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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

TIE CHROSTCLE THINhS HIS tt-
CTPJfNCE fLL-fDJfSED
Sir william says He Must stick to the
ship in the storm Harry MARKS
Injured - Election Results.

LONDON. July T.-The Chronicle says
I'VE are not sure whether we share the
enthusiasm over the temperance OF Sir
william Harcourt after his defeat ana
would have counselle1 his temporary Gull
tiyaiicn Of the ireside. he declined 10
NEEDLE with the agitation against the
House Of Lords. and took ap the local
veto instead. Is his renewed leadership
20 be the pledge OF vetoist policy pure
and simpler
S.r William Harcourt yesterday address
ed a letter to W, 5. McLaren. Radical
member Of Parliament for Crews diyi-
sion of Cheshire, in which he wrote: II
we were doing well, | should be glad
of a holiday, but in this storm L must
stick to the ship and am of for ahot"ef
fight" ,.,....
in the st. Georges division OF the Tower
Hariets, while addressing an outdoor
meeting last evening, Was struck IN tne
eye with stone. huled ny some uhhnoWn
person Marks tainted from the pam ne
suffered and had 30 be removed iH''o
is a strong feeling against Marks, grow
ing out Of his recent c0vardly attach
in his newsr aper upon his opponent, az
Benn. whose insane brother mnritr'" MS
father. 49,,
This matter was raked up by Marks
when Attempting TO use II against beIh,
but instead of accomplishing MS OBJECT
ne has been making Benin votes al
rapid rate.
Will ADVOCATE TENPERANcF.
Sir william Harcourt was greatly cheer
ed as he made his appearance 10 Speak
ar Tredcgar this afternoon, ana We
frequently interrupted ny applause. W
the course OF his remarks he reasserted
that temperance would De the Ch'tf
plank i'm his platform. lie declared nm,
self staunch adherant 10 the sran9
old man. but it was noticed thdt ne dld
nor aiitlda ia any way 10 Lord RoseDery
as the Liberal leader. ~,
LONDON. July l7.-Sir William har,
court and W f. Williams were nominated
respectively by the Liberals ana Ohlon-
ISIS of West Monmouth this forenoon
SIR William HarcoIrt mas arrA'u AZ az
Tredegar and opened his campaign ID the
East division of Edinburgh.
R0bcrt Wallace Liberal. was re-"lectun
Yesterday by vote Of 3,499. against D.,
900 Tor Younger, Unionist. Inc Ll"Y 10
majority In this constituency al the last
In The south division OF bdinbursh NJ
Cox. Uulonist, defeated hein.Il 49,
Iibe.al hy a vote Of fsZ 70 ff~' ~ tnN
last election Mr. Paul was elected %
In 81 stephens Green division OF Dub,
lin William Kenny, tR'onlst receive"
3. 100 votes. 9rd Count Plunkett Major
alist 2f2i Unlonisis are delgnti o|ei
the result. as they did not expect 10 re-
IAN the scat which was won IN lN'-, oniy
In consequence Of a split of the irish
nsrtv whereby a Parneilite and an anu
Parnellite divided the Nationalist VoIe'
In Waterford city. J. E. Redmch',
,eliite received is votes. and I, -
Farrell McCarthyite l.229, an Increased
maiorty for Redmond over the last eleo-
ton. ,,,,t t,,r,ot
I'm Kilkenny city, T. 0Brienn lra arny,ii
lite received ISL votes and j. i. Farrell
Wciarfhvite 81. The seat was won az
last election by T. Curran, McCarthyiir'
by a majority Of lio.
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the same ratio as was assessed against
other property.
Under the passage OF the Greer law. IN
lsSs. no tax other than half oil one per
cent. was ASSESSED against the railroad.
and the receivers OF the property con-
tended that no other tax could be levied
and collected.
Judge Emory Speer, IN an exhaustive
opinion. reviewed the history Of the case
and examined the contentious Of both
parties. He decided. I'm effect, that the
half OF one per cent. tax on the capital
stock set out In the charter was for state
purposes only; that cities were authorized
TO levy and collect taxes upon the real
property of tie corporation, aud that the
Greer law was constitutional \ decree
was therefore entered, directing the re-
celvers to pay Sli.7OS taxes for the year
1891, with interest at I per cent. from
December %. 1881.
From this decree and judgment the re-
ceivers appealed.
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sls bales: France. 6 bales; Continent.

SIP bales: France. 6 bales; Continent.
bale. -.
= i.iS Sin bales. exports 20 Great Britain
3, 3n43f bales, France. ''2.lf' bales; Con-
fin.nf , lo.asi bales.
NEW ORLEANS, IA, July H. Cotton
futures STEADY, July. CSC. August. G37;
~onfrmf.r. sGZ; october 6.,S': November.
c.es. december. GIL, January. $40; Feb
r,ory. 6ef. March. CSC.
IjXERPOOI. July l7.--Cotton quiet
and nrices steady. America middllng.
= t-lG sales. 1900 bales, American.
y 10 bales. receipts. 1000 bales. Amefl-
can go bales Futures opened steady
and demand poor.
N.-July and July and August,
. af-et buyers. August and September,
i4-6i buyers. september and October.
= f--Gfn3 loot sellers; October and No
,..,,h.r tG-6iN3 1854. sellers: Novem-
ter and December, 3 47-6ia3 asa, value;
December and January. 2 4s-G4H5 i3-yi.
hoYere. January and February. 1864.
ecisre February and March. 3 OLGA,
hnv.re. March and April, 3 53-6i. value;
srrii ana May. : 51-6i. sellers. Futures
closed steady.
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ELLCTRIC GIANTS BfG H.iUL.
The Baltimore Wonder Pulls 1 400 Tons
Through the Tunnel.

BALTIMORE. MD. July ls-The big
electric locomotive Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad exceeded the expectations
OF the railroad officials and the cleo
tricai engineers to-day by pulling twenty
six heavily freight ears and two
large steam locomotives through the
tunnel under this city. Even under this
tremendous strain the electric motor did
rot have on its full power
. The test to-day was the most important
yet made. The load drawn WAS at least
lao tons. the cars carrying coal. tim
her, and steel rails. William Cooper was
az the wheel and managed the motor as
II he had been running n for decade,
bringing into fine play all the delicate
and accurate parts OF the motor
The long train was pulled ] 2-5 miles
In six minutes a speed Of fourteen miles
an hour, hut better time could have been
made. After the motor had single-handed
pulled cars and engines through the tun-
mel. the two engines had TO Join forces
10 pun the train on its way 10 Phhadel-
ghia.
Al the trouble experienced by the cleo
trio motor last week from dampness
Oh the trolley grooves has been RENE
died. The deposit Of sediment In the
trough is gradually being removed by
passing a strong electric current along
the wire. burning II off. The presence
OF the deposit tended TO prevent perfect
1jntact between the trolley and the
trough carrying the current.
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BALTIMORE. MD, July 11.-Flour
inactive. ., t,..,.
eS4G~itc.. August. osaoS4c., September,
,s5 ,,t.d,c.. steamer 40. 2 red. O5QO54c.;
sonflcrn. 10y sample, 69q7oc.; DO, OF
corn duil. mixed spot and july a9lec.
hid. August, 3Ji2c. asked. September,
Ell. asked. southern white, JO4olc.; 90.
yellow. l&u5ic -
1sfs steady. No. white. western. ga
91i.r.. No. > mixed. western. oD9 5O12c.
I've quiet and inactive.
Hay steady at Nl6.n.
Grain rei~hts steady.
OfHer articles unchanged.
Ronls-Virginia 8's. new. 74G7ii5, do.
century. Gfa. bid. Baltimore and ohio,
e95f.. Consolidated Gas stock. 5-ap63;
10. bonds. Cs, ma bid; do. SIS. l0oa l"oA.
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Several People Hurt on the c. & OWL
fam-burg Notes


WILLIAMSBURG VA. July i7.-Spe-
cial-On last Saturday night about
O'Clock. a colored man living near the
bridge on Waller stree, Over the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio railway, heard gr0dnS.
and on going TO the bridge found a young
negro lying On the side OF the track in
an unconscious condition. Assistance was
al once summoned, and the unfortunate
men was taken 10 the Jail near BY. and
a ply stefan sent for. Upon examination
II was fond that he was suffering from
internal injuries and conclusion Of the
brain. The negro is better to-day. and
VII possibly recover.
Again night before last the Chesapeake
aad Ohio msn-irap caught three other
victims. 4 negro was found lying lead
on the Chesapeake and Ohio track q tit
tie west Of the bridge, and three hats
were found near by II is presumed three
men were. struck. but the others aid not
fall off f1ar here. The acting Coroner.
Mayor Henley. summoned a jury. and on
viewing the body. rendered verdict that
the deceased came % his death by being
struck by the railroad bridge over Wal
Ter street, and the jury further found
that SAID bridge Is 4 dangerous nuisance,
and which the grand jury OF this county
and city should at once take notice or.
as not less than twelve persons have
been killed and crippled by II since its
construction.
Thera was big excursion here yester-
day from Norfolk. The excursionists
were fed by the ladies' Of the Methodist
church They brought with them the
Naval Post Band. which dscoursed sweet
music during the day.
Mr. ard Mrs Samuel Pickering, Of
Chicago. are here on visit TO Mrs +.
) Hamlin Mrs. Pickering was a Miss
Hamln. and had resided here for some
time before her marriage.
Yesterday at Yorktown Judge Smith
held his regular monthly term. The
court was engaged all day I'm hearing the
case OF George Parr IS. Henri M0quin.
The jury returned verdict In favor OF
the plaintiff
The insane hospital board Of directors
viii meet tomorrow in quarterly session.
The old Dominion Electrical Construction
Company is erecting n telephone line
through the hospital grounds. and con-
Meeting the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
with the superintendent office.
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The Officers are Actively Searching for
Proof Against Holmes.


PHILADELPHIA. PA, July l7.-District
Attorney Graham said that II Is now be-
liryed that Holmes murdered Pictzel
elsewhere than in this city. He has eyi-
dence 10 establish the fact that the body
found IN the Hollowell House Ia this city
was not Pietzel.
Detective Geyer. who unearthed the
bodies Of the pietzel girls I'm Toronto.
is in almost hourly communication with
the District Attorney. Late This afternoon
District Attorney Graham received a tel
cgram from him dated Toronto, which
said. 81 am going 20 Detroit 20 look for
Howard PletZeL" Holmes is believed 10
have murdered Howard In that city, and
Geycr IS going there TO enaeavor 10 dis
cover the body.
Holmes after his long confinement in
prison looked weary. but sun maintain
have remarked. "Wcn. ] gu sss ! Will
swing for this" but he quickly recovered
himself and added several more ialty
tales 10 Mr.. Graham, all or when We're
set down as faisehoOds n was said tnat
Holmes made a fun confession, put TINS
LAWYER Barlow denies.
IL is said that while the statements of
Hclmes added nothing materially new 10
the case certain data was secured nom
him that will ala In continuing the IN
vestigation OF the strange affair
TORONTO, ONT. July I.-AthouEn II
ig known that almost an of the clothing
Of the murdered Peitzel girls was pufn-
c1. some articles belonging 10 them were
found in the chimney. and in holes arouni
the house on ST. Vincent street. some OF
their clothing has been traced, and the
last link I'm the chain OF evidence against
Holmes has been practically forged by the
discovery. ,, $3.50
III examination Of the bodies me IN
dcrtaker discovered that the two feet OF
Nellie the younger Of the girls. We're
missing II was at first supposed that
they mad been struck BY the shovel TN
digging. and cut OF IN that way; pnt
search I'm the cellar fails 20 reveal them,
ana X Is now thought they were ampl-
tatcd hy Holmes for some reason.
The Att0rney-Generals department has
taken all The necessary preliminary steps
napers arc practically ready. and should
fhe coronor's jury return verdict OF
wilfui murder extraditon papers WIZ De-
aupliel for N once.
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Authorities Know Nothing of the Plan to
Retire Preferred stock.

NEW YORK. July F.-OHe OF the di-
,actors Of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
company said: Il have heard nothing
of the report that the company has de-
cidci TO retire its preferred stock or
fund It's fioating debt. or build Bessemer
steel plant Had such been me case
uould Doubtless have heard of 1t. l be-
lieve the report To be all wind.
Another high authority sald; 90
not think the Tennessee Coal ana IRON
Company could legally retire us pre-
ferred stock. even II !, desired 70 40 80.
a. la its floating debt. il is not great
enou~h TO give the company any con-
Germ. REGARDING the erection 81 the
Bessemer s1eel plant by the company.
committee has been appointed 10 deter
mine ,hs advisabilfty OF putting up such
a plant. Nothing further Of definite char
actcr has been done.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. y. c., July l..-Kosin
firm: strained. si.i7la; good strained,
Si.22i2. .,.,...
spirits Of turpentine steady; machine
2a4.c.; irregular, z1i4c.
Iar firm at Sl-5p. ,,.o.
Crude turpentnc quiet; nara, fl'-V'
soft. $40; virsin, $50.
CHARLESTON. ). O.. July ll.-Tifpen-
tine nrm at 25i4c. receipts, 1O3 casks.
Rosin-Good strained hrm at fl'l2a l'-''
receipts. so barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, July lA-Spirits OK
turpentine firm al 2rt,c. sales. Low
casks. receipts. 1,iST casks.
Rosin quoted firm, but little doing, NJ
unchanged. Quotations: A, y, and :,
s1.l5. -. S1.25: 4, Sf.4J: G., S1.55; II, St..J'
|. S2.Gf: X, 500. VI, $40, y, $50 VIII
dow glass. $40; water white. $3.50.
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York reserves to Gardner's Island. iche
leland on July I'd. and 10 SEM s n
cr,ljrcr Raleigh. from BcSto2. ~" ,,'..,,.
reserves Of that city on July -'1n 10 s'''
mace Of sncampm,Ht on Long is'.'n'.
,dr1r,l Rl,nce h also directed 10 send
the MONTGOMERY 10 Boston when .. sns
is through with the New orr rr ,,"s,o,
10 assist IN the outing OF the e"A, ,,1.
naval militia. The enrampmtn' y, 80
reserves from each state VIII last
week
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NEW YORK, July l7.-The Merchants
pank of Canada paid over grcenbacks
Tor The $4,000 in gold which II withdrew
from The Slibtreasury 10 ship TO Montreal.
I Pierpont Morgan said There is no
sigoifcance OF Importance in this ship
ment. Withdrawals OF gold from the Sub
treasury cannot be prevented. The bond
Syndicate did not contract to prevent
sy,thdrawals or shipments. II agreed To
protect the gold reserve in the United
States Treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

4 Georgia Railroad Appeals From Judge
.peck'- Decision.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE appeal OF
the Central Railroad and Banking Com
many OF Georgia, by comor and Hayes.
receivers. VS.. william a. f.. Wright,
Comptroller-General OF Georgia, was
docketed to-day IN the Supreme Court.
IL involves a construction OF the Greer
tax-law OF Georgia,and OF the charter OF
the railroad and banking company,
BY the terms of the charter, the capt
tai stock Of the company, representing so
much of the railroad line as extended
from Savannah to Macon, was exempted
from a tax in excess OF half of one per
cent. OF the net increase thereon. But
counties and cities were authorized 10
tax other property belonging 10 the cor
poratiou located within hsix limits At
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MANCHESTER. July 1.-THE Guar
5I.,. ln its commercial article says: There
mas been only a moderate business, pom
,f.s lelng for the time the matter OF
~f.orhnent The demand has been
eornrynat better. but largely without
eGort The demand for China and the
fsr EAST mas been slow. Moderate lines
III bleaching cloths and miscellaneous
s,ods have been booked. and there has
Sfeo hecu a fair inquiry from India, but
has been mostly unwOrkable.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., July 17.-Flour quiet (;
winter patent. 81. ,Jl5.SJ; fancy, S3.4V4
800. family, s3.JJa3.Sv. c-zc-,,.
Wheat firm; No. red, track, 0'eo' nc
Corn quiet; No. mixed, track, +.S;
Oats weak; No. mixed, TRACK @o's4
&c; No. white. mixed, 2s1sc.
Pork duh and unchanged. ....
ard weak; steam leaf, $40. Kettle
lard. 500. -,...
Bacon dull: loose shoulders. $500; snort
ribs, SG.62i2; short clears, >o.s'i2' DoAeu
meats lac. more. 1870
Dry salte1 meats dull and weak, loose
shoulders S5.12I2. short ribs, sbl-'2'
short clears, s6.5Ti2; boxed meats nc
mere.
Whisky quiet at Sl.23.
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WASHINGTON, .. O.. July II For
the frst time tho revenue receipts eN-
coed the expenditures. The excess was
lght, only Ans. but Il marks turn IN
~ tide outward The deficit for the
month so far OF Sl3.ZiS 900 will probably
he considerably reduced before the LIST
~ August, az the heavy payments, As-
sregatlng SIS. .O00 have bten made.
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THE MONTGOMERY ar KEY VEST.
The Atlanta t. oaarantined ai That Port,
ua,inc lnme FROM luha.

KEY WEST FLA. July 1.-THE Mont
eomerv. with the NiCaraguan Canal COM
mittee on board, left this morning for
New York
The Atlanta arrived at this port be
tween Il and o'clock from Santiago ie
Cuba. and has been qaafdntiHed by the
health authorities.
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cOTTON MARKETS.

NrW YORK. July l7.-Cotton-Mid-
ding gulf. "a. middiing, Z; gross receipts,
u bales. forwarded. II bales: sales, 100
bales. all spinnors stock. i93.ol9 haes.
Futures closed quiet but steady; July.
oslR6.H3; August. te2: September $50
6sS. October. 0.92Qt6.1, November. 6.oC4
6o7: December. 7.o2; January. GIL;
March 7i76f7.ls: sales. 81. 500 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 33t bales;
stocks. 3S5 Az bales,
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
xvs1 bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK ARDS, Lila jug
.-Cattle-Recelpts. l2,GV; market wear
common TO extra steers, >3.3Ugo.vV; stoc-
ers and feeders. S2.2J0 400; COWS anu
bulls. Sl.SO03.f5, Texans, $3.50 40. 80
EHcs- Receipts, 5000, market loi
heavy Sc. lower and light &c. higher
heavy packing and shipping lots, " ~
5lO. common 90 choice mixed, Sf'9Y
80: choice assorted, SiZ00t'Ji hshi'
s4ged5.3J: pigs, S3.Jpg1.oo.
Shcep-Receipts. lO,nD, market strong
inferior to choice, $LIjG4.Jo; lambs
ga "a
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS. MO. July 17.-Elour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat lower: July, iii4c., september.
oats lower: July, 23Ac.; September.
22sc.; May, 2.Slc.
Pork-Standara mess. Sll.no.
Iard-Prme steam, 500.
Bacor-Shoulders S6.a7i2; longs. 500;
clear ribs S6.N1i2, short clear S|"P.
Dry Sailed Aleats-Shonlders, SJj2i9;
longs SG.a-s: clear rios, $3.50, short
clear. S61J.
High wines steady at Si23.
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LrrROW. Died, "Wednesday mot Oh, ht
AZ 90 o'clock. al the residence OF hef
a. ,--SSstber No 100 west Clay street.
Miss CARRIE LlERoN. ,,.....,,
Funeral from the Bethlehem Evangeh,
cal Intheran church. corner sixth ana
Clay streets. THIS Thursday AtIEt-
NOON al 4 o'clock
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bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran church.
Her funeral will probably take place
Friday morning.
NV. DH. ARTHUR BROOKS.
NEW YORK, July i6.-The steamship
Fulla arrived this afternoon bringing the
body of Rev. Or. Arthur Brooks pastor
or the Church OF fhe incarnation, who
died at sea last Wednesday. Mrs. Brooks
was with the body.
Or. Brooks sailed about month ago
az the advice Of his physician, and n
was not supposed that he was In imme-
date danger. although II was known that
ne was suffering from tumor. Dr. Bro0ks
was fifty years old He was one OF the
five sons of William G.. Brooks OF Bos-
ton. where he was BON. one brother,
Frederick. was drowned In the Charles
river. one Is the Rev. j. Brooks. OF
Springfield, Mass; another Is William g.,
of Boston, while a fourth was the late
Bishop Philips BROOKS. OF Boston. He was
graduated from Harvard In 1867, then
studied theology. and IN 1870 was Ordain-
si deacon IN Trinity Church. Boston.
Hc accepted a call from WiiiamspOrt,
Pa, and there was ordained by Bishop
Stevens.
Before the big fire in Chicago he de-
ciined 4 call 10 St. James church tn that
city, but after the fire the call was re-
peated, and he accepted in April ISL
3 lille he was rector the church was re-
built on the death OF Rev DR. Henry
T.. Montgomery, rector OF the Church OF
the Incarnation. a call was extended TO
DR.. Brooks. which he accepted. This
was IN 1910, ana the church had floating
debt OF St,Jp. His energetic efforts soon
had the debt wiped out, ana IN 1913 the
$4,000 mortgage on the church was paid
IL is now wealthy church, its annual
contributions. exclusive Of pew rents
amounting 10 nearly 5000.
Or. Brooks has travelled extensively
ana some OF ais sermons have been pub
nshed IN volume with the title The
Life Of Christ IN the World"
GCsrASCs A. LYON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July H.-Special
The death OF Mr. Gustavus 4. Lyon.
which occurred al his residence IN this
city this morning Will cause much SAD
ness and GRIEF among a host OF friends
IN this city and IN Richmond, Va, where
he was so Well known and 50 highly
esteemed. For many years Mr.. Lyon
had occupied an important position TN the
Congressional Library, and by his eiii-
cheney, honesty, and fdlthiulness Won
the confidence and regard or Mr. Spot
ford the Librarian. Mr.. Lyon was a
most worthy and estimable citizen, kind
and charitable. and devoted 70 his faml-
Is. lie was a gallant Confederate, and
bore a fine record in the service. For
years he has been member Of the
Knights OF p thias. and was also at
taehed 70 the Book Binders Union
He was born IN Richmond. and lived
there until after the war. when he re-
moved 10 Baltimore. and from there he
went TO Washington. and entered the
service Of the Government. tie has
many relatives in Richmond and Man
chester. and among them two married
daughters. His remains Will be buried
ia beautiful Hollywood Cemetery on
Friday evening.
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yesterday. September lard PIC. lower.
and September ribs shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.

Cash quotations We're as follows: no. :
spring wheat. 6Si2c.; No. red wheat.
t;s;Sfss,ilc. No = corn, s5psJi.c.; No.
oats. 23Ssc: mess pork, slo.o2lsa. ~; %;
lard. 81. 9m5 22ia, short rib sides. 80 l0e
615: dry sailed shoulders, &.2oe D;3,lz
short clear pides, S0fJg5.s"; WHISKY
STA
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Israel T.. Thompson, fifty years OF age.
a bOOkkeeper. of New Orleans, La. COM
mitted suicide AT the home OF his brother
in-iaw Edward r. Williams, Ia fremont.
y. j.. By taking large quantity OF NOR
phine. some time Tuesday night. He was
found deac In his bed yesterday morning
on the bureau was three-ounce vial
half- dllsd With q solution VI morphine.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, ls''.
lnDrlnl.- N n..t ~ IuenllS. oats

Offerings Wheat. l.o5i bushels oats,
40 bushels.
zaics-Whea,. 1854 bushels; oats,
lao bushels.
Quotations. Wheat Longbcrry, &c. 10
&c. mixed. GGe TO 12c.. shortOerry, Doc.
20 nc No. red. Tie TO re.
Corn-White, Virginia. 5uc. 10 dc; no.
white. 5oc. TO Ole. No. , mixed, a9c
90 Doc.
Oats-No mixed. SIC. to siisc.; NO.
mixed. 50c. 10 3Oisc
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
OBITUARY.
Miss g. BRIE LIEROw.

Miss Carrie Lierow. a young lady, aged
twenty-five. or lovely character. died at
900 O'Clock yesterday morning from ty-
phOd fever. She was a granddaughter Of
Mr.. John LierOw. and was a beloved
teacher In the parochiai school OF the
bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran church.
Her funeral will probably take place
Friday morning.