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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
TOBACCO ENcHANGE.

Richmond, Va, Dec. T. lS1'
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. IA hogsheads; nlers, -; west
ern. =. leaf dark. >. Tugs dark, J.
Total, SO hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day ::
Inspections Bright. 80 hogsheads' dai n,
hogsheads. Reinspectons-Bri !
MySts'. Crenshaw's. shockoe Nears.
Davenport's. and Allegheny tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, -
packages, deliveries, - packages.
United states internal revenue collcc-
lions on tObaccOs for the city OF kicn-
mOnd, Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
81. 1905; plug tobacc&, S2,022.s4. Total
The indications tonight point 10 good
breaks of dark loose tObaccos AT ShOckoe
and Crenshaws tobacco warehouses To-
morrow (Friday. December l3. lS3Jl.
Messrs Sublett q cary. general com
mission merchants, No. ll3 south twelfth
street Richmond, Va, make the loIlOW-
ing comments for the week on tobacco.
New TObaccOs, IOOse-kccelpls very
light for this season OF the year. much
OF il frosted-and low grades. we continue
TO advise against shipments OF bauly
frosted tobaccos to this market, as IL
wiz not pay expenses. Old Dark-Jn-
changed. quiet. transactions limited. sun
Cured-But little doing. receipts ana d.
forings continue very hghi bilsh's -
Wrappers in fair demand. other grades
quiet AT ulcNdilrtu PRICES
And quote the following prices current:
Bright NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Common, 50
to So. medium - 10 $3.50. hne. ~ 10 eli.
Cutters: Common, 81 TO Sl3. medium, Sl6
TO SIS: fine. S22J 10 so, fancy, %2'O 10
$50. Filters. Common. $50 10 so me-
dunn. $3.50 TO $3.50. good. 50 TO IS. fne,
SO to So Wrappers Common. 81 10
80. medism. SD 10 so. good, 50 10 ESQ.
fine SO 10 $40. fancy. 80 10 so.
Dark Tobaccos. Old-Lugs. s. TO 81;
short leaf. 81 10 So long leaf, 50 TO IS,
selections SD TO SO.
New Tobaccos. LOose-Lugs, Sl.5o 10 So.
short leaf, 81 to 81. medium leaf. - 10 81;
long leaf, 81 to 50, selections SO to $li.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

ton futures steady: sales $500 bales:
December. si3 January. BIB; February.
s.tT. March. SD: April, s.24: May, s2o;
June, s.3i: July. s34; August, s.2s, sep
tember. 7QG; October 1.y6. =.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l2.--12:o 7. NJ
Cotton: Good business done and prices
easier: American middling. If; sales,
1900 bales: American, l2.ooV Daies'
speculation and export. LOO bales; re-
CENTS. 1900 bales American, ls.bn
bales. Futures opened easy ana ne
mand fair: January ana feoinal .
2g-G4: February and March, as-oi
March and April. 23-tAqi 5l-oi, ApIii
and MAY. 4 2.,-Cfl4 3l-Gi; May ana June
aO-GfMI 32-Gi June and July, 'S-oi'
July and August, 3l-d4gi S"-os. ~
lures steady.
f2lJ y. M-American spot grades, DC
clincd 1-32: American middlinK, l-lp.
GOOD middiing. &5-}2; miadling, ~
low middling 4 1892. good ordinary
1872. ordinary. 4 -
4 r. M--American middling. low mo
ding clause December 3l-o4; sellcrs'
December and January. 1914, value
January and February, = Z'-oigf .u-gi'
buyers February and March, 5o-oi;
buyers March and April. d 3o-O4; Apiii
and May. q 3p-c4, buyers. June ana july
4 ai-0fd4 32-64. buyers. July and August
32-c4. buyers. August ana SsptempeI +,
81 Ga buyers. October ana NoNenlnei !,
OinofficiaD. 4 2l-64 value. Futures c'oseu
steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
, Wedding and Retention.

NILLBORO. VA, Dec. Especial
The reception Of Mr.. l.. Il. Armenuout and
the marriage Of his sitter. Miss Emma
Y. 10 Mr.. j. W Wandless, took place
al tie residence Of the bride, near Mill
boro Springs, at 1880 last evening. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. w.
IA Groves The bride wore a handsome
wedding gown OF white silk and looked
very pretty. After the cermony most
excellent supper was spread.
The bride is the nth daughter OF the
late J. Armentrout. and is highly at
tractive young lady. The groom is the
fourth son OF the late ID. n. Wandless,
and a very worthy and Industrious young
man. both citizens OF Bath county.
Among those from Millboro were W. G.
Warren. 4. 8. Mays. II. II. cauthorn,
+. II. Klncaid, s. l.. Talley, and V. b.
Wood
snow here tonight is three inches deep
and still showing.
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NV YORK pRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec 12.-Flour: Winter
wheat. low grades, S2OVH2.So' no. iali 10
fancy. S235G3.3j; do. patent, 80. iJa 80
Sf410. Ion extIas. s. 5002.G5. city mills,
81 sOn4OU. do. patent, SivVa 10. s0u', ~
ern nOur quiet ana steaoN Noiiiii" 20 ~
fair. s. 1oa2s0' good to choice 40 S1''0
Wheat duh and easy; No. 2, red store
and elevator. G@tc. ahOaI hfc' ~
tions were dull ana unchanstn a. a., ~.
MAY. G7sfc.: June. G7Ac.; july GHsc.;
December, $3.50. e-,.,.. ao,i,.o. No
3pgc elevator, 'oiyy. anoat' s,o o91,'o -
10 advance 10 &c decline; December,
a4Nc.: January. 34Nc.. May, @oc; At,
Oats dun and steady. Options, e aCli
and unchanged. spot plleeS ,,i iSe v.cft
Hay hrm and in fair demand stip-
ping. 7Ou Toe. good 10 cholce' n'i4tan ~
Wool firm and steady, comesuc Heece'
1GN22c.: pulled, 1Og51c. 80, ,,ooo1
Reef steady ana quiet, family, tluNN
12Ol. extra. S-50nSop, beef hams quiet
af SD OOGl5.JO. uerced beef steady; city
extra. India mess, $1,000, cut meats duli
and weak. picked bellies. As7rz. shout
dcrs. $500 hams. Ss.230e75; middles
Lard stcady city, 500; Decemglbosqr.
&, Refined quiet. Continent, $500.
Pork duh and easy: mess, S9.0Op90
Butter I'm fair demand, fancy hrm, State
western dairy 1OiqQ17c.. Elgins. &c.
cotton seed On-Moderate speculative
demand: crude. 26c, yellow PRIME new
2ge. do. on grades. 2SN2shc.
Rosln quiet and steady, strained COM
mon 10 good. 81 7ON1.7j.
Turpentine steady and quiet al <''4P
21@c. ,,a. sor,oe-
tic. fair 10 extra, 3GJic.; japan, 8An 4c.
Molasses quiet and nrm. New orleans
open kettle. good TO choice, new 2'@5'c'
coffee steady at . points. down yanp-
airy. gIs.G5. February. $3.50. March,
Sf3 4OG135O. May. sl2.s54l2O; june
Y2G5. July. Sl2.45nl $50: september
S1.Q5 spot Rio dull and steady NO
Z. SAD ,,, Ct.
sugar-Raw steady and dull. fair re-
fined. 3i.m3nc Refined steady ana quiet
Of A. = 3-i8G4%c.. standard A, 43sc.; cut
loaf and crushed 5ic., graduated rs
Frcights 20 Liverpool steady cotton by
steamer, 5-64d.; grain, by steamer 3D.
asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Assistant Grand Secretary.

DIR. George w. Darlington, the new
Grand Secretary OF the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia. left Wednesday night fSr
his Old home I'm Rusburg. where he WIN
spend the Christmas holidays with his
friends. He will return about January
list. but will not move his family to Rich
mond until spring.
Before leaving DR.. Darlington appoint
ed Mr.. Charles a. Nesbitt assistant
Grand Secretary. and tnat gentleman VIII
hereafter be found at the Masonic Tenn
pie. Mr. Nesbitt Is one of the best
known Alasons in Virginia He IL sec
yetary OF the Masonic Home. ana Is
secretary TO various local bodies. Few
men are better Informed as 10 Masonic
law and usage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
THE PErERSBURG BUDGET.
A Pugilist Sent 10 Jail-Thc Trial of In
lawful Duck Shooters.

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec Especial.
ice Craig, a young pugilist from New
York. was before the Mayor this morn
Ing on the charge OF stealing a watch
valued AZ So from the person Of Mr..
James Thompson. lie was committed To
jail Tor trial.
Rev DR. starr was IN the city to-day.
and his numerous frieDds were much
pleased TO meet him. DR.. Starr came
here 10 be photographed. DIR. STAIRS
photographs are 10 be sold by the mem
beers of the Ladies Missionary Society
Of Washington-Street NJ. Il. church FOR
the benefit OF the society.
Rev II. Il. Scott. pastor of the Metho-
dist churches in Chesterfield county, Is
very i'll at the parsonage at Chester
The congregation OF ST. Paul's Eoisco-
pal church are much disappointed that
Rev. -. =. Evans. of Trinity Episcopal
church. at Columbia, s. c.. has recalled
his acceptance OF the call extended hl,n
The vestry will hold q meeting In . few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
~ YnRK DRY GOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. I2.-The dry goods
market just now ia but poorly attended
by out-of-town buyers, and spot bust
ness IN both cotton and woollen goods j.
on limited scale The mail-Order lie
mand reveals little IN the way Of new
features Spring varieties Of cotton dress
fabrics arc selling fairly well. with spe-
cialties and novelties I'm relatively bet
ter request than regular lines OF prints
or ginghams The tone Of the market
for cotton goods Is without material al
teration In any direction. easy for staples.
and generally steady. FOR fancy nnes
The woollen and worsted departments
are oufaf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

making very fne. almost a ruboed- So
The field Of the Confederate haE VII
,,e ..crandalled." ~ II Is called Inc
southern cross In Il will be all drove
work: the stars will be highly poiisnec.
and thus II will be seen that the So'"s.
and waves. the lights ana shanes ".
the beautiful banner VIII be s''o"<'s
brought out.
4 branch OF palm. typical OF the ever
las ttne palm OF glory of the dead heroes.
IS cons oicuons on the monument, ana
viii he fooled" as tho techn'ca'
term Is.
The letters on the die" the inscript'on
OF which is In RAISED" work, VIII pc
very effective. standing out from the
stone. like the brave deeds OF the dea"
soldiers. whom II 'aptly enIogizes IN INV
midst of war and peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
GUILTY OF SABB4TH- BRE1kIN6.
The Cases Of the Liquor Dealers viii be
Taken to the Supreme Court Of Appeals.

A large crowd of spectators filled the
big courtroom OF the Hastings Court
Yesterday morning, where the various
cases against on-keeDers were TO be
tried before Judge witt and jury, VINO
had been charged with Keeping tneir
saloons open and selling liquor on sun
day Those who had been indicted Tor
these offences were Otto Morganstern.
the Hotel Clifford, John Campbell. Ben
Johnson, and Anthony Schwanc. Mr..
Louis O. Wendenburg appeared as coun-
sci for all OF them, while Commemorative
Attorney Smith represented the prosecu-
ton.
The case OF Mr. Morganstern was first
calico. ana after the jury had been
sworn in. Mr.. Nendenburg moved that
the Indictment be quashed on accom-,
OF duplcity, he claiming that II charged
the accused with two offences, with keep,
ing their saloons open on SUNDAY ana
with selling liquor OH Sunday. He also
entered special plea to the enect that
second time for an offence for wnicn tney
had been punished In the Police Court
The Commonwealth's Attorney de-
INJURED 10 the plea, and pointed out that
the Indictment contained only one count,
that OF breaking the Sabbath-day. After
some lengthy argument by counsel on
both sides the case was submitted 10 the
Court.
Judge witt, in rendering his decision.
said: These cases have taken up our
attention for some time. | have looked
into the question involved. and 1 am.
therefore, prepared to decide II now.
although ! do so with great misgivnEs;
/ have never yet been entirely sausned
"a 10 the Interpretation Of the law. but
/ am OF the opinion that the Indictment
is not 10 be quashed. and ! override the
motion. hope, however. that an appeal
Counsel Tor the defence took an excep-
ton 10 the ruling OF the Court. The
case was then tried and the jury rem
dered a verdict OF so and costs, and SINH
lar yerdicts were rendered In all the
other cases. -.
Mr.. Louis o. Wendenburg gave notice
that he will appeal the cases TO the Sc.
preme Court OF Appeals 10 obtain maj
decision from that tribunal construins
the statute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Property Transfers

Rlchmond: Annie T.. and Harriet SIN
ton to IL. W Davis. - feet on east side
Twenty-seventh street. between Broad
and Marshall. $500.
A. schwane to Julia Schwane, money
due from Virginia State Insurance Com
pany, on two policies OF insurance, H,op.
John Wesley to j. +. Rupert, 40 feet
on east side Twenty-fourth street and VI
feet Oh alley running from twenty
fourth street. between Main and Frank
lin. si,l0J.
Same to Charles A. Metzger, II l-3 rect
on north side Main street, between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third. ana
- feet on same, between same, sz'N"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

A Ministerial student Charged with steal
ing Books.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. Especial. -
Miss Matte Lipscomb. aged nineteen
years. died suddenly to-day at the homa
of her grandfather, Justice John vs.
Gregory. In Atlantic city ward
officer Hampshire, or the police force
arrested q man named James Hayes and
Walter Williams. a boy. last night. ana
charged them with stealing books, which
they had in their possession In the
Police Court to-day II was clearly proven
that the man was a ministerial student
OF Olive Branch Baptist church (colored).
OF Norfolk county. and the books We're
Is only one in the many o. the Illegal
arrests made here recently.
W. l. Parron and Miss Maude Sykes,
OF Berkley. Were united In marriage at
her home this evening.
Berkley Lodge, A. +. and A. r.. held
their twenty-ffth anniversary banquet
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD, Dec I-.-TIouT
quiet
Wheat dull. No. red spot and De
ccmhcr. Gii ,0Gpsc.: January, &c. May,
GQMd6Nssc.. steamer No .. GA n63igc. .
southern. by sample C6Q67c.. do. on
grade. 6lS, d6Gsc
Corn easy: mixed spot and December,
35ibc.: year 3SiS4S3ic.. January. $3.50
83i[c February. 833sQ&Fkc. March. g4a
34isc.. steamer mixed. 32n 32i4c.; southern
Oats firm No. white. western, 25c.
bid. No. > mixed. western. 23c. bid.
Rye I'm very light demand. No. - 40
doc for near by and 46G47c. for western.
Grain freights duh and unchanged.
Eggs steady al 22g23c.
COffee quiet. No. Z, sl4.75
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Ct~CINNATr MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. I2.-flour fairly
patent. S3..Dfi3.75
Wheat quiet: No. = red. track, Coc.
Corn active: No. mixed. 80.
Oats quiet No. > mixed, 2Oi@42osc.
Pork quiet. mess $50.
Lard easier; steam leaf. 500; Kettle.
1913.
Bacon firm: loose shoulders. 500; short
ribs S5.12is. short clears, S5.3'is; boxed
meats Nc. more.
Dry sailed meats firm loose shout
ders. $40: short ribs, $50; short clear.
si7.. boxed meats itc. more.
Whisky steady at 81 -.
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Old Yirginla IIome.lead Burned

GLOUCESTER Q. r., VA, Dec r.
special-At 4. noon to-day the hand
some residence OF Parton. on York river.
formerly owned by Mrs. William n.
Gazies. Of this county. and brother, Chas.
nroperty has just. passed into the han Is
Of Mr. Bryan. OF Indiana. His family
and Mrs Gazies occupy the house. Only
mart OF the furniture and effects were
saved Small Insurance On the house
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iay. to extend cali to some other

DAYS 10 extend a cal, 70 some other
minister.
The grand Jury OF Prince George county
today. Indicted James ". sparrow ana
his two sons Joe A. sparrow md johi
r.. Sparrow. and a negro named oeorse
Martin. q Norfolk, on three charges
viz: For unlawful ducking In James
river. for using an unlawful gun, ana
for the larceny OF ten ducks. the prop
erty Of ". : Bum, of Prince George
county. -,
After the indictments had been iou ~.
Martin turned states evidence In all the
cases. anu all charges against him were
dismissed.
James W Sparrow was tried for IN
lawful ducking and was acquitted. ne
other eases will be heard tomorrow.
The Sparrows are from Accomac county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

Quotations. Wneat-Longberry 80 TO
re. mixed. go 20 re. shortberry. ~ 10
&c. No red, re.
Corn-Whne. Virginia, 30 10 &c. No
. white. 80 TO SIC. No . mixed. - to
iJisc.
Oats-No. > mixed. - 10 23nc: No. .
mixed. - 40 22isc. winter seed. y TO &c
Ey,--l5 10 ihc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
RtrPaHaNNocK's RoUGH TRIP.
Judge q. VI. Peek Is Reported to be Rapidly
sinking.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. l2.-Spe
ciai.-The Chesapeake and Ohio steam
ship Rappahannock arrived here last
night from Liverpool. She was out
fourteen days and reports having en-
cOuntered heavy gales all through the
trip. The Rappahannock's cargo con-
sisted of general merchandise, princi-
paly chemicals and rags.
II Il reported here to-day that Judge
q. NJ Peek, who presldes over the courts
of Warwick and Elizabeth City. is rapid
ly sinking lie has been III for some
time with Brghts disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
a FORGER, roo.
Edgerton While Here Underworld to fsss
worthless <otes.

=. w. Edgerton. who, as published ex-
clusively In yesterdays Times ictt vi.
city on December Cd. owing board p"i
Of SIS at Ford's Hotel. while here psseeu
as an agent for the Phoenix Mutual Lire
Insurance Company. of Hartford, Conf.
and is believed to have obtained money
from several parties here In that cnar-
acter. Some days before he LETT he en-
deavorcd vainly to obtain money from
Mr.. Wyndham Boiling. upon a note. wntcn
turned out to be "A forgery, and also tried
10 work the same game on several banks.
Sergeant Alex. Tomlinson. upon being
informed OF his actions. wrote TO the
Phoenix Insurance Company. and was
Informed that they had no man named
Edgerton In their employ. lie there
upon went to Ford's TO arrest the culprit.
but found that he had left town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
yERDIcr or EIGHrEEN rEhRs.
W. {. :. Robertson. the Murderer Of Ike
Roberts, Sentenced vt Bedford city.

Roberts, Sentenced NJ Bedford city.
BEDFORD CITY, VA, Dec. l2.-Ihe
trial Of W. G. s. Robertson for the MUIR
der OF Ike Roberts. In October last, was
concluded in the County Court to-day,
the verdict being eighteen years In the
penitentary
The case has excited a great deal OF
interest. the COURTROOM being crowded
every day since the trial began last Mon
day The history Of this case as develop
ea by the evidence IL remarkable There
was no evidence 10 indicate that there
had been any i'll feeling between the two
parties OF this unfortunate AFFAIR until
The iey when the dispute occurred over
the ownership Of an empty whisky bar
rel. an account OF which was published
In The Times.
Counsel for defense asked for new
trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

SIT. LOUIS, MO. Dec. 12.-Flcur I'M
changed.
Wheat lower: December. 5Sc.; May,
G2G62itc.
Corn steady: December. oi5sc.; Janu-
airy, 24ILd244c; May, 2JSc.
Oats higher. December, 11i&c.; May
20tc.
Pork-Standard mess. sS.oo0Sl2l2.
sJl2h
Bacon-Shoulders So longs, $500;
clear ribs, S512ik. short clear. 500.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, SJ.l2l1,
longs. s45O; clear ribs, Si3fl2' snort
clears. 415
Whisky steady NJ sIZo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Dec.
12.--Cattle. Receipts. 1900. market slow;
common 10 extra steers. {3O0u5.JO, stock
ers and feeders, sZ25l3.G5. cows ana
bulls. 81 .JOu3jO. Texans. S2.1On3.3J.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. market steady
heavy packing and shipping lots, 81. iO4
5.55. common 10 choice mixed. $3.31ll
3.5Ziz. choice assorted. S34ju3.JO. light,
S3357i3. 52l5. pigs, S2.3OG3 -.
Sheep Receipts, 1900. inferior TO
choice, 81 .JO023O. lambs, S2.OOq3.4u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
GRAVEYARD Insurance Gases.

TRENTON, n. c.. Dec. PR. Hass9ll.
the Observation-Disclosures i'm the Beaufort
graveyard insurance cases, was con-
victed to-day. Others are on trial NJ.
A. Marshall. an important states WIT
ness. mysteriousy disappeared sunday
night. The opinion is freely expressed
that he is not alive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

We've had to replenish our
line of Mems SIS Blue and
Black Kersey Overcoats, and
why? Well, when one can
buy a garment that he has
been accustomed to paving
500 for, for SIS, that inSures
its popularity; and deserved
" too, in this case. You
might pay the $40 that others
ask for it and think it a
bargain.
Mems listers and Storm
Coats are just the thing this
weather. Rain and SNOW
alike, neither can penetrate
them, $500, $1,000, $500,
$500, $1,000.
Mems Suits s. to sos.
Mems Overcoats, IS TO SIS.
DR. Jaeger's Underwear that
hts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Killed White Hunting.

GAYTON. Dec. 12.-Special.-Yesterd
while out hunting with party Linwood
Rudd, an employe OF the Richmond
Mining and Manufacturing Company. &C
cidentally shot himself.
The load entered his throat. severlns
the wlndplpe. breaking his neck and
passing through tho skull Just behind
The left ear. Death was instantaneous.
lie was about twenty-three. and leaves
A wife and one child.
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AS we expected.

the next four months. As we expected.
November brought check I'm the feduc-
tIon of dig iron stocks Coke iron stocks
gained about 20 600 tons, bringing them
back to about the figure OF October LIST.
something under $4,000 tons. The No
vember addition practically balanced the
October decrease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
POWHATAN TROOP MONUMENT.
Work on the Model Being Rapidly Done
by the Architect.

by the Architect.
Work on the model Of the monument to
the Powhatan Troop is progressing rapid
" at the Office OF the architect. Captain
Fdgertou S. Rogers. A feature OF the
work upon this monument will be the
producing OF effects, almost OF color. in
the Virginia granite OF which 1t will DO
made. by the dressing Of the stone.
For example, the work on the entire
monument, except the ornamental part
of 1t, will be executed In what Is tech
nicaily called "ten-cut." the hammer used
having ten i,ne blades upon it, head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
NANAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Dec. l2.-Rosin
firm strained Si35. good strained, SltV.
Turpentlne firm; machine. 2Jlsc.; IT.
regular. 249sc.
Tar steady at SipO
Crude turpentine firm; hard. NlO; soft,
S1.5O; virgin, 81 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
A Case of MansIaughter.

ROCKINGHAM n. c.. Dec. 12-Spe-
ciaI.-The case OF the State against
Robert Uasry. for the murder OF oiiver
Coppei. which has been in progress Tor
nearly a week, resulted IN a verdict OF
mansiaughter, ten years in the peniten-
tiary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
rAIrINInRE sTocK NIARKET-

BALTIMORE. ND. Dec. 12.-Nirsinia
Hs. new. 15iqN76 do. Century. 029l bid.
Baltimore ana Ohio. 4S04S4. Consolidated
Gas stock. G1is asked do. bonds. Gs,
1li bid 90. SIS. los asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
MARRIAGES.

OsBORN-HAYT.- Married. on Novem-
Der nth. at & O'Clock y. NJ, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. J. r. Worten' Mr.. W; A.
OSBORN. Of Halifax county TO Miss
MATTE UAYT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

VIZ IAN on = Tn NlNiNi
LONDON. Dec 12.-Consols LOG 1876
Tor money and 1865 for the account.
$3.50 T. M.-Paris advices quote 3 per
times FOR tie account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

Mr.. John stoddard. formerly Of Roches-
ter. n. Y, is visiting his brother. Truman
6toddard, of a07 south Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was quiet: No. spring wheat. 5p4Na3c :
No red 6iQ034c' No. corn. $3.50
PC. No oats. IKE. mess pork. $50;
lard S52O. short rib sides. $40; dry
sailed shoulders. S545; short clear sides,
t1a2H. whisky. Sl.22
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
rf.l.......r ~. ~. ~ ~

T'I-ITITIVTTN1 ' 10 ~ y T077-
Government securities. fid. Asked.
United states 4s.......... llna 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

Mems Suits. IS TO SOS.
Mems Overcoats. IS 10 SIS.
DR. Jaeger's Underwear. that
hts.