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

NEW YORK. Aug. Cotton steady;
mii6ling guIf. ~: miidling. "a; gross
receipts. 100 bales; exports 70 'ohtihent,
50 bales, forwarded. - pa'es; ~ s siS si
r,n,,rcs closed quiet: sales, 1904 bales;
August. Si,s: September, 100; october,
1o5. November, 100, December, az
January. 7.i9; February. IA; March,
To,al to-day-Nct receipts. III bales;
oxrorfe 10 Great Britain. i.O45 bales;
France. 800 bales: Continent. 30 bales
stock. 32a3oi bales. -, o,....
Total - far this weck-Net receipts,
.,n o,.i lie. exnorts 10 Great Britain. 6725
bsles. France. 900 bales; Continent.
s2O bales. ,., No, rooe,n,s.
: ~, an bales: exports TO Great Britain.
& fyS. JOi bales. France, 10000 pd'e"' ~o"-
TiNv ORLEANS. La, Aug. Lotion
ftGrcs closed steady. sales, zo'J'o oaies'
az. November. Gs2; December, ESQ.,
Ian,,arv Gn2. February. 69s; March,
50g. AprI. iOl; May. 100. -
LIVERPOOL. Aug, f-Nooh--.ottoh
demand fair and prices steady Amerl-
can miaa'ing' -. bales s's speculation and
snort 900 bales. receipts, ~" Dales
American. 5OO bales. Futures opened
steady and demand fair: American mo,
Siire low middlng clause. August ana
s.nrtcmbcr & 47-Gf: september and Oc-
49, 4 4s-G4aS gD-Ci. october and No
,'c,,ber 3 ie-G4Q3 Jo-G: November and
n>l',,,'.r = 5-GlQ3 52-N. December and
fanuarv. 3 52-Gi. January and February,
= -s-fi Futures firm at the advance.
TENDERS AZ to-days clcarings, Loo bales
now dockets and 800 bales old dockets.
p N.-SpOt cotton: American mid
,,linc az FOR fair: good middling, 3 1910;
to,. rniialfur. 3 2l-32. good ordinary,
= 10. ordinary. 1872; August
47-GI. buyers. August and september
z i<-N BUYERS. September and OCTOBER
q l.c4 sellers October and November
2 n-G4 buyers. November and Decem-
bar r II -Gia3 52-Gf. sellers December
and January. . 52-Ad3 500, uellers;
January and February, 3 53-G4d3 54-64,
bnvers: February and March, 55-C4.
sellers. March and April. 3 Jd-GlI3 1894,
sellers April and May 3 5s-64, sellers;
Nav ana June. 59-Gi, buyers. Futures
closed quict but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
,rm rnnk pRhDuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-flouh was que,
and easy. winter wheat, low grades, S-.vo
0r3 10. fair 20 fancy. 81. lVnj.vl. pdtem,,
y0yG4O; Minnesota clear, S2,eya ~ 20
patent. y3.oJd4 80, low extras N2.oOdo'iV,
so0th,--5 four dull and easy, common 20
fair extra. S@.1uq2v0i good to choice 40
Wheat steady and moderately active.
onions weak and declined &up.c, raj
lied sc, and closed firm nj 1sdSsc. pc
low yesterday. with trading lalIly ac-
tive No. red, May 1I;sa'oc.' OCTOBER,
Corn more active and weaker; No. .,
AGisc.. elevator. axe. anOat. options
we're moderately active ana ease. lower
early. rallied ls0.sc, ana closed s .,n1n
at a.4i5c. under yesterday. August, foiSc.'
September, 453.c. october, 4Alsc.; May,
cats-spot dun. lower and weak. OPP
tons weaker; August, 2Jc.; SeptenpgSI'
24isc: October, 2I'sc. spot prices: no.
. 55isc. NO. white. Csc. mixed western,
2Slf20c: white do, 2SuZs'c.
Hav steady and quiet; shipping. 05c.4
81 % for good 10 choice.
Wool in moderate demand; domesuc
fleece. lsg22c; pulled 1j434c. Texas
Beef firm: family. sl1OoG1250; extra
mess. $500; beef hams dun at sl1"g
II 70: tlerced beef steady: city extra,
nal: picked bellies, SOOQI.l2ls; shout
ders. $50; hams, Se2o49.'o; middles
nominal
Lard quiet and firm; western steam
closed At s64O Rchned-South Ameri-
can. s7lJ; compound. S4T545.25
Pork in moderate demand and steady;
mess. Sll.oOnfl.bo.
Butter quiet and steady: State dairy.
l2N1Si4c.; creamery. i9isq2Oc.; western
dairy. i9hc.; creamery, lSG2oc.; Elgins'
Tanow scarce; city. fsc. bid country.
4AN4isc.
better demand; crude. 24M25c: yellow
prime. 2Iiac.; DO. good on grade, &c.
Petroleum nominal Ronnod-New York,
$40: Philadelphia, sos: do, in bulk.
Ss51I0O.
Rosin fairly active and steady: strained,
common 70 good. N.J0Ui 57i5.
TurpentIne dull and steady at 21Q21izc.
Rice fairly active and nrm; domestic
fair 10 extra. al.Ndc; Japan. ad4i2c.
Molasses -Foreicn nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good 10 choice, firm
ana fairly active at 2GNS2c.
Peanuts steady
coffee firm At 1O0i5 points IN: October.
yl585Ql,.'O: December. $500: March.
s15l5. Spct Rio quiet and firm; No. T.
SlG25.
sngar-Raw nrm and moderately nc.
active and iirm: off A. iisn49sc.; standard
A. 7-lGu4Ac.; cut-loaf. 5 il6a5yc, !;
crushed. l-lJa5Ac.; graduated, I-l0
ef4S.c.
Frcights 10 Liverpool quiet and firm;
cotton, by steamer. l-l6d.; grain. by
steamer. "a
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables: Apples
| plentiful, pears and grapes In fair sup
ply and quiet; peaches arrived moderate
| ly but are rater easy for anything under
| fine; watermelOns firm on light receipts
muskmeons irregular and f1ne inquired
| for. sweet potatoes In light Supply.
Pears -Leconte. barrel, $l.JVqzO; DO.
| Bartlett, crate, hDQ1Jc.
| Grapes-Georgia basket, l0Ql5c.; DO.
] South Carolina. Sl.5O42.co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
Me- Rissell Stormed and fumed.

ALBANY. y. Y. Aug. The sumner
dullness at the capitol yesterday Was III
livened at the meeting OF the haiitoat
commissioners by IA row between RAM ,,' a.
Commissioner Beardsley and eA-fosE
master-C General Rissell. OF Bunalo
MIR Rlssell. together with several prom
fnent men interested In railroads IN Nes..
ern New York, some time ago maze
rsnuest Of the Railroad tommls, son Una.
IL grant them the right. under the nainc
of Tile Depew and southwestern i'at-
road" to construct a road between ~
pew and Blasdel -. ,,.o,-
some other railroad men. VINO incYi-
porated "The Terminal Railroad, ,al ar"
asked for the same privilege. Inc i'"i-
road commissioners investigated. ana ~
cidod that the Terminal company shoulu
have the privilege TO put the ioah ~
covering a distance OF ten mics. MI
Bissell represented the Depew COMPANY,
and offered 10 file objections 20 certain
action taken by It's opponents the othe'
day. -, Il. ,.t, ann
MIR Bissoll was not upheld IN ms cph-
tention by Commissioner BeardslrN' tne
chairman OF the commission, VINO ia
formed him rather shortly that ne was ~
terfering with the business or the Doa' u.
SIr. Bisse stormed and fumsi. bht (
was no use, for he could not get fe'os-
uitiOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
Much Church-Building

OXFORD. y. c.. Aug. 1.-Spccial-Mr.
w n. Randolph. a leading merchant OF
Halifax county, y. C, Is on a visit mere
tn his brother Captain John Randolph.
the large and commodious new brick
Rantist church adds greatly 10 the arcnl-
tectural beauty OF Main street. me totai
cost when completed will be, we. UNDER
stand some sixteen thousand dollars.
rev. John 5. Hardaway mas just re-
turned from summer vacation.
The Presbyterians led OF In par
,,cuiarlv handsome and capacious house
of worship. and now the Episcopalians,
having bought pretty plat or ground
adjoining their present church building,
have already gotten up nice sum Tor
the erection OF a new church edifice that
will be an ornament 10 oxford.
The Methodists here. determined not
TO lag behind. have also lately bought
one of the best sites in oxford for the
purpose. and intend before long 10 build
a new and splendid structure OF worship
on the latest and most approved style OF
architectural taste.
oxford. already the home. as II has
been for over fifty years. OF the very
hest OF elementary and high schools Tor
boys and girls, is soon TO become noted
Tor her large and beautiful churches To-
Gated on some of the choicest and most
convenient lots in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
NEW WdTER WORhS COUPLETED.
No Successor to the North Carolina state
\. NJ. &. A. SeCrcfarN.

WINSTON, y. c., Aug. 7.-Special.-A
81 cccssor TO the late \. NJ. c. \. State
secretary, Mr.. l.. A. Coulter. has not
yet been secured. \ few months ago
movement was on foot by several OF The
secretaries throughout the state TO uOini-
nate Mr.. A. h. Paul, general secretary
OF the WinstOn-Salem Association. but
this aid not receive his approval He was
later approached by representative Of
the State Executive Committee In regard
to the matter Of pre- sentlng his name,
but he declined TO consider 10, on the
~ CCnd that he thought LEGAL Work Tar
more suited to his abilities. ! learn that
IL is quite probable tina, International
Secretary II. T.. Andersen, Of Atlanta.
Ga will come TO North Carolina I'm Sep
TENDER or october 10 temporarily take
general charge OF the work and DO the
necessary travelling until the right man
is found for the State secretarysnip. Nj.
Coulter is spending the month OF August
as a vacation time. and Will 80 10 his
Virginia work IN September
The counsel for the defendant In the
futile murder trial announce lhat they
will enter the plea OF self-deience Tor
their client. They admit that Iuttle shot
and killed Policeman Nlckers, out COLI
tend that ne did IL in self-deience.
The Pilot Mountain Baptist Association
makes a fine financial report of its work
during the past year. For all purposes
80 93i.8 was raised by the chuiches co"i-
seven-year-Old son Of William Har-
ris. living In North Winston, fell out OF
an oak tree yesterday and sustained fatal
Injuries. His left arm is broken ana
shoulder badly crushed. The boy was
hunting a birds nest, and fell no less thah
fifty feet. ,,-,- 49,
eleven members Of Winston's Hook and
Ladder Company and seventeen members
OF the Steamer Company NO ], besides
the delegates. are attending the state
EYreman's tournament at New Berne.
Alderman NJ. \. Walker has gone 10
Durham 10 attend the golden wedding or
his parents. Rev and Mrs a. Walker.
state Senator Edgar Lineback, or TINS
county comes forward with "A thirty
vear-old biscuit. He says IL was baked
bv himself during the war
Mr. ] ". Fries ana iainlly ana Sr.
W. \. Blair have returned from bioWlhs
Rock They report frost there last sat
Mr. Baxter shemwell. Of Lexington
who was recently acquitted OF the muir
der OF Or. Payne, was In Winston yes
terdav. He drove through the country
and was accompanied by his vile; lie
sill looks pale and weak, but says he Is
resaining his health.
Nr. r, W. McClement and bride ar
rived yesterday from New YORK. lie pit
terly denies the report TO the eHect lhat
his marriage was n runaway ana that
the old folks opposed the match.
Winston's new water-Works pant mas
been completed, with the exception on an
addition 10 the reservoir, which VIII be
done By October lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08

he tho Raleigh and the dispatch po ',,S
Dclnhln. Evalutions IN naval lS,u w,rs.'s
no me first business OF Adn'rai .,',ia,,j
neet' and these viii extend 10 f"'""'''
Me. IN, .-oh,hlv accom-
many the fleet for that distance, ..,,t A,
The battie-sbip Texas VIII Ds Dill pr, io..s
commission August DIN. anu c,nr
me squadron Immediately therea',es 1,a,n-
II the /, olurnbia proves To nave ..,s, ~.
.d no injury from her recent docH,n mi, -.
nerisnce AT Southampton she also WIZ she
sent to Join Admiral bun's nrookiyn.
Somes out of the dry dock az bio" ~.
The cruiser MinnesDels w y ne go 81 That hat
port in a few days. ana II n Yellow.
'' II the battle-ship Maine u c9h,p'e me
In time she. too. will be a'oe" ~
feet. ,,,,o,, has not
bcen fully prepared. but u WIZ De ~ o,,t
ssrily kept secret I'm order 20 ~ Tho
oe,icers al the War College 20 ~, ~ AR
y camnaien such as would prev W. -
ING a war. with lOrcign vessels o.,l,,.lc
INK to capture cities on the
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
HdRDsLIPS AFTER A URECh.
Terrible suffcrings of Seven Men on tho
Alaska Coast.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Aug. T.
The steamship Topeka. which arrived at
midnight, had on board the remains OF
tho crew Of the sealing schooner c. G.
White which was wrecked on Wood Isl
and, Alaska, early in the spring. the
party consists OF seven men, all that are
LETT OF a crew Of twenty-seyen. Among
the survivors Is w. II. Bail, marine
engineer, who thought trip to Alaska
would DO him good. lie comes back
with both feet gone.
+. A. Sweeney, sailor, was one or
the few who had the fortitude 10 tramp
thirty-seven miles through deep snow to
the nearest settlement TO get relief for
his half frozen comrades and he is the
only one OF them who comes home whole.
August Wiekstrom, second mate. was the
only officer who escaped. He lost three
toes OF the right foot, together with one
or the large bones. NJ. Mathieson, @
sailor. lost one toe OF his right foot. II.
]. Vois.onet, French youth, who ship
ped as cabin boy, is the worst sufferer.
His injuries Include the loss OF two
toes and the heel bone from the left foot,
the first and second toes from the right
foot, together with the ball OF the foot,
three and q half fingers from the left
hand, two from the right. and the tips
OF his ears. +. A. Murray. a seaman,
suffered injuries which will make him
cripple for life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08

chinese Government had assured I'm
IT., vurIcr.rs would be Executed

r,., x,,rI.r.rs would be Executed
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-inaui'y az III"
Department Of state to-day prousn' "
uyht that more than a month ago MI
Denhv had secured from the Shihes"
1.overnment the assurance That sne ~,
dsrers of American citizens wou'a SUI
fer capital punishment. with a sfo's "a
sistance on his part that persons IN
plicated In the riots should be pu' I"
death. -, hos
Mr. Denbys action In this regard mas
received the approval OF the S''e' -
partment. and In view OF the confluence
lmcosed in him Il was not cohsi''i'"
necessary 10 send him more explicit III
structions in the present trouble ma"
IN 40 all that could be done for the
protection of American citizens. IL "''
stated at the Department to-day tnAt no
doubt was felt there that MIR. Denny
would secure protection OF American IN
tcrosts in the present unsettled STATE o1
affairs. .,,,,.
MIR. DENLY and Admiral Carpenter COM
mander OF the American neet are free :"
az, in thematter Of sending vessels Tor 'he
nrotection OF American citizens IN emma
permission from either the state or Navy
DEPARTMENTS is not necessary IN the prem
ises. and Admiral Carpenter has run du-
thoritv 10 dispatch "A vessel TO any IN
accessible point. by direction OF tho
Minister. In June. last, an American
eunboat Petrol. went 10 Han-how, AT
MIR. Denby'c request. 1t rs impoSsipie 10
have a vessel at ku-Cheng, OF even 10
send force OF marines ana pidV-Ja0Ne''
in small boats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
CU1RGED WITH EfDN4PFfNS.
The Boy With Him Claims That lie was
Taken Ip After Ball Game.

PINE BLUFF. ARK, Aug. IA mys-
terious case OF Kidnapping has been dis
covered by the poEce here. young
man giving his name as George ONO ~
and other aliases, who arrived mere IN
company with little boy calling hiHiseh
Alfred McNutt. Was arrested Tor va
rrancy and the story CLEANED from pOth
makes IL evident that Cox - tramp,
Who nersuadel the boy, who had run
away from home. TO join MN IN MS
tramp around the country In me H;ose
part they tell the same story, the BOY
being seemingly well drilled, WINE III
other particulars the recital OF thelr
travels is somewhat conflicting. Tne boy,
who saws he is thirteen years oio. put
looks younger, claims 10 De a sOH ~, ~
Mrs Leddie McNutt OF Bloom,hgi0n' nj, H.
He SAYS he ran away 10 Lincoln ILL.,
10 attend a baseball game ABOUT three
weeks ago, and at Darlington, Ill, WneIe
his Aunt Emma was living, ne met 10y
who forced him to come with LIN 10
gather they stole their way 10 this state,
begging for their meals. Cox Whipping
him on various occasions because ne
wanted to get away from him, the stripes
yet showing on ais back. Inc Dos -
rather intelligent well formed pnysicaily'
and has light or sandy hair. HIS cloth-
ing has been changed on the ROAD. OK 9s
is shrewd. and has evidontly oeen II,
serapes before. He claims 70 nave pctn
i'm fau at Pekin. H.. three weeks ago,
for pettv larceny, i'm charge OF ShefhH
j. r. Stout. He Is hye reef SiN ii.n 49,
high. weighs i3 pounds, with Dlue eyess,
light complexion and hair The figure OF
a woman IS tatooed on his left thign,
and two hearts with arrows on Ms lett
arm He says he never had petfn ..Ilsl1,,
Boston and Galveston about three years,
ago. A knife was found in his pocket ana
a razor suspended from his neck. re n
in iar here now. while the hoy - WI
taken care OF. Cox claims 10 hail from
Kenney. Dewitt county. H.; where ne
saws his mother, Mrs. Amanda Catherine
Cromwell. IS living. He stated that ne
was on his way to Texas, WneIe '"V
OF his brothers were living.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
Local Option at Abingdon.

ABINGDON. VA. Aug. Especial -Pri-
yate stables belonging 10 John Faster
respectable and enterprising colored man.
were burned here on Saturday night
Four horses were battered In IN IN stalls
Three Of the four were rescued al the
risk of the owners Efe but the fourth
ono persisted with the stables.
A local option election will be held
here August 10Th for the town a Ab.ng-
don and Abingdon magisterial district
The Confederate veterans or w dshlng-
ton and surrounding counties VII ho.d
reunion hero on September 18th Several
hundred are expected 70 be present, ana
arrangements are being made for a pleas
ant occasion
We arc having warm Neather again
though a good season, and the promise
OF bOunteous crops is good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
The Viaduct Question.

The latter part of this week mere is
Sorcoran Hall for the purpose OF taking
some action with regard 10 q viaduct
Ser BROAD street. 1t is said that there
viii be adopted set OF resolutions ask
ing the Council 20 make an Appropriation
Of bonds 10 build the structure.
The following prominent men are In
terested In the furtherance OF the plan:
Nessrs. W. j. Westwood. q. w. Tay-
lor. T. Wiley Davis. John A. Curtis, W
r. Hancock William Stey enson, A. =.
Rust. n. II. FERGUSON. and. in fact all
other residents OF the East End are en-
thusiastic In regard 10 the matter.
The exact date Of the meeting VIII De
announced as soon as It has been deter
matter are requeted to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
Negro Thief Arrested.

BURKEVILLE, VA. Aug. Special
Jessie Ruffin tcoloredl, claiming to hail
from Charleston, :. c., was arrested al
Blackstone last night and brought here
to-day upon the warrant Of Mayor W. T..
Gaines. According 10 the statement OF
Rufn. the law has a prize IN him: He
had four fine gold watches, ten Elgin
watches, s2i in money, and certificates of
deposit from banks az clifton torge'
buchanan. and Lynchburg for S15. lie
SAYS his gang. four in number, stole TWO
OF the watches at Prospect. two az Farm
Vile. and one here. The remainder or ms
gang escaped arrest at Blackstone, and
Rufin gives full description or mem
and saws they are making for Petersburg.
Mayor Gaines committed Rufiin 10 JAN
and has in his possession the stolen goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08

Arrested for Murder Committed Eigh'
teen Years Ago.


Union. MO-, August THAT murder
viii ont has Just been forcibly illustrated
3, rruion. and has given a little some
thing TO talk about besides the DuestioW
trial Eighteen years ago JACOB Juuy,
living a short distance out or Union, anu
lanes OfGarha, Of CataWlssa, fIahhih
county quarrelled over morse Ndue
near Cataw.ssa. Then the matter was
anuarently adjusted. but judy was ho1
satisfied, and picked ahotner pudi IT,
during which he pulled rsNoiref ~
efor O'Garha, killing him instantly. ses-
oral persons saw the murder, but judy
cot away and up TO two months ago na,'
never been heard OF. An lndlctmeihl
against him was found. and Is stun Boou.
About two months ago Sherln leIts
receivel a letter from a justice OF the
nesre at DuvaWs Bluffs, Ark. stauns
that a man by the name OF JACOB judy
VS. living I'm White county, Ark. tnat ne
vas "A bad man and terror 10 the COM
rruuitv: that he had just had quaIIei
with "A woman with whom ne was HFlno'
and she had come and told the justice
that Judy had killed man IN i@ LIN.
lin county Mo. some years ago Inc
t,.sttce wrote 10 Sheriff Terry asking II
iudv was wanted. Sheriff Terry had
foreotton the case, but looked up the rec
ords and found the indictment against
Indy lie wrote the justice TO tnat enect,
and asked 10 have Judy arrested, Oue
Trdv had skipped Then Sherin Terry
,vrcte the sheriff OF White county 10 Try
and capture Judy, and In the meantime
secured the necessary requisition papers
from Jefferson city. Judy has been cap
fured and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Terry
has gone 20 bring him back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
Notber and Children Up for Burglary.

DENVER, Aug. Helen Petersen. .
wears old, and her sister. Mamie, II years
Ali have beeu arrested here on the
charge OF burglary. and their mother
Kate Petersen. is held for receiving sto-
la goods. About midnight on saturcay
the children left their home Thoroughly
ennipped lor their criminal mission. Be-
FORE they entered the millinery store or
Mrs Kitty Dunphy, $50 Sixteenth street,
they were forced TO progress through
loax dark alley strewn with ola dfy-
goods eases and other litter. They then
Soisted a large transom and slipped into
he store. They carried several gunny
sacks which they filed IA the basement
with hats, ribbons. and laces 10 ailow
cd cpen a large iron grating with I'M
provised implements found In the store
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
MISS FItGIER SrRRENDERS.
The Coroner'- Verdict Was Technically
Finding for Man-Iaughter.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Aug. Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Flasler. the da lSntor ~
General Flagles. chief Of ordnance 81 tn@
United States army. who ac,iden any
killed Ernest Green, colJ:ed boy Oh thns
citv last week. technically suirenhetet
herself TO the warden OF the pls1il'e
iau this afternoon 10 await the ac'lvn
of the grand jury II the same t'nle me
appeared before Judge Cole. OF the iihi-
mai Court. and was admitted 10 p'ii III
the sum Of Sl0Vo. ~. ...ooas
When court had been formally opener
Assistant District Attorney Bun'y sta.sn
that in view OF the character Oh NC
finding of the coroner's jury, IL woulu us
necessary to submit the case 10 the s'""o
jury. A.. Derry re-
Miss Flagler's attorney Mr.. Ferry r.
marked that while the verdict 81 tn'
coroner's Jury was conp"ts tNoh.i - III
of tho crime. il was technically hhnlnS
for manslau gnter He added that nis ~
ont was in court and ready 10 luIi ."I
hail i'm any sum that might be den.ai,u ,e..
Judge Cole stated that he had reau t.o
evidence taken at the inquest, thht u" n'S
oninion the case was "A ballable Vhe' anu
thaf $1,000 would be sufficient ,-..,,
This was satisfactory 10 the ass's ''',e
district attorney. whereupon Johh IL
sells and General Robert Mcfeeiy pu"'
fed as securities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. Z, 800.
Light offerings of sun-cured tobaccos
AT auction on Change to-day by MT.
W Rem Palmer; highest price fI.D.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day :
ters 7: leaf dark, T. Total, p hogs
heads. -,
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
Inspections-Bright, 20 hogsheads darh'
90 hogsheads and 40 tierces. Relnspec-
tions-Dark, IL hogsheads and 3 terces
Myers, Virginia, Crenshaws, Neal s.
Davenport's. Planters, Shockoe. Ola 10,
Vauchan's tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts, 2lS packages; deliveries,
10 packages. IT.
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
day on tobaccos: Cigars and cigarettes
sl0s. -: plug tobaccos, Sl,1ll.U. Iotal'
81 .s20.52 r,..o
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: j. T. Digs. Louisa county, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
4 Personal DIFrTCULTF.
Messrs. r. Archibald Cary and +. III
PIuemacher Come to Blows.

A short but exceedingly sharp light &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon little after
o'clock at the corner OF Twelfth ana
Main streets. The participants were
Messrs. II. Archibald Cary and f. II.
Pluemacher. The trouble is UNDERSTOOD
80 have originated over some business,
and when the two met yesterday AFTER
noon not many words were passed before
blows resulted. ~
When the ARRAY was stopped Mr.. Piue-
macher seemed 10 have gotten the "orsl
of il. having received a black eye, whiie
Mr.. Cary was apparently uninjured.