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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The state Library VIII ne in Reach Of
liver, bod, ON aud After Ihur-day.

The state Library ~ ~ ne m lfhfh OF
I,cr,bod, ON aud After Thursday.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth Joseph
Dr. LaWl,ss returned yesterday from his
faraaon which boo spent az Nirsinia
f,.eh After reaching h.s office Doe took
Hf once Obj. proper steps To- have the
Static Library thrown open 20 thc puhlic
.I anna aftrr August 18TH during the
In-f fiOm b. ii. to ID i. NJ ibis
N.Ir- dome iu conformity with the
provisions NJ the law enacted during the
IIft session OF the Leelsi aiure. when
..t position of assistant Librarian was
created. Nno receives his salary from
fu making the necessary appropriations
f.r Citing uu OF the building roe
mnt.I Nf fnr books OF the library the
l'-' .iNre Failed fo provide the amounts
necessary f0 pas tlr salaries 1f the elc-
yaf.r MAN. wnf.hman. fireman. and for
fI.I INl LIGHTING OF fne building When
Ni.Iiu- Nlr Tar enou-h advanced 20
aI Nf IID removal Ni the various
DO became necessary to employ am
elevator uau Waterman and fireman.
h..r .ut.riius with The SUP rlnteuicnt
H' fO.I. Buildings MIR. sydney i. tpcs,
'.r lHt'rnNf decided to pay the salaries
.f f.. fHfDe officers mentioned ont Of
H..f Is fr0Nu the contingency fund
rt fNOu Alr Epes has made arrange
H'.f- with OBJ. officials of the Lirht De
li iir city by which fhc liz
ntIt building win Dee supplied with the
t..re amount of gas for Lighting up
'I0 library anil other ms boo the build
i Ani Ihr LEGISLATURE viii Doe called
t.'NH NN.N converting carly ibis winter 20
.i.t.te fnr necessary means 10 pay FOR
tr- els nsel in the meantime.
similar IrIlucrmenf4 Aill have 20 Do
.'le "N'n Dc becomes necessary % heat
TIE elevator nu Doe running on and
.'f iHufeilt evening ucNt. during the
ii- 'N iNr public ls aunitc1 Co the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

Ing 10 stop his team on Ninth street and
80. croesinc of tho railroad tracks OF the
Chesareal.c and Ohio Railway Company.
He failed 20 appear in court. and rule
was issued against him.
Emanuel lNcrson was ef'aishrd on INC
street Ills case was continued untI the
isth instant 20 secure additional evidence.
nul Lewis. "a young white man. WAS
CHARGED with breaking and entering IN
the daytime into the hat-room OF joseph
t.,,,,,i on lime 9th and stealing $50 70
+r.feI states money. lie was sent on
10 the grand jury.
rorsca Tavl0r tc0lorod was charged
with uuawfully writing and promoting
W ~, .,noo.n as policy. lie was sent on
10 thc grand jury
,irN Willis was charged with assault
in., and striking, with brick Annie VIII
I.me with The intent 10 dishsure her.
Hn was sent 10 the grand uiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
Cheap Excursion Rates via the iork-Eive
Line.

The following cheap excursion tickets
are sold by the southern railway over
the YORK RIVER Line.
Richmond TO Baltimore ana return,
drInhia and return. limit thirteen days
s., RichmonI 20 New loIk and return,
limit thirteen DAYS, 81
The York River Line steamers are eie-
9'.,.enienr. The table Is supplied with
All inc deli % the Chesapeake bay
ana the cuisine : unsurpassed.
Information will be cheerfuliy fur
nishcd and state-rooms can be reserved
in a0vancc by applying at the passenger
oiace. vsO east Main street.
= G. WHITEHEAD,
city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
Explaining the Compressed Air System.

Colonel Cutshaw, the City Engineer.
was called upon yesterday morning by
Colonel John c. Calhoun. OF New YORK,
who offers TO operate n car line on Broad
street with compressed air. and MI.
Learner. the French civil engineer, who
is a. ociated with him i'm the scheme.
The gentlemen I'm question had confer
ence which lasted several hours, ana
which was also attended by city Attor,
rev Meredith and Mr. James Caskie, or
the Common Council. Tn ietails OF the
nrorosod system were explained In de-
tail' but the conference was entirely IN
formal. -,
The Common Council will hold a CALI
cd meeting this evening Tor the purp 80
of considering this subject. .ogeth r with
other matters referring 10 the construc-
ton of 4 railroad on Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

Eject of the Recent superior Court De-
ci-ion on the order.

The decision OF judge Brentano. Of the
Chicago Superior Court on Monday Civ
ing to Walleck Lodge, Knights OF
Pyihias. Of that city. the right 10 use
the German language 10 its ritual, IS OF
Great Importance to members Of that
order all over the country.
The trouble over this question dates
back 20 1882 when the Grand Lodge is
sued am order 10 the effect that the Ger
man language should be done away with
IN the rituals OF the lodges, rms ORDER
h. said 10 have been brought about by
the teachings of the American Protective
Association. and the Grand Lodge gave
as the ground for such an order that II
was necessary 10 prevent the influx Of
FOREIGNERS to tie United states
This order was received WIN. great
disfaVor by the various lodges Of Pyth-
ians and was bitterly fought with
in the order. and finally carried 70 tie
civil courts. the decision OF Monday beng
tho outcome OF the matter.
Air. Charles 7. Loehr, a prominent
Pythian. In discussing the decision. save
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

r. Z. Ice Camp. so :. Confederate
Veterans. held a special called meeting
last night 10 consider the invitation OF
Louisa Camp. C.. s.. 10 attend their
reunion on August 18th. The invitation
was accepte. and Lee Camp viii meet az
the Hall on Friday morning az $3.50 o'clock
promptly. The special train Of Lee and
Pickett Camps Will leave the e.. and O.
depot promptly at $50. The fare 10
members of The TWO camps Will be one
dollar FOR the round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

Regarding the action Of the National
Ttbacco-Workers' Union I'm declaring "A
boycott against the American Tobacco
Company. Mr. John Pope yesterday eN-
pressed his opinion that there was MOTH
ing in it, The boycott was declared
i'm 81. Louis last Friday In an unheralded
meeting by the Executive Committee OF
the union. The strike. II is thought. will
only Dee local. and will not affect the
American Tobacco Company elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
ORTH'S FAREWELL GAME
LTNCHBURGS WIN An EdSY nc
TOBY OYER THE PETERsBURGS.
Orth Pitched for the Last Time With the
Lynchburg Team--He Is Presented
With "a Gold Watch-scorc IL to 3.

LYNCHDrRG, VA. Aug. l2.-Special.-
Orth pitched his farewell game in Lynch
burg winning with ease from Peters
burg. by a score of u to 3. Pendcr and
Gafney were ordered out OF the game
by Umpire Brennan. After the game
Orth was pesented with floral tributes
from the association and a gold hunting
case watch from his many friends and
admirers. He left for Philadelphia to-
night and may be put in Saturdays game
with Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
COLD FLOODED MURDER.
NORRIS BOYD snOr DOWN WITHOUT
4 MOMENTS WhHNING.
Tn. killing Said 10 be Entirely Unpre-
yokcd-Particuiars OF the a"air-
An Inquest to be Held.

Last night about II o'clock Norris bcyo'
a colored youth OF about fifteen years.
was shot and almost instantly killed
by another colorcd boy. supposed 10 DC
William Kemp. who is about sixteen Years.
of age. and who Is said 10 live on north
Ninth street The shooting, ~nich, ms
learned from those who saw II, was ~
urcly unprCNoked. occurred on h"i''
Third street near Baker
Boyd was a son OF George Boyd, WI
known colCfed contractor OF Jackson
Ward. who lives at No. sff norm thitd
street 49,,
the street to bring his sister, VINO was a.
a lawn party. home. The boy returned
Wi.h his sister lie then crossed the
street and according 20 the statements
of those who saw the AFFAIR. was stand
ing on the curling disturbing no one.
Kemp Il IS said came along, ana Win
out giving him any warning. walked vp
10 Boyd, pulled his pistol and hred II IN
his face lie then ran OF down east
Baker street. and escaped.
\ crowd hastily gathered, and the BOY
was carried 10 his fathers house.
rxANrNtp THE BODY.
r. r. Jones. a colorcd DOCTOR was sum-
mOnci. and he arrived upon the scene
just as Boyd trcathcd his last. lie sum-
mOned Or. Parker. OF the almshouse. anu
held an examination upon the body. ana
found that the boy had been shot IN the
forehead just between the eyes. The
ball penetrated the frontal bone, went
through the head. and was cut out oy
Or Parker at the back OF the head, oeinx
Just under the scalp.
Coroner Taylor took the bullet as soon
as IL was extracted. and declared II to be
one fired from a pistol OF S2-calihre.
Boyds family, who are respectable cot
orod pecple. were Frustrated with grief
His sister IS a DOCTOR and Is said 10 90
the only coorod female doctor in the
State She is a graduate OF reputaple
medical college in the North.
Kemp. IL is said. is a boot-black In inc
barler-shop OF Long x Peyton, who keep
on Main street near Tenth. and his father
is said to be the ianitor In the shaier
building. | saw kcmps brother last
night, but he refused 20 talk. he would
not say where he lived or discuss the
shooting.
Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest
this evening at O'Clock, in the city
Hall.
At late hour last night Kemp had not
been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The annual meeting of the Masonic
Relief Board OF the city of Richmond
was held in the Office OF Mr.. l.. T Chris
tian The president submitted his an
nual report. which was ordered 10 De
printed and sent 90 the several Masonic
lodges ia this jurisdiction.
The following officers were elected l..
II. Christian. president G.. a. Nesbitt.
vice-Tresilcnt; G. u. Rady. secretary; A.
l.. Peasants. treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
The morning session win be mostly of

the preslarht, professor JOnu ~.
Michaels. who has not yet arrived, and
g not likely 10, make the opening ad-
dress. aud Introduce Mayor Taylor.
The secretary's address will be in signs,
and Will be translated into speech Mayor
Taylor welcome address Will be- trans
lated into signs.
The morning session WI bo mostly Of
routine work. The important part will
be ia The afternoon, and on thursday.
The evening session begins at o'clock.
About Aity delegates arrived last night
and more VIII come to-day. Among the
distinguished visitors are Professor Ed
Win L.CAapin. OF tho West Virginia
school for the Dear. Professors n. ID.
belong. H. ~ Bear. g. -. Euuitt. and
j. a.. Humbert, OF the Virginia School
Tor ttc Deaf and the Blind. I'D stanton
Captain Thomas ;. Doyle, principal OF the
Virginia school, wife. son. and little
daughter, Miss Ella NJ I;udd. Of the
faculty of the Nebraska school for the
Dea1. at Omaha, Neb.i Hon. $. n. Miller,
edll0r Of the LynchDurg Advance. and a
member OF the Board OF Directors of the
irsiAia school az stanton. Hon. b. l..
winston, OF HonoEer, aud j. h. Lindsay
Esq, Of Charlottesville, are expected to-
day. They are members OF the board Of
tac institute at stanton.
About nifty more are expected TO-DAY
by steamer from Baltimore, and also sew
crai from Washington. The sessions viii
continue two days. and on Friday the
delegates VIII make an excursion 70
jamestown on the PocOhOntas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

DR.. William T. Richardson, who has
for many years past edited the Central
Presbyterian. Is critically M al his home
Dr. Richardson has been sick for several
days past. but yesterday evening ne be-
came alarminely IN, ana his condition is
garded as hopeless. lie has a complica-
ton OF disorders. superlnduced by age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
CAMS SCHEDULED FOR To-Day.

At Norfolk:
Richmond VS. Norfolk.
At Roanoke:
Portsmouth VS.. Roanoke.
At LynchbUrg.
Petersburg IS. Lynchburg.
NOTES.
Umpire rafferty, was IN the city yes
terday. having returned from Norfolk late
Monday. l interviewed him IN regard 10
the disorderly conduct Of the Norfolk
players. and the manner in which they
had treated him. lie said. II viii re-
sign my position before l will umpire
again Ia Norfolk. | have the reputation
of being an honest umpire, and sooner
than submit u such insults ana slurs
as We're cast upon me yesterday. 1 Will
get out OF the business. Norfolk kicked
on everything. and Tate and O'Hagan
both told me that If l did not reverse
my decision when | called Wells safe AT
home. that I would not Leave the Held
alive. They offered me no police pro-
lection, and insulted me in every posi-
bic way. and for no cause. No, sir. 1
have been in tight places. but yesterday
capped the climax"
Orth won his last game for Lynch
burg.
Roanoke has again passed Norfolk.
1t goes without saying that friend Bland
has some ready excuse for Norfolk's be-
havior on Monday.
The game 10 be played az West-Eni
Park this afternoon between the Dudes
and Mother ilubbards should attract a
large crowd. not only because IL Will be
worth seeing. hut for the additional rea-
son that IL is for the beEeht OF the Free
Dispensary. a most excellent charity.
Some of the best known young men OF
the city will play. and their ''get-ups"
Will be decidedly unique. IL is TO be
made a social event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
PORTSMOUTH DEFEiTED.
The Magicians Win by Score of six
to Three.

ROANOKE. VA. Aug. 13.-special-
Roanoke hit Brandt AT the right time
to-day, and won another game from the
Truckers. ON the other hand Lloyd was
very effective. and kept the five hits made
of him well scattered. Although num-
her of errors were made BY both sides.
each team put up a good game. The
feature was a catch by NoiN Of line
drive that he had 10 go up In the air for
II cut off two runs for the visitors.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
PETERSRURG.

Summary. Earned runs-Lyncnpurs,
u. Petersburg. 3. Two-base hits-Plock
80. Orth. Ferguson. Berryhil, Leahy,
Smith. Raffert. Threo-hase hts--Lippert
Ferguson. Orth, Mcintyre. Double plays
Borryhnl. Mcintyre, and Plock. Struck
out-by Gaffney. 2; by Packard. :; by
Orth. 3. Bases on balis-on Gaffney. 81;
of Packard. /, off Ortiz, l. Umpire
Ernnnan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The Executive Committee OF the Viz
ginia Press Association met yesterday
morning al Murphys Hotel and trans
acted some routine business i'm the in-
terest Of the organization. The follow
ing members were present. Mcssrs X.
T. Barham. of the lndeN-Appeal. OF Pc
tersburg. j. f.. Booker Of the Herald. OF
Sun0lk. j. L. Hart OF the Herald. Of
Farmvne: w. :. White. Of the Free
Lance. Of Fredericksburg. W Il. Fitz-
hugh OF the Pioneer, of Cape Charles.
II was decided that the organization
visit the Exposition at Atlanta by Oc-
tober 10th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

nndcs and Observation-Disclosures.

All of the members OF the Dudes ond
Mother HubDards baseball teams are
earnestly requested 10 meet AZ the Abe
marie club this evening at $3.50 O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The Chancery Court was IN session
for a short while yesterday, and trans
acted some business or minor ,'"fo.s
onre The court then adjourned until
the October term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

BROOKLYN. Aug. 15.-With the eXcep-
ton of the sixth inning, the Brookiyns
were easy victims for Mercer. SheiinecS
made four excellent stops, while selnaen
caught Shindle's long fly while stanuins
re eighth was intense when Selpach
Sent the ball over the LETT field fence
So. r. il. h..
r,"clll>n ......OOOOG IL 3
IVeebf,,tor O20lO o. ,
Batteries. stein and Grim; Mercer ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

GAMHs sCHFDrLED FOE IU-DAia
Washington at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Pittsburg az Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
PORTSNIOTTIT

Summary. Earned runs-Roanoke, 3.
Base on balls-Om Lloyd. p off Brandt,
S. Double plays-Thurston 10 Mangan.
Struck out-By Lloyd. 4. by Brandt 3.
Two-base hits-Fultz. Little. Clark.
Childs. Three-base hits-Stahl. Passed
halIs-Clark. Ch.lds stolen bases-N.oX,
.: Cavin. Reed. Fuller, Hall Hit by
pitched ball-ThurstOn. Fultz. Time of
game-TwO hours and five minutes. I'm
pire Mr.. Mitchell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The Louisville-Chicago game scheduled
for 10 day was postponed. Ine game
vii, be played at Chicago september Ath.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
ORIOLES WIN TUO CANES.

Tho Red. Give the Pirates a Close Call In
Yellow Game OF Ball.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. i3.--Alths tgh
the Clevelards got blt seven hits on
Brei,snstein to-day. they were mostly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The Public arc Invited tn he Present and
Witness "a >o,el sight.

The Deaf Mutos' Convention. which be-
gins here this morning IA the \. ~ c..
a. Hall, VIII be novel and extremely in
tcresting TO the people OK Richmond. The
public are especially invited 10 attend.
= here are 80 seats IN the hall. and only
q sinai! pul don of them VII bee needed
10y the delegates.
The convention will meet az $3.50. and
WI! DO opened with prayer I'm sign Ian
gl.ge. translated into speech Tor those
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

Mr.. sam. Weisiser and WIFE, Of augusta.
ca. came through Richmond this week
ON their honeymoon. While here they
stopped with their uncle at 3i9 south
Third street. Before returning they vii.
visit several northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
Southern League Games.

At Montgomery:
Score. r. II. T..
Montgomery ...... OOOOIO0OO-l : 3
New orleans ......lO2OOO 0Ox-3 \ .
Batteries-Ford and Kehoe and Rap
pold: Carl and Gondig.
At Evansville:
Score. T.. II +
Evansville ...... O220Olg III 10 8
Mobile ...... 2O0Of002 Z
Batteries -Reinicke and Fields, lily,
Hahn and Fisher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

timely cnes. Their superb p1se r 1h'.,'
had much TO do with their victory, AZ
e cle9si%nd - 'v."......S'..SioOOi2lx~5 z
81 Louis .........0 ' .- , - .
batteries: cupry ard izmmer, Breitsl-
s'ein, Miller, and Often.
pIrIsBURd. II; CINCINNATI. II.
CINCINNATI o., Aug. l3.-Ths home
team lost to-day's game through errors
and inability 10 hit the ball wh,n lits
meant runs Foreman started to pit:h
for the Cincnnatis. but gave way 10
Parr)tt In the fourth. Double plays ~sre
numerous some OF them being OF the
5, nsational order. Attendance, 1900, =,
Cincinnati SSSrg. .........21aoooO5o-il Is 6
Pittsburg ..........0 o 3 4 0 20 IL u >
Batteries: Foreman. PARROT, and
Vaughan; Hart and Merritt.
B,IrrMogr. 8. -: BOSTON. 3. 3.
BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. B..The
champions and ex-champions crossed Ddls
at Union Park to-day for the nrst tline
this season A double bill was presented;
one of the games being a postpohep
snrinx contest. Ninety-one hundred peo-
Me Including a large delegation from
York. Pa. saw the home club vanqulsn
the Bostonians In both games. ., LII
Stivetts was presented with oeautliul
aoral niece bv a committee representhB
the igiiants Fire Company, o. iVtN,
Pa. of which company JACK "a wa
formerly a member. StiNetls nau d" ~.
dav and was pounded out OF me poN
a." ,he third inning. The home team got
a commanding lead In the carry paIl oA
tho first game and repeated us ~
Torrance in the second contest, VIM, ,.as
both with hands down. hemnhinS. W.
In fine form. and kept the visitors nl hs
weil scattered I'm the initial game WIN
Nc,Iahon was equally as effective III w
second trial. The champions iattehe1
M their batting averages IN tnc 49,
contest. sixteen hts. for to1di q, Inst
tv-three bases. beng the recoIu
Pitcher Doian. Scores. X; !"
t,ai,tn,or, ....0 40 , 90 X u L
i 1ls,,,,,'' .....O OO0O0Z IS
Batteries: Hemming and clarke 9''-
cts snd sullivan and Gamer. = II -
Second, Second game 4lsO2OO0x--ls Is |
Roston ........0 , 90 D . . ~ .
batteries: Mcmahon and Robinsoh' ~
Ian and Ryan.
Hu.,pEIpRTA. Il; NEW YORK. ;.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. lS;- ,.,,,',n
delphia defeated New YORK lhiS o. 80
An me most exciting game piaScu -
.rts eo~Soo The numerous exceptions
taken To Umpire Burham's d'clslvhs ng
both teams was mere or tcaeutrrse 90
were any OF the plays made; e c,,i-
isctions "a the part Of the Nlsllots -
y,inoted i'm the fourth mining IN Doyl.
removal from the field. The New io.N
rlpvcr IS said t. have USED nole 80, 80,
chile than elegant remark 70 p,' 49, -,
wben tho latter allowed a double pay
which retired Farrell and Clarke, anu
the umpire in "A heated manner orde ere .
Toyle from the grounds. Doyle was i ,e,l
10 comply with the order, ana III -,
,,-ere aes,in,ioc an interesting phase wren
other players led the New Yorker from poI.
he field Weather clear. Attehu"'0e'
500 - r-.,,,,t-,
The fines imposed on Doyle by Umpire
p,,rrhan before he was removed from
the field aggregated nearly $500. ~, D..
Score. ,ooo - - ,
New York .........2 o 20 y ~
Batteries: Smith. Carsey. buckley aho
f,radx. Rusie. Clarke. and Farrell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Canes won and lost by each club to
each other club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

timely cnes Their superb base running
had much 10 do with their victory. AZ
Tendance, 2.1e. Score: IL: n. "a
Gle, Gland .........o 0 0 0 / x-o
81 Louis ..........0 0 o -
Eattsrics Cupry ard iZmmer. Brcit;l-
s'sin Miller, and OFT n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
Country Produce. Wholesale.

REMARKS Choice grades of butter are
very scarce and I'm active demand; com
mon butter continues dull. Receipts OF
eggs are lighter and market active. Lave
stCck is lover, especially veal and NUT
ten. Hides are higher. The quotations
are as follows: o
BUTTER-F dairy. 1Sa2Oc.; choice
dairy. 1Gnl7c. choice family packed.
1eGiSc.. choice store (packed), l2nl3c
choice yellow rolls, l5aiSc.' common
grades. base -,
EGGS-In crates, near by ana Iresh,
lie; In crates, fresh and clean; lO1{tllc'
i'm barrels and boxes (fresh). lOullc.
OUETRY-ChiCkens 0arge) l2el'c'
ducks dive, per pound. Spac. hens
Givel per pound SikI9c.; winter chickens
(smaiD. per pound, 2oq3oc.; geese dive,
ner head. 25n35c. ROSTERS told), Ger
hound. 5li6c All dressed poultry is a
drug On The market, on account Of warm
LIVE STOCK-Calves,p per pound gross,
3islf3c.: sheep per pound. 295c. beer
cows, per pound. 3G4iac: heifers, per
pound, 4G5c. steers, per pound, 5lEa &C.
spring lambs (choice), per pound Oaic''
hogs (smalD per pound 5MlVc
COUNTRY BACON-Hams (smalD, well
smoked. per pound, 1Onllc.; large. we'll
smoked per pound S0Jc.; sides tcured',
per pound. sac; shoulders (smoked) per
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint. per
pound, Sdslac.; dry srnbby, per pound
baGc. dry salted, per pound. 6rqq, 4c.i
green sailed hides, 5hn5&c.; green hides
4dl4s.c.: green sailed calf-skins, oSddoc.
tallow, iM4i5c.; beeswax, 23G23c.