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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

NEW YORK. July 2o.-The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes
Reserve increase. -,
Loans, decrease. ..-..-....-...-... - 10 '
Specie. increase..-.... -...'.''''''' 80 ~
Legal tenders, inciease.....'.... vYe''.'.,
DEPOSITS increase. % ''"
Circulation, increase ............ ''''''
The banks now hold -, 49l' 10 IN excess
OF the requirements OF the - per cent
The New York Financier says It's
week. ..The statement OF the Assoclateu
Banks Of this city Tor the wees eDr.-3
Iuly 20. lSg5, shows decrease OF - No.
100 i'm loans. although the inflow OF cur
reucy and the gain OF ,e>j,vp from auu-
treasury operations We're apparently ial61
enough TO prevent iaiiins on ~ n,-
nosits. which increased SSis,jp during
III loans is an evidence OF temporary
the same time. The heavy contraction
stODDage I'm the activity, when mas ntch
a favorable feature OF the SITUATION .oi
fhe past week. although 10 has been evil
dent for some time that the contraction
was coming Stock Exchange transi.t-
lions have fallen off materially, ana the
usual summer lull In other business was
Ia have been expected. The banks gained
81 1T2!s,O in cash during the week, the
total being made up of SJ,ObS,y go IN lesal
tenders and Slui.4oO IN specie. 4heIc
has been a growing demand Tor lulila
from The different crop centres, ana
money Will then begin 20 move out oil
New York In large volumes. The gold
exports. about which so much has been
written during the past few days, nave
had no appreciabie effect on the marAet'
and bankers profess the opinion that the
syndicate is able 10 control the coin ln
connection with its contract There is
possibility of other small shipments
within the next few days. but the lars
forc,n houses. especially those when
are identined with the syndicate. VIII
have no part in it. The treasury dis
bursemcnfs since the first Of the month
have been unusually heavy. but the e.
NJ money has been fully discounted, and
il ought not longer 10 prove disturb
ing factor. Tho result OF the week
operations has been 10 increase the re-
serve S5.OS5. -. but the total is sun Tar
item DESPITE the heavy decrease during
the past six days. is sim far above the
normal. even Of three years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
Barton Heights Notes.

a. T. Rose and children are taking
an outing at Virginia Beach.
Ms J. H. Harvey is summering at the
,,.'ii,,ont Hotel. Charlottesville.
! Reeland has moved into his new
~ corner Barton avenue and Poe
street. rt...i. &C. o,,fta eick M his
horrc corner Barton avenue ana roe
s'5S,,ett,e Frank Cockford. OF Charlottess-
lille IS visiting his aunt, Mrs. W. H.
jones' 9,ss Marie Lorraine. Of stanton, Is
Zinc the summer with her aunt,
MI ME-. Harry O. wilkins and family OF
Mississippi. are visiting MS pio'n''' WI
u; 1l1l al az Iacv' who has been visiting
Dr Garlick. has gone to Culpeper 10
' nr sorigg has left for his summer va,
ootien Law services VIII be held every
sunday during his absence. ., e.o,,,
- Iurpin has returned from
f-'--hhu~g. where he went 70 visit MS
t.ifo who is summering IN that cilS' .,
Nvisscs Annie and Virginia Cole OF
;'i'-,,,,,io who have been visiting Mrs.
IT, Gariick. have returned home. nj 40
,,isees Lacy. Florence, and SAME no
,rirrfon. OF Petersburg, are Nisiuhs ,neii
orrt Mrs. G.. H. Ackers. or BrookIahu
i ,irs J. j. Harvey. Mrs. Luck, and Mrs RS,
Tanner will leave on the alst lot
I'm Grove and New York, where uty
VIII sp Whatsoever Circle of King :
Dduehters" viii have a lawn party s,a III
N~s /, Redd's yard on Medhesuds,s h.,
Xxx S' 'cr-am and cake served at city
-i1n liberal patronage is solicited.
'r6o scholarship 10 Richmond College OF. OF
fered hv the principal of the Baron artqn
fr.i~hts' High School. to the boy stanulns
hirhref I'm the final examinations
snd Won hv Master Custom Otey Wllkins,
a., . H.on elvcn 10 him by the board OF
,'~1 ana be will attend The Colese
h,,44~ H. Harvey will leave Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
CrOmWell's Statute.

Refused by the House OF Commons on the
nth OF June. 1888.
His was the light that lit on Engiand's
The sun-dawn of her time-compelling
power,
The ncontide Of her most imperial day?
His hand won back the sea for Eng
His football babe the Moor change heart
and cover;
His word on Millions tongue spake law
When Piedmont felt the she-wolr Rome
deVOur.
From Cromwelrs eyes the light OF Eng
lands glance
Flashed and bowed down the kings by
The priest-anointed princes; one alone
b. grace OF England held their hosts IN
trance.
The enthroned Republic from her king
licr throne
Srake. and ner speech was Cromwelps.
Earth mas known
No loIdlier presence. HOW snould
Cromwell stand
BY knglets and queenlings hewn In
stone!
Incarnate England in his warrior hand
smote. and as fire devours the blacNenins
brand
Made ashcS or tnelr strength fHD
wrought her wrong.
And turred the strongholds OF her foes
to sand.
His praise is in the seas and Milton's
song. -, - A..
What praise could reach him from the
weaklng thrOng
chat rules by leave or tongues whose
praise Is shame
Him. who made England out OF weak
ness stroag?
There needs no clarion's blast OF broad
blown fame -.
To bid the world bear witness whence he
Who babe fierce Europe fawn at Eng
lands heel.
And purged the plague Of lineal rule with
flame.
Tho,e needs no witness craven on stone
or steel
For one whose work bids fame bow down
and kneel;
ing name
Speaks England. ana 'proclaims her COM
-AIes,ron Charles 6winburne In the
Nineteenth Century for July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

Resistance by the Plant Steamship Conn
panN IL Anticipated.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July @.-Com-
missioncr-Gencsal stump to-day teie-
yraphed Immigrant Commissioners Bethel.
at Tampa. Fla. to at once dcport the
seven cuban cigar-makors now IN ms
custody 10 cuba. These men are part
OF a lot of eighty cigar-makers VINO came
from Cuba last winter. and were ordered
to be deportod last February because
they came to this country under con-
tract. They took the matter to tho
court. which decided 1t had no Jurisdic-
ton in the matter.
While the matter was In the courts the
clgar-makers Dispersed, and only seven Oh
the original eighty have been found
commissioner Bethel endeavored TO carry
out the original order to derort them, OUT
the Plant steamship Company. which
niles between Key West. Tampa, ana
other Florida ports. ana Cuba, ana when
mad originally brought the men TO TINS
country. declined TO receive them on boaru
its vessels.
Mr.. Stump's telegram OF to-day directs
Commissioner Bethel 10 consult with tho
United States attorney OF the southern
District OF Florida. and put the debarred
clgar-makers aboard one OF the flahl
steamers bound for Havana.
II the officers OF the vessel decline TO
receive them, II having been reported that
they Will take this position, then he Is
! instructed to proceed under section 10 or
! the act Of March 3. 1871. This section
provides that vessel which brings I'M
J migrants to this country. who are SUBJ
seauently ordered TO be deported, shall at
! their own expense return the declared
Immigrants to the country whence they
! came"
Upon their refusal 20 DO so, the vessel
shall be fined 500 for each person, and
II the ane be not paid the vessel shan DO
| refused clearance papers by the collector
/ Of customs. This section Of the law Mt.
| stump orders shall be strictly enforced
Commissioner Bethel is further instruct
ed that II the Plant Company makes
rolnt OF the fact that the men now or
| dered TO be deported from Tampa wers
landed at Key West, 10 send them 10
that port at the expense OF the Plaht
! Company. II they make the further
polnt that they are absolyed from the
provisions OF sectcn 10 from the TACT
that one year has elapsed since the rnen
we're first LANDED 10 take the position
that he is carrying out the order or de-
portatlon OF February last.
Mr.. stump says be - deterniinef Z"
enforce the law against contract labofers
! at all hazards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

RICHMOND. VA, july ~ 800
Offerings az auction on Change Ior
the week ending to-day. 81 pdcha5ts =.
emn-ct,red tobaccos, highest price LOT ''7
"f pl,;a S.' sales reported to the secretary
80 ~ Richmond Tobacco Trade to-ady
were light. -..a % tho secretary
OF the Richmond TOBACCO llaue -, 10 -, -
- ending to-day. Wrappers % Hvra
h.,Js. rll.rs. 50: smokers. IL ssi1p
1der.o /. leaf dark, 3oJ; sun-cureu' -.
lnes dark, rs; western :. lo'a'' '''
hOgsheads. - .,,or.s to-day.
ncctions-Dark, h0gsheads. Keih-
srortious-Bright. > hogsheats. 49,.
m tobocco inspector reports Tor the
,,eais ending to-day: lnspections-brl1n..
ii2 hogsheads and tlsreeS, ,a uta~, -" -
,iio-r,,ic-,fs ctions-Bright lJi
hos,shcads and tierces' dark hoss-
heads and / tierce, western, hoSshea AZ
Total sampling for the week ehainS y. 90 :
day: Inspections ~ noss4ea' lbs 49,.
fierces and boxes; reinspectlohs' lVo HosS-
heads and : -lerces and boxes. -.
Nvars' SeabroOks. Davenport 8, Creh-
.L"gSs ShockOe. Vaughan's. Old Domin-
on and Williams and RehlinS's tobacco
warchOuses report to-day Neeelp'S' %
nsceages: deliveries. ~ packages.
PS1rho same tobacco warehouses. with
roros, Shelburne's. Meals. Planters ana
FARMERS ADDED. report FOR the week enc
10 to-day: Receipts. 15S packages de-
iiyeries. SIS packages.
Excess OF the deliveries over the re,
oeInts for the week ending to-day. 100
pfintfsd states internal revenue collec-
.,ens on tohaccos for the city OF Rich
1,n onS1 Va to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
s.ssa p. plug tobaccos. ssoi.7o. Total
stTenited states internal revenue collec-
.ers on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
m nH Va, for the week en- ending to-day
Cigars and cigarettes. sio .y, 10; pug To-
There is very little tobacco coming In.
and ali indications point to. and 1t Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
THE LAKESIDE CYCLE CLUB
An Elegant HOma For The Cyclists 10
Be Erected.
ON WITH THE MlSSISG-LINK TRACK.
Progress Highly Satisfactory, and WORK
VIII soon lie Commonwealth scrip-
ton of the Track and How 1t
VIII Be Constructed.

Contemplation OF ihe proposed Lakeside
bicycle club brings thoughts of pleasant
rides in the cleaning. nice little suppers'
"A comfortable lounge, cigar, ana
s.Ceta. 80. ,ne
vhlrfing wheel in the early morning u"ut
thc blood courses through thc arteries anu
tiiglcs alons tie veins, ana then a uen-
clous bath with the nccdle-like uUeaih9
oil umpid water impinging on every pVaNsi
IL suGgtsts pleasant little larueS "'t
the sweet side OF social life. 8.
la short b. VIII add TO "hceiing an .l ~
lacks TO nh 20 Overlooking the ileas"i''
OF NE bicycle. $1,000, $50.
me Lakeside Club viii be started on
the most solid and enduring BASIS. A l.aiyj.,f
Clnfcr. the genius OF so many beaul'n,
thfrgs in and AROUND Richmond, VIII 'I,0e
the club house on the hillside near wv.
beautiful lake on his property I'VE '"''''
lint h viii he model Of beauty. con
v4nlsuce. and excellence goes without the
say ms.
A. INFLUENTIAL oRsANIzsrioS
Tho club proper IS composed largely OIL
members # the Commonwealth anu ~
mrrcland clubs. there being 10 Whee'ihen
and ten members from each OF the '"o
clubs who are non-wheeiineh. - .ho
They of course. comprise many on wv
most Influential and best-known citizens
Of Richmond. ,.-. g.. ,,ro,a,,
The complement OF members Us ai'cd"s
about made nap and tnc oftanl1"lloii ~
in excellent shape. MOST OF lhtn ~
constantly and they look forward TO I'D.
cetatusnmcut of the clubhouse with IN,
most Measurable expectancy
while every convenience and comioI'
~, &C. furnished for the sport OF wheel
ing. the care OF wheels. and the pleasure
Of The rider. tho club will take a Miuei
SCOPE than "a mere bicycle ciuo.
ARRANGEMENTS viii Doe made Tor the 'u
80
sam. home-liko cOuvcnicnces 90 the mem
hers that are furnished at other SOCIAL
clubs. - .,-,
Lady friends are expected 10 rest lhe.,
80 ,h.fr rides. and every arraIeemtn
FOR their comfort Will also be providea.
The building viii be Of rustic design
and modelled after the Log Cabin country
Cuh. Of Macon. ga. ana whiie SOM
ota,ree NAV hoe made from tho oriSina
MAN the general style VIII be adhered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

The case Of r. W. Lawrence chaIgeu
with hitting With stick a colored man
named g.. w Pnckney. was called lor
trial +. the Police Curt yesterday. Ihere
being not the slightest evidence to SUD
stantiate the charge. the case was dis
missed.
Eddie Jefferson (colored) was fined -
for assamung and cutting Eddie FORD
with a knife
Herman Beason, charged with assault
ing. culsne and abusing Bell Blanch'
was dismissed.
Charles l.. Tufts. charged with steal
ing two pots of paint and lot or nrush-
as. was dismissed.
Robert satterhcld (coloreD, suspicious
character. was given six months. In de-
fault OF 500 security.
j. " Scott charged with being dis
orderly. and assaulung J. II. Jones on
the street. Both gentlemen were put
under $40 bond 20 keep the peace Tor
twelve months
Lee Jones )colorcD was fined so for
fighting in the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

crNcrNNATI. o.. July 2o.-Flour easy ,.;y,
49, natent. 3lO032j; fancy S54Vt
Y t 20. family. S3O5q32o; spring patent
s. IOd3or. 81 track &C
Wheat steady: No, , req, ua i,.S Va n .
WEI" 1afs i drmer. 10. ? mixed. &c; No. :
white. Zlc. e,,o-. family
S' Tara firm; steam leaf, 1913; kettle
Racon firm: loose shoulders, S2.o-l9'
iooee short ribs. SG75. loose short clears
81 90. boxed meats &c. more, H.,
DRY sailed meats nrm, loose sI n.el-
a. q -. loose short ribs. 500: loose
short clears. $500; boxed meats worm
whisky quiet and firm at sl23.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, July TUT
quiet. -. . rod spot. July,
go, red Si.acilsc. southern sGn;l By sam
Corn hrmer; mixed spot q d - t9,'0 '''9-''
July, 5OQ5lc.' DO. yellow, 'l n aSst 32Q
21 GS's 10. mixed. western, JoqSol@c'
Rye quiet.
Eutter steady; fancy creamery
S' H4,oSnd9sNVirginla Century GG7sa6I b l,at
,imore and Ohio. o. bid; Cohs0ilua,, =
Gas Jas, stocks. G2KaG3; do. bonds oS' 10
asked: do Sc. losl..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

i
CHICAGO. ILL. July D.-some sur
rrtse was c>casiOued by the stfeAsth
manifested boy wheat To-Day, III ~
streets report unusually smdh 'Nlvi. -
an encouraging outlook for winter wheat
The receipts ih the Northwest Weie ".
ard shii n.ents from the seaboird hshl
These iacts were argued IS "caAness;
nut the market was Erm anu c'ossr
With a gain OF lc. for the day. IN
nnyine was scattered, Armour recciFla5
credit for purchasing some. SAoIta
covered moderately. their buying con-
t~lhuting the gre1ter proportion 9i tie
atr.noth New York reported foreign
i,,.ing at the seaboard, and Baltimore
~ red OF fourteen bOatloaus SOLO Tot
export at that place weight was at
tacnei 10 the buying FOR interior loih,s,
which has been going on lot some I'M
past. the had harvesting OF winter wh.'t,
Icing thereby ccnhiIned. sep.'''-,
wheat OpeuCd from OJ'lc 10 % g., 'iu-
vanced 10 G1Ac.. closing at b'i.Ho'fs-.,
ic higher than Yesterday. tash wheat
vas quiet and unchanged.
corn rallied with wheat early. but
eased off before the close. There was
greater nrmness IN the IN tfk-t IMAM Aa1
been looked Tor. aud u could only be- ac-
counted for by the disposition ol sno, u.s.
10 even up. Certainly there was no
information on which % base strensin,
and the sentiment az the present ume
IS not a hullish one. Bra4street re-
ported that the total yield Tor the year
cr5p will probably exceed even previous
lareo views. september corn op-.ca
rom 1850. 10 43isc., advanced 10 4ii4c..
closing 20 l37.c. unchanged from yester-
dqv. Cash corn was easy and i4c. per
bushel lower. 81.
Oafs-Pr!ces for oats changed very lit
nc while the fluctuations that took place
yyer. mostly I'm response 10 the changing
prices OF wheat and corn. The trade
vas typical Saturday, no feature or
news Of business developing. September
oafs closed nc. higher than yesterday.
cash oats were ii4ilc. higher.
Provisi0ns-Y Yesterday principal sell
ers Of pork were believed 10 be the best
buvors to-day. although the trades were
through a different set Of brokers. Light
receipts OF hogs. small estimate Tor
Nondav. and an aggregate for next week
smaller than for some time made shorts
ureasv. To-day's hog market was up
ioc. per IOO pounds, which gave product
its first lift this morning, after, which
he buvi.g sustained and advanced
nrices The close on September pork
vas 2oq22i.c. higher on September lard
-T5iLc. hicher. and on September ribs
pic. highcr than yesterday. Domestic
ana foreign markets were quiet and iirm
rba LEADING. futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

ST. HELEN's. OREGON, July o.
4 mob OF twenty men. bent on wreaking
vengeance on a mend. visited the county
iail last night. but found that the man
they were after had been quietly sung
gled out OF the county by the authorities.
who took him 10 Portland tor safe-kcep-
ing. The man Is Ira j. kench. who re-
Gently came here from Missouri. ana tho
crime on which ne Is held Is most afro,
cious. as II was committed on an Invalid
sister-in-law.
While his brother was away from homo
he took advantage Of his brothers wife.
who was I'm a delicate condition. aad near
iy killed her.
Every attempt was made 20 keep tho
horrible AFFAIR quiet. but when the news
leaked out. the Infatuated neighoornood
started out to take the law into their own
hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

The Harrisonburg Guard Sent Thither By
Governor O'ferrali.

IEARRlsONBURG. VA. July %. -spe-
cial 1.-The Harr sonburg Guards have been
ordered 20 Pocahontas by Governor
O'Ferralf The company left here this
afternoon with fifty in ranks. In charge
OF Colonel o. 3. Roller.
STANTON. VA. July 2.-Spec.al.-
The HarrlsOuburg Guards are here to-
night in special car bound for Pocahon-
tas. Colonel o. y. Roller Is in command:
This company will relieve one Of me
companies now on duty. The Harrison
ana Ohio train tonight. reaching the
Norfolk and Western railroad at Basic
City, at +. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

A very interesting game Of ball was
played yesterday afternoon between the
Virginia CItepers and Barton Hcights
teams ON the latters grounds.
The Barton Heights team was out
cl8ssed and Out-playcd at every stage or
the game. and suffered defeat by a score
of Do 80
Batteries For Virginia Creepers. Nose
ley ana Greenwood. for Barton Heights,
Powell and Bennett.
The feature of the game was the bat
ting OF the Virginia Creepers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

morning for GOOchland county, WheIe ne
goes 10 see his boys, VINO nave Den
snending the summer with friends. MI
Harvey viii make the trip on his wheel.
The distance is about forty-ilVe ini.s'
and If the roads are good he eNpeclS 10
There was a match game Of pase-oah
between the Little Hustlcrs. OF barton
Heights. and the Little champions on
Chestnut HILL az Chestnut I'M on Iass
Fridav Tho score was IS 10 i'm favor OF
me LITTLE Huetlcrs Batteries. Obannoh
and Wilson. for Little husuers ana
Clarke and Gresham. for Little Iha'H
pi0us. ro,,iea
where she will spend "A few weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. &C., July 2o, ,-dSOsH
nrm: strained. Sl.l7ia' sood Sua'i'e1'
spirits OF turpentine steady machlhe'
g5ssc.; irregular. 25isc
Tar firm az I'D ,... hara g, %.
crude turpentine quiet; haFd' Si-o'
soft 81 70: virgin 500. oo r.
rt,f 81: - 'f.sTON. l. c.. July 2O-Tur-
nentine firm at 2jisc.; receipts loi casks x.
RosIn-Good strained firm atSl'i'a Id
receipts. 800 barrels. e-,-,.. ~.
SAVANNAH, Ca, July -V- ~ 900
turpentine firm al 2Jtc.i safes i'''V
casks: receipts. ! .32f casks. 90
Posin firm. sales. 800 barrels; ,c Cu1-
,ations: A. b. and c. Sl.2o; D. Sl.3o; X =.
81 10. +. 81. ~: q. SLIGO. n. Sl:i2; l. ST.oD'
X =. p: NJ. 40. y. $-D, "lhuO" s'"'-'
Se.TO. water white. S2.'v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT, July 20. $50.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Davis, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney, B3lu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, ProNi-
dence. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Johnson, Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond, Davis, New
York, passengers and general cargo,
Steamship Chatham, Johnson, ProVl-
dence. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson. BATH
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
or IOI is.

ST LOUIS. MO. July 2o.-Flogr , sse5' ~.
ratent ss'35: extra fancy, s5'lo'io'-''
choice, s2.6JG2.75. &C.. santernber.
Wheat lower, july ooc''
'i Corn lower; July. 4cac.; September
ii esfs lower; July, 23i4c.; September
29Ac. e., tok
ISrd-Prime steam, SEQ choice ~ 49, -.
Bacon- shoulders S6.3iR. longs o So''''
clear ribs SGs7is short clears. So - 37,l.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shonluets 80 To-.
longs. 1913; clear Tbs So''o' S''o'
S67J. >, 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

Mrs. Gin superintendent Of the Male
Orphan Asylum. win give an excursion
10 Ocean View. Virginia Beach. and Nor
folk Monday. August 18th, for the benefit
of the institution of which she is head.
There Will Doe a special coach for rooters
DESTROYS of attending the ball game IN
Norfolk on mat day.
Mrs. Gin will also give a lawn party
on the grounds OF the Asylum. on the
evening of August 5th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

cbicf-of-Police Howard Leaves His ONCE
with "a Clear Conscious.

Major y. +. Howard, the new Chiei OF
49, left his Office last evening with a
-. conscience. lie knew he had done
h,s duty. and had given orders 20 the
roiice officers 10 Gee that the existing
80 arc strictly enforced to-day.
when asked whether it was true, as
had heon stated I'm a morning paper. that
i'~ ,,ould stop boot-blacks and newsboys
.,o,o following their avocations. he
laughed and said;
~ do not propose TO make myself the
,aughing-stock OF other people. only
want to carry out the law as II stands
on tho statute-books. and that Is my duty
as q sworn officer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

c,,rr.l.n11vr srOcK MARKET

1rNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, J9,y
On --cCisffie-Recelpts, 800; market steady
-ororoor 10 extra steers. S3.iO40w; COWS
and bulls. sl7jq375. stockers "a ana ID Ie,"-
ers' - 25d 400. calves. S2.OVg'.'V' leN'''''
S- HI9oss"'Receipts, 5000; market strong
and l0Qi5c. higher; heavy packing anu
Shipping. S5.1505.45i common 70 o.o's5
mixed. s5OoQ55o choice ass s5 -.i,- $40 ,3
G57O: light S52Og 30; piss 60, r,o, nm
cfaneed: inferior to choice. S2"a TO-
lambs S3OONJ.lo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
He VIII Recover.

Mr.. Gidweu Jordan the omploye Of the
Lower Gas-Works who was struck by
an engine az the Chesapeake ana ONO
railway crossing few nights ago. ana
was painfully nurt, was getting along
very nicely yesterday. Or. Hinchmah,
who attended the injured man, stated
last night that his patient was not inter-
nally injured, and would soon recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
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