspector reports today
Insuecfi0ns-B Il hoesheads, daih'
1856 hogsleads and 20 ueicta' Nestsi -
boeshe9ds. Reinspecuons-Bri fright IL
Loasneads: dark. J hogsnead ana j hcIc,'
Hivees, davenport Planters, Crcn-
era,-s Aueghauy. Snockoe. anu Std-
brooks tobacco warehouses Iepoit 10
day. Receipts, u Packages u'"F 1ii'9' 80
packages. -....,,.,. collsc-
lions ON tobaccos Tor the city OF kicH-
moud. Va. to-day. Cigars ana ciba n ~. p
81 10 40: plug tObaccos, sl,Gi'.-5' lo'"i'
S34-1O3. ,, ,,,,., .. ,r.st5
Mr. George \. Haynes VIII oi''l 81 20 go
Of euu-cured tObaccOs at auction On
Change tomorrow, Thursday, Sepleii"ei
l1essrs. j. II. Maclin and j. =. William
SON. of PetorsbuTe. a., were active Du9 %
ers of sun-cuIed ON Change TO-DAY.
Registered az the Tobacco LNcheiise
to-day: Charlie Gray, Louisa county, g.
/ - Perkins. Hanover county, a.. ~
Sbrietopber Caroline county. Va; r. ~;
Perkins. j. y. Smith. r. Il. smith anu 4
r Goodwin. Louisa county, Va: -.
b. Harris. Goochland county. Va ). -.
Winston and John G. Goodwin Louisa
'rn+,t, Va Richard Harris. Goochland ;
Iobn q. Dew. King and queen; ". y.
Dalton. Caroline county, Va; X. j.. boyD'
tg.rv.Yfor y a.
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NEW YORK. Sept n.-Fiour neglected
weak. and freely offered, winter wheat.
low grades. S-.l31-.'o, falr 70 lanes .
s. U0u3.-5, do. patents, SS.t'a".'J' AN
ncsota clear, S2.uN2eD. patent. fd.5VH
400: low extras. r2.lJg2.Jp, cry lnil!a'
S3SdQf.lU; do. patent, s4Ot4 80 ~
mixture, S2.6Vu2e9, superhne, S-.lv4<.-',
fine. S2.O5u22O. Southern -four dpll ana
weak; common TO fair extra, S@oV@-''V'
good to choice do. - ~tQ3.n'
Wheat active for export at lower prices
No. = red. store and elevator, 81 i1noiNc.
afoat Gll4H0lfic. Options opened s'ta"'
al light trade, declining lbc. ana e.os.
ing weak at sane. below Acstciudg
Gle: December, 63c. May, O6rzc.
Corn wedN ana fairly acucci no -
8SAa3,Gc. elevator, 39naiVc ahoa''
options were moderately active ciooslns
at l.0ll,c. down, DDcemDcr 33l-c.' May,
Oais dull; white lrm. options quiet
and easier. september, &i4c.i OctoDri ,
2Sfsc.; December -l.c.. May. -'l2c. Hp't
prices: 80. ., -j'4c., 40. = Whltt' $50
Hay steady shipping, G5g7Oc.; good
10 choice. SJuo)c.
Wool firm ana ia fair demand; domestic
fleece. lOQ2Zc. pulled. 1Ju34c.
Beef firm and I'm moderate demand AZ
S5.uVuUUU, extra mess, Si.1uHo.Vv, Deer
hams dull and weak at $1,000, tiefcea
beef nrm. city extra. India mess, SlO.JO
N1tOO, cut meats quiet ana STEADY ;
picked bellies. SG.5ON675; shoulders, 500
nams. -. iJft925. riddles nominal
Lard quiet and weak: western steam,
SGlJ; October SG2O nominal. tctinea
dull. Continent. SGau. South American
$500: compound SiG2l2d5.OO
Pork active and steady; mess. SlO.-'9
1913. 90.
State Dairy. ls0lV4c.; do, creamery, -Vc''
western dairy. 9iaNl3c. Elgins, ~Vc.
Icgs quiet: fancy firm. State ana Penn
sylvania, lGNl1c. western, fresh, Ia
Ice; do per case. Sl.5OG4Jr.
Tallow steady and quiet; city, 4tc.;
country. 4AUi2c
Cotton seed OH steady and in moderate
demand crude. 2ic.. yellow prime. -ois
Q26Ac.. good on grade, 2j34 26c'
Petroleum quiet. Kcflned-New Hork,
$40: Philadelphia, sos. DO, III bulk'
Sl55piop
Rosin quiet and steady; strained. COM
mon to good, Sl4Il4Nl .52is.
Turpenune dull and steady at .'AV
21'.c.
Rice and molasses unchanged.
Peanuts quiet.
Der, S145oNl4Go; October. SAC. Decem-
Der, Sii.2Oali.35: January. g.. spot
Rio dull and steady. No. I. $500.
Sucar-Raw more firm and active; fair
refining. 3Mc. Refined quiet and un-
Freights to Liverpool quiet and nomi-
mai: cotton, 1-64d. grain, 2iad.
Southern Fresh Fruits Peaches IN good
supply and lower. offerings largely In
fcrior and demand small. Fancy large
Watermelons scarce and firm; all others
quiet Sweet potatoes weak
Peaches Carrier, Sl.JOq2.ov; basket. o.
gGOc
Watcrmelons- Hundred, s7.0pais.oO.
Potatoes Sweet, S@.vog2.o1&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
Trouble With Indians Feared.

CHAMBERLAIN. $. d.. Sept. 1.-THE
three thousand Sioux Indians who gath
cred In Rosebud Agency a few days ago
to protest against the reduction in trans
portauon rates. have Withdrawn, but
have not yet disbanded While no I'M
mediate trouble of serious nature is
anticipated. 1t is believed that trouble
OF a serious character viii cnsue at
the expiration OF the twenty-onc days
IN which Indian Agent Wright and en-
ployes were given 10 abandon the
agency.
Agent Wright expresses confidence In
his ability TO retain order. but settlers
living adjacent to the reservation stu
remain in a state OF alarm.
Captain Cragie. United States Army.
has arrived In Valentine. direct from
the Rosebud Agency, and reports that
Hollow Horn Bear is doing his best
TO create disturbance.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Or~sIn1s and. Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco TNchangc-intcrn'i Revenue
collections Foreign Adviccs.

NrW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE stock mar
- ,.r.-euICi somewhat a ragged APP
,,esrsnre at intervals to-day, ana me
- .acDrtavd in making UcCiuca
immersion ON prices, owing chiefly 10 Il
f-.fth.r break iu wheat ana corn, me On
s-r.r..nf of -. luu.Vr goiG for Shipment
~ t.lropc. ana the absence Of information
concerning tnc intentions of the Bemont-
N.r.sn pond syndicate with reference
a. rf..Iug goOu tnc impairment OI me
sr.....r golI reserve. The fact That
I..u4.. f.rneu zap as a seller again 20
an coupled with sudden decline OF j
u,r cent M the new Government d .,
wh..H CAUSED fresh comment about sne
rrnhauniy Of new bond issue, Con-
fr.ItfD4 TO the weakness OF the market.
1nr bears operated with more commence
tAan for some time past. and succeeded
Iu forcing out considerable amounts 81
st0.ks carried hy brokers on stop ORDERS.
Tie lowest quotations Of the Gay were
l.. shortly after delivery hour, ana
showed decline as compared with inc
CLOSING figures OF yesterday or II 10 r.2
ptr cent. the latter in tennessee ioau
and Iron. which dropped 10 4%is. ihrIe
Has also heavy pressure against '"r
Oraur,rs. IaciuC Man. Reading, LOUIS
Vile uu Nashville. General Elcctilc, us
oilers sugar and the southwestern
aroup. Shortly before tine close. "neh ~
was announced tnat the bona slhll'dt"
had deposited SS,uttONu 800 the .u"-I 90
Ury the shorts took alarm, ana iu ther
tennessee Coal and Iron jumped nearly
points 10 45a-. but subsequently 4t-
coded 90 -. The remainder OF me Hs'
advanced auyvncr from y 10 IA fti
cent. Missouri Pacific lcadIue Stul tne
general lst showed net losses OF y 10
81. per cent. Manhattan. however rose
Z and Sugar IA per cent bonas were
,,l.k ana lower In sympathy with the
decline ia stocks early iu the day safes
were 81 sHGnpl The sales or Hsteq
stocks aerres4tcd 100000 shares and Of
ul listed at0cks $1,000 shares
Money on can easy at 1 per cent last
loan az ] per cent, and closing offered
at 1 Ter cent; prime meIcan ne paper
ire exchange duu. with actual business
in bankers bIns ~ 4s9p4so4 for sixty
days and $500 5000 for demand, posiei
lSss. Government bonds weak. state
bon1s drU. Railroad bonds easier sll-
V.r nd the hofrI was quiet.
Treasury Balances. COIN, S>o,''hvVvi
.....r.r.v Sos -. 900.
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um Arrr.i ihc Pnrsnn

VINELAND. sept. 1.-There * serious
trn,lhle afnoue the colorod brethren and
sisfers in the A. NJ. j.. church at Vine
land. some time ago the parson, J.. b..
stewart. suggested m0rtgaging the church
for go 10 build VesuDule. The con-
groaation voted IL down. The parson.
i've trustees. nut a mortgage OF so on
The church building i'm defiance OF the
members Now the members are up in
arms against the parson and want the
mortgage cancelled.
Al "A meeting the members, number
in., thirtv-threc. hV a vote of twenty
three TO four decided that they had no
further use for the parson. The parson
is obdurate ana the mortgage still re-
mains uncdncellcd. Chairman Thomas
SAYS he will have the parson arrested Tor
obtaining money on false pIetence unless
ne Immediately lifts the mortgage.
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The cIJ. 900 Has Been Distributed I" the
EriiIsh snhieci. for Damages.

WASIUNGTON. Sept. LIN dispatches
to The State Department. dated August
28d and 9th Consul O'Hara, at San Juan
del Norte announced the distribution OF
the indemnity of 1900 pounds paid by
the Government of Nicaragua IN response
10 the British demand FOR damages De-
r.nse Of the Bluenolds affair.
The Bluehelds Recorder claims that
some of the persons UNIDENTIFIED owe no
allegiance 10 England. The amounts re-
ceived individually ranged from 100 70
5n1 mounds. lnasmuch as the original
Hritish demand was for 300 pounds as
smart money 20 De- paid FOR the Insult
10 tho British flag and the person OF
Vice-Consul Hatch, and left The damage
10 Consul Hatch and others IN their Pr
,,,t. ranacitv. this would indicate that
the british Government had abandoned
its intention OF pressing further claims
and was willing to rest its case with the
ravnont or the ly,lvJ pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
PLIGHT or IN EXECUTOR.
supposed Dead Man Returns and Claims
His Money Which Has Been Disposed of.

There is a law suit OF peculiar ma
ture Ia prospect in Newark, y. j., and
although James Low is very much alive
the question may be raised whether he is
not legally dead.
He disappeared from Newark more than
g year ago. and such positive evidence
was there that ne had a few days later
committed suicide by jumping from the
steamer G.. n. Northam while II was on
the way from this city to New Haven
that his brother John paid N,l5y, OF which
he was custodian. to Milton and Waltet
sons Of the supposed dead man.
What was Johns surprise the other day
TO meet James face 10 face in Sixth street,
Newark. Now James wants the 81 ,l59
and back interest, and has notified his
brother that he will sue 10 get IL unless
some settlamc is made at once.
II seems that many years ago, when
Abraham Low died i'm Newark. his -
tate yielded Sl.l59 for each OF his three
sons and 500 for his niece. Sarah Brewer
Son John was the executor OF the es-
tate, and s.the will provided that be-
cause of his habits James was to have
only the interest on his share, John paid
IL 10 him regularly. lie often paid him
interest IN advance. too, for James would
spend his allowance and ask for more
His demands became so numerous that
John finally declared he would pay out no
more money except when IL was really
due. That made James Respondent. and
he four or five times attempted suicide
In May of last year James went away
and on Decoration-Day word was receiv-
eel IN Newark that he had jumped over
board from the steamer on the way to
New Hayen.-New York Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

A Philadelphia Policeman Held Up IA
Helpless Drunken Man.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l0.-Policcman
Charles &. cullen was arrested in uni
form last night, on the charge OF steal
ing diamond ring and stud, valued at
500, from George G. Smith, or Brook
Ign, y. y, on the morning OF August
24th. Smith committed suicide by shoot
ing himself, at the house Of his brother
in-law, six days after the robbery.
Smith was a bartender in Brooklyn,
ana came 10 this city about the middle OF
August TO visit relatives. He became
intoxicated on the night OF August 30
and fell asleep on a step. When nc
awo.xe. his diamonds were missing. and
becoming melancholy over his loss. he
committed suicide.
officer Cullen has confessed 10 bay-
Ing taken the jewelry from smith. rs the
latter lay in a helpless state Of In
toxlcation.
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CAPTAIN Sumner Detached.

WASHINGTON. Sept. li.-Secretary
Herbert announced this afternoon that
Captain j. III. Sands had been assigned
to the command of the cruiser Columbia
relieving Captain George W. sumner re-
Gently tried by court-martial. While the
findings of the court-martial In Captain
Summers case have not been made pub
lie. the fact that ne has been detached
shows that the verdict was unfavorable
to him. IL Will probably be some time
before the finding will be made. as the
President is very palnstaking and care
ful I'm deciding cases OF naval officers
charged with offences involving lifetime
effects. Captain Sands Is stationed at
the Portsmouth IN. H. navy-yard.
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Shot ya,her. Married Daughter.

MADISON, Ga. Sept. Nv. /. Green
has been acquitted of the murder or feh
Tom Estes. a farmer. Green eloped Win
a daughter Of Estes last May Estes ana
son overlook them at a preacher
house. where they intended 70 get mar
RED The father commanded his dauSh-
ter 10 10 home With him. Green resisted
and shot his intended father-in-iaw dead.
Green and the girl drove mile further
and were married Green was not caught
until a few weeks ago. His trial was
begun on last Friday. Green stated that
the elder Estes fired on him first Inc
son declared that his father did not shoot
at all and did not have pistol. Lstes
left an estate worth $500.
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The Case of Louis Stern.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-Two brothers
of Louis Stern. the New, York merchant
who was sentenced I'm kissinBen, Bavaria.
TO fine and imprisonment for insulting
the commissioner of the kisslngen Spa,
and for alleged classification OF ms sons
age TO escape the payment OF the tax
on minors, had an extended conference
at the State Department to-day with Act
ing Secretary Adee and Solicitor Dabney
about their brothers case.
Louis Stern il out on bah pending an
appeal of his case. He is residing In
Paris one OF his brothers said to-day
that he was endeavoring to have the un-
fortunate matter cleared up. Further
than that he declined 10 talk.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NlNN YORK. Sept. u.-Cotton quiet:
mlddiing gulf ) 0-l6: middling. 5-lG.
gross receipts. 20J bales: exports 10 Great
Eritain i53 bales. forwarded. bales.
sales ISL bales. spinncrs. PSI bales.
stoc2 80 g2J bales. Futures closed
steady: sales. $500 bales September,
80. October. 49, November. $40; De-
cernber, SIT: January, So; February,
4 %: March. S33: April. s.3S; May. S.iB.
Total tO-day-Nct receipts, 1853 bales;
exports TO Great Britain. lab bales;
stocRs. 3l5. O57 bales.
fetal ~ lar this week Net receipts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
HE ISNOT FOR O'FERRALL
MIR. CLARK PURCELL rs OUT IN A
CARD no That EFFECT.
His Constituents are DESERVING His stan
dard Because They Presume He Is Tor
Senator Daniel and oppose His Views.

WINCHESTER. VA, Sept. u.-Special.
The sensation of the day was caused
by the withdrawal from the senatorial
contest of 5. Ii. Hansbrough, Esq.
The contest here has been peculiar. The
CITY of Winchester and the counties or
Frederick and Shenandoah comprise the
district. II will be seen that Frederick
county and Winchester have two chair
men. and these decided TO take the poii
of the presidential election as a basis
or representation. This virtually gave
Frederick a majority in the convention
that is to be held on the 10th instant.
By the withdrawal of Mr.. Hansorough
It virtually gives the nomins Ion 10 the
other candidate from this county. Mr..
Clark Purcell.
Mr.. Walton. the author Of the law that
bears his name. being the candidate from
Shenandoah county.
ouT IN CARD.
Mr. Purcell IL out i'm a card stating that
he is In no way committed TO vote Tor
O'Ferrall for United states senator, anu
the presumption Is that he is for Danlei:
This has caused quite NUMBER OF
prominent gentlemen TO oppose Mr.. FUR
cell. on account of Mr.. Daniels position
ON the silver question. There will be
some interesting politics in this sena-
torial district in the next few weeks.
Prior TO this last move on the poltical
chess-board the lines were drawn exactly
as they were when about one year ago
Mr.. Gold was nominated to MI the I'M
expired term of Hon. Thomas Harrison.
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NANAL SrORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c., sept. n.-Rosir
quiet, strained, SLl2l2, good stralhen
SLIP.
Spirits of Turpentine steady, machine
25hc.; irregular, 44ssc.
Tar firm at $40
Crude turpentlne firm, hard, Sl.o
soft. $50. virgin, Sl.CJ.
CHARLESTON, :. c., sept. 1.-Tur'
p,Dtine finn at Ziisc.; receipts, II casks
Rosin--GOOd strained firm at Sl.vVl LIZ
receipts iJl barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept n.-Spirits OF
turpentine opened firm at 2J1sc. ana
closed at 2Jhc.. sales, so casks, receipts
60 CASKS.
Rosin market closed firm and I'M
changed; sales, 5000 barrels.
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Indicted for Murder.

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-Shortly after
/ o'clock this afternoon the grand jury
entered Part l. of the Court OF General
Sessions and handed up an indictment
OF murder in the iirst degree against Mrs.
Alice Lamont Fleming.
The Indictment recites that Mrs. Flem-
ing did administer some deadly poison TO
Mrs. Evylina Bliss. OF which the latter
dld sicken and die the accused knowing
the poison to be a deadly one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
DIED OF TRTCHJNOSIS.
Whole Family OF Eight Ate Diseased
Pork with Fatal Results.

LA PORTE. IND, Sept. 1.-THE FAM
lily of Charles r. Krueger-father, moth
er. and six children ranging I'm age from
Az ,zhShpIaoDccqcpHbkeQP KIN XIII H.,
six TO twenty years-were poisoned a
year ago by eating diseased pork and
despite the best medical skin. one fol-
lowed the other 10 the grave, the last
surviving child. HELEN, aged six years,
dying last night. Physicians pro-
nounced their disease trichinosis Their
bodies were literally alive with para
sites