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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
THE T,MEs-RJCHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IA. 1885,

$50. 1e22: 1892, 3.2s. Year-ise3' l2i.fs''
isat le osl: 1888. sa.0is; 1879. 1903.
Receipts for the year 10 date 3S-sb-
horsheads. against %,ts hogsneads last
year. 49,. % ,eo-.
crop Of s4LDark-,Pianters trash. sl.2'
"a E. commOn Tugs. = TO g. medium Tugs,
81 b 10 50 50: good lugs. S5i, 10 81 COM
mon loaf S375 TO $40; medium leaf, -
10 " -: good leaf, $50 TO $50; iine. SD
to $3.50. ,,.,, ri.
Crop Of 9i-BurIey-f'illers. red: Trash,
e y, To % u: common, 81 10 8; medium,
= ~ TO s. 50: good medium. s. TO s.; good.
so 10 SO. fne tl3 TO SIS; selections. $40
To SIS 81. FiIlers. colory-Irash. stsp 70
a.. common. s. 10 81; medium. s. ~ 20
SO. good medium. sll to SO; good. SH 10
Sf7 ~. fine tis 70 so; selections. - 10 -
cutting. colory 20 bright-Irash. = 70
s. -. common. $50 20 s., medium, SD
IN si2. good medium. tl3 10 s6. good, Sll
to $40. fine so TO S2.5o; selections 70
smokers Of 1897 Red-Trash. so to
g.. common. s. to 3 80. Colory 10 bright
Trash. s, 10 S.: common. $50 90 -
Green. mixed. and very soft hogsheads
and light weights. ~. 10 lc. on Tugs, ana
Do TO &C. on leaf lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

NORWICH. conn, Aug. ~ The su-
perbly-appOinted grounds OF the Norwich
Croquer club have been carefully graded
and in every way prepared tor the four
tecnth annual tournament OF the National
Croauet Association which oenns in this
city on August 10Th. There is every
reason 10 believe that the forthcoming
tournament viii be sharply contested.
since such cracks as Champion George g..
Strong Of New London. Prof Charles
Jacohus. Of Springfield. Mass the Rev.
phnlip Germond of New York. Earl g..
Butler. of MilIletown. Conn. and r.. NJ.
Bryant. Of Florence, Mass. Will take part
in them.
Mr.. strong has been the ''ground-bil-
lard" champion twice in the past i've
wears and is considered a sure winner
this wear. while Prof Jacohus has been
champion once. and ruuner-up haf
dozen times Germ0nd has taken an
but first rank time and again during the
past nineteen years. having iost the
championship last year IN the tie-ofi game
with Strong
Experts OF this city and New London
have already begun 20 practice on the
National Grounds here. ana soon the
mallet-wielders OF Mildletown VIII join
them.
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4 MTLLIoNAIRE's tram.
Romantic story of His Marriage Married
the Daughter OF His Wealthy Employer.

the Daughter OF his wealthy ihpioS'is
NEW YORK. Aug. News OF the
sudden death of Edward Miller Cameron,
a millionaire whose first wife was the
daughter Of the late Richard Arnold. OF
Arnold Constable & CO.. shocked the res
idents Of West lslip. l.. l.. last night.
where Mr. Cameron was one OF the most
prominent and respected residents. IL
was said that he had died OF heart-dis-
ease. The coroners inquest this morn
Ing developed the fact that MIR. Cameron $
death was caused by a pistoi-sh0t wound.
accidentally inflicted by himself. lie was
cleaning Il pistol In his room at D
o'clock yesterday afternoon. according TO
the verdict of the corOner's jury, when
the weapon was accidentally discharged,
and the bullet passed through his heart
lie died instantly.
Edward Cameron was a young clerk In
Arnold, Constable a CO.'S store In this
city, scarcely over twenty -one years OF
age. when he met the daughter of the
senior member of the firm. They fell M
love with each other. and. despite the
difference in position. they We're married
IN a short time. One child was the re-
suit of the union. Two years after the
marriage. Mrs. Cameron died. she
left an of her property. amounting. u
is said TO considerably over Million
10 her husband and child.
Mr.. Cameron married a second time.
His bride was Miss Annie CARL daughter
of the late John Henry CARL. and grand
daughter Of Obadiah Snedec0r. the once
famous proprietor of the South-Side club.
Of Isip. BY her he had two children.
For the last year. Mr.. Cameron had been
ailng. although he was only thiriy-two
years Of age He lived quietly with his
wife and children In the beautiful lsiip
mansion. He carried on no active bust
ness. although he was president OF the
Hygeia Distilled-Water Company, Of this
city, and had brokerage office AT -
Broad street. He was known 10 some
extent I'm ciubdom here. being on the rolls
OF the Manhattan and New York clubs.
Mr.. Cameron is said To have been worth
from 100000 10 10000. His second
wife and three children survive him.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. B-Irying VI.
Scott. president of The Union Iron w 'fNr'
which turned out the olympia ana seN-
efal other crack American cruisers, Vii
soon 20 90 Japan % bid on The contracts
for building m-n-of-W ar Tor the Jai aiir7,
navy. The recent lielemth 5 ol -Nii''l
cam waiships b. said 10 have b. liteis "a
me- Iaparcse strongly, and n)W that these
firms are able 10 unlerDd Am I'D an COM
NAMES only 10 per cent, lnsteli OF 0V
Der cent, as formerly. Mt. SOFT De-
ifves he viii Dee able tO secure Cd number
Of contracts The feeling Jl the japan csc
Cow. rn.ncet is shown ln the loi) wing
hv the ecretary-itnefal OF the lflpcilal
sniuet: you are building the swif, 80
and most formidable crI4s PTS known br-
sides ynat YOU have invented armor-
rli re FOR your hatflesllus, Walch ltlrS't
has chosen for hers IN competition OF
aU the makes of armOr-pl ite n EUROPE.
our Government. seeing these arh eve
r,4nte Indicating the TACT that America
las twice revolufionizad the navies OF
ths world by her infinite capacity for in-
varfion. first creating the ron lad ant
frcu the turret. Dr. strongly disposed TO
draw upon American -ulp} dfis Tor IT'S
new navy Why should NOT $50 depend
uUon YOU for the hcstt Besides io.uG the
ID ugs 1 have lust spoken 1l, ile lultrl
states has built the finest clipper ships
AND the fastest ya ants. Your country
lends whenever she wants 20. in naval
instruction both in peace and war be-
sides America buys so much Of us and
il our historic friend and WeA-Wisher.
For one I sincerely hope that American
shipbuilders will bid FOR our contracts.
Mr. scott Will carry letters b. is said.
moi only from the Secretary OF the Navy.
but from the japanese Minister al w ASH
lugtOu.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug, n.-Dr. Har-
vey. one Of the most prominent ministers
in the city went TO Pamela. Ky, last sun
day TO dedicate a Baptist church W hen
ne arrived there he found that an ex-
cursion train had been run from Rich
mond and that crowd OF 1000 people
was on the grounds. hed-lem0nade
stands. popcorn stands, and the ice
cream candy men were there In force.
1t looked like a barbecue
All this was against DR.. Harvey
principles. re considered IL a desccra-
ton OF the Sabbath. and he refused TO
dedicate the church. He did not GEN.
sure the people. who had charge OF the
dedication ceremonies. as they had
thought they were doing the proper
thing. However. he told them they had
done wrong. and he boarded the next
train for Louisville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

SARATOGA. Aug W-At me meeting
OF the New York state Hotel Mems AZ
eociation which convenes here to-mor-
row FOR a two-dav's session. it is expected
that action will be taken relative 10 AUNT
ting colored people into hottest as guests
under the Malby equal-rights law. inc
matter is OF especial importance Just AZ
this time. inasmuch as the colofed re
publicans Of the state. numbering sew
eral thousand aiil assemble here on FIJI
dav. August 18th. for the purpose OF per
fecting n state organization. The cot
ored hotel accommodations are very n'"'
gre. and some Of the hotel pfopfie'ofs
are fearful that the delegates may iemah'
Ambulance 10 their hotels. ana by 20
doing drive white guests away Inc a'.
ton OF the hotel association Is awaited
WITH interest.
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oTTLELEss JOURNiLfsT.
New York Pressman Falls Victim I" '"o
Confidence Trick In London.

LONDON. Aug. 13.-The Daily News
nt.biishes the following account Oh SUI
cessful coup Of the confidence III H.
An American Journalist. On the stal
~ ~ Navy York daily journal. is on "a
the latest victims OF me. confidence ~ ~.
RE came 10 London a snort UNI dc ~
business and stayed Al nOt s, ~" ha met
strand. ON wednesday morning ne M ~,
d man who said he hailed from b,oohis -
m. nair fraternized and ultimately "cn'
10 the CRYSTAL Palace 10 ENJOY ''lct t.,
selves There they met an lilarlna' W.
insisted upon treating lnen' ID ,bot
ragne and cOnfdeutally explained lil''
AZ uncle OF his had jcst died IN Anne ~ a.
leaving him an enormous fortune. - nv
only drawback. he said, was ,oHu''lo'
that q certain sum snouln, ~. 80 chi
ru4lfv 90 the poor OF Brooklyn ahu M
c1p0 He said be was rather piea1th ~
ana that his dear Old uncle nad heeh 50
charitable. All that troubled Nun W. w.
nui some one 70 distribute the money ,
me supposed american, VINO was' OF
course "a confederate OF the lrisnman
suggested that be- and the Journalist c0uih
distribute The money without any diili-
Guilty. 49,. t-,.h.,o,,
fourishing what appeared 10 be NUM-
Der Of bank notes. Let us nave some
I'm the afternoon the trio returned 70
London. Standing In Ludgate circus IN.
lrishman said. as though tne tnonsn' 'a a.
suddenly occurred 10 him, But now 40
[ know that YOU are responsible people
men 10 be trusted with money
.srhar is easily proved said me con
federate. producing what appeared 20 ne ne
"A circular note Il VIII 20 over To N"'N y
offices and change a.
a. forthwith walked into the offices OF
Nessrs. Cook. tourist agents, ana soon
emerged with what appeared 10 p.
hunIlc OF bank notes in his hand. Inc
io.fr.aiiet not 20 be- Outdone, produced
4 circular note. which happened 70 DO
genuine one. and cashed II at Messrs.
Nfeer the trio had strollea down the
Fmbanlyment and obtained refreshments
4f "a public house. the supposed American
i,+rusted his Irish confederate with his
money and jewelry The latter ana the
journalist went for stroll, the lrish-
man retaining possession or the money
mi valuahles He told the journalist
fhat he had formed a very favorable I'M
recession OF their friend. On their return
to the publlc house he confirmed this by
making the American present OF a
INK note AZ the same time returning
his money and jeweliy.
Then m came 10 the journalists turn,
ana without hesitation. he parted with
10 together with his watch ana cndln,
with which the confederates al once
walked of. saying they would pe PACK
,ore IN dawned upon the journalist that
he had been victlmized. and he rushed
ont OF the house In search OF the SWIM
dlers. whom he was unable 10 lihu. lie
a. once gave information 10 the police
~ Row street. but up 10 the present the
Irlshman ana his confederate nave not
been arrested. 81. ,,.,-,
The Daily Chronicle n iisht editorial
on the latest success OF the oid conf
thought the American journalist, and the
New York variety In particular was 30
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TT M4r MING THEM JoY.
4 Dogs Bite That May Result in Family
Reconciliation.

4 Dogs Bite That Nav Ee<nlt IN laniiA
Decentralization.
CHICAGO Aug. Eff the surmises
of some Of the society people of Zanes-
Vile. Ohio. prove correct. the bite Of
sunnosed maddox there will play prom
inent part in a realistic romance, Wiich
will have its deuOuemcnt ia Chicago.
4 few davs ago Sarah. the little daush-
ter of Mrs -. y. h. Schultz. of Ianes-
VILE was bitten by a dog, while play
ing i'm her mothers yard. The Family
ohysician cauterized the wound. and gave
IL AS his opinion that the dog was not
mad IN the sense OF having rabies, anu
the child was 10 40 danger. Her mother
however. was not willing 20 take even
"a remote chance Of having her child Ia
oculated with the virus. and decided 90
bring her 90 the Pasteur institute h
chicago for treatment. She arrived yes
Dr' Laeorio. after a careful examina-
tion. gave it as his opinion the chlld was
I'm no danger from rabies. Naturally
the mother IS overjoyed
Now comes the romantic part OF the
story. Sir and MIS- schultz, the
parents OF the child were divorced some
years ago. on the grounds OF ncoin-
natibllitv Of temper. the husband goine
10 Dakota TO secure the decree Scnulil
ia the son OF "a millionaire soap-nanutac-
turer in GAINESVILLE. Some time before
the accident 10 his little daughter he
came 20 Chicago go make business ar
rangements. aud when the society feopie
of GAINESVILLE heard that the accident
To- their little girl had thrown them to-
eether In this city. they began to hope
the meeting would result in reconciiia-
ton.
MIR. Schultz was found last night and
said.
"On account OF the accident 10 my
little daughter. my former wife ana /
happen to be in Chicago ar the same
time. was informed of the accident 10
the child. and her coming here for tfeat-
nent. and made arrangements through
friends. 10 have her and her mother
properly cared for while here. There is
absolutely no truth in the statement mat
we are about 20 femarry. When me
court granted us separation, IL was agreed
that my children should visit me- at cer-
tain times My little girl has spent the
evening with ME. and am glad TO KNOW
she IS ia no Danger
schultz Is OF medium height. good
looking. and full of life ana energy. Mrs.
schultz is slender. rather tail, ard hand
some.
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southern. by sample. G9a1lc.: DO, on
grade. r1N1nc. ,-,.<.,.
corn unsettled: mixed spot. 4lizn &c. (;
August f4nc. bid. september. 43t-c. bid;
sotfthsru white. a.. DO yellow. 11niSc.
Osts auiet and weak No. white. west
ern. y7Mn2Sc. mixed. -1n2'c.
Rvf quiet and steady. No. :, "c-
H.v dun At <iJ..n1 1900.
Grain frcights active firm, and IN
changed.
Butter Fancy creamery, "od-lc
other articles unchanged.
Tonda-, treinla g's. new. 7sit bid; Cen
furry. gshmgpt. Baltimore and ONO '4n
e.. Northern Central. 6sll; Baltimore ana
Ohio Southwestern hrsts. III bid, Jas
stocks. G3ia bid. %, lu>i2 asked.
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WILMINGTON. *. c.. Aug 13.-Rosin
steady, strained. Sll5; good strained.
ST 80.
Spirits OF turpontine steady; machine.
- .c., irregular. 2i..c.
Tar firm al sl;S
Crude turpontue firm: hard. SliO.
soft. s1u. virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. Aug 13.-Tur-
pentine firm at - &C.,. receipts. rs casks.
ROsin-Good strained firm at Sl.uJ01.15.
receipts. -uJ barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug IT, Spirits 81
turueutlne market firm at -li4c.. sales,
1000 casks. receipts. 1.2l9 casks
kosin firm. Quotations. A. -. and ..
81 .ln. ID. 81 -. T.. S130. f.. 81 90. .. s1f5:
D.. $50. !. $50, Is. SlSO. VI. S215. y.
S225. window glass. 500; water white,
$50.
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The announcement ia published that
Colonel W q. r. Breckenridge. ~ Ken
lucky. is out OF politics and VIII nssef
rha nttnishment OF this brilliant Ken
tuckian has been severe, but n has been
reoedcred ssverer than if need have been
bv his persistent defiance Of the healthy
sentiment demanding his immediate re-
tirl ment 20 private life.
Uo apparently believed that ne couif
live down his shame just as Wen IN
cor snicuous station as I'm ohscurity, anu
for that reason be has feen treated
INV. heen the case by a world when
certainly does lot lack charity Tor sim
ners when they have once bent IN"
knce.-New York sun.
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FINANCE'AND COMMERCE
Cfcring- and sales az The Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Coiicctions-t Foreign hdviccs.

NFNV YORK. Aug. l2.-Thc stock mar
k.t was dull and professional again zoe
aal. Tho transactions showed a slight
Increase. however. ll~..,>H shares chang
~ .tN Nistilug and Cattle Feeding. aud
lN.t0u Burlington As "a rule. The active
issues were weak lu the early trading.
flc talk about sold exports ana sales Iof
I.I.Isn account having led 90 % decline
oi .tt. per cont aA along the luc. in-
.tf4s ID O'Clock Dlstillcrs moved so lhe
il'ut. ana ou good buying rose to --',.
a. advance ui Us per cent The rise Nus
... fo ihr decision just rendered hv ine
courts. which viii prevent any interior
committee Oh tle Work of TcDabiiiiaiins
.e property. The judicial sale takes
I4are iu Chicago tomorrow. American
'I.Ulrro was rather weak on she cable
rival cigarette concern al ST. Louis. The
stock 4ecluc4 lit % lllifpIll"3 Mis-
slur lacihc was forced down point To
80 on Asnt offerings. but quicNiy re-
'hc movement recorded above. nui "uiihH
tle afternoon the Anthracite Coalcrs and
tAe Changers doomed into prominence 1.ln
advanced sharply. Jersey central 4o3e
-. GO liH. Delaware ana hudson ia TO
l.i'1. l.arkaNanna lf 20 i''.1 l''".i.s
e 90 lHnl~.s Rock Island l'~ 10 ti'.,
Northwestern ts Co lN-' sal N<, ~ ia.u
- if ~ '.ufH's Burlington D.. lp "iH."'>,
and Chicago and Eastern lllhois pre-
feIIel 2 Co. lNis INe AutnrAciic 'odi-
tls were -trenlfhcneI uy the revival "i
the Ola reports tnat efforts were hel.s
made hy tne leading bankers ID settle
che trade difficulties. The reports, as
usual. could NOT he confirmed but ihc
impression Isl that the condition of ihe
coal trade fs $50 bad chat change must
nf.oSearIv follow. THE largest buyers
Of ile lfansDr were lin7 reNeueri o."
te ACTING in che interest OF insiders.
ffl.r f.arffrnIarlr firm stocks were tIle,
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PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. l3, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire. kerwin. Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News
passengers and general cargo. ,.,
Sfaamshfp Allegheny. Nickerson, Baiti-
more messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, BATH
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm city, Marshall walker
ton. passengers ana general 'a'5o'
SAILED.
steamship Berkshire, herWh' Balu-
moro rassaugcrs and general cargo.
stea,rshfn Charlotte. Nickle Balti-
moro Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson. Prov
aence via Norfolk, passengers and gem
eral cargo. DO MAJ,
ton Messengers and general cargo.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. l3.-Fiour more
active. spring patent. $40.
v heat Quiet. so. . red, track, 'c.
Corn easier. No. wh.". SWITCHED
4Olsc.. No . mixed. track. 4ui2c.
oats active and steady. NO. = mixed,
track. L2c. so. 3 white. nc.
Pork firm. mess. SOD.
Lard firm; steam leaf. sos; Kettle
lard S6G2is
Bacon fru and in better demand. loose
shoulders. 500. short ribs. $500, short
clear SGS1f2. boxed meats lic. more
)ry salted meats lrmcr and active
loose shoulders 500. short ribs. Si.iFi;
short clear. sg25. boxed meats &C.. more.
Whisky firm at ~ 80
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sr LOUIS. MO. Aug. l3.-Flour I'M
changed.
Wheat higher: August. G7iSc.; Scptem-
Der. 6iisc.; December. GI7sc.
Corn higher; september. aG7tc.; Deem
Der. 21.c.
Oats higher; September. 1870: May.
DE. hll
Provisions steady; standard mess pork
So II0lrrp
Lard-Prime steam. S5Sl; choice. s5.95.
Dry Salfel Meats Shoulders 50 - .
clear ribs $3.50. clear. SOD
Bacon Boxed shoulders. SOS. longs.
SG.9l. clear ribs. $500. clear SG75.
High wines steady at Sl%,.
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NEW YORK. Aug. f3-Cottou steady;
mlddlng eulf 7 1876, middlns, DIG
gross receipts $50 bales. exports 20 Great
britain. o. bales; forwarded q bales,
sales. 342 bales. spinners, w bales
sfock llO.2is bales. Futures 'lostl
st.ady. sales 221 .lOu bales. August. 1-5U
"a. September. 127. October. 30; No
xsmbcr. $3.50. December, ~. January.
a.. February. 7.49. March. 81
Tota. .O-day-Net receipts. @3S bales,
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Inhuman Treatment Of Convict.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. I3.--Haryey Mer-
rift. recently pardo1el out Of me ponl-
Tertiary, has entered suit Tor heavy dam
ages against the penitentiary comp any.
Merritt recites a horrible story OF lnhu-
man and cruel treatment as the pass OF
his action. He was Ia FOR w I've years,
bur was parloned after serving nine
wears. because he was no longer useful 70
the iessees While working for the Chaf-
tahcCchee Brick Company and In the
coal mines of the lessees. IN Walker coun-
". he alleges that he was az frequent
times beaten with inhuman savageness:
sixty 10 seventy lashes on the naked
back. with a three-p0und strap, was no
unusual punishment. At one time ne was
given i75 lashes. the blood squirting forth
at each blew. After this particular beat
ing ne attempted 20 escape; was re-
captured and he recites the horrible de-
tails Of the beating he received. SIX men
h Id him while Woodruff the whipping
boss. pied the knot which was split by
the force OF the blows. one OF his eyes
was put out by the terrible strap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

Onefiufs Wheat Lac bushels. corn
OWhlfel. los bushels. oats. 2.l06 bushels;
yt. Olu bushels.
sales Wheat l.736 bushels. corn
gwhtel. luu bushels. oats. - bushels.
rye. G0U bushels.
Quotations. Whcat-Longberry &C TO
g8c.. mixed. Glc. 20 I3c., snorfberry. &c.
10 i3r.. SO = rcl l2c. TO re.
Com White. Virginia, fic.; 40. . white.
&c. 30. mixed. acc.
oatS. $50. mixed. PC. No mixed.
zGr winter seed. &c. 10 &c.
Hye-anl. 10 .3c.
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T14T VU0TIT0WN W0TV u IVIIV7'-7
Elofr- Export demand was good Tor iour
mn very little was done in a local way,
aud the feeling was easy aud prices lower
Gov round lots. No. wheat, ibGW4c.
30. . red GGd6G4c., No. corn 's'c,s
no . oats. lofplM2c.; pork $500
a .r,iL, lard SGogio. ribs. >56Jn5.i Shout
dcrs S5G2isG515: clear sides, S6.oo4U'o'
afStilleriss 81 -
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. ND. Aug. l3.-Flour
Wheat steady; No. red spot and Au-
gust. CSsQ O9c., September, U95.aGt5sc..
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Dr. and Mrs. Hunter Mc'ufe nave
;af, for a visit To Winchester and Cum
berland. Md. where they will visit their
son. pr Hugh Mciuire. From cumDer-
land DR.. and Mrs. Mcclure Will take an
extensive northern and Canadian trip.
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full of guile that he might he trusted TO
walk unscathef through the most de-
yious paths of life.-New York Herald.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-10
Opium at Laupahoehoe.

i rather exciting incident occur
red at Laupzhoehoe while the
Kinau was unloading freight al
that place on her last up trip.
Among the goods landed was 8
large, heavy box, the contents Of
which ratified considerably while
being handled Whether purpose
" or not the box was broken open
while being put in the store house,
and 200 tins Of what zfterEzrd
proved 10 be opium, rolled out on
the floor and in several directions
Before sny one realized the situz-
zion oertain parties, supposed to Be
interested IN the ownership Of the
drug, lost no time in gathering the
cans up and disappeared before
zny action could Be taken
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-10
SENATOR FROM HAWAII.
Two Candidates Named and Mors
to Follow-Livsly Canvass.

Papers have been fled with the
Minister OF the Interior nominating
81. l. Alstein Of Kohala as 8 can
didste for Senator from Hawaii TO
succeed Charley Motley, resigned.
4 number OF Hilo people have
requested Alexander Young OF this
city TO stand for election. Mr..
Young hiss not filed his papers OF
candidacy. but has accepted the
call and will become 8 candidate.
Ii Is understood that there will
be two other candidates for the Of
fee, but their names are not known
ST present Applications must be
fled by the 18th Of this month.
4 short time ago the people OF
the big island were somewhat en-
bzrrsssed regarding 8 proper per-
son2ge TO fill the Senatorial va
cSncy. Now there seems TO be
numerous candidates. and 3 lively
canvass Is expected. The election
will take place on January 9Th.