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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
TIE CLOSING QU0TATI 0NS OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Saies ut tho Richmond To-
bacco Exchange-Interpsi Revenue
Coilcc Advices.

NEW YORK. June 15.--Chicago Gas
was the feature OF the stock market 10
day Nearly 25.vD shares OF the s.oC ''
we're traded in, the price ranging iron,
f1uS4L Opening transactions were az
ths hgures given. 5000 shares havins
changed hands. The last sales on FRIDAY
were nj si3A. The failure 10 pass tne
consolidation bin at Springfield yestvlo
day led to the decline notea. pu' VIZ
reaction brought In buying orders, ana
a recovery 10 ~ cnsued. The preah
IN Gas at the opening upset the SaiS",
lstions OF those operating i0f Hisntn
prices In the genera the ns rse sn in Gas how
ever, operators gained courage ana Doushe
moderately of the Changers, lehncss'e
Coal and Iron, Minnesota ana 81. LOUIS;
New England. tanada Sous sr a." a.,
Susquehanna and western. Inc rise III
these issues ranged from a 10 a per
emit. Susquehanna and Western preierIen,
Tennessee Coal and Iron. ana eardu"
Southern leading. SuSquehahua anu 49,
ern preferred rose 10 3Zts on the pthcl
that the company is now IN an easy
financial position. Tennessee Coai ana
Iron sold up TO 30 on the Improved con
difion OF the southern iron trade. Inc
Industrials. outside of Chicago Gas. were
ouiet and firm. Consolidated Gas was
exceptionally weak and fell per cent.
to i4fmi4512 Speculation cioseu mfm III
tone. Net changes In the usna,lE a.
tive list show advances OF isnlts per
cent. Tennessee Coal and Iron. however.
gained 2K per cent. Chicago Gas lost
tx per cent and Reading y per cent.
NJ fetal sales were 1890 shares. In
Guiding Ii2OOD listed The bond market
was active and strong. sales were
Sf,o3s, 900.
Money on call I per cent; prime mer-
,onti1o nancr 3D:,il per cent. Sterling
axehange hrmcr. with actual business
I'm bankers bills at 4Ssi4M4ssis for sixty
days and 4Ssrs n3SJia for demand; poster
rates, aSofpi!D. commercial piiis. $500 3.
as BAR silver. GFt. Government bonds
firm state BONDS quiet. RailrOad
bonds strong. silver at the board sold
at 81 for 1900 ounces. 100 90.
Treasury Balances: Coin. s92, 791 600;
currency, S6J $4,000
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talk OF changing the time IN the city
to Central time.
Mr.. Schaefer Is making preparations 20
start A heunery near this place. Inc
enterprise is 20 be small az first, but
it Is Mr.. schaefcr's intentlon 10 grad
ually enlarge his plant. lie proposes
10 erect right away building y by %
feet stocked with incubators. and every
modern appliance for taking care OF
the young chickens. The plan upon which
the Industry will be carried on VIII IN
sure the turning out OF frem 1900 10
1900 chickens every three weeks.
Mr. j. c. Walsh and ". T. King o.
Tennessee. are IN the city. organizing
comfnandery OF the United order OF the
Golden Cross.
While some workmen We're tearing
down an old residence In the city TO-
day. they found securely hidden away a
small quantity OF coffee. tied IN an OLD
piece OF cloth II Is supposed that II
was hidden away during war times. when
the stun was precious. TO keep the YAM
KEGS from getting II.
Several new business houses are being
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

fan Of some months ago. and the altitude
OF Mexico added too much heart stimula-
ton 10 a condition already enfeebled This
was followed ty = bilious attack.
He left to-day. and viii stop few
days at his home in Northampton, after
which he will 90 TO the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs for month.
Senator Butler said Humans speech
at Memphis was bristling With energy;
that Turpse's was read and hardly heard,
and that he Rdtler) had cut loose from
the Republican and Democratic parties.
When asked how he reconciled TINS WIN
fusion he smiled and asked: DO yo@
expect me TO answer that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
OBI1t AIRY,
MRS. WRIT A cHEsrERMAS.


Mrs. Writ A. Chesterman died at IL
o'clock last night at the residence OF
her husband, No. li13 Grove avenue. The
illness of her father, Colonel Asher W .
barman, occurred at a time when she
was unable 10 stand excitement or dis
tress. and she took TO her bed three
days before his death. Two weeks ago
her condition became alarming. and for
ten days past there were but small
hopes OF her recovery.
Early yesterday morning. being then In
fun possession of her mind, she called
her family TO her bedside and bade them
goodbye, speaking words of comfort to
each. and bidding all TO dry their tears.
At night, for a Ettle time only, her mind
wandered, and death came TO her while
she was in peaceful slumber.
She leaves husband, mother, and two
ehildren-one four years old; one two and
one-half months-and four brothers-viz.,
Oliver Hartman, OF Lee county; Arch
narman of Louisville. william Hartman,
of this city; and Lieutenant John A. Har-
of the United States army. Her funeral
will take place at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow
fNfonday) afternoon. from Park Place
Methodist church. As requested by her,
she will be buried In sunny spot IN the
new part of Hollywood"
WILLIAM II. CARROLL.
Veteran william II. Carroll OF Com
many %" 56th Regiment of Virginia In
fantry, OF buckingham county, died N
the soldiers Home yesterday. His Ia
neral Will take place from the Soldiers
Home chapel at IL a. NJ. to-day.
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De,lh OF Ms. Barb "a Rhodes.

AsHEVnLLE. y. c.. June i5.-Speclai-
Mrs Barbara Rhodes. wife OF Pre- prletor
Rhodes. OF the Wentworth Inn. diec very
suddenly Of apopFxy LIST night. Mrs
Rhodes had been In her usual health up
10 a few minutes before her death. Sns
Was In her private parior talking 10
friends whSa stricken. MIS-. Rhodes came
here fiom Kew York. ami hao made
many friends.
She was very prominent In charitable
works. The remains were taken 20 New
York for burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

% boxes of Wash Dress Goods
will make the sale the greatest Rich
mond has yet seen, for they are all
new goods goods that manufactur-
ers and jobbers only sold because
their season was over, and we bought
because our season has just begun.
While prices may seem ridiculous, we
assure you it is not exaggerated, ana
you can buy as much or as niue ~
you like. -
100 wards Newest and Prettiest-Figured
Chaliie, not In remnants.
AT ic THE YARD.
Dainty, Pretty Lawns not remnants.
AT 4f-Sc THE YARD.
Fine Jaconct Lawns. with pretty small
figures and stripes, the quanty OF
which is finer and sheerer, ana the
goods are wider. than anything mere
tofore advertised at this price, some
$50, yards ia this lot. comprising n
p"''' ATA7-sc. THE YARD.
Corded Dimities. white ground. with
small, neat figures; x.pn
800 wards Of Jaccnet organdies-p inks'
light blues. tans and black GROUNDS;
with Dresden heures-such materlai
as you nave feahiiy Do"sA' 10 f-
TIC AT AT DISC. THE YARD. -
"a whole pieces Of the finest irincsSs
Ducks. in only the most dcsirap,ioe
colorings. not such as you see AT y ~
or i2lkc. but thebest; also, striped ra IA,
atea Cloth-the genuine Galatea tha'
usually sells for 9Oc the yard.
AT G7-Sc. THE YARD.
- whole pieccs comprising patterns
only. Yard wide Pacific Percaies' the
made I2i,e. kind.
>oarlv 90 Yards of the finest French
Jsconets. 81. %. and &c. kinds. ana
the lot comprises some OF All the 'e-
signs YOU have seen this season.
AT 27-Sc. TIE YARD, r.,.s
An entire case Of Striped and Figured
Shirting CalicOes, perfect in quaity'
n is only the price that Is hurt.
AT SIC THE YARD. -
l0-yard pattern Of the inest lzisc' Dio''
O'''s LAT AT lec. THE YARD. mic
40 ,,o,ae ~ Imported White Marseilles,
v.ith woven co.cred figures. the mosl
magnificent material lor lsrI
sfirts and entire costumes ynl ar
of which has never been sou io'
than 7y ST 1oc THE YARD. 1890 o..
Nfatsnma crcpes-exqmsite. 1alI l'S -
Crepes-that the wn2lJ -toces from
nave raved over; whole ill.,, ,, y',,
Which YOU can buy as much as you
pn nMJ say it is hard to. find RiP 1rsss
80 match odd shades OF WASH ~ ,l.-,,e
Goods, but here Is 3ossitiysiv the best
satin ribbon. Hardly an 'uN
we cannot match, ..,,,oh ,.ou would
-" q for 10c. yard. for whlch W"
gladly pay &c ward FOR which you
NO. Ma Gladly pay &c. the yarD'
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Black Silk Laces. to 5-inch that cost
up 10 2c, for Sc. the yard.
Finer and wider. that cost up 20 SOC.
the yard, for l2isc. the yard.
Still finer and wider, that cost up 70 81,
for &c the yard.
All finer grades OF magnificent Iaces
for SOC the yard.
White Ecru and Beige Laces. including
Point d'Nenice. d'Irelaud. d'Gaze.
dSene. Edelweiss. Breton Trou-Tr0u.
Silk Chantilly, and Imitation Duchess.
Laces that cost W 70 sc. for 25c. the
Laces that cost up to sl.25 for soc. the
All the finer quality ones for 75c. the
yard
2l.inch Sun and Rain Umbrellas with
black loop. twisted vine end Dresden
ball handles, for 39c. each.
Navy-Blue Union Silk. with covers and
tassels and blue decorated Dresden
handles. for 81. The handle alone cost
the maker more
Blue and Garnet Gloria Fancy Parasols,
with twisted handles. go.
White China SILK hans. dainuly paint
ed. gilt sticks 1e.
More than 400 Japanese Folding Fans.
13-inch. for lc.
silk Cord Lacing. Sc.
Empire shapes. lpc.
Suk-Finish Parchment. DC.
Shirt Waist Sets. silver and cnamelled,
including collar button three studs,
and Ink cuff buttons, for oc.
Link Cnff Buttons, turquoise and other
stone sets and gold plate. Zoe.
Carved Top Shell slde-Combs. DC. the
Engraved Silver Belt Pins. Sc.
Heavy silk Ribbon Betting, black ribbed
t5c.
II cases Summer Underwear came our
way and will 60 20 YOU for less IMAM
any merchant could have bought them
thirty DAYS ago direct from the manu-
r.adies, sleeveless Ribbed Vests 3isc.
ladies' extra-fne Sea Island hioDei'
1adies. pure White Vests. ribbed. Sc,
Ladies' Tape Mex and sleeve Isle
Thread Vest white or brown L3c
Mems 75c. quality swiss hpnea ohif.s
and Drawers ha.hrIggan color or hght
blue every Size 81 20 a. for tc.
Mems Prr. Wfire Li7le-Ihreai ohris'
silk-b0ul pear. buttons. -. ,,-..
Ladies Long Trloy Ties unest i1ls
and DARK silks satin Innings. the KIND
we have had f1- sc.. II dozen IN thH
sale for 70 -
Ladies pure Linen Standing Collars FOR
1s sddiies Sou" SS,osu1-s.k Hose. fast black.
seamless a wonderful bargain ar So '2c'
ladies' Real tisie-Thread Black Rose
drop-stitch. extra long and wide, seam
less IN every size. pc. MI.
Ladies' extra-hne Gauze Fas1-nlaCN
Hose. double soles and heels. seam
less, for tic. ., ....,,,
These are al new fresh lots OF soo"s'
Not a hurt on any Of them. - M.
% nieces pure Linen Gra1s Toweihne,
striped and checked. D-inch wlde' TOT
10c. o I'll %,
pure Linen Sheeting. full io4 wiae, 'se'
Yard-V ide Butchers Linon run Diea'"'
ed. 25c. the yard. ,.,,s ,ha,
Ladies' Sailor Hats-every KIND tha'
Eaouny1c Sixth
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WINSTON, y. c.. June i5.-Special.--
]. O. Foy. editor of the Danyille Even
ing Star. was In Winston to-day and en-
ployed counsel 10 bring suit against
Sheriff Macarthur. of this county. for
false arrest on the night previous TO his
marriage. which was celebrated in this
city on the morning Of April 2ith.
Editor Foy places his damage At SlO.-
900 Warrant on which ne was arrested
charged him with bastardy.
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SPECIALS FROM THE SHOE BASE
- @Ci%N~ ,fL-NT

SPECIALS FROM THE SHOE BASE
- - MENT.
Ladies, Light Tan Pigskin 50 Shoe, IN
sizes 2 to 4, in and { last
French Kid. square and opera t1e it
Button Shoe. with patent "nu ,asts
tins in sizes 2 10 4, c ana iass
these are the last of those great 10Y
at siSS and sl.y6 10 be SOFA lhls WIN
for g9c the pair. ,,,.. r.,
Mere ttan go pairs ot thilurenS "a
Sandals. with straps ana ~, Due is 5 to
Children's Tan cNforus, III Si~N'
ii. for iec the pair. ~. .,, .e,,,,.
TO those ladies who usualy pay .a,,it
So 20 10 s. for their chcts w 80 90 "a
like them merely 10 look AT o"i
,,l assc co,,IS exnect so many White Goods,
an Inc midst of White Goods season,
for half cost, but they are mere v w ~
these great purchases. eac, tbore
wards TOO, so many, In fact, thcie
will be no chance OF Disappointing y ~.
whenever you ask 10 see them lo'
davs 10 come. a. .,oi,,,.
Imported White Welt T. n "c. iuaiiiS -
f9r 1sc 30 pieces, 720 yards. IN ne 10Y.
Tho frua gc. quality of Black frehcn
Oroandie. L different patterns OF
strlpes' plaids. and checks. warranted
stainless black, every piece tne S ,5f
quality. and It viii be soid LOT i-'-0'
wb,ie Dotted swisses of a very fine
quality. not coarse, some Win stitpcSs
and dots IN all about 800 yar99S OF
10 di0erent patterns, 10 be SOFA LOT
Pie the yard. ~ .f
Pure White Narseilles and +. Is. entlIe
case together with all we have s9la
for ~ and PC, are placed II ono 'o'
10 be sold for l2iac. the yard. 49,.
some $50 wards Of Ecru-Colored SWlsses,
cmbroldered figures and dots very
fine and sheer, not trace OF coais'-
ness. for i2i2c. the yard. r.s,o.
About = Travelling 1ioaks TOT '' snroc
made with long military capes, SOM
@rc brown linen some are mohhr'
which. according TO our calculatio 'ls;
would cost much more Tor nlatellH ~
alone. They are a manuiactur,ear IS
samples Those that sofa from F~'''
10 81 now at 81 each. ~.
The 81 ~ 10 $3.50 kind now at $loo each'
Tho $50 20 $3.50 ones at 500 eaGn.
Aiont % Made Duck SUITS; OF
every size. % 20 a.. made OF besl
o,,alit, princess Duck. navy-blue. with
white dots and stripes; full-baSh' ron
Jackets. godet skirt, yarii WIFE,
for g each ., .oh
White Duck Skirts, all sizes; ,. Ia0''
White Duck Eton Suits, $50 each.
Tlms Diagonal Cheviot Serge. IA YARDS
vide. for separate skirts, ehuIe
dresses. and hne bathing SUITS, 10 ,. De
sold for 35c, the yard what we nave
had heretofore cost soc. ,.,,,,
More than $50 yards OF Wooi-f llsd
press Goods. double fold yA'l Nlue,
light tan colors. for l-sc; Rave Eo"
ever heard Of any thihs INC -. tt
Lace importers have had a very h ar
season. and one we found was so as
oueted with the state OF his business
mat he sold Ms great lot OF the incest
faces a. what we consider not one
third Of their cost. These we put 9ut
FOR vour buying. commencing Monday
rocnin- Whether you need Laces az
present or not. If YOU have any money
YOU will surely buy
AanuoY9c Sixth 1.oa
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CARROLL.-Died. at Lee Camp Sol
diers' Home. June -. 1895. Veteran
WILLIAM H. CARROLL Company -,
Flfty-siXth Regiment of Virginia in
fantry), Of buckingham county, Va;
aged seventy-two years.
Funeral from the Home chapel To-
DAY (SunCdy) at II O'Clock A. VI.
Interment at Hollywood.
CHESTERMAN.-Died at II o'clock
last night. VIRGINIA HARTMAN wife
Of Writ \. Chesterman.
Her funeral Will take place at 1870
o'clock TOMORROW MondaD AFTER
NOON from Park-Place Methodist
church.
Interment in Hollywood cemetery.
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you have seen here for 75c. will be on
sale for Zoe. each.
Those Tailest Grown. narrow brinl, IN
black and blue braid. straw Sailors
will be on sale for l5c.
Stripe Furniture Covering, pure hnoh'
full width, 22isc.
The Muslin Underwear factories ar.
now making stun Tor fall, that no"
We bought these garments so low
Plain Corset Covers. &c.
Trimmed Corset Covers, IT.. ,otLc
Low-NeclS Cambria Corset NoNfts; l-'F~
Strong Muslin Tucked Drawers, isc'
Trimmed Chemse. well made 90
Cambria Rufiie Night-GcWns, 80
Cambria Ruf3e DndcrsSirt 80.
Bes s''' Muslin Drawers. Hamburg trim
T. dozen doe skirts. Gowns. che'nise, aad
Corset Covers. 81 kind, 5sc u-st..
Boys Mothers Friend sur is 10
Ladies and Chadrens Hems'issei
Pure White and Colored- Bordey -
kerchlefs more than o."
A carpet and mating iobberl stni rs
g7S rolls of Mating 10 ma Se r. .9r
fall carpets: These are hea" soii u
our past sale for ac.' nov ~" No
n rolls Fancy Check Mating re-
4Oc SolA-Color Mating, 2oc. f..
The Boys' Ciothine DepartI an-
nounccs every Double-brea -o Nls.
Pants suit IN the horHc.-Q .-se
bought at a reduction OF 81 toEoV.
AS we sell BOyG' Clothing az smaller
profit than other dealers, this means
our prices are probably han % what
the same quality can be bought else
where.
go pairs Of Strictly ATWOOD Knee
Pants. with hip pockets and DARK
patterns. TO be sold for pc. Il would
cost you SOC. 20 duplicate them. 80
soc Percale Fauntleroy Blou1es for &c
Zoe. and 81 Lawn Fauntlcroy blouzes'
soc.
shifting Calico Faintleroy Blouze. sc.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS
RountrecFs finest Canvas Trunks,
heavy leather binding brass locks.
hat and parasol boxes, linen hned'
large size. slilj.
ROuntroes Metal Trunks, round Top,
hat-box. lined for N.l5.
Ladies Laundered Solid Pink ana Blue
Shirt-V aists. with white turn-do~n
collar. kind that sells Tor $780, no" ~.
AT THE TOILET COUNTER 81.
fellows Gossamer Powder. lie.
Oakiey's Talcum Powder. lZc. %
Oaklcy's Baby Powder. re
Fehrs Talcum Powder lt'sc.
Meade A Baker Mouth Wash, &c
Dr ShonielIs Dentifrico 'Zlc.
Cosmos Buttermilk Soap. 6iac.
Colgate's Palm Soap, soc. per dozen
| Nlurrv AZ Iaumans Florida Water. 10
| Carmel CASTLE Soap, &c.
! S0zodonf. i9c
Mems. Women's. and Chiliren's Bath
ing Suits. "a special lot or ABOUT pD'
much under regular prices.
Navarro Sixth n
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The Black Goods Counter will sell
pieces Of Aii-Wooi Black Batls'e io'
5ec.
pieces Of Lupin's ATWOOD Black ia
tiste. Sc ,. ,a
AZ pieces Lupin's silk-Warp Bla,k ia
tiste, 79c. -a
pieces Figured Mohair. Sc; the far ~,
Yard sticks and scissors VIII sursN 81
kept busy at the SIX couh.el, ~, "a
never so early IN June nave w M a.,
for one week 30 many Slih i'oi"' ~
these give-away prices:
AT lsc. THE YARD.
Genuine Pontee silks, linen shades,
small coiored figures. All you nave
seen herei ofore were 3Sc.
AT CSC. THE YARD.
Shepherd-C Taffeta Silk. light ana
dark green and white, the qudii'E ''"'
cost 1Jc.
AT S5c. THE YARD.
Black Liberty Satin, white figure nearly
2-4-yard vide, the 81 quality
AT sOc. THE YARD.
Black China SILK. fast color VIII not
stain; fun p inches "lne'
At 29c. THE YARD.
Black Seeded SIX, that you have never
seen under y0c.
AT lie. THE YARD.
China Silks for Waists and DressesS'
lark blue brown. and black figured
q inches wide. .. oao
BLACK silk Grenadines. that you eau
hardly believe 10 be SIX al the pil0e'
but which are fully guaranteed
SIX Iron Grenadines. SIC. yafe. ,
Satin-Stripe Iron Grenadines, osc yaru'
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way 10 his home. near Weldon. Then
he viii 80 TO the White sulphur Springs.
The State Treasurer has decided that
the special tax on boarding houses. no.
tells. doctors. lawyers. and dentists. or
80 cents a room. and the $40 license, must
be enforced. Ii is one OF the monstrous
laws made by the Fusion Legislature.
All who are liable to this tax and have
not paid up, had best do so at once.
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WEEKLY HANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, June 1a-The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes:
Reserve. decrease. ..................1,I 10000
Loans, Increase. i,isi ,toV
Specie decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f,ol t.dp
Legal tenders Increase. 3.1lo3p
DEPOSITS, increase. ................. Z,NlHz'b
Circulation. increase. .............. 1900
The banks now hold s37.95S.9OO in excess
o. the requirements Of the - per cent.
rule.
The New York Flnancier says this
week: With money ruling at the lowest
figures the Associated Banks Of this
city reported Saturday, June 10Th. the
since the organization OF the clearing
house. Only once-recember & 1sA-
has the present total been approached.
and less than half a dozen times has the
SgOVp.OOo mark been reached. The
current statement cannot be regarded as
unfaVorabse. The flow of money from
the interior, however. continues, in a
seemingly endless stream, and had At
not been for the unusually heavy changes
I'm the several items. the reserve must
have increased rather than shown a de-
crease of nearly two million dollars. The
loss OF Soda 800 In specie was due solely
. TO the transfer of 100000 held by sew
erai Government repositories 10 the
treasury last week. This gold has al
ready figured as a treasury balance. and
the decrease indicates that 1t also figured
as a bank balance II IS said that the
loss reported by the entire list OF clearing
house banks counts almost exactly by
the decrease reported by one bank alone.
How a treasury balance can also figure
as a bank balance is somewhat strange.
The increase of 81 SIS. 100 In deposits and
x35lO30o legal tenders reflects the in-
terror movement. and the expansion of
s4.4s7 800 in loans, II not made up largely
Of stock exchange transactions. is an
encouraging sign OF the revival in bus
ness One year ago the banks were
carrying an excess reserve of SI6.316.5I6
and loans were Sii.pD0.ooo less. Two
years since the banks were issuing clear
ing-house certificates. and while the
Abbreviated statement then issued weekly
showed an apparent surplus reserve of
100000 n Is known that many banks
were then below the limit required by
them. since then the New York banks
have practically absorbed three heavy
bond issues. and stll have 100000
surplus money 10 loan.
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WINSTON. y. c.. June b.-Special-
The Hotel Phenix, which has been oper-
ated by the creditors OF G w. Kittele.
who assigned few days ago, was clos
ed to-day until the business OF the for
mer manager are adjusted. The trustee
says Mr. Kittelle's liabilities are 1900
and assets $4,000. 1t IS understood new
man. experienced hoteIist Will take
charge shortly.
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SHOOK HANDS FOR THE FIRST TINE
Senator Butler ana Minister Ransom-Lst-
ar Pa tar lint Not Well.

RALEIGH, N c.. June Ex-senator
Marion Butler and Minister Ransom shook
hands in the lobby OF the Marlboro FOL
the first time to-day. MIR. Ransom had
never seen Mr.. Butler 10 know him. and
turning to a friend. asked:
lis that Senator Marion Butler!
The two had arrived on the same tram.
ridden to the hotel In the same bus, and
registered on the same page. Mr. Ran
som said he was some better. But no'
well. He has not recoverd from Ms
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southern Railway common.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, June -. isao.

Offerings-Corn (white). go busheIs
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry, s5c. 10
Sic: mixed, SIC. to SEC. sfortDerry, SIC.
10 s,;c. No red SIC. TO SIC.
Corn-White. Virginia. sc. to &c; no.
2 white, J6c. to BIC; No. mixed, Doc.
- oa atN mixed. SIC. to S4lac.; No.
3 mixed, SIC. 10 3Jl9c.
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ISAAC SYCLE & co.
SOLE AGENTS FOR NEw-IDEA PAPER PATTERNS.
SOLE AGENTS LINENETTE FOR SKIRT LINING.
SOLE AGENTS FOR "SWISSOLINE' FOR SLEEVE LINING.
lob East Broad Street, Next Corner First

erected and the builders business Is now
active
The Frcnch-Broad Racing Association
Is arranging Tor some me sport early
In July Several fast horses are being
bo4ked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The French Broad Racing As.oc'ation ffe-
pnrfns for Some Good Sport

ASHEvILLE, n. c.. June b.-speclal.-
The new schedule OF the Southern VIII
20 into effect next Sunday, ana aiter
that date. the time will be changed
from Eastern 10 Central. There Is some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Mr.. Robert W. Mayo. who has been
attending Washington and Loo Universi-
ty, a. Lexington. Va. during the session
| Just closed, has returned homo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The rush of Baby
Carriage season is
over. and We have
Just u Whitney
Baby Carriages 10
close out. Below
Is the list OF what
we have left. show
ing you the regu-
lar prices and the
closing prices. This
is Meyers way OF
selling of stock
after seasons.
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have been received through the various transportation companies DEW

nammn
o"s"~d
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LOOK FOR THE LARGE RED FLAG.

Young Ladies' II ghGmde Bicycle to be given away June
DIST ticket given every dollar You spend The winning
number will be published the Dispatch and TINES Sunday 3d.