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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

xrrPG1NIA-IN THE LAW AND EorI-
y ~ COURT or THE CITY OF
American Tube and Iron Company
virginia Eesette Fuel Company.
Southern Railway Supply Company
against
same. -
Extract from decree entered In me
above consolidated causes on the lo'h
dav Of April lS.lo.)
- "'rhe Court doth adjudge. order
and decree that these causes be referred
10 one of the commissioners OF this court
who is hereby directed 10 inquire ana re-
port 20 the Court, with all convenient
list Who are the subscribers TO the
canifal stock of the Virginia Eggette
Fuel Company, and the amounts OF tneir
respective subscriptions. and whether tho
same have been paid or not; ana II PAID
how they have been paid and u unpaid.
ed An account OF all the assets Of SAID
Virginia Eggette Fuel Company, OF every
kind and description, showing the lee
simple and annual value thereof and the
liens thereon. II any, ana TO "hom they
I'D An account OF all the debts. dues
and demands against the said defendant
company showing names or It's creditors
and the amounts due Them respectively
"4th ANY other matter specially stated
deemed pcrtinent by himself or required
by any party interested TO be 80 stated.
"And said commissioner shall give no.
tice of the time and place fixed by him
for, executing this decree by PUBLISHING
a notice thereof once week Tor Tour sue
cessive weeks In some newspaper pub
nshed I'm the city of Richmond. which
shall be equivalent TO personal service on
all parties Interested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

CHICAGO. ILL. June lO.-Speculative
action IN wheat was comparatively hght
to-day FOR which the Government re-
port was wholly responsible. lhere was
notable absence of tips ana pointers
ou %, ana the crowd was entirely De
pendent on conjecture for motive. Inc
opening WAS from sc. 10 lbc. lower
tndn Saturday. During the session
further decline Of 1850. TOOK place, but
"a rally OF igc. from ne inside was nOted
az the close. July wheat opened rom
Sf'tuN0Lc.. sold between oiisc. ana t'i2c.
casn wheat was steady 20 nrm, closing
Corn-ft was rather dun in corn to-
day. the inactivity OF wheat having a
QlictIng influence and prices sympathiz-
ius win that grains decline. There 8
very iittlc fear entertained as 20 the
intimate end OF the growing crop OF
corn. This IS the main factor ia the
market when 81 displays any .n1cpend-
ence Of action. July corn opened at
from sc. 10 52i4c., sold between orc.
and J-c., closing at JZisua2i &C., ssns,c.
lower than Saturday. Cash corn was
l.e. lower and closed weak.
oats were as firm as circumstances
would allow. The Government was cA-
pcctcd TO reach adversely on the crop,
and this anticipation. with the continued
good eastern shipping movement CON
lributed a good amount Of strength,
which resisted the weakening influence
Of wheat and corn. Until late IN me
session, when prices easod away frac-
tiOnally. July oats closed lsu4c. lower
than Saturday Cash oats were STEADY
early, but closed easy. with The futures.
Provisions were probably affected by the
general lassitudc. They were never ac-
tive during the days session, and al
though the sentiment was in favor Of
strength early, the later tone was weak
and especially for pork. There was
some sympathy with grain in the latter
part of the day. AT the close July pork
was pic lower. July lard a shade higher,
and July ribs 2i4c higher.
N H., f,'...li,,.. f,t1,,tos ,.arred nc follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

last evening for the purpose OF eiectins
n successor to Mr.. Joseph W. shelton
the former bill clerk. who had been pro
NOTED 10 the office OF gas Inspector. Inc
following members Of the committee we're
present. M,ssrs. Grimes chairman,
Branch Caskie, Davis, Hariwicke,
Starke. Vaughan. and Wallerstein-
The following names were presented
as candidates for the oihce OF piil .icfn :.
n q. Miller. c. Roddy Tenser, w. +.
Crrmp, H. l.. Staples. J. J.. creamsr
Isadore Lovenstein, Leigh Cru'chheii'
George A. Noting. and Mr.. Leftwich.
on the fifth ballot Mr.. Miller VINO mas
been assistant gas inspector Tor twenty
three years, was elected q The position.
The next questca was the 'iectio'
Ct an assistant gas inspector 10 succeed
MIR Miller ia that position. ana on me
siv.,,fb ballot the committee decided N
favor OF Mr.. J. J. Creamer.
Mr.. W. :. Woodscn was then ui'an'-
mousiy elected clerk 10 the committee
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lhs Grsn Mount,,n ch.utauaua.

The Paradise OF the Mountains, on the
summit of the Alleghenies. Thirteen years
OF splendid history. $4,000 invested In
beautifying the great park of 800 acres.
Splendid hotels and cottage accommoda-
tons at from 81 to SIS week. The sum
mer School with twenty departments OF
important study, under the care Of the
best instructors out OF leading UNIVERSE
ties. August It'll TO 9TH. The
great Mountain Chautauqua meets
August eth TO 9th. one hundred
professionals, well known in the enter
tainment field. will fill the passing days
with pleasure and profit IL IL the cool
est the cheapest. the most inspiring place
In America TO spend a summer vaca-
ton. II is on the main line Of the pic
turesaue b. & .. Railroad; express trains,
with sleeping and paror-cars, TO the
doors. If you are interested, the l5-page,
handsome, illustrated. detailed programme
will be mailed to you. II you Will send
YOUR name and address to the Agent Of
the b. 4 O. h. II. Co., Mountain-Lake
Park. Md.
ARTHUR c. LEWIS.
Pass. Agt. b. 4 O.. X. r.
50 Main street. Norfolk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11
PETLRsBURG's MEMORIAL-DAY
Mr.. {. Il. Lassiier's Address-NatioBai aud
State Questions Discussed

PETERSBURG, VA, June lO.-Special -
Thirty-one years ago yesterday the first
attack on Petersburg by the Federal
army was made by a cavalry company
under the command of General kantz
The invading foe were held at bay by a
small force or citizen soldiery under the
command of Colonel r. H. Archer now
a well-known lawyer of this place. until
achievements could be had from the
regular army. In this engagement some
OF our Dcst-knOWn citizens were killed.
wounded. or taken prisoners Ever since
the close Of the war the 9th Of June has
been observed az MemOrial-Day, when
the graves OF the soldiers buried IN Bland
ford Cemetery are decorated with flowers
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Memo
rial Association.
The day occurring this year on Sunday
10 was observed this afternoon at 0
O'Clock. There was a parade Of the Pc
tersDurg Grays, A. Il. Hill Camp or Con-
federate Veterans. Sons OF Veterans,
school children, and fire department.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The column was headed by mounted
police. General Stith Boiling was chief
marshal An immense crowd went out 90
the cemetery TO take part In the eXer-
Rev. J. VI. Pitcher, -. D., chaplain of A.
Z. iin Camp OF Confederate veterans.
Then followed singing The Soldier 5
Grave" 10 the air OF Aud Lang syne.
iht oidilpn was next d'INfi'b oN MI.
Charles TrOtter Lassiter. prominent
young lawyer Of this city.
TIN STRENGTH OF kfPuBLfcs.
After referring feelingly and elOquently
10 the occasion, Mr. Lassiter said.
Those who have studied the republics
OF antiquity have observed that so long
as they retained their original simplicity
and pristine valor. so long as their young
men We're instructed in mind and exer-
clsed IN body. so long as they preserves
invlOlate the purity OF elections, just so
long dld they retain ard continue 10 de-
theirs. Put when those IN authority have
been allowed 10 forget that public office
is a public trust" when corruption I'm
high places has been surely followed
by corruption among the people. when
a once viriie race have grown too effemi-
nate TO bear arms. and when seif-abase-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

COTTRELL- Monday morning
1unc 10th at 5:45 o'clock. at his residence
No. 6l3 north TWenty-iirst street, ROB
- Cottrel and Annie COttrell deceased
i'm the eighteenth year of mis- age.
The funeral viii take place WEDNhS-
DAY MORNING at o O'clock, from St
Patricks church with Requiem Mass.
Frfends and relations of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Baltimore Md and Washington d. c.
papers will please copy
ISAACS.-Died, Sunday morning, June
q lSas. az I o'clock. WILLIAM Il.
ISAACS. I'm the seVenty-eighth year OF
his age.
Funeral will take place from St James
Protestant Episcopal church TUESDAY
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. Friends and
acquaintanccs are invited TO attend.
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A Conyant nerirAteh.

The new chapel OF Monte Maria ConNen,
was dedicated yesterday morning a.
o'clock BY Bishop Van De WYE, asSl1,ea
bv six acolytes from the Cathedral, WIN
MIR. j. T.. Phillips. Jr.. as master OF ctf.-
monies The sacred edifice was proiustiy
decorated with flowers. Captain tfanh
Cunningham. assisted by the choH, vi
Miss Nina Randolph presiding al tne OF
gan supplied the musical programme
In the chapel were Rev. Fathers ). X,
O'Reilly and r. Il. Crane, Of the Sacred
Heart church. Father J. l.. Tiernan. OF
81. Patrick's. and Father Thomas Wilson.
of Fredericksburg. At the conclusion OF
the exercises the initial mass was cell
ebrated by the Bishop. The Sacrament OF
Confirmation was administered 70 I'VE
young lady pupils of the Academy OF the
Visitation. They WIRE Misses Sayme
Bridgeman. Mary Morris. Annie Lohman.
Marie Thorpe. and Nora Ellsworth The
chapel was crowded during the services.
A fun description Of the edllce appeared
in The Times Of Tuesday.
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Obituary Notic..

Mr.. ROBERT COTTREIL, Who died
Monday morning. June TO- 1895. at his rest
was brother OF John J. Cottrell an
attache Of the Associated Railway Com
panies lie was a bright. noble-hearted
hoy. loved and liked by a host of friends
among whom he was always popular
for his kindness OF heart and thoughtful
consideration. During his long illness he
was never heard 10 complain. but bore
his sufferngs with fortitudc that was
striking in one 50 young.
The funeral Will take place WEDNES-
DAY MORNING az o'clock from ST
Patrick's church. with requiem mass,
requiescant In pace.
Perhaps in some future years
II may be i'm the distant land
Wen see the meaning Of our tears.
And then, perhaps. we'ii understand"
II. l.. Il.
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CITY Circuit Court.

In the CITY Circuit Court YESTERDAY
seventeen convicts from the penitentiary
were arraigned before Judge Mellioiu
10 ha resentenced 10 five years addi-
tional confinement each for being convict
81 ~ a second offence. The guilty parties
were: g. 3. Brickhouse, Georgia Boston,
lanes SHARKS William II. Andrews alias
fT1rfer efc Robert Crcnshaw alias Hunt,
Joseph Jones. James Coleman, David
Thompson. Joseph Fisher. Harrison Snep-
ard ". Perkins alias Williams. Ilny
scales. James Williamson. George WIZ
liam Peak. Isaiah Pelham, ia. Johnson
Dnrfp Wilt
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Sunda,-school Work.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Baptist Sunday-SchOol Association took
place Sunday afternoon with barton
Heights church. In spite OF the bad
weather one or two sundays in May,
the reports showed gratifying attend
ance especially at Fulton. There were
sixty-seyen conversions reported. Inter
esting speeches were made by Mr.. Wood.
Judge Hancock. and Rev. DR.. Pitt. and
the exercises were varied by spirited sing
ing.
The next meeting VIII be held with
the Grace-street school, July 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

ment has paved the way TO villain bonds
and despot sway. then the people, debdsed
and degenerate. no longer worthy OF
the freedom OF their ancestors, have
surely parsed under the dominion OF an
imperial Caesar
COMMERCIAL CREDIT.
In commercial and Industrial republic
public and private credit - as the breath
81 I.fe. When a nation fails 10 meet its
just observations and IN order TO sub
serve a snOrt-sighted policy. Hampers with
the standards OF value and issues de-
based and deprecated currency. when
fraudulent assignments and the evasion
Of Just debts are encouraged by laws
allowing preferred creditors, when the
sanctify Of private property is attacked
by s0cialstic and anarchistic laws. and
when trade is hampered by an utter and
justiflaDle lack Of confidence IA human
honesty the people OF that country, with
workshops gone TO ruin and farms over
grown with weeds starving in the midst
on plenty. might well rise IN indignant
wrath against the demag0gucs without
conscience and the politicians devoid or
craftsmanship who have cOnspired 10
prostitute the good faitn OF iher native
land
The public faith OF our own State Is
pledged TO the payment OF large debt.
il IS essential 20 our prosperity and fu-
ture credit that this debt be paid. In
order that TN. MAY ~. N't' "'Nt+p--~
increase of taxation, IL ~ necessary 10
remodel our fundamental law The Con
siitut.0n under which We have lived TOT
the last quarter OF q century was formed
and forced upon as by aliens 10 the
state. Ii has been We'll said that the
measure Of taxation should never exceed
the necessities Of government. economical
ly administered. . .
f-nder our present Constitution 10 IS
deemed impossible to secure this neces-
sarv economy. great step IN advance
NAV be- made by the legislature without
constitutional revision bat many or the
best lawyers in the Stese regard a NOR
ough and fundamental revision OF our
fudici;ry system as sine qua non or
Intelligent reform By the late amend
menf TO the Constitution "a sr"at re-
duct.on I'm the criminal expenses or lhe
s-overrmcnt Will be enCctci. But one y
The greatest evils OF or system, - snat
we have too many poorly PAID Jultes'
The Interests of the people VIII ne pt .l-i
served by fewer judgs and hishef STARTS
The address Of Mr.. Lassiter Wds iol-
lowed bv the singing OF the DoNgl lsy
ana The bonedictiou. The graves or i1e
eoldiers were then decorated, ana II Wa
iate before the crowd left the silent cry
Of the dead. During the exercises AT IN"
cemfery business in the city Vas pr@1p-
CSlly suspended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, June
1O-Cattle- Receipts. 1850 market weak
AT 100 lower; common 10 extra steers
S3.Gi0GUO. stOckers and feeders, 3 wa
S22OO4Gp.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market firm ana
zoe. higher. heavy packing and shipping
lots. SIGun4S5. common 10 choice mixed
Sl45U455, light, SA304i.o'' pigs F'.ioe
3.45. ...-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market lweaK
for common and firm for choice, inferior
TO choice, S2.OOMtVO, lambs, sSD"ev,'"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

ST. LOUIS, MO-. june lo.-Flour steady
but quiet. patent Sl.l5p12oi fancy S".''
$50. choice, S3.2V03.d'.
corn lower; July, DC; September
$3.50. " 10
oats lower; June 29hc.; July, 5Oc
September, 8oisc.
Pork-Standard mess. $500.
Lard Prime steam, s6.S'2i choice, $e..".
BacOn-Sh0uiders SG21. longs. SO.S'l1i
clear ribs. 500. short clear, S'lZ12.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders. 600,
longs SG37ih; clear RIBS, $500; short
clear, S6.75.
High wines steady at Si25.
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Ashland Park. on Richmond, Fred
erick sburg and Potomac railroad, eighteen
waited ana improved. New boats and
additional seats and tables have been
provided. Grounds. pavilion, and dining
hall In good condition. and ready for ex-
cursion and picnic parties. Trains char
Traiiic Manage, Byrd-Street Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

His Case Continued to Await the Result oil
the Iuj0ry


the Iujary.
vyussm Hooker was arraigued tn the
Police Court yesterday, before Justice
Crutchneld, on the charge OF shooting II,
ID. Puryear. The case was cohuhueu
until June 10Th, 10 await the result OF tue
intnrv Mr.. George -. Wise, who Is
gooners counsel. will enter the plea Of
salf-defeuce. According TO the informd-
lion which ~ has received, the trouble
was commenced by Puryear VINO maze
insu1ting remarks to Mrs. Hooker.
Purvear was resting quietly at the nos
,,ftal yesterday. and doing As well as
Could he expected under the circumstalc-
es Or. Massie has not yet been able
IN locate the bail, and unless dangerous
svrnptoms set in. no effort VIII De maze
20 extract II. IL is expected that fui-
years. magnificent physique ana COOL
determined nerve will IN large measure
assist in his recovery.
AS DR.. Massie says. there are az pres
ont two things to be feared most-that
neritonitis might set In. or an abscess OF
he liver he formed. and If either or the
Two occurs. the case will besalmost hope
less IL will be a week or ten days be-
fore IL will be possible to decide whether
Puryear VIII recover or not.
OTHER cAsEs.
lanes !. Ieffreys was brought up on
the charge Of entering the house Of Mr..
baskerville on Monday night and steal
ing a banjo guitar, and hat. The nat
was worn by the accused when arrested
and the banjo was found by Detective
Gibson I'm pawnshop on west Broad
street. The banjo was positively identi-
fed by Mr. baskerville In court, and
.Ieffreys was sent on 10 the grand jury.
Charles Jackson, an accompice OF the
latter. in whose possession the pawn
ticket was found, was given twelve
months I'm Jail. in default Of security. on
the charge OF being suspicious char
acter. James Jenreys was also required
tc give $50 security for twelve months on
a similar charge.
Charles Jackson CcOloredD, charged win
being a suspicious character. was required
10 give 500 security for twelve months.
John Cook (coIoreD was fined N.5o Tor
d.sorderly conduct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

was created yesterday by sale or the
daintiesf sheer fine printed Organdie
Lawns at four and some odd cents and
of those exquisite COlored Maisuma
Crepes FOR ten cents, that have been
twenty-odd cents The head OF the
wash goods department at Meyers, Sixth
and Broad says there are many thousand
wards. and that they will be sold at
these prices until the entire lots are
closed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

Norfolk reached quickest and best by
Norfolk and Western Railroad. New
schedule furnishes the most comfortable
early-eyening ride between Richmond and
the seashore Tickets, rates, and all
information, at s3S Main street.
r. w. COURTNEY.
Dist. Pass. Agent.
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Bible Conference at old Point, June ilth tc
iHfh

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company viii sell round-trip tickets 10
old Point AT ONE-FARE RATE Tor
trains OF June 9th to 10th, good TO re-
turf until June 18th. The conference
will be conducted by Rev. \. {. Dixon
ID ID and the singing will be under the
leadership OF Mr.. +. II. Jacobs, Mr..
Moody's well-known singer Special
hotel rates Tor those attending the con-
ference.
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redueed Rate. on SATURDAYS During um

Commencing May 18th. the Richmond,
Lrederickshurg ana Potomac railroad will
sell round-trip tickets on Saturdays, good
until following Mondays. at the one-fare
rate from Richmond 10 QuanticO and
intermediate stations. Tickets on sale
at Byrd-Street station only.
C. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

Salcs-Whcat, ~ bushels.
Quotations. Wneat-Longbcrry SIC. 10
SIC. mixed. S5c. to s',c., shortDefry, Sic.
to sgc. No. red. Sc. To SIC.
Corn " hitc. Virginia, J1o. to &c; No.
white. SIC. TO 3S.; No. mixed, sc.
TO J6i2c.
oats No = mixed. 3ic. to size; No.
. mixed. &c. 10 Sii4c.
isyfaafA,c. 10 6~C.
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I1Nn srncll MARKET.

KICHMOND- VI, ,JUHe 10 J0'''
Cattle-Receipts. 20, sales. 20
sheep and Lambs Receipts go; sales.
$50. rf.IJ alue- Oh a
Hoes Receipts, 250; sales. 900. ..o.
Prices. Cattle-Best. 4lac. 10 &c. GROSS;
a few extra fine higher. medium 10 good,
3iac. TO 4hc. gross. common TO fair, &C.
to &c. gross. bulls. &c 60 ne. gross.
Sheep-2i.c. TO &c. gross.
Lambs 4c. 10 Sc. gross.
HOgs-5i.c TO &C. net.
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WILMINGTON, \. c.. June 10.-Rosin
firm. strained. S115: good strained. *l..O.
Spirits of turpentne firm at 2Gisc
Tar steady at Sl2J.
Crude turpentins quiet and steady;
hard. Sl.2O. soft. SlsO, virgin. 80.
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cash quotations were as toII0Ws. IuuI
was duh and prices were steady ana uh-
changed: No spring wheat SVPo5c
40 . red. 79iac., No. corn oi4ns.,i -
so. . oats. 3l031iac.. mess pork, 81 1'n
~ g. lard. So 55QGj7i4; short rib sides
So 251G3O. dry sailed shoulders, So.8,' ~
$50: short clear sides, SGo"a66z's' WINS
~ ST .lin
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Pure rich blood IS essential 10 good
health because the blood Is the vital
fluid which supplies all the organs with
life. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great
blood purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

Hoods pills are purely vegetable, harm
less, effective. do not pain or gripe.
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET
LONDON. May 10.-Bar silver closed Al
aOiad.
SIP M.-Paus advices quote 3 per cent
rentos at lO2 francs and - confines ior
the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

YOU naturally want to get as
much as you possibly can for
i your money, and there isn't
a surer way Of doing it than by
purchasing one of our raridIy-di-
minishine stock of Suits They're
in your reach financially, if any
thing Of the kind ever was, and
they'll wear as tho they were
made to last forever They're
neat, tastefully designed; they'll
stand good deal of rough usage
without looking any the worse
for it, and they're amazingly
cheap. You can get nothing that
will show off TO better advantage
than one of our SO WORSTEDS
or SO SERGE SUITS.