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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-22
PROF. W. N. WAITE.

Of Amherst Mass, Chewed Tobacco foI
IS years, and was Cured by Narcoti-
Cure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-22

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Locomotives Built Last Year.

Locomotive building IS shown TO have
fallen off tremendously IN the past year.
according to our reports OF the output
Of the various contracting works. The
decrease in the number built Is fully two
thirds as con pared with the previous
year. Reports from thirteen companies
make the total Cos locomotives for 1881,
against 2.0ll locomotives built in 1873.
Three companies. building nearly 20 To-
comotives I'm 1893, did rot turn out sin
gle new locomotive I'm 1891. OF course,
when the general totals show such
great decrease. fl Is not TO be expected
that Any one manufacturer would be
fortunate enough 10 build anything Ike
his previous years work As a matter
Of fact no one company built half as
many locomotives I'm 1891 MS IN 1875, ana
only the smaller builders were able 20
keep within third of the output recorded
for 1894.
These figures are unprecedented in To-
connective building in the United States.
Going back FIVE years. We set the follow
ing record OF locomotives built in the
United States: In 1894. 10 companies built
go locomotives G. built non0; i'm 1893, II
built 2.0ll: In 1892, Is built 20l2; ia 1911,
10 built 2.l6j; I'm 800, 10 built 300.
II is 10 be noted that over so locomo-
tives Of the total number built I'm 1894
were built for export.-American Ma
chinist.
(Of the 6gj built last year % were built
al the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works.-Iid)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
onnntr, rrnnucs whoIs.sle.

BUTTER Is extremely dun, on account
of the large sale Of butterine Fancy
dairy lNc. choice dairy, loo; choice
family packed 1jc.; choice store pacK-
,D PIE; medium store packedD. lUc. ,
common grades, Sal0c.; choice yellow
rolls, l5c.
I'm crates. near by. and fresh, DC; in
crates fresh and clean ne; in barrels
and boxes 0rcshD, 22c.
POULTRY OF all kinds lower and
rather dull this week. The prices are:
Chickens Oarge). &C.; ducks 0iVe), per
pound. Nd9..; mems dive), per pound. &C.;
geese UiyeJ. per head, 40njOc., ROSTERS
t,l.D. prr pound. iUJC.: live turkeys (gOb-
ludIlc.. large 9HlOc.. dressed chickens
tchoicc) 10dllc.. Large, '0Sc.; dressed
ducks (choicel. lOn 70
GAME Rabbits 0arge), l2HlJc
MEATS Lower prices are prevailing,
ass follows. Calves. per pound 'grossI
3uac.: sheep, per pound, 2d2l2c: lambs
,soodi per pound, 2l2d5c.; beef Cows,
Der pound, 2u3c.; heifers, pc: pound,
5u3i.c.; steers, per pound. 2Iu3c.; hogs
tsmalD. per pound, jd5tyc.. hams (smalD,
Wtll-smOked, per pound, lpHllc.; large
tcureU. per pound. GuIc., shoulders
tsmokeD, per pound, 6G7c'; dressed pork,
APiIEs- is scarce All obtained
coming from the North Apples are sell
INK al 81. 5O0}OO per barrel
SEEDS-Clover tw holesdle), per bushel,
2I0; orchard grass, per Dushel, $l,OOa
49, herds grass. per Ousnel, 42g4Sc;
millet (Germam, per bdshel. Soc; GSl 90:
buckwheat seed. per pushel. 704SOc.:
.iaxsecd. per busnel. S1O0
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint. per
pound. 44Q4l9c.; dry grubby. per pound.
$40 D5c, dry sailed. per pound. 3Q3bc,,
6pIfcp FRUIT-Apples fancy sliced.
per pound, 4a5c.: quartered. per pound.
3G3i4c.; peaches peeled. per pound.
9alOc. cherries pitteD, per pound. %
100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

the sound into MarshaIItown, and the
agent came out and looked the wrong
way We had passed zoe 'O"n' anu the
whistle was still behing:
We'll. we got TO Grinneil. and struck the
atdIanea ON the stroke OF President
Grlnnell hadn't told them ABOUT the ride.
The audience thought l came on feSi-
lar train or drove over from the next sta
ton. When | tried 10 tell them about my
trip they only laughed. Ihey dlnht be-
Ueve me Alas, that was the day-that
was the night that / lost my reputation
for veracity. and all these years ! have
s,r,,cqisd 10 get II back. | am vestry-
man now and a member or the Young
Men, Christian Association, but nothing
viii get back my lost veracity, except,
ncrhaps this open confessi0n-now FOR the
fret time made. $50,
When I asked the venerable President
Grinneu. years afterward, now ne came
TO telegraph. "Gct Perkins 10 Grinnell or
XIII him." he said:
for Congress then. and 1 didn't have any
record 10 run on. Al had done was to
condemn land for right Of way and Kill
Immigrants on our trains. 1 was dying
for A record to run on-one that would
bring me the sympathy OF the people.
ana II occurred mind me- he SAID
II slowly. at simply occurred to me
az "A b1siness mani beg pardon
for saying IT," and the tears came
to his eyes-"but it occurred to me
If you could be killed on our train then,
and the people should find it out. why I
would be nominated and unanimously
elected"
Then he added with a long sigh: your
coming and the lecture you delivered
settled me with the people, was
d-e-f-e-a-t-e-dr'-Ma OF Travel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
THE ARREST or mr.. LYMAN.
n is Not Believed n, His Home That Ito is
Guilty ofFraud.

ASTIEVILLE, y. c., Feb. Especial.
The report that Lawyer A. j. Lyman. of
this city. was arrested in New York yes
terIly charged with appropriatins to his
own use $3Li3i, the property Of Mrs.
Katherine YOumans, as printed IN To-
days Times. was a great surprise TO ms
friends here.
Mr.. Lyman is a son Of the lato Bishop
Lyman, of this state. and widely known
here and iu the North, where he married
a Miss Ellsworth, direct descendant
Of chief Justice Ellsworth. He has been
Il resident OF Asheville for twelve years
past. and lately went North, 1t was sup
posed 10 attend the bedside Of his wlfeS
father. who was sick al his home, In
ConuecticuD Lyman is a lawyer, but
chiefly known here as real estate ana
loan broker He owns one OF the hand-
soonest residences In the city ana other
real estate hereabOuts.
IL was known that a New York attor-
nov was here last week. looking up MS
investments and possessions. Lyman mas
been unfortunate i'm some Of his invest
wcnts OF late years, but it Is not be
I,eved here that bee has been guilty or
fraud IN any of his transactions. lie IS
about thirty-eight years old.
Tho Mrs. Youmans mentioned in to
DAYS dispatches q few years ago was
a regular visitor To Asheville, and il Is
true that Lyman loaned money and made
Investments for her. Lyman belongs to
the leading clubs and moved in the best
circles here lie has been absent from
the city about two months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
nnfcfr3 Electrd.

THE annual meeting Of Syracuse Lodge.
M Uniform Rank. Knights Of Pythias,
was held Monday night. The following
officers were elected: Major '. DohatL
knioht lieutenant: j. T. Schaap, sir knight
herald: George r. Bowden, sir knight re-
"order: r. y. Spraggens, sir knight treas
urer; r. H. Martin. sir knight guide X,
~ DYSON sir knight sentinel. These
rfii.,ts we're installed by Sir Knight Cap
tain tain a. /. Lucas, who declined re-ele,c-
Ton Major Donau will send his reslg
nation as major TO reslme,hIaI ned 90
Vision is the only division, In this city,
ana il at present composed Of Syracuse
Lodge, No. . but has opened us u9 ,2,s
cltv The commissioned officers viii
leave here next Monday for Staunton.
where the regmental officers will meet
al $40 O'Clock r. NJ, and II Is expected
The First brigade will be formed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
unrrlrd II tie Mo-nrian CHURCH.

WINSTON. y. c., Feb. i2.-Special.-
\ bright and happy marriage took place
at the Moravian church IN Salem at 4
o'clock this afternoon, the contracting
parties being Miss Carrie Shelton, one
of Winston's accomplished daughters,
and MT. 'harles -. OgbIrn, member OF
the tohacco manufacturing firm OF Os-
burn. Hin x co. Bishop kondthaler OIL
ciatcd. The bride and groom were the re-
ciplcnts Of many handsome and costly
presents. Mr. and Mrs. Ogburn lett on the
evening train for an extended bridal
trim: they will visit New Orleans Texas
and California, and return through the
Northwest.
Severe weather continues here, and II IS
showing tonight The cold snap IS nav
irs- a bad effect on all business.
The Rubenstein Concert club or Sa-
lem. gave "a highly pleasing and credltable
entertainment tonight. Miss Emma Line
back. late of New York, and DR.. Charles
turner. of Statcsville, took prominent
rarts I'm the rendition OF the splendid
programme. The proceeds Of the enter
iainment 80 to the Twin city Hospital
Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

WOODWARD-Diod. at Lee Camp Sol
diers' Home February II. 1898. Veteran
WILLIAM A. WOODWARD, company
G. Nineteenth regimenf Virginia infantry;
formerly of Albemarle county. Va; aged
Funeral al Hollywood THIS DAY WED
ncsday) at u o'clock, Rev. Or. Hose OF
hciating.
WELI.S.-Died. at the residence of her
Ayother-in-law William W smith. 20, 20
instant, Mrs NJ. JENNIE WELLS, relict
of II. Lee Wells in her ffty-second year
Precious in the sight of the Lord is
the death of His Saints"
Funeral will take place from Clay
Street Nj. %. church TO-DAY CWednes-
day) at O'Clock =. NJ Friends OF the
family invited TO attend.
no flowers.
CAMP Died. in Hamilton, Mont, Feb
ruary D. 1893. ROBERT FISHER CANT.
aged thWty-two years. 49, ~.
Funeral will take place from Monu-
mental church WEDNESDAY, February
18th. al II o'clock.
AsheviiIe q. O. and Savannah (Ga)
papers please copy. u
DEVINE.-Died. February nth. at II
O'Clock l.. NJ. Mrs. MARY DEVlNE,
widow OF the late Frank Devine and sister
OF Mrs James Murphy; aged seventy-hNe
years. - Co.. r..o,,,
Cathedral WEDNESDAY MORNING at
$50 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
invited TO attend
Iynchburg papers please copy.
El.LIsoN,-Died, at the residence OF
her husband. No. 10 north Cherry street
February 18th. at 5:45 i. NJ, In the
thirty-third year Of her age, ROSA b..
wife OF Charles Il. Ellison.
Funeral from Groye-AVenue Baptist
church WEDNESDAY. 18th. at 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Hastings curt.

The following cases We're disposed OF
in the Hastings Court before Judge Witt
yesterday:
Plnky Mills. charged with forging an
order for various goods purpOrdns TO he
signed by Ida Waldrop was sent TO the
pCnitcntary for two years. She also re-
ceived two years fin the peuitenCary for
forging an order purpoting 100 be signed
by Mr.. j. y. Davenport. Two other SINH
lar charges were quashCd.
Stroller HILL Henry Hunt ard John
Hunt, charged with stealing two brass
boxes. the property of the Chesapeake
AMI Ohio Railway Company. They were
cent 10 Jail for ninety days each.
The case of Thomas II. Parker. alias
Frank H. Smith. charged with stealing
5000 from \. W. Withcrs was COM
tinued until the next term Of the court,
on motion OF counsel for the accused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Richmond Perpetual Build
ing. Loan and Trust Company 70 r. h.
Habliston. . feet on north side Grace
street, between Maalsoh anu 'ciA''7''''
T. l.. Rhodes TO Minor 5. Crump. inter-
est in a certain stock Of groceries, ana
Henrico: y. Cohen 10 Dora. wife OF
Joseph Weinstein. 90 acres on Charles
city road, 81 500. -, .,
James =. Dugan's trustee 10 John 1. -;
Melton. 80 feet on north side Broad
street. between Thirty-siXth and Thirty
Thomas II. Farrand to S. Z. Dillon. 80
feet ON east side Holling street, 80.
Isham James TO Harriet James, his wife.
Joseph l.. Rholeder to william II.
Brauer. lot in Highland Springs. $40.
:. +. Waddill, clerk, 10 W. vi. Justls
and T. II. Webb-Peploe, 20 acres adj.
Hutcheson in name OF Alex. McCrae. for
taxes. SASS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
St. ya.ontine,s Birthday Ion.

Good old 81. Valentine the old gentle
man supposed 20 keep guard over the for
tunes of anxious lovers. las been induced
to pay a visit TO Richmond ol his bhth-
day. February 18Th. lie viii receive at D
south Third street from 4 10 J.. NJ.
His hosts are the Earnest Workers OF the
Grace-Street Prosby terrain churcn, and
the guests invited TO meet him are the
little children, and the big children, also,
OF Richmond.
The little maidons are requested 10
bring their best dolls. if they desire 10
have them dressed in Mother Goose char
acters. The boys Will each one act as
some little maids Valentine.
The admission fee TO inis grand tea Is
five cents. and cd St. Valentino promises
all that attend a very enjoyable evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Comfy News.

Junus Turner (coloreD, charged with
bousebrea king. was tried I'm the HcnricO
County Court yesterday and sentenced
TO I'VE years ia the peuitentary.
Robert Randolph (coloredl' charged win
one year i'm Jail and fined -.
Calvin Anderson (COiOreil, charged win
assault upon sofia Fitzgerald, was given
six months IN Jail. "a,
/ rousing Democratic meeting was held
at Shnmaker precinct Monday night. \
club was organized under. the name OF
TuckahOe Democratic club. Eighty
seven names We're enrolled. 0eFeTdI eau
didotes were present and advanced their
claims. The meeting then adjourned 10
meet Monday. February lSth. at the
corner of Vine and Cary streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Thomas Johnson (colofD was arralgn-
ed before Justice Crut hneld yesterday on
the charge OF stealing a mandolin valued
al SIS, the property Of Thomas Fo'dner.
but his case was contirged until to-day.
Lewis Gray (coiored), charged with
overlooking his team and using prOfane
language on the street also had his
cas- continued until to-day.
Alex. Peah was charged with assaultIng
and heating Martha Currie. lie failed TO
appear when his name was called, and
an attachment had to be issued against
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

The historical committee OF the Grand
Camp, Confederate Veterans of Virginia,
will meet at Aiurphys Hotel this evening
al s o'clock. to consider the question OF
introducing new school history FOR Nir-
ginia's public schools. This session Will
be attended by n similar committee APP
pointed by Lee Camp
Captain r. 9. Morton, Of stanton
inspector-general on the star OF the
grand commander of the Grand Camp, ar
rived in this city yesterday afternoon 20
attend the session of the above COM
mlffon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
C1f InfDS.

Sr LOUIS no. Feb. 12.-Flour dull;
natcnt 81 iad2G0: fancy mixed. S2.lo'
VH Me- lover: February. 5lkc.: May
,oMS, ~ rs. July. 52Q52llc.
Corn higher. February. 4O@c.; May.
4la.c: July. i2I44@&c oo,, ~,
oats lower. February, "Oi2c.' May
Pork STANDARD mess, sl010@lo.i5.
orG Prime steam. Sc ~ choice. SG.5J
DIV sailed Meats-Shoulders. Si37ia;
long clear. SJl2i4: clear ribs, 500: short
rlner 81 20. boxed &c higher.
Bacon- Packed shoulders. $J2J; ribs.
S.. -: short clear. $500.
lIfch wines steady At Si22
RaRglng- order prices "a pounds at
&C. . pounds at &c. "a pounds at Jtsc
Iron ties. CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

RICHMOND, VA, req. - 1870
40 offerings of tobaccos at auction on
private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day :.
Wrappers. - hossheads; nllers, sH1h-
crs .: leaf CtarlO. q, Tugs (darkI j. TO-
mo fo6acco Inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS Bright, % hOgsheads, DARK,
n borshcade. RcinspcctiOns-Brlgh ;
hoeshcdds: dark. hogsheads
Myers. Allegheny. Shelburne S, Shochoei
coabrOOk'- DAVENPORT CrcnshaW s. ana
Planters tobacco warehouses report 70
day. Receipts, / packages; deliveries I"
tinted states internal revenue collcc-
lions for the city of Richmond, va" TO-
day. cigars and cigarettes. N'-;Jo, plub
tobaccos S2,ilo.1G Total, A2'lE':o3.
a very good sale of dark loose tobaccos
at Dayenports warehouse to-day; prices
a vcry good sale al the Southern"
to-day. prices satisfactory; expect an
Their break for tomorrow, weather per
No Visitors registered at the Tobacco
M1ssrs charles w. BONNER & Go. re
port the Lyuchburg tobacco market Tor
the week ending saturday February -
1906, as follows. ,,,.-
sales for week ending February . 1879
~. 700 pounds. sales for week endlnS
February -. 1898. 81 900 pounds; decrease
week. ending February . lN'1 4o',3V
POUNDS. 1880
airy g. 1888. GgG2. 500 pounds; sales from
October t. 1855 TO February ., 1871,
T.4lo2OO pounds, decrease for lS'4-lsd1.
ffftuD pounds.
The main features Of the tobacco mar
Ilet this week were the small receipts
and the weakening Of prices. With the
thermometer lowering way below ireez-
inf, Uoint and the streets in such con-
dition mat they could only be travelled
with difficulty, it was but natural that
our buyers should oe Indifferent as to the
were scarce and commanded but little
interest and sold for several dollars per
hundred loss than former quotations.
Medium grades held their own fairly
we'll Iurs. of which the bulk Of offer
ings consisted. showed the greatest weak
cniuc With large receipts and the
weather more cheerful, former prices VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Man OMAR Are toll.

sNIan-o-War" was the name OF col
ored woman arrested yesterday morning
bv Private Waterman Duke, OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio yards, charged
with stealing coal. She was lodged in
the Second station.
Joseph Bergen and Fred. Walters two
white men, engaged I'm difficulty yes
terday morning in the Second district.
They were arrested by officer C.. II. Tai
ley.
Louis Mitchell (coloreD was lodged in
the Third station, charged with stealing
a bag Of potatoes from simon Tinsley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE MD. Feb. 12.-Flour
dun
Wheat steady; No. red spot and Feb
ruary 5J4n56Nc. March 57naJ1i4c.;
May. JS%H1S4 &C., steamer No. red, I1i
cole. southern, boy sample. 5JQ5sc. do,
on grade. o. tNJItc
Corn dull; mixed spot and February.
eGltu4Ghc: March. 3GIsf47lkc; May, ia
ste; steamer mixed. iGc. bid. southern
White corn. 1SNJDc.. do. yellow JOQ3lc.
Oats steady; No. = white western, 3GQ
&c: No mixed, 54ia055c.
RYE steady. No p 5GW51c
Grain freights dun and rates steady.
Provisions and sugar unchanged.
Butter firm, fancy. creamery 25d26c. /,
rolls. q14c.; ladle. ljqlGc.; storepacked.
Fexs steady az 2503Oc.
Coiee FIRM No Z. $500
Bonds-Viran!a. Centuries 50h asked;
Northern Central, % bid Consolidated
Gaz stock, 62H9G3; do. bonds. 6s l0sls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
snrreme Con. t or Appeals.

Shipman VS.. Fletcher. Further argued
bv 4. w. Armstrong and Edward
Burke. ESQ, for appellee, and X. w.
Moore. Esq, for appellant, and at bar.
The arsument IN this case VIII De
concluded to-day. by Hon. John ".
PANEL. when Easley W. Valley Mutual
Life Insurance Company, on the priyi-
legged docket. viii be called. and which Is
ready for hearing.
Frank Glasgow, Esq, Of Lexington was
the only nonresident attorney present,
except counsel In pending case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Law and Equity Court

The Law and Equity Court was en-
gagged Yesterday in the hearing OF the
case of l.. o. Bass against the Western
Union telegraph Company. The suit was
brought for an alleged delinquency In
transmitting telegraph message, there
by causing Miss Bass Considerable neon
yenience i'm not having some one 10 meet
her at the depot upon her arrival in
the city. The jury found verdict for
the plaintiff FOR $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 12.-Flour quiet
and prices unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady at 5fc. for
80 red
Corn steady: No . mixed. track, lie;
40 y white. track. &c.
oats firm and steady; No. 2 mixed.
track. 81 ts1l32c.
Pork steady; mess 5000.
Lard steady and VA fair demand; steam
leaf SG~7: kettle. SGS1.
Dry saltcd meats steady; shoulders.
Sj2J: short ribs 5000: short clears,
SIS }7lL: boxed meats &C.. moro.
Whisky steady at Si2201.2b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb. 12.-Spirits tur-
pcntinc opened and closed firm al &c
for regulars. ..
Rosin firm: sales. 800 barrels. quota
tious-A. g. and C. $tOp; -. 81 -; y,
Sis. f.. 81 30: 6. $40: u. Sl.15; l. ST.
x S21O: w. $40. y. $50; window glass;
s. =: water white, $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

In the City Circuit Court. before Judge
Minor. yesterday, judgment was con-
fessed by Younger LOVING IN favor of &.
Dominica a. Co.. for s2.3256J.
A suit was instituted IN this tribunal
yesterday by j. ". A. Freiburg, against
Samuel Miller; damage, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Feb T. 1895.

Offerings Corn (whlto), 200 bushels.
Sales Corn OWhitcl. 20 bushels.
Quotations. Wheat -LOngberry. 5Ic. 10
CO. mixed. rGc 90 Coo; shOrtberry, J5c.
10 0ir.. SO. red. Ulc.
Corn White. Virginia 5Oc.: No. . white.
zoe. so mixed. $50.
Oats 40 mixed 3li4c. 10 Soc; No.
mixed 1di.c 10 Sc. winter. 43c. 10 a1c.
Rye-5lc % Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
Annth T Convict.

Deputy Sheriff NJ. w. Dickerson, OF
charlotte county, called at the Office OF
me Auditor OF Public Accounts yester-
dav. after delivering at the penitentiary
EDDIE Johnson (colored). who had been
- ntenced 10 TWO years Imprisonment for
housebreakins, and to three years In adj
dition for jail burning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
yvtTAIfNGTON.

WnAINGTON. y. c.. Feb. 12-Rosin
steady; strained, Sl03; good STRAINED
SI1H oe,.
Spirits turp"niiuo steady at $50
crude turpcntmc quiet; hard. $l1O;
soft. $50. virgin 3lUU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

LONDON. Feb 12-Bar silver - 1-lGd
$3.50 g. N-Paris advicos quote 3 per
cent reutcs at lujf.. Soc. tor the account
and exchange on London az -Jl.i 2I2c.
In l--.-I-.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Mrs. NJ. j. Wells died yesterday morn
ing AT the residence OF her brother-in-
law. Mr. w. w. Smith. No. 9V5 west Mar
shall street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
rnr4cCO Exchange.

CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. l2.-Iioliday; no
markets.. Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

3.s5: COWS and bulls. si.ioa3,so; caves
HogsN necelpts. 5000; market strong;
heavy. S3g5fjA21. common 10 S nVsD
mixed Sls0u4 -; choice ass so ,e,, S,,"''s
/ 10, light 50 7OIp4.O1. pigs, $1,000 4,
t,bc,., Recelpts 500: market hfh' NJ
fcTi"r 10 choice 81 $3.50. lambs S'.'@a
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
AN rLrc1ToN LAW ILL.

In the House an unfavorable report on
the bill 10 reduce the State Guard APP
propriation, and favorable one on the
six per cent interest bill. were Submitted.
An election law bill was presented, and
5000 copies ordered printed.
The following bills were introduced:
To charter toe Tennessee and Ohio rail-
road; 20 provide FOR session Of the
Legislature every four years; TO repeal
the act Incorporating the eastern band Of
Cherokee Indians; to abolish the board
Of trustees Of the Blind Institute, and
create board of directors so as to re-
new the present board. The bill to reduce
to fifty cents the fee for the registration
OF crop liens was tabled; also bill to
forbid State officials from taking passes.
The six per cent. interest bill was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee. \
bill was passed requiring me county com
missioncrs to take bonds Of security
companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
crtrcACo LIVE STOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Feb
f2-Cattle- Receipts, $500; market steady
and unchanged; common 10 extra steers.
- %04G.C0. stocksrs and feeders. $2.25sQ