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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

The Columbia Historical Society Becomes
Greatly Interested.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-At meeting
OF the Columbia Historical Society in this
city Monday night. the following inter-
esting and hitherto unpublished letter
OF Washngton's was read, and elected
much discussion:
Valley Forge Feb. y. MS.
Dear Sir,-This instant returning from
the committee and fndisg the post mere,
you must put up with : line or two IN
acknowledgment OF your favor Of the
18th instant, from New York, instead CT
a long letter. which 1t was my inten-
ton 10 have written you.
| thank you sincerely for the part you
acted at York respecting C-y, and be-
Heve with YOU that matters have and VIII
turn out very different TO what that
PARTY expected. G-s has involved HIM
self In his letters 10 me in the most
absurd contradictions; NJ has brought
himself into a scrape that he does not
know how TO get out Of. with gentle
nan OF this State. and C., as you Know
is sent upon an expedition wnich all the
world knew, and the event proved, was
not practicable. In word, l nave
good deal of reason 10 believe that the
Vaccinations Of this junta Will recoh
upon their own heads. and be means
of bringing some matters 10 light when,
by getting me out OF the way, some OF
them thought to conceal.
Remember me in the most ahectiohate
terms to all my old friends and acquaint-
ances in Alexandria, and be assured mat
with unfeigned regard. / am, dear SIR
your affectionate friend,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The blanks in the above letter are TO
be filled as follows: G-s. Gates; C-y.
Conway: NJ. Ml.fn
This valuable contribution TO history
was exhibited by Or. James Dudley Nor
gan. 10 whose great-uncle by marriage
Colonel John Fitzgerald. Of Alexandra,
a member of Washington's stan, the
letter was addressed. Dr. Morgan eX-
nlained that Washington undoubtedly re-
ferred in his letter 20 the schemes or
Generals Gates. Conway, ana Miiiiin, n
trio Of Revolutionary heroes. whom
Washington suspected Of having formed
a cabal to depose him from the COM
mand Of the army.
Everybody present enjoyed the sensa-
lion that WashingtOn's letter created.
Librarian spofford simply gloated over
II and among others who read and re-
road the age-stained manuscript were
the venerable Or. Sunderland, the Rev.
T. De Witt Talmage, John kasson, ana
DR.. J. NJ. Toner president Of the So
ciety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. s-By d.
~ection Of the Attorney-Genera' the cele-
brated case against Eugene bs. the
officers OF the American Raii' y Union.
and prominent members OF the order in
this city. have been dropped. Judge Sc
man Hing nolles in each OF the cases,
on motion OF the District Attorney and
John L. Fisch, the special counsel who
was engaged for the sole purpose or
prosecuting the cases. The cases grew
out OF tho great A. h. L. strike of
1873. charging the officers and other
members with consoiring 10 obstruct
mail transfer between Milwaukee and
Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-tlour quiet and
barely steady: winter wheat, 10" kraues,
~ 9j1I2 81. DO. fair 10 fancy. - Sjp,'i1.
do patent. S:i.5Oq375: Minnesota clea-,
50 75n32J. patent, S3.35d42; low extras,
- 2sSI2.GD. city mills. S3.s5oi.vo, 90. pa
tent. 81 lOQi5j. Southern hour STEADY
and quiet, common 10 falr' f-lVe-''"'
good 10 choice, S2Oq33p. -
Wheat duh and lower. No red store
and elevator, 6Sisc., afioat, OS'sc' Up
lions opened a decline OF ~ ~, RAJ. az
lied &c, and closed steady AT ~. ueTdin I'M
with a very light trade; No. REQ, Janu-
AIRY 6tTtc.: May, 6S'kc., July, oSisc'' NO
vember. 6issc.: December, oJesc
Corn dun and steady; No. :. 5o1sc., eie-
vator. 37l5c. aiioat. options opener qa,e1
and steady. with fluctuations hght. ana
the close firm al &c advance DECEMBER
35agc. January, 3f4c.. May, 5J3sc'
oats dull and steady. options steauy
November 23i4c.: December, $50. daS
25Rc Spot prices no. =, -.,l1 ;3S5,,c -'''
HAY quiet. shipping. 7og71c; good 10
''l Wool S1 f and steady; domestic fleece
lclI22c pulled. 1GI34c. 49,
Eeef steady and dul; family, S.ooa
10 IN. evtra mess. 81 .i0nsOO; beef hams
quiet at Sli5Oal5.Oo; uerced peel qule.
city extra. India mess. Slb-ppli"vv, yu'
meats dun and steady; picked pe.ilcs,
$500. shoulders, S6VHip-'' ha"is' Cow
1890: middles nominal ... ..oa~,
Lard nrmer and quiet; western steam
81 90. city S5tbUJ.bJ, NONtIuDei' fp.V'
Refined dun: Continent. $3.50, south
American. $50: compound, S4Jog4.e' -.
Pork dull and steady mess S9''oa
Butter firm and quiet; state dairy
191f9iiac.. do. creamery. gdE3c; west
ern dairy IOikdl5c.: Eleins, &c. .,...-
Eggs firm and in good demand s1dte
and Pennsylvania, 22d25c.; WESTERN
fresh 1si2a2lc. ~, oo,,,-
Taliow firm and quiet; city, i12c'' couh-
try. 4ika4iHc.. as TO quality.
Cotton seed oil stronger ana III toou
demand: crude. DC; yellow -oa-oi2c''
off grades. 2TG2P4c. -..,.oa oor,
ROsin steady and quiet; strained Coih-
mon TO good, Sl.61nl.fV.
Turpentine steady at SIC.
Rice fairly active for good: comes nc
fair TO extra. 3t,NGc.. Japan, 3rsaoAc,
Nolasses- Foreign nominal, New VI
leans open kettle. good 10 choice arm at
26d32c.
roTTee barely steady at 5a25 points
down. November. Sl49j; December, 81 ~
GLASS: January. sl4.Gp; March. 81 i"i
l445. MAY. Sl4OpU14O5; SeptempeI
$500 spot Rio dull and steady NO .
SugaT-Raw dun and steady; fair re-
nning Be. Refined more active ana
steady. OF 4. 4 l-l6a4ic.; standard A.
4i5c.: cut-loaf and crushed, o4c'i stahu-
lated, 4hgq4'sc. 49,, a,a @asr;,,
Freights 10 Liverpool nm anu my
active: cotton by steamer, i-tiu'' gram
December, by steamer, 5'sd'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. CIV heat wound
up where II began to-day, Dut lha' NJ, No
al a loss OF &c. from MONDAY. ne
initial decline was due 10 the lam . heaT
and in other parts of the winter "hed'
helt Then the Weather bureau pre-
dicted showers for tonight ana to-llIVi
row upon the arr Ouncement OF Nhlch
there was a tumble Of Zee. noIe' ele ~
cline meeting with resistance al 80. LOT
december. Liberal clcafances OF WHed |.
and flour at the seabOard ana hlsheI
closing Liverpool cables iurhisheu tle s
pretext for "A rally. after Whch PiloSS
seo-sawed back and forth Witnlh a ndI
row range. closing firm at the highest
nrice of the season. December wheat
nnoned from 5Sp5c 10 5SNc., declined 10
sc. rallied. and closed al oe12c.' &c.
under Monday. Cash wheat wa" ''
and fractionally lower. 3d.,
Corn-There was probably more hiin-
ness than of weakness IN TO-DAY coi
market The rain, II was heieNeu. Nuuia
retard shipments or corn 'tilt .i-s
MAJ beine the bull card. but the very
iight Gain made was scarcely worthy OF
rcference The fluctuations or wheat
mad some bearing on the ACTON also'
ere pronounced weakness OF thdt gram
being instrumental IN cauSlns "a" AZ AZ,
feeling i'm corn whilst II lasted. May
corn opened at 29i4c.. sold between -t''c.
"a %. IN rue closing at ~ "a -''~c.,
q shade higher than Monday. Cash corn
was FIRM 10 nc. higher .
r,sSeed In oats. few unimporiant or
ders we're received and executed. mat
ending the business or the day. \ mod
oretaiv firm tone prevailed throughout
The strength OF corn sensioly aflectlns
the tone. May oats closed 50. nlsnei
fhan Monday Cash oats were STEADY.
ProItsions improved in value through
tho medium of strength communicated
nv the hog market. which was ga loc.
higher. notwithstanding an unusudily
hes,,v run. There was, however. no
anoreoish HE Improvement IN business, the
SESSION dragging most Of the time. The
1850 was firm and lOc. higher FOR Janu-
arv pork. &c. higher for January laId'
ia 9iLc higher for January ribs.
"' NJ, leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

exports to Great Britain. 6.2'i bales
france. 1898 bales; Continent, 2i''-J
bales: stock, s',j.517 bales.
Total 80 far this week-Net receipts,
l3i,li6 bales: exports TO Great britain'
- SSS bales France. lS,lil D'ties' 'oh-
tincnt, tsi.Ssl bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
LBS. i6l bales; exports 10 Dreat pii t
39I ,Gjs bales: France, vs,olJ Daies' 'oh-
NEW WORK. Nov. 5-Holiday-Net re-
ceipts 3il bales. gross receipts, 3,1'6
bales forwarded, 2,j2i bales s'och' IoV'-
AS Dales. -, o.o ha,ou.
exporis TO Great Britain. s,13o bales;
sentiment. 1890 bales STOCK 'if''4a
bales. -. ~ooo,c,.
Total so far this week-Net receipts
oGO6i bales; exports TO .brea, biitaln'
yG5Gi bales. France, 4.62s bales; Con-
Total since September lst-Net receipts
]. 7O3. 4OG bales; exports 10 1rea, bi ' t.nn
3gl 3ii bales. France, sh'" pa'e''
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. Cotton
futures steady: sales. 1920 bales: NO
vember, SO; December, "a "a AnriI
$50: May. $50 June. s.t3 ,..,. -, A.
rIVFRPOOL Nov. G-l-.oo i. II
Cotton demand moderate anu psirs a
easier: American middling' ~ sales'
500 bales; American 800 nsi'S r.ace,nts
ia 5nn bales. an American. fnIures
opened steady and demand FAR; AhS Sa-
can middlng. low middlins ci1 nscer me-, her
vemher and December. $50; peeeni 'l'..
a av,'' January 4 3a-0ifi4 37-A: February
ana smd MAUI Mareh SOLOS 3oei March and %
April. ii-Gia4 4o-ei; APT, ana IHna M ana
4O-Gi: May and June, ! 4S-Uti 't' 45-Siee
4 aS,,Gi FUTURES steady at the oeci,n s.,
p. M.-Americah spot gradess 90 10
lower. American miadling, fair' 80 60
ZOO 20, ,i1dIins Ak; good ordinary, ~;
ioT ,l1o's's s-l6 November, S9-gia
December and January; ana s SSng' Fen '
r ryg,G1 ana March. 1904. buyers; March
ana Ap Sp 4i-ei buyers Apr ana aq May;
4 S-G4, buyers; May and and J ,55Iy, iti-si&
4i-ci sellers June ],lS an. qn' August Su.S a5-si
a. f' a91G4 sellers; August and SEPTEMBER
A A-el1l4 35-6l Futures closeu S'e'"S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

BOSTON, MASS, Nov. GA new" or
transltory star has Just been discovered
in the constellation Carina by the as
tronomers OF Harvard Observatory. In
South America. II is one of those stars
which appears. shines brightly, increas-
ing i'm radiance until it reaches !ts maxi
mum briliancy, and then fades into in
significance or passes away entirely.
In the entire history OF astronomical
observation. covering more tnaa two
thousand years, only Is new" stars
have been noted. The last two recorded
have been discovered by Harvard. Both
were inhabitants of the Southern hemi-
sphere. and were recorded by the Pho
tographing telescope OF the Harvard
station, in Arequipa, Peru.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 6.mFlo 'iI mar
ket active; winter patent, s3.3Ja4D,. ,..>.
Wheat market quiet; NO. red $50
66ihc -. =, ,.o,,o,,-
3Oc: new white 2fzc. - .
oats quiet; No. WHITE --c'' No. .
mixed. lyizc.
Pork quiet mess $50. ..,-. .,-,o
Lard irmer: steam leaf, S6.2o; prime
steam. S5.iJa5.O. -.
rfhs S5.u. short clear, $5.sfi2' boxe~
meats &c. more. -. .So,,-
Dry sailed meats firmer: loose snoul-
ders' $3.50: short ~. $40; short clear'
$500: boxed meats &c. more. AN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

MEMS Nerino Shirts and Drawers, In
both white and natural, unusual
values, at Soc. 81.
GENTLEME.N'S f1eece-Lincf shirts ana
drawers strictly non-shrinking, 81.
GENTLEMEN'S Non-Shrinking Nerino
Shirts and Drawers, 81
GENTLEMEN'S Non-Shrlnking scotch
Wool Shirts and Drawers, IN both
white. natural and scarlet. the best
value in the city. N.O.
GENTLEMEN'S Non-shrinking Merfno
Shirts and Drawers. IN wh'te, biue, ana
natural extra value, 81.
GENTLEAfEN'S Natural Wool and Cam
el's-Hair Shirts and Drawers. strictly
non-shrinking. $3.50 -
GENTLENEN'S Double Breasted Scotch
Wool Shirts. buttoned on shoulder,
with Drawers 20 match, boon TO
rheumatics, $50. $40. 81.
GFsNTIsEMEN'S Natural WOOL Night
Shirts. 81. &.5O.
GENTLEAiEN'S Natural Wool Abdominal
Bands. e. g. leo nO1.u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. G., Nov. o-R2sli'
nrm; strained, Sl2-i2' Soou q"
spirits OF turpentine hrm machihe'
25Nc.: irregular, 241sc. BID
Tar steady at Sl.4O. ~. go,
Crude turpentine hrm hard' sl'lV' Soi''
$50: virgin. slUj. - ,r,,-,,,
CHARLESTON, :. C.. Nov G.-Iurpeh-
tine Arm al 25itc: receipts, - casks .o
Rosin-Good strained firm at sl'-o9l'oo'
SaTANNAH. GA. Nov. 6.-Turpentine
market opened quiet at 25i+c., with no
sales. and closed firm at 25isc., win sales
Of sO casks. Principal factors are hoil-
n lin .de'i Unchanged: sales. 5000 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
o,,c,co LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Nov S, g.
CATTLE. Receipts, 1900; market steauy
common 10 extra steers. S3.OVQ TO- stock
ers and feeders, s2.25a5.'o; COWS ana
bulls. 81 .2jn3.D. -,.o. c-r, an,
Hogs Receipts. 1900 marker urn ar siIu
5l,lOc higher: heavy packing ana snlp-
Ming lots. s.. 50d3.T5; common 10 cnolce
nived 81. 4,Ni3.15: choice assorted, SJ0D1
3'75: light. x33jq37O; pigs, s2lVeon,.
Sheep-Receipts. 2OWo; market WedN
and lOqljc. lower; INFERIOR 10 'i'o'0''
II 5od3 -: lambs. S3WN4lo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
FOUL MURDER INLURAY.
HILLS ID. kIBLER SHOT AND HIS
BODY HORRIBLY MUTILATED.
The Deed Committed by Unknown Parties
Presumably for Robbery-A1
Occurred within Half an Hour.

LURAY, VA, Nov. s.-Special.-wn-
lis ID. Killer was found murdered last
evening. He was a bachelor, and was
supposed TO have had In his possession
a considerable sum OF money. lie and
his nephew, Newton Kibler. a lad of
about eighteen wears of age, who had
made his home with his uncle for the
past twelve months. were the only per-
sons OH the place at the time the deed
was committed.
Mr.. KILLERS farm Is situated five miles
north OF this place. at the base OF the
MassanuttOn mountain, with neighOors
In close proximity.
Mr.. KILLER returned from Springfield,
his voting precinct. at about o'clck In
the afternoon, and as he passed his
nephew, who was blowing In Held some
distance from the house, told him that
as he was not feeling well. he would 20
10 the house and carry some water for
the stock. and that he need not
care for the colts until about half an
hour later.
Three shots were heard by young kib-
Ter. and also by others IN the neighbor-
hood-arst. one shot, and in five minutes
time all who heard the reports supposed
them 10 have been made by some one
hunting squirrels.
HORRIBLE BuTcHERY.
After KILLER had attended 70 the colts,
he went to the house. he found two
buckets OF water I'm front of the door,
which was shut, and the foot OF his uncle
projecting from the side OF the house.
Nm a
rifed TO ind his uncle weltering in his
blood, lying on his right side. The boy
carried the dead body into the kitchen.
laid ID on the bed. locked the door, and
at once alarmed his neighbors.
Coroner Hudson held an inquest this
morning, and from the testimony found
that Mr.. KILLER had been shot In the
face, at close range, the load ranging
upwards. and lodging In the brain. Inc
gun from which the fatal shot was hred
was sound lying on the bed in the kitch-
on Two window panes had been broken
by the shot fred at tho murdered man.
The back of his head had been crushed
in nv an axe. which was the property OF
Mr. KILLER II; was found under the
kitchen table, Us usual place A deep
cash In his throat severed the wind
nine. but this was inflicted after death.
A pocket In his shirt was unbuttoned and
empty. A portion Of diary. which MI.
Kibler had kept daily for the past hfty
years. was found close TO where the
body was found.
As vet there Is no trace OF the per
son guilty Of THIS most brutal and shock
ing murder
Mr. KILLER was quiet, Respectable
and Industrious citizen. He was sew
enty-one years OF age. During the war
No was a member Of Company ID, Sew
enth Virginia Cavalry. He had large
family connection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
ST LOUIS.

ct. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 8-Flour I'M
changed. ,-a,. r,o,oro-
Der, 5s5%c.; May, 64c. .,,,,.. ,,1oo,,
corn higher. November, 2iAc.' Decem-
Der 2iac; May. 26isc. ,-,,.. ,,ooorn-
oats steady; November l'@sc'; Decem-
% porL 4S,andard mess. ss.1li 20.
Lard-prime steam. s5.45; choice s95,,il y.
Bacon-Shoulders $500; longs S2.lzi1'
clear rib sides. IS -: short clear, So5 z.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shouiue's' f''"''
ribs. $50; clear. si.35.
High wines steady at Sl2Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 6.-Flour
dun.
Wheat easy. spot. November. 65NN
6s4.c.: December. b6lsn6Isc.; May. Tic.
asked: steamer No. red, t.i2q6@tic.
southern. by sample. 65a6lc.
Corn duh: mixed spot. 36& u36ssc.: No.
vember, 36LW36i3c.; November. new and
old, 34Aq3iisc.. year. 33Ls@SSesc.; Janu-
airy. 3SiydSSs4c.; February. 33t2nS4c.
southern white. 341gS7c: do. yellow. rs
Q35'sc
Oats steady and inactive. No. = white,
western. 2tQ2i1sc.; No. mixed. western.
&c. bid.
Rye Q3iet and steady; No. =. l4945c.
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writings the venerable editor compared
the poet to Benjamin Franklin. and added
that the East had not given TO the woriu
such a Qsrius whose boast was that ne
had never been compelled to write under
n nom dc plume. Other tear-stained tri-
butes Of admiration and affection were
paid TO the lamented poet by Opie heau
Paul Hull. Slason Thompson, Jonn vance
Cheney. and the Rev. Dr. Frank Bristol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

for near by and fsfri9i5c. for western
HAY firm and In good demand al Sl'.Jo
GiG.rb.
Grain freghts quiet but steady.
Eggs firm
Coffee quiet at SlG.vc.
other articles unchanged. -,
pnnds-Virginia Csuturies, 62ts. North
ern nee Central 20 bid: Consolidated Gas
stock. GCA asked; do bonds, os' li'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
COTTON MARK Els.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6-Cotton quiet:
.,,tSd,,nr sulf. - 3-ld: middlinS. 5 1916,
net receipts. a.a3s bales. gross receipts.
sSta baIes: exports 10 Great Britain.
I'M bales; frsnce. l.ol5 bales; CONT.
,.rnt 7s5c Bales: forwarded. l.575 bales:
10 400 bales, all spinners. stock. 1854
ssies. Futures closed easy; sales. 70 go
800. November. So: December. $40;
iSnuary. sU; February. 500; Marsn.
Al: April. s.7o: May sso; June: s-s "a
Total to-day--Net reeeipta. So.Ooo bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, Nov 6. 1875

Quotations. Wheat-Longberry zoe. 10
72c -. mixed, 90. TO TIC: shortberry Csc.
10 TO: No. red. re
Corn-W nite Virginia. 3sc. No. 2 white.
27c "a 31isc: No. mixed. BIC. 10 36isc.
ooats-No mixed, DC. TO 23jzc No
2 mixed, re. to 22l1c.. winter seed. .5c.
10 29c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. o.-The dry s9ous
market ruled quiet throughout w. 40" az >
snot business proving OF Indifferent d.
mens.ons. 'r-he general tone or the
market for cotton goods Is withou, ma :
terial change The Jobbing trace -
quiet here and at out-of-town ulsIipu'A's
centres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
BONDS
rDvDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

6,ONDON. Nov. G.-Bar silver 30 l3-l6d.
L.sO +. M.-Paris advices quote : per
snt. rentes AZ 100 francs and "-32 cen
ZINES for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
THEY ARE PURE.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, NOV. '" 1000
Offerings at auction on Change today
nv Messrs ". Ben Palmer 60, 10
packages Of sun-cured tobaccos. one
BAGGAGE taken in at SOS, one SOLD az
;15 one taken in at 500, one sol1 AZ
81 90 one at $3.50 one at SS..o, TWO ~
s3 5O two at $40, two at S5.l"' one AT
$40. -.-., g. tho secretarv
~ The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day +.
Wraupers hogshead; fillers. 20 CUT
tiers. >: scrap (brighD, sun-cureu' .
Tugs dark. !. Iotai, - -eyorfs today.
observation-disclosures. 81 hogsheadsi uarh'
Oh hogshcads and tierces. heihspe,-
-ions-Bright. % hogsheads; dark hoss-
heads. c,ooLoo Sou
hrook's Alleenany, and Old Dominion To-
bacco warehouses report TO-DAY. ~. iSeeip'''
81 packages; deliveries, - p achaSes so,,oo-
United states internal revenue c0iier-
tions on tobaccos for me cry oi i,iois
mond Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
S55427'50: plug tobaccos. S2'250.3t- Iotai'
S7,GS2.s6
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOV. 7. 1895.
sun -,
sun
Moon riSos-.-..--......- '''-'''''''''
HIGH TIDE.
Morning Observation-Disclosures. ..h
IS,.orino
.
PORT of WEST POINT. NOV. q, lS'l5
ARRIVED.
steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore,
Messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvillc. Murphy. Baltimore
messengers and general cargo.
The funeral OF Mr.. Peter Ruff took
place from his late residence yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
JULIE RECEMIER.
The Original of This Picture Retained
Her Exquisite Complexion Through
the L se of Rccamier Cream Until
Her Death at Eighty.

No woman can be beautiful or even
CLEANLY in appearance whose face 10
marred by pimples, blackheads. blO'ches,
freckles or other imperfections.
These are the ONLY skin remedies In
dorsed by physicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Yesterdays Failures.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. s.-The Ash
ley Phosphate Company. OF the city, made
an assignment to-day 10 Mr.. W. brand
fnrt Frost. The Ashley Is one OF the old
line companies OF Charleston.
The amount OF the Ashley obligations
f. nor given TO the public.
NEW WHATcOM, MASH, Nov. g.
tional Bank Monday resulted In the sus-
nensIon OF the Bennett National Bank
Yesterday morning. leaving only one other
banking concern In the city. Nelson Ben
nett. OF the Tacoma Ledger ~ the
heaviest stockholder in the institution.
The funeral OF Mr.. John Messerschmidt,
whose death was announced In yester-
days Times. took pace from 81. John 8
German Evangelical cnurcn Yesterday az
ternoon at O'clock The interment was
In ahnckoA CssAase1nk "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
May =. 20a 2Vss
Mess Pork
Nov IS SO -"

cash quotations Were as follows. Flour
was quiet. No. spring wheat 51An
5Tibc.: No red, 5sQ62c.: No. . corn.
s,G2e;.c: No. ? oats, 1ssSulSyc: mess
nork. s.. 2JqS37ia lard. xa.otp5G2i5: short
d@rs. S4. .5Nf s1is. short clear sides, Si.s7Is
1890: whisky, Sl22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
THEY'LL the Bill.

What Is not good enough 10 wear IS
moi good enough 10 buy. To be only half
satisfied Is not 20 be satisfied at all
Nc have the most complete assortment
Of