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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-03-30

had myself experienced, 30 / told him
what to do, and be was roc all right.
As I explained 70 him when we reached
the earth. we had been talking over AN
aerial telephone, the gasbags being the
only material objects up there collecting
all the sounds and acting as huge receiv-
ers."
"'Well, said be, you got me out Of
a very bad scrape. but I never was SO
scared in my life as when that voice
surrounded ne. I thought the balloon
was talking, and that I had gone crazy.
1T was . pretty long talk, said !.
fer, allowing the voice to travel FIVE
seconds to . mile by my timing. we must
have been close to four miles apart
""That's simply impossible, said he.
Very well,' l said. That's why |
told you to drop that sondbag. l threw
some out, too. and we car find out how
far they landed apart.
ut wasn't much trouble to find peo-
pie who had found the bags and knew
just where they were. Fortunately they
had landed near a railroad track. 50 the
distance estimating was made easy for
Us. It was AZ miles. Iguess that is the
record up to date for long distance talk
ing without q wire"
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A Secret Service Man Says the Opposite
s.A t:ake Bad Spies.
Women arc not good detectives"
said ar experienced secret service man
on beilsg asked Lis opinion. ITO begin
with, there arc many places to which a
woman cannot 20 without exciting sus-
picion. and this defeats her object at
tho outset, but beyond this woman is
untitled by nature for detective work.
In the first place, she jumps at a con-
clusion and acts Of it in opposition to
all human probabilities, possibilities
and reason. AS a rule, a woman does
not reason. She looks on q thing as she
wants it to be or thinks it ought to be,
and will follow that theory. She is led
by prejudices, favors or sympathies, re-
gardless Of facts.
AS q detective she is sometimes a
success in entrapping s. man, but her
work generally ends in a blnnder which
betrays her. She is persevering only
when moved BY passion. She docs not
look at q case dispassionately. She at
once decides that he or she is guilty or
innocent ard works on that theory.
IA woman enjoys the mysterious, and
she is SO elated at her position as detect
i've that she is unable to conceal her
identity or the secret Investigations OF
a case.
Women are even failures in running
down criminals of their own sex. Z.
woman criminal will mislead a woman
detective by working on her vanity,
credulity or sympathy. and, worst Of
all, if the detective be attractive and
the man criminal handsome-well, q
man is better for detective work, and
besides a woman will sell out a case,
and cheaply at that, relying upon her
sex to escape punishment if detected, -
New York Herald.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-03-30

English wolnen are teaching tneri-
can ome some important Facts about
footgear. We know today that a touch
Of patent leather removes the shoe from
street use, except il case Of walking to
and from afternoon teas and Iunchcons.
That only seal or calf skin suits thopave-
ments; that low shoes are to be reserved
for summer wear; that spats are not
good form, except for men, and that
laced shoes are the smart thing for the
forenoon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-03-30

head hanging, his eyes downcast, his
stick dragging among the daisies. Mi
randa stared after him, her lips parted
in amusement He climbed the stile,
and stopping on the topmost step turn
ed to her again.
Il have at least n ~solace," he call
ed across the meadow. II shall forget
your tickle face by night"
Miranda's laughter touched the skies
and ceased. Her face fell thoughtful.
She sighed and shrugged her dainty
shoulders. H. E. Marriott Watson in
Sketch.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-03-30
His Names.

A nair of twins was born in the Back
Bay .istri,- A bright boy set about to
try to name ttcm. He said, will they
be called Peter and REPEATER" But no..
His mother would not listen to the
name Peter. Then he said, Let them
be called Max and Climax"
NO., sic said. "They are both little
girls, SO we cannot name n of them
Max"
Then he said after much thought.
.'i.et them be called Kate and Dupli-
cate = After that his head was band
aged. and be was sent out 70 play
Union Signal
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How to Express It.

I'm so sorry supper isn't ready"
said Mrs. Dinsmore to her husband
when he came in. 81 attended the meet
ing of tho sewing CHILE this afternoon.
and / couldn't get away"
"Hemmed i'll, were you?" asked her
husband.-Detroit Free Press.
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Just This Once.

Corporal Piton applies for leave of
absence.
ION what grounds?" inquired the
colonel.
"Ihave just lost my mother, colonel"
"All right, sacrenomduncbienl Leave
granted, but see this doesn't happen
again!"-Charivari.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-03-30

The camel's foot is a soft cushion pc
culiarly we'll adapted to the stones and
gravel over which it is constantly walk
ing. During a single journey through
the Sahara horses have worn out three
sets of shoes, while the camel's feet are
net @, II sore.
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What's Popular.

"Do You think it improves q story to
have a moral?" said the young literary
man.
mot commercially" replied his
friend. Its the story with an immoral
that pays now adays- "-Washington
Star.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Ol STER-TikERs CtpTrRED.
Captain HuJgins. Of the Chesapeake.
Takes In Eight Boats.

captain W. Z. Hudeins. tn command
ant 90 the Virginia oystcr-boat the
Chesapeake. has Just informed the Board
90 Chesapeake ,nl Its Tributaries Of his
capture Of eight boats caught taking oys-
tiers Ia Virginia waters. In his letter 70
the board. written from IrynGton. Va.
Captain Hudcins says
81 have just returned from the Potomac
river whore. on the 18th instant, | cap
t1red eight boats. = f0llows-two
canoes five sharpils. one skif' FOR taking
oysters from tho public rocks I'm the cless
season. Tho parties oy-teIlnC Old not
recognize Tho Chesapeake - time. owing
o. change ~ color. 20 save their boats.
A. soon - they found their mistake they
ran I'm every direction lor shore. ana on
reaching j. They abandoned their boats
aul took 10 the corn ana bushes Ani
made their ESCAPE. sent an armed boat IN
charge of an oi,lcsr and brought them
% the steamer AMI carried them 70
Nomini. Wcstmorelaul county. and turned
them over 90 Captain !. IL Chandler.
Oyster-lu-pector for that county, for
prosecution. Very respectfully.
". T.. lrDGINS. Captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

March and ApriI. Iowa u-6ld. buyers:
April and May. { l2-5id. sellers. May and
June. 4 ii-Glu. l5-Gid.. sellers.
Futures closed barely steady nj the al
vance, American middiing. fair. II .icd.;
good mdiling, 4itd.. low middinS'
3 1871. ordinary, I-32d
NEW YORK, August "a C0iton-Firm;
middling Gpi.. i-iec.i m'ddlins. lie. /;
net and gross receipts, mono. exports 10
the Cyutinent. 226 bales. forwarded. none.
sales. 32g I1les-all spinners
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 1916 bales.
exp0rts-tp Great Britain. 3.3i9 bales. 20
France. none. u the Continent. - bales.
To the Channel. none. stock. I3.5is bales.
Totals SO far this week. Net receipts
or bales. eXports-tO Great Britain, a.34j
bales. ~ France. none; 10 the Continent,
~ bales. to the Channel. none. stock,
2..3is bales.
Totals since September ist. Net rccelp's
7sislO7 bales. exports % Gre-t Hrt2in.
2ff2eg7 bales: 10 France. 1850 bales, %
the Continent, 2.i2LiSl bales, TO the Chan
Total vls,bl, supply % cotton FOR the
word. 2u2279 bales. OF whish 2lN.u''
bales are American. against 2,oh2lI and
e.3lG2u bales. respectively. asst year
Receipts az cotton this week at ali int
rior town. s.7N bales. receipts from ".
plantations none; crop IN sight, s'h''''-
Futures firm: August s7.eo September.
SGf: October. $40. November 80. De
comher. SI: January. SlNs; February,
s7g2. March. Ts9. Sales. 1890 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2i-Cotton-
Futures firm: sales. $3.50 bales, August.
s. ~ September. S5i. october S.55. No
vemhcr. S7iy. December 3 s.. January,
S7fi: February. $751; March, S.12. April
S51l.
NAVAI.-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, y. c., August n
ROsin-tirm: strained, NlJ, good
strained. $40
spirits Of Turpcntine-Firm, machine.
DC: irregular, u lie.
Tar-Stcadv nj Sl3.
rude TMrpantne- quiet; hard. SLID;
soft. $50. virsin. $50.
CHARLESTON, s g.. August -.-Tur-
pcn,ine-Frm at q 3-4c., receipts. Il
casks
receipts. 91' barrels.
SAVANNAH GA. August 2i-Turpen-
tine Market hrm az - l-sc.; sales Roo
casks 49,
Rosin-Firm AZ advances; sales. loo
barrels: \. b. and g. $40: y. So ,.
sf36. r.. $40. G.. Sl}1: ~. $50: T. $l1l. \,
81 81: VI. s2e0. y, $50; wndow-glass, SO
water white So.
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a road from Fulton 20 Chimhorazo made
no report; II H. over n month since 1t
vac aplonic1 II IL hoped the measure
viii not die in the subcommittee hands.
\ yrotrlci,d meeting has been going
on Al NUlls's church. Hcnrico. Several
have been converted.
Mrs Edward Bonahue and Master
James Douahuc returned home last Non
dav. after delightful visit 70 relatives
and friends ia Philadelphia ana Atlantic
CITY
Mrs Moshy continues quite I'll at her
home. on Nicholson street.
Nr William Scars and fmily. Of New
rort Nows. are visiting relatives on state
street
Miss Josie Grace left Friday on the
sicsmcr Roanoke FOR several months
VISIT - relatives in NV York and New
jersey.
NJ Thomas Weimer lcft yesterday
morning for tho country. where he goes
g. Tcclp,fat-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

Miss Bessie Pattee, daughter Of Colonel
i. 4. Pattcc. left last evening for Bos-
ton Mass. where she VIII enter the
NV Eueland Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Pattee. who possesses rare musical
talent. has been under the careful train
ing Of Professor Frank cosby, OF this
city, during the past season. and has
made rapid progress In her studies. on
Friday evening Miss Pattee, Professor
Cosby. and several other ladies and gen
temon. gave q charming recital 70 their
friends in the mueic-rooms Of the Rich
monI Music Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

Mr. J. a. German. manager or the CALI
fornia building nc the Atlanta exposition,
has received from the Chamber " COM
m'rce. Los Angeles. a communication.
saving that an orange tower - feet high.
will be erected I'm The centre Of the hUli-
ing. ana VIII be Illuminated by means
ot 60 incandcsccnt electric lights The
tower Will be covered entirely by oranges.
which will be- kept fresh during the m
tire exposition For that purpose five
carloads 81 oranges have been placed in
cold storage NJ Los Angeles. and supplies
VIII be shipped once every nfte,n days
10 rerleui,h tho exhibit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
United states 9. couBo3................ g6ls
THE BANK STATEMENT.

a q
United states IS. colGo3............-... g6ls
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes: Re
serve. decrease. S3.7"J 20: loans. Increase,
8 -579 0; specie. increase. S5la3'0. legal
tenders. decrease. N.1u.70D. deposits. de-
crease. Ss.esa.Sr. circulation, increase. 49,
~.
The banks now hold S}7.5GG.G75 In excess
Of legal requirements.
The Financer says: The statement or
the Associated Banks for the week end
Ing August 18th IS favorable one in
every way. II is marked by n healthy
EXPANSION Ia loans. q contraction Of de-
uosits. and q conscqucnt shrinxage of 81.
10000 in the excess reserve, which now
stands az $,1sH.G,J
The past week has witnessed a great
change in the conditions heretofore pre-
yauiug IN the money market. There has
been no ad,anca ia rates. IL is true. but
every development points % an earlier
season OF better figures for loans.
The movement % mon y from tho in
terror diI not nearly equal the shipments
from the centre 20 the south AMI West.
more especially 10 tho latter section.
Tie demand from the South has not
been as active as anticipated. and may
not reach the proportions estimated. al
though c0ns0 rsative bank ~ are OF the
opinion that the South Will yet be an
active bidder for funds
The large amounts ~ money paid hv
the bond syndicate 10 Cos members opcrat-
81 10 a greater or less extent in kcouiug
rates down. but now that this factor in
the market hHs become Practically ellni-
mated. through Tho announcement of a
final payment Monday. more definite
forecast .s possible. IL IS not expect
that GOLD shipments will assume much
larger proportions, since the reduction in
exchange rates has removed chances or
making much profit on transfers OF coin.
The expansion 81 S2251.9rJ in loans du-
ring -. week represents business done
with country banks. ana demands from
commercial sources. as well as from
some OF the larger stock Exchange
houses.
Deposits decreased S}c>S. so. owing.
probably. 10 the withdrawal OF funds by
gold export - and thu reduction OF bal
ances by banks There was an Increase
% $4,000 in specie holdings. The total
holdings are only about S6Goor. or
twenty-f0ur millions So than the specie
RS rye Of one year ago.
Total loans are again within 10000 %
the highest mark ever touched in New
York while deposits are $1,000 less than
on August .. ls9i when loans We're g.
o.0.or0 under the present figures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
4 New Furniture House.

Ncssre. John Gilmore and Austin SPOTS
have formed partnership. under the nrm
name Of Glmor a. SPOTS, for the purpose
~ conducting the furniture-hrsin,ss az
Ne. e cast Broad street The store IS wei
stocked with goods o. the latest DESIGNS
and most approved workmanship. The
nrn viii also conduct "a Welding and up
ho,steriug business. this department being
under tine personal supervision of Mr. {.
~ Howell. well known ass a member o.
The firm Of Howell, shaw q CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
WV yopK pRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August .2i-Flour-Wea''
ami neglected. winter wheat low grad, 5.
S,i5.ssso. DO. fair o. fancy '-t1ff'a1.
do. patents. s}JYus} ~: M.nne.oia clear.
ss4-si.-..l. uat,utf. $500. So. Joss extras.
:. las. sd. city mills. t.a'. tL.s, southern
Hour duh ana wrar. common 90 f4lr
eNtta. s-us- So. good Co.. choice DO, 8 .ln.3.
Nlheat-Spot market duh and e4s.D,
vi . cption.. 40. rel. store luI cle .4-
tor. 81 l-i4t, i--c.. aaolt rs &c. optic ns
advanced 2s De-. fcll 3-s t5-Sc., and
clo.oI steady al Use. decline, with 81
moderate Trade: MAY - Sic, August.
6. s-ec.: September. ~ l-2c.. October.
a. --,. ~, mler 20 i--c.
corn .s9.ts dull and easier. No. ..
g g-l-,,.0. lu elevator. . / o.. aholt o.
Ierlire. september 3 7-au4lr., closing.
Al -Se ortohcr Al - ~ Sic. closing
Al I-9c Nav. &c 5-Sf3Hc.
6,t.ISpots duh but steady. Options
duu and easier. August closing, .5c.
Ssnfcmber. 81 Csc, october, . 7-Sc.; spot
rrir0s. No. - 25u25 lie: No. white.
IS. mixed west ~, ~, sc - 81
fiev-Ou.et and steady, shipping, b5n
7o-. good 10 choice: s"N'sc, ,,,
Wool niet and steady; domestic.
,son.e i5as9c.; pulled. lJ85ic.
Eeef-ouiet ana steady: family. WY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
For North Carolina: Fair; south to


southwest W uds.
Weather conditions: The storm has
moved northward with Increasing intcu-
sity. a pressure OF -a.56 inches being pc
ported from Portland. This storm viii
cause violent westerly gales in New Eng
land and New Jersey. \ second storm
has developed - the north o. Montana.
4 ridge II hish pressure extends from
the South Atlantic TO the North Pacific
coast.
The temperature has fallen in the lower
Lake regions. AMI the Valley region.
: West India storm seems TO lie de-
voloping e. the southeast Of the island
Of cuba \ fan I'm pressure OF 40 of an
inch IN f0rty-eieht hours was reported
this morning from Santiago. This storm
appoars 20 have very slight motion I'm "a
yy.st-uorthweet direction. and probably
will not affect the coast Of FLORIDA in the
next thirty-siX hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Yni.count Church at the Hot springs

rev. DR. Tucker. II Norfolk IS ct
~. IIo, springs. looking TO the erection
of "a new church nj that very populAr
sYmn ami winter resort. Bishop nan
d.l,b is very much Interested IN the
work. and the ladies' az the SPRINGS ~
doing an IN their power \ We"-se,'vt'
i", b.s r.en secured for tie church build
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
nALrIMoRE srocK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE. ND. August 2l-Vir-
gula century, bonds. G,0@ -: Baltimore
and Ohio. o., asked; Northern Central.
Z, 3-flc9 IL. Baltimore and Ohio South
western. III. bid. DO. income y. p. asked.
Consolidated Gas. stock, t} -. asi,ed. DO,
bonds. Cs, IL. b.i; do. IS. los9lo9 -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

RICHMOND. VA. August .. 1895.
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
bog leave o. announce myself a 'AN-
DIDATE FOR TIE HOUSE OF DELE
GATES. subject o. the Democratic pri-
MARI. THOMAS b. MURPHY.
au 2--Su, N&t'5t'
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSS-
NESS CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, bonds. Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
Indications.

r. W,sHrNGToS. u. C., August "a
s(iIR Forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth
WV er; slightly cooler; northwest
4 .r,rls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Mean temperature.


NEW YORK. August 2i-Raius In tho
corn bit. a neral lowering u, the Jos
rates Of sterling exchange % Sissl- "
$780, Il gain in S. Paul earnings for
the thirl week Of August and buying ~
moderate amounts Of the stock by arbi-
TRACE houses contributed 10 "a strong mar
ket for railway stocks during the day 5
short session.
Northern Pacific. preferred. was n
marked exception. however. and on lqui-
datlons the price dropped from ia -
1fllSi2 The immediate cause for tho dee
cline IN the stock vas the filing OF pi.l
in equity 10y Thomas ". pcarsal. ot
New York. against the Great Northern
railway. 10 prevent the proposed deal be-
tween the company.
While these tactics delay the rcorgani-
zation Of the property the impression IS
that the Norcau interest WIFI eventually
take hold - the property and place II on
its feet II rs also certain that drastic
measures viii be adopted ari 20" junior
s.curity-hoiders Will De asked 10 con-
tribute the bulk 81 the money needed 10
rehahlli'ate the system.
Northern Pacific. preferred, was 2
had little influence. tho brilliant outlook
for the crop being considered ~ FAR IN re
importance than the nisfariunes or th'
concern specified IS n rule the ht~t
figures - the week were made Tor me
Granger. ST. Paul selling at l4'1. ROCK
Island NJ g. Northwestern AZ lNi'. ana
omaha az 3oie The general railway list
ruled strong. bat the changes were un-
important
IN the Industrals Tobacco was unset
tied Tho stock advanced 10 sat4, dropped
70 q7it. and rallied 70 H,fa.
sugar was firm IN the early trading AZ
Ir-.uI0ii Subsequently a selling move
mont set I'm and the price reccioi 20 l"i Z.
Considerable was heard again today
about the light demand Tor refined and
the rilirg up ~ raws. II was noticed.
however that the brokers employed -
sell tho bulk NJ the stock We're those
generally identified with tho speculative
element
Chicago Gas was firm. AMI General
Electric, Lead, and Cott0n-Oii duh.
The market closed strong 10 tone. Ne'
changes show gains OF - - > Ter cent.
sugar ana Northern Pacific. pr.rsri-9
lost i.N1 per cent. Total sales we're 500
shares. including 1900 -. Paul, $40 To-
bace0. and $50 Sugar.
Bonds were active md strong, gales
footing ny the large total Tor half holl-
day. of 81 $500.
The sales today ~ listed stocks agrre-
gated 1000 shares. and OF unlisted stocks.
1900 shares
Treasury balances: Coin, 81 $500; cur
rency. SSl..S1cD.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call nominaliy / perc ont;
prime mercantile paper. i1i 10 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bank RS bills AZ slN 3ff
SiSo for sixty days, and $50 l-2HiiS' 81
Tor demand. poste1 rates. $ts' i--0 $500 -.
commercial bills Sis5 5-fISA~ 1t
Bar silver, f5 3-fc., silver NJ the board
eoll at sc Tor 400 ounces.
Governments bonds finn. state bonds
duh Railroad bonds strong.
sIOIk QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

TWO OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AID DESIRABLE DWELLINGS on
wcet Gr4c. VIII o. UNITED TO FORM
4 SELECT BpAgDiNG-HOUs begin
uing SEPTEMBER 10Th. The rooms are
l1rrS bright. and have every con-
yonience. The accommodations VIII be
ltst class. ana the terms 81 ~ moderate.
Tr- r,irthor information address WEST
"''-''' ga 25-su W&su}'
100 Y0f- SPECULATE? THEN SEND
TGp orr BOOK. 'teW q speciiate
.,,r-.esflilv 0n limited margin in grain
"a .Iork markets" Mali 4 -. COATES
a. 20 Els,f1 hu.ll.ns. Cn-cacl- 40 .l-ll'
al PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
AGHiNsr THE ESTATE OF the late
Elijah PRlDDY. and all per50ns in-
d.tfed 10 sail estate VIII please cQgse
t0r.1ra Mrs. ELLA g. pRiDDl.
au ai-yV. Su&W3t' Executgix.
tJsurED NUMBER OF PERSONS
cIN DsTAl% SEASON TICKETS FOR
SIto0TING ~ DUTCH GAP SWAMP"
from Senfomber !. 80. % March /. 1896.
" "'''' '''' 250l east Broad street.
All t-Suit Church Hi.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

As many complaints are coming 20 tho
Chicago Board Of Trade showing that per-
sons intending to deal ln grain and proc
visions through memo ~ e the board.
and subj - % its rules and regulations.
are mislcd into dealing with persons
or firms who have no connection with this
board the public b. cautioned against
dealing with such persons or firms. anl
Is notified that George =. stone. secretary.
Will answer any inquiries as 10 whether
any particular person or firm IS a men,
Der of such board.
GEORGE f. STONE. Secretary.
an 9--sil6fn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

Tgp wY,rHER IL RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot, The skies ct midnight
were cloudloss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or WEST POINT. AUGUST "a.
Q}y ttlegraph)
ARRIVED

Steamship Guyanlott~. Walker. New
York: passengers and general cargo
Steamship william Crane James. Ralti-
more: passengers ami general cargo.
steamship Charlotte Nickel. Baltimore.
PASSENGERS AMI general cargo.
steamship Berkshire. krwin. Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship berkshire. kirwn. Baltimore:
passengcrs and general cargo.
Steamship GuyandOtte. Walker. New
York: passengers and neral cargo.
Steamship William Crane. James. Sa-
vannah Via Norfolk; passengers and gene
raj cargo.
steamship Charlotte. Nickel, Baltl-
more. passengers and general cargo.
49, s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

cash quotations: Flour was dull. the
feeling was weak. LIt prices remain UNI
changed: SO = Whit. 81 3-su' use. 80. >
red. 81 T., W. $50. 80. > corn. - 3-fc. NO.
oats. - l-ic. Pork. 49, $40 Lard.
SJ...'r5-g1 D.: RIBS 1860. shoulders,
So d. $40. sides. s6l- l. 1850. Whis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

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spECvLAIIOE. our free book. "Syste-
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