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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

WASHINGTON. =. c.. Aug. l5.-Ine
Covngton pool rooms gave away another
Job at ST. Asaph yesterday. During the
afternoon the specials OF the track were
Informed by wire that Marie Lowell was
being backed heavily to beat the Splinter
NanOla in the last race When the pet
ting on the latter event began Manoia .
price reached from l TO 2 to TO 8, while
Marie Lovells ODDS dropped from 8 10
3. Then 70 became evident 10 Judge Mar
tin that ManOla was not meant TO win.
Her owner. j. j. Ryan, was called up ana
gaVe his reasons for the sudden change
I'm the betting as the reported soreness OF
ManOla Judge Martin then examined the
mare, and finding that she was In no
condition 10 run had her Withdrawn. All
bets were declared off. Mr. Martins
prompt action in the case was well com
mented upon by the public, but they
caused sorrow among the sharks VINO
had gone into the deal. With Manola
sore they believed they had the race
"cinched' for Marie Lowell. The latter
was beaten handily by Morrissey wheh
the race came on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
SECY M0RTON'S SPEECH.
HE WILL NOT MAKE a SET SPEECH
OR Talk Politics.
The Farmers Institute for the Eighth
District VIII BE at Manassas and
Not Fairfax Courthouse.

MANASSAS. VA, Aug. i5-Special.-
Some confusion has been created in re-
gard to the Farmers Institute In the
new court at Manassas. which viii be
held August 2lst and 22d. on account OF
some OF the State papers publishing tie
place OF meeting as Fairfax Courthouse
and the I'D the date.
IL will be held here on the dates named.
Mr.. C. w. c. Round is secretary of the
committee Hon. ;. Wexford tofblh,
chairman OF the State Board oil Asri-
culture will preside, and the opening
address will be made by Hon. j. sterling
Morton. Secretary OF the Agricultural
Department of the United states.
IL is understood that the secretary
will not make a set speech or talk pollucs
AT ali. Ills expressions concerning VIZ
ginia lands have added immensely 10 MS
popularity, and large Assembly VIII De
here 10 hear him. =.
The balance of the programme IS as
follows:
TIE PROGRAMMt.
Wednesday. August q. isoS-Morhihs
Session. 10 O'Clock: !. Opening address,
Hon. j. sterling Morton, Secretary OF
Agriculture: g. The Relations or the
Physical Properties of Soils to tfopsi
Professor Milton Whitney, Agricultural
Department: 4. Dairying. Major Henry
partment OF Agriculture, ., uDiscussioiV
How to Eradicate Ox-Eyed Daisy, sheep
Sorrel and Sassafras. Recess AZ l-''v
o'clock. MI,
Afternoon Session. o'clock: I. The
Road Question, General Roy stone. cniei
OF Division OF Roads; ,. discussion Inc
Crop That Pays Best. hve-minu,e 'alAs
by farmers Recess at 40 4. NJ. -
Night Session. 1880 o'clock, at NJ =.
Church: Address CThe Relation OF Plants
10 Animals). Professor Charles A. heeier
Assistant Chief Forestry Division.
Thursday, August -. is9j-Symposiuin
of Notwithstanding Session, 10 \. NJ.
There having been demand for more
time for general discussion, the farmers
are invited 10 assemble the second cay
TO discuss the topics presented the pre-
yious day and other subjects, "a they
shall determine. The following farmers
have been invited to present hVe-nlnule
papers. selecting either OF the questions
named on the programme: \. I. Row,'
William l.. Heuser. o. +. Hine, X
ReIches A. II. Compton. X. O.. Baker,
Robert Taylor. William II. Brown. {; A.
Ueineken. Andrew Lowe, John ;. Ply;
and /. NJ. Shumate. They are reluestrn
70 notify the secretary previous 10 Au-
gust 10Th OF what topic they will treat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
Farmer Wayor Accidentally KILLED.

DENVER. COL. Aug. 15.-t'ormer
Mayor Van Horn. of this city, was IN
stanily killed yesterday morning oy an.
accidental fall from an upper ~lndo" OK
the Grand Central Hotel
When Mr.. Van Horn was elected. ne
received the support OF the \. T. a.. ouc
subsequently II was claimed by the lead
ers of the organization that ne had re-
undated the principles Of the order after
ne took office. Much bitter feeling Was
manifested against the Mayor and he was
finally notified that out OF revenge tor
what they considered his treachery. his
grave would be desecrated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
John r. Gentry,, Trainer, Challenge

CHICAGO. Aug. i5.-Myron McHenry.
the trainer OF John X. Gentry. has issued
the following challenge:
Il will match John II. Gentry against
any PAGER Ia the world for 5000 side.
/ will match John r. Gentry against
Joe Patchen and Robert j.. In a three
cornered race for 500 side, the dis
lance TO be within fifty feet OF the wire.
and the winner takes the entire $500 and
the purse offered by the association under
whose auspices the race is run. The race
must be run upon the track Offering
the most money"
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white. western. 2Tn2Ii9c.; No mixed,
western. 2p.N25c.
RYE quiet and steady: No. =, zoe.
Hay firm at SiiprDli.1D.
Grain .freights quiet. steamer TO Liver
pool, 2a2iid.. August; Cork Tor orders,
2s.G .n2s.4lyd.
Butter steady. fancy. creamery .o4
Ole. iadle l2c.. store-packed, safe.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Nirginia %s new. .'ad ''i2 bld;
do centuries GssgG,iSi5: Baltimore and
Ohio g. asked: Northern Central. b,H,u.
Baltimore and ohio southwestern IN
comes. y. - asked. Consolidated Gas
stocks. ~ bid: do. bonds, Os, III bid.
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LANCASTER. Aug. l5-Harry Nc
Cain. farmer living near Washington
Borough. died on Sunday, from peculiar
cause.
Some time ago a beard OF wheat lodged
In his throat. ana all efforts 10 remove
Il proved unavailing. II finally festered.
and the unfortunate man was unable 20
eat literally starving TO death. His
throat closed altogether on Sunday, and
death ensued. The unfortunate man
suffered terribly, but almost up 10 the
time of his death was able 10 be about.
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IXnched for Mnrder.

FULTON. NO. Aug. i5.-The negro En-
NETT Divers. who murdered Mrs. Cain.
was Iynched at o'clock this morning.
Divers WIS met on the road as ne was
being taken here for trial. by mob VINO
dragged him by force from the CUSTODY
around his neck. and he vas hanged
from the middle span OF high bridge
about nine miles east Of here. three
weeks ago. during the absence OF hes
husband. Divers went 70 the farm ctlnl,
nalIv assaulted Mrs. J. ". cain. and
then murdered her in a horrible manner
because she had resisted him. The eNl-
dende against Divers was more than CIR
cumstantial. When arrested By Sheflii
Pierce he was taken 10 ST Louis. after
several thrilling escapes from the In
furiated citizens. In jail at -. Louis
the negro confessed 10 killing the women,
but denied that ne had crlminally as
saulted. her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
CENTENJRTfN CONTICT
Larry Glynn il Insane, 90 Years DID, ana
Believed To he 100.

POUGHKEEPSIE y. Y. Aug b
There is in the Matteawan State Asylum
for Insane Criminals Il convict, Larry
Glynn. whom the authorities believe 10
be more than one hundred years old.
He was admitted to the old criminal
ASYLUM. at Auburn, in 1875. for arson. lie
was entered In the books at that time
as being seventy-three years old, and
would now be ninety-three. but he tells
OF incidents that occurred in Ireland pre-
yious 10 the year 1910, which he must
have seen 10 be so familiar with.
lie is little and shrivelled. He has no
hair on his head with the exception OF
little wisp on the back. Larry sees
COLLINS in the night, and talks Of witches.
lie is weak and feeble. but says he hopes
10 see the beginning OF the twentieth
century.
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Two Po,ima.ters Missing.

CHARLESTOWN. W. VA, Aug. Is
Authorities here have been informed OF
two very similar departures by Govern
ment officials. Mr.. Walker. postmaster
az Bee. Putnam county. eloped with Mrs.
Slower, wife OF near neighbor. lie
LEFT wife and five children. Mrs. Sto-
yer is the mother of eight children.
She took a seven-months-old baby with
her. She Is thirty-One years old. and
Walker is thirty-slX. lie was one OF
the most prominent merchants In Putnam
county.
I'm the other case. Albert J. Salisbury,
postmaster at Clay Courthouse. eloped
with Mrs. Gross. each leaving several
small children. Salisbury is reported
short I'm his accounts by the Federal in
spcctOrs.,
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A Picture for Harvard.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-THE america" Tes-
timonial Committee has purchased the
Peixotto portrait Of the Rev. Samuel +.
Smith. d. d.. and it has been presented
TO Harvard College.
Treasurer Hooper OF Harvard, in his
letter of acceptance. says the painting
Will be hung I'm the "ovcrsecrs' Room OF
Memorial Hall for the present. Or.
Smith was a member OF the Harvard
class OF % The portrait is iife-slze
oil paluting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Arrival of Tribe Much in Need of Soap
and NAler.

4 band of Brazilian lndiaf said 70 be
on their way TO California. paasei through
the city yesterday. The party comprised
seventeen wagons and about on hundred
men. women. ana children While pass
mG through the city they soliciied aims.
Their horses appeared 10 be ia fair con-
dition. but the wagons Mere ram shackle
affairs. the better days Of which are long
past. In each wagon was an lndescrina-
Die mixture OF unwashed children. dogs.
tent poles. canvas. rags. rawhide trunks.
green apples. and fieas. The sqqaNs were
scantily sttirrd. and the children wore
little more than the shadows east by
Inc wagon TOPS. Their complexion was
that of the Indians OF the western plains.
and none Of them could DO much IN the
wav of speaking English. They came
10 baltimore from Philadelphia. travelling
bv EASY stages, and were on their way
TO Washington. There was nothing IN
their appearance 10 indicate the noble
r,d-man OF the forest" of which The poet
Baltimore American.
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llama naycnnnri', Body.

GLASGOW Aug. ia young man, in
ragged clothing and without money. was
injured mortally on a railway near this
city on July Goth. and The body was
buried without being identified, although
IT was conjectured 10 be that OF Dana
Davenport. OF Washington. Yesterday
"A letter was received here from the Rev
Mr. Davenport. rector Of the Emmanuel
College, Washington, saying that the VIC
tim was his son Dana. who disappeared
from his home on July 9Th. The young
man was student, and had suffered for
some time from insomnia.
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Craled hy Quark Medicine.

JAMAICA. l.. l., Aug. l5.-Miss Dora
Rersen. daughter OF Isaac L. kemsen'
a prominent man here was sent TO
Bloomingdale Asylum yesterday ravlng
maniac.
Miss Remsen was a stout young wo-
man. and a few months ago commenced
taxing a onack flesh reducsr In a
short while the compound affected her
mind.
She was removed 10 the Amityville
home and IN a short while grew worse.
She was then brought 10 ncr father
house here.
\ few days ago Miss Remsen tried to
assault her mother. Then II was de-
cided to remove the unfortunate sirl 10
BlOOmingdale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.--M'nister sill
has sent 10 The State Department from
Seoul "A copy OF IN official decree re-
Gently issued ia cOrea declaring that
officer az day ~ rest. and that govern
ment offices shall close at - NJ. on Satur-
DAYS. The decree also esta she's hours
for the transaction " official business
at Seoul. Holidays are 10 be- observed on
the anniversaries Of the declaration OF
the Independence Of Corea, Of the Kings
birthday and OF the date OF his Males
tvs taking the oath 70 support the new
govs rnmcnt New Year Is 10 be observed
by a continuous holiday OF eleven days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

WILMINGTON. Y. c.. Aug l5.-Rosin
firm. strained. S1.i5. good strained, $40.
Spirits OF turpentlne steady; machine,
25Ac.. irregular 2l'.c.
Tar firm al >l.jj
Crude tupentine firm; hard. Sllo;
soft. 81. go. virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. S. g.. Aug. lJ.-Tur-
pcniine firm a. 2Ftc.; receipts. - CASKS
Roein-Good strained firm az SloJ; re-
ccints 3nG barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug 15-spirits Of
turncntinc nrm. an offerings taken at
quotations. 15iic. for regulars; receipts
1901 casks.
Rosin strong and IN demand az nd
vancod and hardening prices, ADJ oner-
in0s taken. Quotations. 4, y, ana e.
SIS. -. $3.50; =. Sl.@3. +. >l.42'2, -,
s2.S y. 81 40. window glass. 500; water
white, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
Secretary ThHrber Ill.

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y. Aug. A.
Henry II. Thurber, private secretary TO
President Cleveland. arrived here last
night. accompanied by Mrs. W. IA. Dun
lap and Mrs. u. X. Mccarthy, OF syria
cuse They registered at the Cataract
House. and shortly after their arrival
Mr.. Thurber was taken i'll and local
physician called.
lie was better this morning, and this
afternoon the party left for Buzzards
Bay. At Buffalo. Mr.. Thurber was joined
by his sister. Mrs. Il. Il. Wing, OF De-
troit Mich.
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Addicks i Indignant.

WILMINGTON. Aug. li.-John Edward
Adlicks to-day wired cx-Cnted States
senator W. u. Washburn. OF Minnesota,
demanding an explanation OF the state
ment made to "a New York newspaper
correspondent that "a man Ike Addicks
is a pest 10 any community and ought
TO be killed"
The message was cabled In such terms
as would indicate that the millionaire
is determined To have retraction OF
the statement or will cause the Minnesota
man considerable unpleasantness.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Aug. l5.-Flour ac-
tive. winter patent. S3.io05i", family
S3.ruG32O.
Wheat slow and easy.
white. 3Sc.. yellow ear. poor. 4oc.
Oats quiet but steady no. ? Mixed
22ig422lsc.
Pork-Marlet more active but steady;
mess. 5000
Lard easy and I'm fair demand; steam
leaf. 500.
Bacon easy. loose shoulders, 800;
short ribs. S637iz. short clears, S0.t'.
boxed lots - more.
Dry sailed meats easy and quiet; loose
shoulders 500. short ribs. s5sll2. SHIRT
clears. SG21. boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky quiet at Sl.-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

toha and the Northwest Territory: TINS .
land win be divided into lots OF my
acres each that will be given free 20 ,me
half-breeds willing 70 follow asr'cu',",
al pursuits. Father Lscombe hopes sov'
TO have 800 new houses, where Tue '""
breeds can work under me su'""''~ .'.,,e
.'s.' as .r.a.,,,a,oys The reserve is on
the Saskatchewan river. between Fort
Pitt and Edmonton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
c11,l.,,o tIvr STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Aug
i5.-Cattie-kecoipts Som; market hfm ;
common to extra steers 81. ssNl 600. stock
CTS and feeders. S2.ftd@.~); cows ana
bulls. 81 25u3.5J. Texans. S-.-Jh 4-"'i
western rangers. S20fu 40.
Hogs Receipts. 10000. market weak
ard 5fffus. lower. heavy packing ana
shipping lots. S4.2JN4GJ. common 10
choice mixed. St200470. choice assorted.
SiHn5.OO. light, Si.i0GJ.0n. pigs $500
4 90
hecp-Roccipts. 1900. market for sOod
steady and others weak: inf rior TO
choice. S200u3.15. lambs. S3pH3.Vp.
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Land for Manitoba Half Breeds.

MONTREAL Aug. 1.-THE Lemasre
Relieieuse announces that the Rev. Faith
er iacombe has obtained from the Do
minion Government a perpetual and an
transferable grant OF fifteen square miles
of good land for the haIf-breds Of Mani.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. 15.-Flour un-
changed
Wheat higher; August. G7isc.; Septem-
Der. G5i1c.. December. Et'sc.
Corn higher. September, 3GiZc., Deem
Der. 21a-c.. May. 2pl.c.
oats higher; September. 1870; May,
&c.
Standard ness. 81 S7ia.
Lard-priWe steam. $50. choice. $500
Bacou-LOngs. $3.50. clear ribs, SGG2l2,
clear. SEQ. short clear. 500.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shouldcrs. SJ.3il2 II,
longs. S575; clear ribs Sj.s1H; short
clear $500.
High wines steady At Si22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
Jsnau Cabinet Crisis.

WASHINGTON. Aug. D.-Nembers II
the Dipiomati, Corps who are informed
as 10 the progress OF AFFAIRS III L, oi'rht.
think IL probable, n there has been any
crisis IN the Japanese Cabinet, IS .'p-
resented IN recent dis. atehes. that II may
be in connection with the aegotia uo.ic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

PARIS. TEXAs. Aug. B.--Forner
United States Senator ). Is. Maxey is
living at the point OF death at his home
in this city. lie was maJor-senerai IN
the Confederate army. and also fought
~ the Mexican var He represented
Texas in the United States Senate from
1874 until 1856.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Offerings Wheat las bushels. corn
(NhiteI. i24 bushels. oats. 2.2u6 bushels.
Sales - neat. las bushels. corn
fNhlftl. .-sA bushels.
Quotations. Nhcat-Long5erry Gsc. to
43.c.. mixed, &c. 10 IJtsc.. ln0rthogry.
51c. TO .ai.c. 80 red. .}c. TO ,sfsc.
Iofn-N nlte. Virginia idc. 90 &c. 80.
white. l6c. 20 &c, No. mixed. soc.
10 zoe
Oats-No mixed. &c 20 gSc: 30 8
mixed. &c. 10 &c; winter seed, 25c. 10
&c.
Ryc-50c 90 aic
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COITON MARKETs.

NEW YORK, Aug. i5.-CottOn quiet.
rtldIne aulf. : l3-iC. middiing. 7 .riG.
cross receipts. 5ii bales, exports TO Great
britain. 2.VD bales. fTanne, ~ bales,
continent 100 bales: forwarded, % bales
sales. 2l5 bales. all spinncrs. stock. lD. %
- bales. Futures closed quiet. tales,
III 100 bales. August. IN. september.
~. October. 49,. November, 1855; De
eember az, January. 7.4I. February,
Js2. March, 7b1
total te-day-Net receipts, ~ bales,
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V0EI OF WI TTT-'I y -
ARRIVED.
steamship city of columbia. ye me p
Nm. York. passengers aud sengfal 'ai-o'
Steamship Charlotte. Nichle' ba''l'Noi -
passengers and gene raj sai5o. ,vstter-
80, ,,asse1ccrs and general cargo.
SAILED.
.tt, fffr of Columbia. Jenncy,
.. X'.rt messengers AMI general cargo.
',,sn.Tip Charlotte. Niolle. BALTIMORE
,,assrn.ers and general cargo. ,-.,,,o,-
Steamship Elm tlty. MaFsi.al- " "'N0'
ron. Messengers aud general c"iso'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Mrs Louis G. kracke ana FAMILY
are spending the summer AT Ocoquan'
Prince William county va
urs .Iohn Talman left yesterday 10
v,s,t her sister in Washington, ID. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

A little daughter Of Mr.. Fred Brauer
while riding her bicycle on Broad street
about o'clock last evening. met win
quite a severe fall, but fortunately sus-
tained no serious injury.
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BALTIAIORls


BALTIMORE. MD. Aug l5.-Flour
quiet.
Wheat easy. NO red spot and Au-
gust. Si4N6Siac.. September. O9MHGp3c.
steamer No. . red. G5A N65i.c., uouthern,
by sample. GvQlm2c. do, on grade, w'2
4G9Ec
Corn easy. mixed spot i3fti5iic &C.; .Au-
gust i5c. ASKED. september. aye. bid.
year, Csc. asked. January, 31igc asked.
southern white. i5c: yellow. asc
oats fairly active and lower; No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

exports 20 Great Britain, 100 bales,
France - bales. Continent, ivV Dales !,
stock, 5ng.SN, rales.
Total 80 tar tuls wcck-Net receipts,
] tt- ualts. exports To Great biitaln,
5...i6 tales France. - baiee' 'Vhlihent'
aas bales. .... ..t....
Iotal siuC, september lat-Net receipts,
7afsy,, babes. sAports TO Great Britain,
8 aus ualeS. France, tt",'tN uaitai 'vh-
tneut. 2.ztO.S'1 uales- d.. ,o.,o.
Nr\N CtI.tANs. IA, Aug. l'.-ootlon
fuWr,s closed steady, sales, Z-,'W naics'
August. 40. september, '.lV' oeioD'i,
~. NOvemper, 10, 'eo'iipti 80
Januaiy ~. February 3d. N"i0"'
~ t',e,i,ti,o0t. Aug. l5.-i2.3o L. NJ
f-.r., t.tr business done ana prices
..s,.r. American mildlus. l'-i1. sales,
fpu0n bales. American. ll,oy' bales, spec
,,-.,.on ANA export. .NH tales fttci.t7i
4tru bales. American, l" nale7- "-
5,,.e of,utl easy auu demand nplfid'N'
'... md ~sniember. - Jb-O+. septem-
l.r and october. "f-pt, ''t'n'i "Ht
>...,,,.r . .--64HJ J9-bi, November
.'+ 5...g4hcr. 3 ,J-0iH5 VJ-o4i becein-
I, and january. bl-uf, January ana
..t.r'.rY - sL-ol1J cj-t4, March ana
ami 4 I-64l4 2-Dl. ruiures duie1 az
aiddAue August " 'f-pt4
. I.st.f.. August and September
-.-,4l. ..--tI buyers, ~ pirihnei ana
t.,..4.... .. ..-f,sas .~-tl. sellers, pltonei
tt .nt.tnu.r o. a~-itiH3 'i-Nt, bu4 ere,
N.,.....t.tf ana DtcpIuucr 3 Ni-ut. e'liriSf
D.,.Inn.r ana January, vl-ui, D"l tle'
f4ruar. ana feDr4aJyf "--vi4" 49,
l.ter~. February ANA March, . '''...o
rtr.n and Apl4l. l-O8, buyers Ailu
M rs. y-O44f j-1l, buyers, NAY
~ tr-.t 4-,t buyers. Futures closed
steady.
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Cash quotations were as follows. tlour
tsS-c.. No. . red ~ fn1' o. No corn
~ ff39isc.. 40. oats. 2On 2Oisc.. pork,
81. s509c0: lard Stnat 4G1D. short rib
sides. S5.55u5t1i dry sailed shoulders,
sGG2i2U6.I5, short clear sides, S6.5ogG.,5;
whisky, ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Miss Matte Lee Mosby. Of 1908 east
Broad street. accompanied by her broth
ers. Captain f.. ". Mosby and T. y.
Mosby. attorney at law, are visiting IN
Patrick county. as the guests or MISS
Blanton and Miss Denoit. They VIII ex-
tend their visit further before returning
10 the city.
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KEEL, Aug i5.-It was learned .hat a
number of deaths. resulting from crowd
ing Yesterday on the landing stag. 81 a
number of workmen employed az GER
mania deck yards are iarg r than ffs,
supposed. Divers have already recovered
fourteen bodies AMI are seeking FOR
others The accident WAS caused by "A
violent rushing Of men on the gangway
as they We're returning at nOon from
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Aug. %. lS.l

a. a co. preierrel......1uO ll1 ..-.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-27
GOSSIP.

The lecture at the new No. Is School
in Woodlawn tonight will be on a differ
ent subject than that printed on the
circulars. Instead of a lecture on "Old
subject will be Our Sons and Other
Suns" ana the lecturer viii be Mr.. Gar
ret D.. Serviss.
The members of the Puritan Athletic
annual bali which will be held at Metro
politan Hall on Easter Monday night.
The following committee has been APP
pointed to make the necessary ran
ments-President. Richard Grant; First
vvice-Pfresident.. ". Heinrich: Financial
Secretary, Daniel Flynn; Recording Sec
rotary, D. Grant: Treasurer, D. Miles;
D. Miles, P. c.. Vreeland, F. Roeder, C.
Kraft and L. Erhardt.
avenue, who is at present confined to her
home with a severe attack of the grip,
will leave in a few days for the Della
ware Water Gap, where she hopes to re-
cover her health.
The Lutheran Choral Union connected
with the lions Evangelical Church viii
special spec ' Easter must music. x feature of the h
Easter programme will be the tenor solos
by Mr.. Charles Herig.
Tomorrow evening the ladies' of the
Greenville Reformed Church Will tender
q farewell reception to Pastor w. p.
Bruce, who leaves next week to take
charge of the Reformed Church at Yon,
at the church.. and the ladies have "a
pleasant surprise in store for the Pastor.
On Sunday evening Pastor Bruce vii!
preach his farewell sermon. A success
sor to Mr.. Bruce has not yet been
Greenville Lodge No. 10, I. O. Q. F.,
met last evening at Ramber Hall and
initiated a number Of new candidates.