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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
DESTRUCTIVE SMASH-UP.
n RUN1WIY TRAIN PLAYS HAVOC
on THE C.. & o. Road.
An Engine Submerged in tho Dock Near
the Drawbrige, and Fifteen Cars Broken
Up-Three Men Slightly Hurt.

A wreck occurred about o'clock last
nicht on the James River division of the
Chcsapeake and Ohio road I'm the lower
part Of the city. just at the iron bridge
about Twenty-ninth and Dock streets.
which resulted i'm the smashing or guam
tity Of valuable rolling stock, and the
wasting OF much grain and coal, and 1t
is miraculous that no lives were lost.
II seems that engine ~ was coupled IN
the yards at Second street to heavy
train composed OF cars loaded with coal
and grain. as well as the number OF "emu-
ties" To pull 1t over the connecting tracH,
and transfer il to the chcsapeake and
Ohio road. From Twelfth street the road
runs on a trestle, and there is, heavy
grade down to Iwenty-ninth street
Au-DRAKKs BEoKfN.
When the train got to Twelfth street
the air-brakeg refused 10 work. or had
become broken In some way. ana
Engineer William Collins. who was In
charge, found IL impossible 70 check his
train. IL was completely heyOnd his con-
troll. and rushed down the incline. gather
ing impetus as 10 ran. Just al the draw
bridge engine No 81 was stardng on the
track in charge Of Engineer j. A. Spies
and Fireman Clarence Jones They bare
ly had tire 10 jump hastily from their
engine when the runaway train struck
H. ard the box cars were soon pied 10 TIE
aeignt Of the surrounding houses, while
engine 30 with one box car. found a rest
Ing place il the dock
uhARiMAN HURT.
Engineer Collins. Of the runaway train,
jumped just before the crash came. ana
escaped with n slight shaking up but
brakeman r.. q. McFadden was not 50
fortunate. Four OF his teeth were knock
ed out and his chin slightly cut. The am
nulancc was summoned. and he was
taken 10 his home, III south Bclvidore
street Fireman j. l.. Mann was also
badly shaken mp. but he and Engineer
Collins were able 90 walk 10 their respec-
tive homes Mason lives AZ fOS north
Third street, and Collins at 1924 north
Seventeenth street Conductor Lindsay.
of the runaway train, jumped and escaped
unhurL
InH DAMAGE.
II was impossible last night 10 form
an accurate estimate Of the damage done,
bat 10 Will amount 20 a considerable sum,
FOR beside tho smashing up Of about fif-
teen cars. and the waste Of good deaf
Of valuable freight. the tender Of engine
20 was badly damaged. and il Will require
considerable outlay 10 raise engine -,
out of the dock
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OBITUARY..


DIT. GlOEGf G. FAWI1NG.
Or. George c. Rawling died at 1855
o'clock yesterday afternoon aged seventy
nine years. Dr. Eawling was proba-
bly, the Oldest physician in the city and
had been prominent in literary circles
here for many years. He was an ardent
adm,rer and friend OF the late Edgar
Allan Poe and attended the poet in his
professional capacity before Poe left
Richmond Dr. Rawling graduated at
William and Mary College and possessed
fine literary taste and talent. lie was
never married.
His funeral viii take place from St.
James church this afternoon, at 4:S0
o'clock
Following are the pal-bearers: Ac-
tivo-Dr. Il. G. Crouch, DR.. Thomas !.
Moore. Mr.. Hugh Blair. Mr.. James X.
V. Daniel. Mr.. j. b. Kidd, Mr. Preston
Cooke Honorary-Charles Ellis, DR.. T..
r. Robinson. DR.. j. II. Baylor, DR.. W.
Z. Palmer, James Blair. DR.. O. 4. Cren-
shaw.
DIR. W. L. p. RANDOLPH
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. oct. l.
Special.-Dr W. =. f. Randolph died this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at "Nerdant
Lawn" the residence Of his father. the
Roy. j. r. Randolph. He Lad been in
bad health for some time.
william TvrPiS KELLY.
NORFOLK. VA. oct Especial VIM
Turpin Kelly died at Portsmouth this
afternoon In the last ten years he
had been engaged In business at Brooklyn
Gently TO die.
During the war he served as n NOM
Der OF the r. L. a. Blues. The funeral
Will take place Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

Fine Damask Napkins. Irish. French.
and German, 50. $3.50, -, s.. &c. 81, $,
49, up 20 $l5 per dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

BOlster-Cases.
Hemstitchod Linen PnlOw-Cases, 81,
Si.2j. $3.50, and - per pair.
Bolster-Cases. all-linen. 81 - $50 si.75
apiece.
Linen Sheets 2isx2 "a. $40 s.. $50. s..
$50. 81 pair.
Pillow Linens. 90 80. 90. l5c.. 81. 81 o. in
f0-inch. f5-inch 60-inch. and 5i-lnch Wide
Linen Sheetings, s.. Sl.Zj. 80 g. and
g % per yard.
"A Irish Linens. .. 30, b, 90, g.. So u.
SOC. 81. We carry them iu light. medium
and heavy weights.
A run line OF <yery kind OF Art Linen.
from the thnnest cambria 10 the heaviest
crash.
Science Cloth. best and heaviest quail
ties. -, Sc, and 81 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
BED LINE S.

We have added 10 and greatly enlarged
our stock OF Sheets. PiN0w-Cases, and
BOlstcr-Cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

Injury in General in the Bright Tobacco
section.

DANNILLE. VA, oct Especial
Reports by mail ana telegraph to the
Register from Fittsylvania, Henry. Hal
flax and Franklin counties, In Virginia,
and CasNeli and Rockingham. IN North
Carolina. shows that the frost last night
was general and was very severe. killing
vegetables OF all kinds. There Is but
little tobacco out, perhaps trife less
than onc-ffth but what was out was
ruined Another heavy frost Is certain
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

We have some High-Art Irish and
French Napkins at 81. Slj. and 80 peg
dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02

IMAM bHt-lilU, bul what was out was
ruined. Another heavy frost is certain
tonight.
Piedmont. Va. Visited
LYNCHBUEG, VA, Oc1. Especial
The frost last night did considerable dam
age in this section Farmers coming in
frJm the surrounding counties report that
mucn tobacco. which had been left uncut
With a View To wet season setting in
within the next few days, was nearly
all ruined
rne drought in this section is unprece-
dented, and the fros, Of last night com
pieted the work of destruction.
"A large tobacco raiser from Campbell
county estimates the loss as very heavy
In that county. Another frost is expected
tonight.
Both Cotton and Tobacco Bit.
GOODIES FERRY. VA, oct. l.-Spo-
cial.-White frost here this morning play
ed havoc with good deal of tobacco.
which is late on account of scarcity OF
plants last spring. The frost also kill
ed what little of the top-crop the dry
weather left on the cotton plants These
two disasters will cut short the cotton
crop Of this section. our farmers think,
much nearer % than 10 per cent. as re-
Gently reported for Virginia ana North
Carolina
hullHg ifo>t III ihc NOntfNe>i.
ROANOKE. VA. oct 1.-Speclal.-Th's
section was visited by a killing frost last
night hut the damage to late crops from
the longprevailng drought was already
SO great that the loss from the frost
VIII not be materal. as most or the
tobacco had been cut and corn gathered.
Tomato vines, butterteans. ana peas
were all killed
Heavy AZ Petersburg"
PETERSBURG. VA. oct. 1.-Special-
There was heavy frost here this morn
inC. the first OF the season. The peanut
and pea vines in the adjacent counties
were badly bitten. and also tobacco. IL
is not thought any serious damage was
done.
Severe In Halifax.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, oct. There
was q severe frost through this section
last night. Upon careful inquiry II is
estimated that fully one-third OF the to-
hacco crop of this section is still stand
INK. and with very few exceptions. badly
damaged by the frost.
One Third in Lunenbuig.
MEHERRIN, VA. oct. Especial
The loss in the tobacco crop IN this Vi
entity by the frost last night is estimated
at about onc-th!rd.
Nuch Fine Tobacco Caught,
Last nights frost damaged if II aid not
ruin all the tobacco in the field IN the
Piedmont section. IL is estimated that
only two-thirds OF the crop has been
cured.
The loss 10 farmers will be heavy. as
much fine tobacco remained uncured.
The Coolest Ever Known
WELDON. y. G.. oct. Especial
There was considerable frost here to-day.
and the thermometer was down near
the freezing point The weather is the
coolest ever known here at this season
before.
DESTROYED 0nc-ilalf The Crop
ASHEVlLLE, y. c.. oct. IA killing
frost last night with the mercury down
nearly TO zero. destroyed from Onc-third
TO one-half of the tobacco crop Of Bun
combc and surrounding counties
w DAMAGE at Raleigh.
RALEIGH. y. c.. oct l.-Spccial.-
Frost here was so slight this morning on
account OF intense dryness. that there
was no special damage 90 crops. Some |
f.a t.,,t l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-02
yESTERD.fI'S TURF EVENTS.
hnryiand's Nenrling Record Broken by
Potomac in 2:io IL, u Gain of3 IL.

BALTIMORE. ND, oct. Gold wea-
Their again kept the attendance down to
a few hundred persons at the light har-
ness racing OF the imlcO Driving cub.
| Allendora was a hot iavorite for the UNI
finished ~ pace, bat Adornment clearly
outfOOted her.
Neither OF the events on to-day's card
| was dcci icl.
Preceding the Driving Clubs programme
the ilrst day racing " the annual meet
ing OF the Horse Breeders Association or
Maryland and the District OF Columbia
was disposed Of. There was but one
starter Tor the fOur-year-Old stakc-ylz:
Hart q. liclton's ray nliy Angela, by
/ Orange Blossom.
The yearling stake. two in three. hair
mile heats, was won in straight heats Dy
Carlos de- Garmendis gray colt Potomac.
Best tme ~ 81.
There were three starters immediately
after the race Potomac was sent q mile
in 2.i9 IT,. which sets a new mark for
Maryland yearlings. the record heretofore
having been 2.52 II. ne hOrse-breeders'
meeting VIII be continued three days.
Two-tweuty-seven class. postponed after
second heat Mouday-purse, Sl,ObJ-
Acornmcnt %. 81. by William l..
tAndreWs) .........-......... .......l
AlleudOrd Neutrality-suspicious.. I ,
Time. 217 IL. 2I7 ii, 2i5 il. 2li Ii.
Two-nineteen class, trotting-purse,
N,eO unlinished)-
Monocacy o. 50. by King
Wilkes garmendia) COO.
-, nr'ieye ................... II II
Tine: IN il. 2ls il. 2:iS 81; 2:2j
-, Two-twenty-seven class, trotting-purse,
81 80 unfinished
silver Mark o. g., sire unknown
.lHiAtj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ] /
SNItr'i ''''..''.' '....-..................l 3
Time: 2:2l II 2:ls IL 2:2l.
Al GRAyFsFsD
GRANEStND RACE-TRACK oct
Though an ATTRACTIVE card was presented
here to-day. the attendance was small
The track was Ia excellent condition ami
the going fast. The stake features Of
the programme were the Greenfield stakes
and the Culver Handicap.
The former event VAS won By Harry
Reed; an odds-on iayorite. by length and
q half.
The Culver Handicap was also can,urod
BY an odls-On favOrite. Rey del cararre7
Tie gallODcd AT the head OF his field tha
entire tourney. and won nght.n.r fnr 81
head by three lengths. There were onl,
three starters for the all-ages handiean
tine sccc4d event on the card. but ~
race came near causing a panic S
s.r Walter and Gal.lcc on even terms
made the running. a length and a half he
fore Sir Excess. All three were under a pull
10 the far turn, where the pace quickened
and as they swung into the stretch II be,
csme a hard drive. Sir Walter had Cali
lee beaten at the furlong pole, and then
Sir Excess ranged alongside. II was a
hard drive 10 within few jumps Of the
finish. when Sir Walter looked to have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
fHE CLOSING 0UOTATION or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Thcrc was a de-
cs0ed falhns OIL IA the volume OF busl-
ness I'm stocks to-day, the safes 'op'-hs
up lJ5.54i shares, against F''."'o mares
yesterday. The disUChnaton 10 d"ae
was only natural. In view OF io-lhoiIo"
holiday. A number OF active tta"tIs
did not put In an appearance at al an"
the dealings. except IN lew 4'a"'H,
were entirely devoid OF excitement Al
the opening the market was rather hIW
Tor ,thc railway issues, Lon4oh HdNins
caolod higher quotations for amer ic"1S'
which rather encouraged the local huli7'
Tho rise in the active list at TINS linc
ranged from a TO a per cent 'oioI"nO
Fuel AMI Iron. however. jumped 10 ~,
while the preferred brought -, abdiiS'
%. the last previously reported SAY.
The Improvement ID these stocks was
due 60 statements that the company "@s
hQuidat"d cumbersome HoaNn-
through the sale of hiork OF ID l"'
mortgage bonds. There was N.t'
furry n Northern Pacific bonNs Oh on,
announcement that the London pian '"i
reorganization OF The company WI"
hih-0r'at Nofihtr" kuai@il9 '"' ini
abandoned Later on frrsilfNi illli
stated that mo- one had any hNlt'"i ~
TO speak for the Great Norihrih an 'ic
matter II i- "a very pfciY H""'i. "'
1t stands. ana eNp,a 'li ,, "'r fradino
be pa order The bulk OF ih' ""'in".
however was m the luiustfials, sugar
figuring for 500 shares anu 'hlcabo
Gas Tor .4Vn shares. Inc iaS'-'''.i'.t
81, 10 co.. iGi. Up to date. no state
mont has h,~n given out as 20 me dihl-
deud policy OF the company II - M
a.rsfn.l that President Lincoln, Of me
COMPANY. is IN town. The stock market
closed barely steady. The net changes
IN the active list show advances OF -" a
Der cDrt. The lndustrials gained p. 10
q. per cent Chicago Gas lost l's ana
Tobacco "a per cent. The bond naIh'l
WIS higher. sales footed up 10 Sl.b's''"'
I'll. sales to-day of listed stocks atti'-
gated l.l.uuo shares. and oi unlisted
stocks. ~ uu shares.
Money ON can easy at 1uifs per cent.
last loan at ~ per cent, ana closln"
offered al ~ per cent; prime in'rcan .iie
r.tnor Su.i. per cent. bar silver. CO...
Sffring exchange firm. with actual bust
ress iu bankers bills al ~ l~' ior
SIXTY days and 1Sn2n 1873. for demand
posted rates. $500 fpis. CONNIE cial
tns lN,I.Di>Ni. Government bonds
fi.aly. state bonds higher. Ram '.H
bonds firm silver at tht board was 4-.I.
Treasury Balances. Coin, Slol,,if'O"p'
currency. ST.. 10.
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Property Transfers.

Rich ond: Edgar Alien. j. samuel
Parrish, and their wives. 10 wesley. sig
naIgo. and Satterfold. A. feet on east side
Eighteenth street. between Broad and
Marshall. $3.50.
Adeil l.. Burnett TO -. Wiley AnitfroH'
. ~ feet on west side Laurel street. ne
tween Spring and China, subject 10 deed
of trust tor $3.50. 50.
Josie V and Chapman j. Eubank TO
William T. Lib. D feet ON vest She
Pine street. near Holly. N.to
Valentine Hochier. Jr.. and wife io <
gle D.. wife OF " m a. jerks. ~ -i i'rt
on south side Grace street between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-se' s.
John Rcbman and wife % John X.
Chnes. T. i-l2 feet on east side Second
street. near Jackson. So.
Emanuel Raah and vito to the city OF
Richmond. triangular lof. bounded b,
Broad ami Adams streets and Brook ave-
nge. $1,000
John Wesley to Wesley : .raigo a SAT-
toraeld 30 II feet on east side Eighteenth
street.. between Broad ami Marshall
5000.
Emma 6. ana Charles y. watkins 70
John y Alvey 20 ,-lZ fcet on south side
Gra.e street near Henry. S.-".
Nf~f-Erl Land and Improvement Com
panv 90 Fritz Sitfcring. 30 feet on east
side Iomhlrdy street. ncar Moore. ll
foot on west side Bowc street. near
Moore. two hundred and tnirty-fonr feet
ON south side Moore street, extending
from Lomharly to nowe. ~ foet ou
Moore street. southeast corner -iowe. and
l3l feet ON ea~t side EuWe street. near
Moore $3.50.
George NJ. ana Annie ". Young. 10
Ternv g. Brown. 80 feet on lnrteth
%
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has produced marked change in the 'cchs
OF corn, wheat, and oats.

has produced marked change in the 'cchs
u '''"' Z. H. LIVELY.
ORANGE. ORANGE COUNTY Rain in
terfered with the oats and nay idiNcst.
The storm of THURSDAY was severe d.,u
attended by heavy wind. viii n dil con-
siderable damage TO oats ana corr over
a tract four miles long and = mile " de.
Corn is reported fine crop. ..o>-
FREDERICKSBURG. SPOTSYLVANIA
COUNTY Some heavy shC" rs thls
week. especially on the 30th, one AT Z r.
NJ Welding 10 inches. and one AZ = !.
NJ giving 0.95 Of an inch. Oat haiN.st
much Interrupted by the rai", anu eo'nl-
ffou moi as good as 10 promised % pe.
corn growing wei but too wet 20 work
Pasture < uncOmmOnly good and i've STOCK
49,, well :. q. HOW ISON.
SA\C,EY MILLS ALBbAlARLE COJN
TY.-Apples and peaches are being snip
ped. Grapes are rotuhs pau ~" s-,b
showers occurred from the sd 10 the zsth
and again on the 18th Rain IS stu need
ed Total amount Of rain o;n- % d"
inch. = a. : - ~ 4, Y
TY.-AIost Of the wheat IS harNes,rl.
Tho rhinrh bug has DAMAGE. many CROPS
Nice. growing rains fell the last OF -''o
week: amount, 40 inches, r,r>-ropD
Dr-cJ<INGHAM COURTHOU 81. me
rain of tho 9Th WAS much needed an"
vas OF great benefit 90 farms an" ga
ueiiS' BENNING SHAW.
Fine growing rains were rei"tl," ~ wv. wy
correspondents at me lo1JM i,e .hr"oc<
Birds Nest n.>p on the = th' ''iial,V N, n,
10 ON the 9th. Sp0tisNille, ~ on at99
9TH. sunbeam. 10 on the -tt". aiN r.,
IN the 2>th. Talpa. 800 on lHe OIL. IN
Air. 0.sS ON tho -itn ana lu' on ID 90 an me
Aidneld. IFS on the 26th, ana ~ o" ''''
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July and August. Joitc.: September 5lac
southern white. 1d'2c.; yellow. '-,h.f -
oats very auiet and easy. 40. white,
western. X,iLm3ic., 30. mixed, western
3on3lc.
rye dull: No. . 5SnGOc. -
Hay easier; choice timothy, slovVt
100
Grain frelghts steady: steamer 10 Liver
pool. ll.nliad.. Cork for orders, 2s.ui.
Provisions firm. mess pork. slf.p, hulk
shoulders $50. short RIBS ana clear
sides. $50. sugar-cured, Srpi Mans
small. Sll.,O: large. Sll.2J. 80
Butter steady. fancy creamery, isg
l9c: ladle l36I4c.; storc-packed, 3fl2c.
Eggs firm at nc.
Coffee quiet at <l5.fJ.
Sugar dun. graduated. Sito.
Bonds-Nirginia Century. GiiHiG2tc
Northern Central. - bid; Consolidated
Gas stock. G&AaCgs. 10. bonds, 5s, 1861
dlOGt.
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information at this time as 10 the actual
state OF affairs yet 10 Is pretty well
understood by those who are In posi-
ton 10 know that the report viii BRING
forth rather astonishing developments.
and II is said that the condition OF al
fairs at the Eas-works Is by no means
as II ought to be.
Since Mr.. William +. Knowles has been
elected superintendent Of the gas-works
ne may be- seen any morning al > O'Clock
either at the upper or lower works look
ing after tho department and endeavoring
TO straighton out matters. Whcn 10
was asked the direct question yesterday,
he had 20 admit that the anairs OF the
gas-works were IN a pretty shape
When he was asked as 10 Nnet"tr
he intended 10 make any changes. he
remarked that he could not tell AZ TINS
time what he really would do. but that
he was first anxious 20 get things
straight
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The pamphlet containing tne prayer OF
Rev. ii. y. Hoge, u. H., dedicatory poem
of A. {. Gordon. Esq, Intro uciory adj
dress of Hon -. G. Kcharls'n, and adj
dress Of Rev. X. g. Cave, published by
order OF the Confederate soldiers and
Ssiiors' Monument Association, is now
re,,av for distribution at the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. No. COZ east Main
street They viii be delivered TO the
members OF the Association. exclusively,
until the lluh instant on ana after that
day they will be delivered TO Inc general
nuiJic until the supply Is exhausted.
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WILMINGTON. y. g.. July ".-Rosin
firm; strained. SLID; good strained. Sl-'
spirits turpentne steady, machine,
2bl.c.. irreeuiars. 2-~,c. bid.
lar quiet at $50.
Crude turpeutne quiet but steady
hard. Sl20. soft. $50. virgin. - -
CHAELESTON. :. g.. July 3.-Turpen-
tine steady al &c. receipts. 10 casks.
KOsin-Gool strained firm at SllOnl 10;
receipts li5 barrels.
SAVANNAH. CA. July %. -TGrpentire
firm an 2Giac fIr regulars sales 800
casks; receipts. l31G casks.
Eosin firm at fne advance, sales, 100"
barrels. Quotations. \. -. ami q. Sliu,
-. 81 2-fs b.. 81 -tsnl .1". b., $l.@t -|f
lO. g.. >l3-l also. a. SIIu. T. 81 80. h,
$y25. 3d. >2fo. y. $40. WINDOW G.a-s,
$50 water white. S2.'l
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40 Opinions This week-Nesterday's Pro-
crtdings.

rHENlLLE, va. July special
These were the supreme-Court proceed
nss to-day.
Lyncnburg National Bank ". scott
Bros. and others. Error. From W asi--
inglon county. Argued ny Judge ID.
r. Hutton for appellant ami Daniel Iiiss
for alqellecs, and submitted
I,hn ". Price qualified 10 practice.
Court adjourned al 100 l.. Nj until
1880 Friday morning, and Will deliver
no opinions this week.
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VARSITY OF VIRGINIA.
AZ TWPORTiyT MEETING or THE
BOfRD or VISITORS.
Professor scheIe DE Nere's Successor
Changes in the Course OF study ---
Appropriations Made.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jly g.
specla'.-An adjourn ed meeting Of the
Board Of Visitors convened in the pub
lie hall at the University OF Virginia
yesterday. but nothing authentic OF the
deliberations Of that body could he OBJ
tanned until about O'Clock to-day.
a large amount OF work has been &C.
compllshed BIZ the board at TIER recent
regular meeting in June and the adjourned
meeting held on the p of July. The fol-
lowing are the principal items.
The chair Of Practice of Me iiciue, va
Gated by the death Of DR. w 10. &. DAD
ney during the last vacation and sup
piled during the last session u} tempo
rary ann0intments, has been filled by ne
election of Dr. Augustus HarNcr buck-
master, who conducted WIN marked
success the greater part Of the work dur
ing the session Of 1919.
PROF. II vrnr's SUCCESSOR.
The school OF Modern Language. re-
organized iu consequence OF the pes Eud-
tion Of Professor Srncle De We're. has
been divided into twr-a school of k0-
nance Languages end a. school OF itl-
tonic Languages. Professor james a. Hdr-
rSon. recently OF Washington and lie
University. has been appointed professor
OF Romance laN-It-t.. af.t y iIHNct
Professor ". Howard Parkinson has uftu
promoted to ne professor OF icIt'nir
Language. Adtunc- PRO -1r d. Heath
Iauuft has been lf.H .|I fl .e assoc
clat- professor n il.-.1U .t .Iruce.
J le course az -ti.. fNi .N- ID, Il .t-f'r
BIAS been uI.I.ltnrl. IuN l.I4N uI AafI-
raj Science Studies bias .... .tf.I.I into
fWc-\ ttlrtl ~.l.u.. l'Uf-i.- and lu.iu-
..u}I anI Natural History .l.ll0-l and
'''INfsl ItOit Dlhi-Iit' i1f f.r Is. a.
degree ml-t ulH Take 4t least One course
from each ui these groups. Sid tuAt fur
ne b. Il. i--0 .oul- must hereafter Doe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. NO, July 3.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat lower, July. G9isc.; September.
70.
Corn higher; July, 44c.; September.
4Iic.
Oats a shade higher. July, nc; Septem-
Der. - S..
Pork standard mess. $3.50
Lard-Prmc steam. 63f2, choice,
81 ~
BacOn-Shoulders. $50. longs. 500,
clear ribs. S1.12is. short clear. S125.
Dry Saitod Meats Shoulders :5.]fi2,
longs SG37i2; clear ribs. S5.6-i.; short
. clear. 81 -.
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