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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
SUED THE CHIEF or POLTCE.
sent to the Grand Jury for Passing "a Saw
TO Her Husband I'm Jail.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 19.-Special.-
Sam Martin and John Hill doth coloreD
engaged i'm an liberation &c Brucs's Sta
tion. ON the Norfolk and Carolina rail
road Saturday night. over = game OF
crau. Both men drew revOlyers and be-
gan firing rapidly. Martin fred three
times. missing his opponent. Hin pump
ed two balls into Martins left breast,
one in the right breast. one In the abdO-
men. and TWO I'm the left arm and hand.
Martin was dead before Hin ceased nrlng.
Officers subsequently found Hin I'm his
cabin near bv. but he fred upon them,
ana after getting a bullet in the leg,
escaped. Both negroes are desperate
characters.
Dr. q. A. Kreierr and his son Carl
left Tonight for Germany for the beneht
or the formers health.
Pat D0Oker. who has been arrested sew
cral times for selling liquor without
lisense aud on Sunday. to-day sued Cnlet
of Police King for $1,000 damages Tor
false Imprisonment The Chief refused 70
release BOOKER on straW-Dall bona
taken Dy a magistrate.
About I O'Clock this morning a negro
named Solomon Allen. while visiting az
a mousse on Columbia street, Portsmouth,
t.as shot bv some one in the street, Inc
bullet crashing through a window, enter
ir., his Thigh. and lodging In the bone.
AIRS. Emma Ben who passed saw 70
her husband in the city jail, where ne
Mas awaiting trial for rODbing the sloop
Aavnower. was sent 10 the grand jury
to-day. and released on Wv pan pohu
by Judge Hanckel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
tRlJING FOR SPRING 'ihhhi'
p.,,ii,tion OH the Italian Miners me
Object of a secret Movemeet'

CurcAGO. Aug l9-It is believed t t,,.s
,Le col0red men of this city ar ,,,,,,.1
VIZ decorations 10 send an al ~ III
bodv Of men 10 spring valley III, " ,ei.,-
a f,rht with the Italians there ~ ro,,ro
- for their Treatment OIL 1ic "7
miners NO weeks ago. -. .,,,,o that
II has been learned by the p"l..,,,O.,,,,,'d
q colored man whose name - SUI -,
10 he Robipson has leen canNaSsiilh ~.
rawn-shops In this city ana rae n"u7, 80
nvsr 1D0 revolyers. one nrm OF iHo,,'s
/, uders reported to the pol-e tn~1 80, 80,
mad sold seven revOlYers 10 80 49,
nan The description or thc ila' 49,
30 rallies with that Of Robinson.
III is said the colored people NAV" pc
come disguised with the public mectlnss'
because their plans have always iiis'''
ried Therefore they have decided TO meet
In secret. 4 number Of men are 10 ue
armed and Struggled into Spring Nales,
10 he i'm readiness Tor duty at a moment
PRINCETON. ILL. Aug. l9.-ihe ser
vices of Edward Fisher police Jusl e,
Erve been secured and the speedy uini
of the twenty-elght Spring ah'y IN"
char-ad with asSauitlug the coiored peo-
ne 81 Suring Valley will begin tomorrow
rho defence has retained Judge X n.
Gibbons. the late Democratic cahlluate
for Congress; owen G.. LoNeJoy, son .,
the famous Abolition congressman, di'
Ira Gibbons. The prosecution WIN ne
rapresented By state Attorney W. a..
Johnson. who Will probably De asslS ,'n ~
an attorney provided by the coloied PEG,
Dle OF Chicago. and a local attorney All
The prisoners spent to-day III jan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

The Newport News Commercial OF Fri
day last says:
-. G. Dobbin OF the firm Of Burke q
DObbin. had narrow escape from
drowning at Old Point late yesterday al
tern0On. While bathing he diNed from
the hoat and swan ont a shOr, distance.
When he attempted 20 swim back the
tide was so strong that he could make
no heddWay. He soon exhausted him.
self and cried for help. Warwick 9.
White. OF Richmond. who was on the
float at the time. went 10 his assistance,
and by the help Of a lad succeeded In
getting Mr.. Dobbn 10 the foat.
Mr. Dobbin told a commercial reporter
this afternoon that he had close call.
and that he was about 20 give up the
struggle wncn Mr. White reached him.
The boat that is usually convenient for
the protection OF ba,hers was late In
going out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Ames and faInuy
spent last week in the vicinity Oh Soi-
folk visiting, resting. bathing, grabbing,
esbing ana kindred enjoyments, ana nave
come home brown and happy.
Mrs. c. l.. Miller is sick with chilis,
MIR. Henry Beck's house Is nearing
completion. ,.,,. ,,,,,,,
Colonel j. \. Pattce is building a nome
near here.
our accommodating postmaster ana
storskeeper. Mr. Richard Koch, mas h'i
a waterlng-trough placed In the street
near his well. II IL appreciated by the
public. IN.
Miss Eliza olphant is quite sick WIN
a cough. Her sister. Mrs, IraihuH IL
with her.
Mr.. W. A. Donnan. Of the city. IS STOP
ping with his sister, Mrs. +. VI. con-
nor. while his wife is away IN New
York with her father.
Mr. T.. A. =. Thornton, who was hur'
In a runaway over a week ago, Il I'M
growing. but uses his clutches yet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
Rnrfnn-kirfleX.

Malindison, Hcnrico. on Wednesday. me
lsth instant. was the scene OF pretty
home wedding when Miss Matte J. hltt-
lev the eldest daughter Of hrs. l.. '.
end the late K. j. kirtley. and grand
daughter Of Buford kirtley Of fluNanna
county Va, and OF the late MAJOR LOUIS
J. Bossieux. OF this city. became the pride
OF Mr.. j. N. Burton.
Rev. Dr. William II. Christian, or MS
CITY. officiated. The bride was handsome
IN attired In a gray covert SUIT with nat
and gloves 10 match. Miss Allie NJ. kirt-
ley: youngest sister OF the bride.ex!uisite-
Nv attired in cream silk MULE. with RIB
bon and lace trimmings, acted as mad OF
honor. with Mr.. c. q. Burton. brotncr .t
the groom, as best man. I'M mediiii -
after the ceremony the party repaired 10
the dlning-room where a sumptuous Sup
per was served.
I'he groom is a young AMI Popular at
tache OF the Chesapeake and ohio Rail-
way Company.
Later in the day the couple repair 1
to this city, where they Will permanently
reside.
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,oerHrmnERIAND COUNTY MOTIFS
VIII Probatcd Order for Issuing BONDS
for ID Railroad.

xyitl Probated order for Issuing b"""s
for Railroad.
HEATHsVILLE, VA, Aug l''-''ps-
cial.-Our regular county court was Aei1
hera Yesterday. Judge j. C.. Ewel pre-
,,lirp The case of the commonwealth
Ne tlbort Ncheimeyer. charged win nc
i,,o, ore of the murierCrs OF II. O.. VII
In, r,a assistant Ighthouse-keeper
~, smiths Point. in February last vas
continued TO the next term OF inc couI,'
mo case of the Commonwealth VS.
Charles billiard. charged win l'i'iiloua
~ cutting Thomas Bowls with I"@O''
was tried. and the prisoner was con-
,f.fed and sentenced 10 three yours j."
ths ponifentiary. billiard has D..en NV
ing i'm this county some seven OF ''s. =
months. and claims 90 ne ha'iF'
Nelson county. Va. DE was '"s'
49, ,..,i. ar the saw-miil of EeFs MAen
No sic'.iIir, occurred. in june last ana
bo out wound OF eight incnes lh 'ii.
i.ft eia. of Bcvls from which bcN-s ls
etut surerins. but VIII recover.
-,la Mn OF e.. ". Headiey was al
oitte5 no probate. and James VI. boolh'
onr county Treasurer. was allowed ~
cnalif, rs executor. at the request OF lne
deceased. without giving any noIi.
I'm ,statc of Henry Carter tcolofedl was
delivered into thc hands OF the s"eilA
10 Dee administered.
poiircmen were appointed 20 act al
Kirkland Grove caml-niee iIis' W"'cn i9 ~
III, Auo,st lelh and last 20 the 18th.
railroad order 300 reference 10 Issuing
,or5s ~ tho Virginia. Fredericksburg
and Western railroad. is 20 Doe entered al
this term.
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RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 3D. l'''-
Private sales reported 10 tine secretary
Of The Richmond Tobacco Trade TODAY :
NXrauuers. Z h0esheads, filters, - scrap
G,riehr is. leaf TeI, q. lear idaikl' ~
iras dark p. Total. 4j o-sneabs.
INC tobacco Inspector reports lo-day
Inenectious- Bright. ~ horsheads anu l
fisrce Observation-Disclosures hosSnied4'
Myers CrcushaW's Davenport - llaiil-
ers Scabrooks. Aneshany. oid Doiilh-
ion and shockoe tobacco warehouses IT,
rort today. Receipts, "a PACKAGES "e-
United states internal revenue c9i,lec1
tiore ON tobaccos FOR the cry on i.lcu-
mnnd Va. to-day: Cigars and cisai T.. l,.5'
81 1850. plug tobaccos. S3,ou-'.n'. 1o'"''
Ss 4t.e petersburg Record Of Saturday
August n. $500, SAYS. . .t., .,,o,.o,,cr,t
~ following will show the moNeiheHt
of tobacco during the past week ar lne
,.a~ioue warehouses. Farmers lus zee
tiors SD. receiuts 80; loose, s''i', va .h,s
I".ntotiong. -. receipts. ~
iIns1ections -. receipts. -; loose "4So'
lV,et nm Inspections, -. ferc.nls' NJ IT,
Nfnor..e- Receipts. IT,. loose. i1.3. io-
al inspections ia. receipts l-'' ioose'
Total inspections from the IT, 81 OF 0 De
toi,er 1904. 10 August ltih, DOL s"iN'
time last year. ",''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

barbara Gentry Gradually prine" o""'
Death Relieved Her.

4 sad story OF a woman drifting from
the path OF righteousness came to lisnt
Sunday night, when II was learned tnah
barbara Gentry. who resided at No. Oh
Cumberland street, died OF cancerous
disease She WAS a woman OF respecta-
BILE family, but gradually drifted away
from her people. according 10 repor's.
and OF late she had been hving Win "
man named Cornelius stone. ihey sIc
said TO have passed as man and wiie,
though Stone stated that they were never
married. -
The woman was thrown from a buggy
and badly hurt nelr the soldiers ho'ne
some time ago. This H. believed to nave
FASTENED her death. She lived alone win
her adopted daughter Bessie Hope, wnom
she piCked up in the street when III ~
wlif. A,
sunday afternoon Barbara was very ILL.,
and when her adopted daughter lett inc
room for a short while the woman dltu.
The nesghbors were informed OF the deaen'
and some Of them notined the man s'one'
who shortly arrived: but, II is said, re-
fused to have anything TO do with ths
remains. ~,
when 1t arrived the physicians wouid NJ,
touch the remains. saying 'n"y Notu
nor do so until the body was viewed ~
The coroner Or. TAYLOR was notia'i,
hut id rot think II was case 'oI n'.';
hut fer tie Board Of Health. AZ looksi
at one time as " the Dott N'S'' -
49, H. tn,se All night. but finally the
good SERVES of Policeman Pillow We're
secured. srd the wagon AT me s''"sh. ass
that Is used TO remove inc ~ Vi" ~
s1nt for Coroner Taylor saying ne Wolff
Give the death certificate yesterily. WA
the wagon came another dih'cu'ty WAS Was
e>t,rierced The regular az ti'i' III.
'a,,tt ,ot no found aud two aloStousc
inmates had 10 be pressed INTO ser,i.,.
Instead OF bringing s,r't1tnyht ' ~
brought a plain pine cph'l' -, v,.s
nartv entered the nous, ne olor WAC
quite disaCree&hle. ..,,u a was
The BODY was emaciatel un'l ~ W. W.
hardly more han a skeleton. ~" nI,eeI
n,mch dit,iculty that II could D, p ~
ia The coffin. Just about Il 'ci"Iin M, w
cofrin was placed in the, Vehicle. a1d a
N an pillow held feeble Ianp "a, : on
crowd of curious people stood ioohli, ot
Rsrsie Hope went away with or -
the neiahl ors. who will see 'hat s'e
given home. .....,.o, aver TO
the Anatomical Board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

Japan's Poor Rice Crop-An Outrage ON an
American Missionary.

TOXIC. July 30, via SAN FRANCISCO.
Aug. ls.-Much anxiety is felt In Japan
about the rice crop The prosperity OF
the country depends In part upon the
quantity Of rice harvested. The average
years yield represents about @,WJ"o
yen.
The weather this season has been SO
unfavorable that already deficiency Oh
- per cent. is certain. which means A loss
OF ~. $4,000 yen. =.
PAX Yong Ho ex-slipister Of Home Az
fairs IN Corea, Il n Yokohama on Jluy
3Oth for the United States II hod psen
his Intention TO proceed 20 America = ntn
he fled from Seoul but the state or ms
health on arriving In Japan preVehseo.
The refugee determined TO ere - 70 san
Francisco at once. This Sc ,ond eNiIe
seems u remove him permanently rum
the field of active Corean politics.
The Corean students, 80 I'm nunlJsr,
who recently went TO Jaran and took mp
their atode at the school, lttt On iha.se
end went TO the core an Legation. II W.
at fist alleged that they opJe,-et 10 Ne
severe discipline Of the school put ue
truth seems 10 be that r ; uN". s
having red the refugee FAX fois
Uo the students feared 10 incur VI. "" t,,
pleasure Of their own government ~
remaining in the company OF PioS~
rebel. ..,,-o In
THE new Japanese representative III
Pekin had not been long at his post WIZ WI,
he was renuirei TO protest against a irrsi,
diSnlav of insolence An Official naii't
L,yan Tinglxien addressed 10 the N. 'rS
a memorial urging the advisaolitN vi
curtstli,t. administrative expenditure -
that the war indemnity % Japan hifn'
he maid without recourse to foreign ~;
In The course Of the memorial ne sah'u
the IL par csc 'insular herpanans' a.
the document was published Nerpati' ~,
the Government Gazette. pf coViS, ~.
Japanese Minister protested, an9 ~
course the TsunS- n-yamen apoi lslItl' ~
the incident shows how little emma mas
learned from the war 49,. ..,.,t,,
Nnother foreigner mas been the Ni't,nn
Of a murderous assault I'm emma. ~ tno
,nor,ing OF Sunday, July TIN. a. the hrN'
Mr. sheffield of the American l'is r,'',,',
was returning TO his house ou,s'uT IN, IN,
Chow. after having performed fo,,,n
service at his church withih tno ,ad
he was get upon by two men, one ~ M
with a file sharponed Al poth 49,, re-
other with a Ratchet. Ine hlSSipil 20 -,
ceived thirtv-four wounds. several Oh n.y. 49,,
worry severe. and only escaped uedl, ~
fe,gning il. Several persons wllhess.,u, w, 80
brutal assault but not one respohuV.n. -,
Nr Shahleld's appeals for alv. -, -
ward as he lay bleeding but SUI SUI III,
scious ON the road. the same indinti,uI,c
u,as shown tv the passers by. uiliiht.'ii
q muster workman, who had Deen wa ~, ~,
600 late Of what was projected anu ny .,
Las,ened with five Others TO preVen' ~,
arr,,,ed unon the scene. ana carrier ~
voundod man to his residence N"e'0 ."
now lies New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

Lack of Harmony la the woman'- Depart
ment ofthe Atlanta Lxposition'


ATLANTA. GA, Aug. p.-The harmony
which mas Characterized tie proceedings
Of the Woman's Department oI the COZ
ton-siatcs Exposition has been disturbed
somewhat by the Discrimination OF Mrs.
Theodore Sutro, Of New York, 10 play an
inefrior part In the proceedings. Miss
ELLA Powell a society woman OF Atlanta
visited New York city several months
ago. to interest the ladies' Of the me-
tropolis in the Woman's Department oI
the Exposition.
Among those who came 10 her assist
ance was Mrs. Theodore Sutro. VINO
took charge OF the department OF law
and music. When Miss Powell returned
10 Atlanta, local newspapers published
her picture, with articles on the New
York exhibit, and referring to her az
having originated the scheme. Copies
of these papers reached New York, and
Mr.. SutrO withdrew mis- wlte's name from
the committee by telegraph, because Of
the slight placed upon her.
"A few hours later says Miss Powell,
1--WE received a four-page telegram from
Mrs. SutrO, in which she protested
against what she considered an effort TO
rob her of her laurels. Upon the advice
OF President Collier. / have paid no at
tention to the telegram. Mrs. SuirO Is
very charming. When / was in New
York, she showed me "A huge sCrab-bOOk
with complimentary clippings pasted IN
IL ] expect 10 entertain her during her
stay here IN Atlanta"
The Woman's Beard sustains Mrs. SUI
trO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Aug. p.-Spe-
cial.-The following delegates were elect
al TO- represent York county, at the con-
yention TO be held at Williamsburg Va,
for the purpose of nominating a sena-
tor and representative for the Legisia-
ture.
Nelson district delegates-C. H. Shields,
O. j.. Bryan, j. f. Hubbard; aiternates,
j. G.. Beer. J. W. Clements, r. W. Shields
Bruton district-C. +. Marable, alter
rate, p. HI. Evan.
Grafton district-William IT. Howard,
John r.. smith. John W. Wainwright;
alternates. r. C.. Minson, !. T. Crockett
j. Il. Morelanl.
poquosin district-Captain ". J. stores
IS. l.. White, George l.. smith Il. C..
Hunt. altornates. William Phillips. q. l..
G.. King. G.. n. Topping. l.. +. Moore.
Hon. ST. George Wilcox is spoken OF
for the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
FINANCEaAND COMMERCE
mr. CLOSING QyDrATI0Ns or
NONEI.
offerings aud. Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adviccs.

NtW YORK. Aug. lo-Amcrican To-
baCCo vas the sensation at the stock
EAcuansc to-day. Che stock ng airing COR
4-''i h"t''a in q strand total of .,Ol.n1B
sh"ifs. sugar which WAS the next in
POINT OF actNllN. was traded lu 10 the
extent or a. 700 shares, while Chicago
Oas qua KOCH Island Inquired FOR -2iHo
aI. N-h shares. respectively. Ameri-
CON lopacco was under the nammer AL
.a.. ana dropped from lO4i. to ~. the
pressure 10 sell being greatest AT the
....r. Just "a week ago to-day the stock
brought ia The decline was accom-
I..INl u} any number OF unldN orable
reports. 10 was said that manufacturers
isiac OF Sac trust viii hold n meeting
u.s. Week io decide upon line of policy
uo pursued ~ was also said That
.le United states Courts will order the
.ofs back to The state Courts, as pete
0ncl for hy Attorney Moionty,
ul ilAuule. sugar was weaker ana lDll
.o .li-l Chicago Gas fen IA 90 ul Is
ana later rose Co ~ iNGi. The railway
Ast was not affected by the manipuia-
ton Do Tobacco. and some OF the pr9.ni-
hrnt issues were decidedly strons- IT i.ia
str0u-tl of the market is accounted Tor
partly by the brilliant prospects Ior
uomUiu harvest and hy The TACT iuat
the actual engagements OF Bola lot TO-.
morrow European steamers would only
amount TO SlmUuU The firm which sold
90 block of new Government bonds pm
The local market for foieish accols
stated that Che amount OF goa ieluli ~
ly them iu liquidation of the zeal WoulI
IAN far below the streets estimation or
Sf.oprW0. that in 400 propahlnly lhelr
shipment would not reach one-ihlfd OF
the total named This lel To more
confident feeling Bob the ldSt hour "hl
prices rose "a to a- per cent, bcihs most
trnuOurlDf fn Manhattan and the Gran
gers. The market closed sttddE 10 iiIHI'
,xetut for Tobacco. which left Off heavy.
Nef changes m the general list snow
NNNH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
Potato Bugs Impede iraiiic.

An army Of potato bugs, having COM
pletod the seasons work among the farm
ers OF Long Island, has taken 10 the rail-
roads and the insects swarm on the
irons I'm such numbers as 10 interfere
at times with the speed OF the trains
Superintendent Larlie OF the Sea Beach
route 10 Coney Island. said yesterday.
The potato bugs began 10 trouble as
about i've days ago.
They are as bad as estefphiafs, and III
each trip over the road we use one box
OF sand. Even that does not suffice fes-
terday It took one train twenty minutes
10 make three miles.
To-day we tried the experiment or at
taching brOOms 10 the pilots Of the en-
zines. and that worked well. New YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

YOUNGSTOWN. PA, Aug. lS.-The fu-
neral OF Artist Thomas 81 HOvendcn,
one Of the victims OF "Wednesday nights
horrible accident on the Trenton Cutoff
railroad, IA Plymouth township. took
place late Saturday afternoon from the
artists late home, near the scene " the
accident. The bruised and mangled body
lay IN a plain black cloth-coVered cas-
ket. and all the details OF the obrequles
were In harmony with the quiet unOs-
tentauous life OF the artist A silver
plate on the I'D Of the casket was in
scrbed with his name and date OF birth
and death. The services were conducted
By Rev. William n. Furness, pastor OF
the First Unitarian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
1870 MARKETs.

NEW YORK. Aug. I1-Cotton quiet.
mlddnug guilt Z 1916. m.ddiing g-l6.
,f.es rf....is 1f bales forwarded @Ol
bales. sales ~ bales: spinners. 81 bales.
stock. ICl so bales Futures closed
omct. aalef ~. 900 bales. september
q u. October. aa3, November. 80, Dee
anuafy, 40. February.
154. March. 759.
Total to-day Net receipts. 953 bales
stock. 3O2.vJi bales.
Total so lar this week-Net receipts,
DO bales. exports 10 Continent. doDi
bales.
ct halfs. exports 90 Great Britain,
2 43j O9i bales. France 1880 bales, Con-
tirsnt. .. t523s3 bales.
NEN ORLEANS. LA. Aug. 19-Cotton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
Marine 4NrELLIGENcE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 49, ls'''
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett baill-
-. Messengers and general cargo.
steamship Fairfax, March, b"''
passengers and general r,.,,l,,3l,i, Jennev.
Nv York. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennel,' ''"i''-
,,,.,r. messengers and general CARO-.
'SStesmsnip Fairfax. March bqslo ,.i..' wa
Norfolk. passengers and 6en,.iiai J Ia,7,sv
~, &-n,.iadrt News and Noriolk, pas
soneers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

CINCINNATI o.. Aug. l9.-tlour less
active; winter patent, >3.Cjn3.sDi spring
patent. S3.SJn3oj.
Wheat steady, sample, track, 1Jc.
Corn firmcr. No. white, - 05ftc.
oats inactive. mixed track. 90.
Pork active and firm. mess, SlO.21.
Lard in fair demand; steam leaf, 6.1o;
kettle lara. $3.50.
Bacon very firm and I'm moderate de-
maud. loose shoulders. $500. short ribs,
500. short clear, SG.S1lz. boxed meats
ltc moro.
Dry sailed meats firm and active; loose
shoulders. S5.25. short ribs, $500. short
clears SG37is. boxed meats &C.. more
Whisky S1.2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

NEW PORT. VA, Aug 19.-county
Court Hon. O.. NJ. Peek presiding, began
this morning. and VII perhaps continue
until some time next week. The Judge
has been absent for some time az Chase
CIV recuperating. and looks much better.
While many cases Wtll bee tried none
a. thom are of much importance.
Contain IT, H. Parker and family left for
a triu North last Saturday night
Rev James Moss, Of West Point. Va,
lei the y. ". C.. A. meeting yesterday
afternoon. and preached at the NJ. T..
church az night
Mr y. r. Ivy continues quite III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

WILMINGTON. y. g.. Aug. 19.-Rosin
firm: strained, SLID. good strained, Sl2o.
Spirits OF turpentine steady, machine,
25isc.; irregular, 2i"sc.
Tar firm az Sl.oJ.
crude mrpcntiuc firm; hard, S.lO;
soft $50. virgin, Sl.O.
CHARLESTON. $. c., Aug. la.-Iur-
pcntine firm at 24Hlc.; receipts, lsn casks.
Rosin- Good strained firm at Sl.oJal.l5;
sANANNAH. GA.. Aug. i@.-spirits OF
turpcntine. - &C.,. sales, 800 casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged. with no
sales reported.
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..nId Glnr.- Llenored IL Song.

NEWARK. y. j., Aug. 1S.-Ex-COngress-
man Or Thomas Dunn English. the au-
thor Of "Ben Bolt has written a new
national hymn. ana !, was sung 10
small marty IN the Peddle Memorial
church last evening II IS called "Old
GLORY" and the words are simple. grace
fiI and iignifed. Phillip a. CHORD. OF
this city, wrote the music, whch II tune
IN and happllv welded 10 the words.
All who heard the lines were enthusiast
tic I'm its praise.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Aug.
19.-Cattle- Receipts, 300; market weak
and l5c. lower. except for best; common
10 extra steers. S.JOnGUp, st0ckers ana
feeders. S2JOU4.1O, COWS and bulls. Si-J
03.75: Texans. $1,000 hJ'i western
rangers. 81. 4oNf.Sj. ....,
Hogs Receipts, 2lWn; market hIoH6
and e. hirhor. heavy packing and ship
ping lots S44504.Gj; common 10 choice
mixed. So SOH3.gO. choice assorted, 80"
Q5.OO. light. s45OUJ.uo; pigs &iWld4 -.
sheep Receipts. 1000, market weak
and 1o4i5c. lower. inferior 10 choice,
81. 5O647J. lambs. S3.7JNJlO.
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1lNr srocK MARKET.

RICHNOND. Va, Aug. u" Io"1.
Cattle-Rccoipts. go; sales, 500.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts f"o' haIes'
Hogs Receipts 90; sales, 30.
Prices. Cattle-Bcst. jilc. 90 1c. gross
a few extra fine higher, medium 20 good
aa,c. TO 2Lc. gross. common 10 Iali &C.
10 2i.c gross, bulls, =. To &c. bi"ss'
sheep 20. 10 &c.. gross.
Lambs-3c 10 ic. gross.
Iops-- Glsc 20 &C.. net.