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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06
LAMo5No 90


Interior finish: Parlor, dining room and
front hall white pine, filled and vanished;
balance pine, painted.
The exterior has two coats Of paint and
the shingles one coat OF creOsote. Outside
blinds to first and second story windows.
Cistern for water supply, with pump in
kitchen arranged to pump water in tubs
and bathroom. Kitchen waiDso0ted. Cost
80 build, finished as above, 81, 700.
"A plan that is we'll adapted for village
erection and the needs of a small family.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

Chicago: Puts. July wheat 6OHci
calls csc; puts, July corn 28Ae; calls
29Ac; puts July pork S7.l0; calls Sl.40;
curb, July wheat SIC.
Chicago: Estimated receipts Mon
day. wheat 20; corn 475; oats $40; hogs
35, goo head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

Tincture of myrrh dropped into water
1s an excellent wash for the mouth and
The throat The proper proportions are
ten drops Of myrrh to a glass Of water.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06
Gas Cooking Raness.

We will sell Gas cooking ranges at
wholesale prices until July 1st. If in
terested call and examine our stock
before purchasing.
HARDWARE co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

Topeka Grain Exchange. 526 KS. Av2p. m.
4Today's range of prices On New York
Stocks furnished by Topeka Grain and
STOOL axchanea.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

Open air concert at Garfield park
Sunday afternoon by NIarshalPs bard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

The price Of strawberries in London
is now three to eight shillings per
pound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

1t not only relieves: it does more, it
cures We refer to One Minute Cough
Cure. Suitable for all ages, all condi-
lions. at all times. Geo. W. StansheId,
R22 kansas ave.
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IF you want All the news subscribe
for the JOURNAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

Thomas planning mill. telephone
1924. for screen doors and windows;
every kind woodwork
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06

Try us on collars. We can make them
look like new. Peerless Steam Laundry.
1l2 and ia ". Sth st. Phone sS2
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Todav,s Rance Of Prices.

open. High. Low. Clse. Fri.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
IH.IRLES err COUNTY.
The School Board and Board OF supc
visor- in Session

CHARLES CITY c. H.. July 29.-Spe
cial-At Providence Forge on the 18th.
instant game Of bah was played be
tween the Courthouse and Providence
Forge teams. resulting I'm victory for
the Courthouse team. by score Of p to 2.
An elder Of the Latter Day Saints.
preached M Samaria church last Sunday
night 10 a good congregation. They were
much pleased with the views advanced.
Rev. W. W. Lear. OF Manchester. has
been preaching the past week at Micah
church
The County School Beard will assemble
I'm annual meeting at this place on the
80 Of August.
:. d. Milford. Superintendent Of
Schools VIII examine teachers here-for
whites. August 18th, and for colcred, Au-
gust 18Th
The Board of Supervisors met In an
uual session al this place last Monday
present. H. J.. Warning. OF ChickahOm-
iuy district president. W. 5. Brown, of
Tyler district snd W. J.. Adams. OF
Harrison. All bills against the county
presented were allowed and ordered to be
paid. The commissioners books were
not ready. There is complaint that this
Is the case every year and the people
are dissatisfied. II hc cannot the law
directs that the books must be ready by
July LIST
have been requested 20 stata that the
people are opposed 10 any county official
teaching a public school. and The THINGS
is requested 20 call the attention az the
school trustees TO this matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

.ses Of sun-curcd tohaccOs to-day: one
packaeo taken in. one sold al $40. one at
40 % one at SO one at $40 one at $40.
ono Al sa62is. one at So. one AZ -
one M $50. one at SS.62i2. two at $50.
two a, SI.T5. the remainder selling down
TO $3.50.
Mr.. St Clair Butler, OF Butler * Bosner'
toh,cco manufacturers, Richmond. Va,
exhibited on Change to-day a leaf ~
sun-curcd tobacco thirty inches long
hv thirteen inches wide. with small fibre
anil silky tcxturc-a perfect black wrap
per. II came ont OF "a package OF sun
cured tobacco from Essex county Va.
CONSIGNED 10 and sold by Mr. George a.
HAYNES NJ auction on Change at S13.
II il seldom the ease that "a tobacco man
ufacturer crows over his purchases but IN
,bia instance the tobacco had such n
enread of leaf was OF such great length.
ANA nne quality. little growing is ex-
cusahle.
Messrs Butler & Boshcr viii use this
eplandid tobacco. together with the cle-
cant package Of wrappers Tor which they
paid as high as So At auction on Change,
in tho Manufacture OF ire United States
navy tobaccos, the contract for the sup
plying Of which they hold this year. Con
CALCULATIONS TO Uncle sam.
Mr.. George 4 Haynes Will offer at auc-
ton on Change tomorrow Thursday.
July -. 1890 one Of tho finest breaks
Of Caroline and Louisa county Wa) SUM
cured tohaccOs offered this season. and
10 is hoped that the buyers viii turn out
i'm fun force and be- prompt 90 attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
DOUGLAS A FREE MAN
ONE or MOST REMdRhdBLE NUN
DER CIsLs ~ VIRGINIi INSALS'
Although More Than Twenty witnesses
Identify the Prisoner lie Proves
Conclusive Abb.

TAZEWELL, VA, July 2.-Speciai'-
The case of the Commonwealth against
X. l.. Douglas, for the murder oil the
tramp peddlar, an account OF which "aS
published in The Times a few days ago
ga me- IN a close this day and resulted IN
a verdict Of acquittal. The defence proved
their alibi to certainty by as many AS
ten witnesses, and thus ended TINS rather
remarkable case.
The case IL remarkable from the iact
that the witnesses for the commonwealth
were so certain in the identity OF the
man, and when the Commonwealth closed
their ease. the man seemed doomed, ana
had the case rested there, he would
undoubtedly have been found guilty as
charged in the indictment
a WONDERFUL RESEMBLANCE.
There must have been d very strong
resemblance between this man and the
real murderer, not only IN feature, Dut
in build, carriage. and statue, Tor ne
was Identified by as many as twenty wit
uesses as the same man seen with the
peddlar on the evening of the murder.
Many are stlil OF the opinion that not
withstanding the verdict Of the jury and
the evidence for the defence. which was
positive. and the fact sworn TO by the
men of good standing from his own state,
that ne is one and the same man and
that the witnesses. though honest in their
testimony. have mixed their dates, but
We can hardly think this possible. and
can only account for the arrest and trial
Of this man by. it must be a strong re
semblance, unusually strong, 10 the real
murderer.
The Jury were out only a few minutes
The verdict meets with the approval or
an those who were present and heard
the evidence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
Potatoes. 75cGsi0; do sweet, 7'e.@


llilCA'fO nAt-s~i+Af
CHICAGO. ILL. July 2n.--Losi groui"
I'm wheat was completely relieved To-Day o.
The news was not extraordinarily IN
,ieorafiur. and II was Il case OF covering
for short account. with an indisposliion
on tire part Of longs 20 sell. Liverpool
displayed the same indifference TO our
ycsfotdays break az to the previous bnikt
Holders construed this as "a point IN th'lI
favor. and that fact was mainly re-
sponsibe for the opening strength. Nhen
prices reached tho call point those VINO
sold their privileges yesterday I'D theH
haste To- buy wheat az protection IL
aueuratcd bulge. which carried quota
fiors fo the llet figures Of the dag
September wheat opened from jIa4c. 70
5sc. advanced 10 Jolsc, closing at oJp
5alrc -sxc. higher than yesterday. Cash
whoa; was firm and &C.. per bushel higher
Corn-A species of benefit was derived
hv corn from wheat. but II was plainly
apparent ihat the strength 50 manifest
was under protest no confidence was
exhibited. and the least show Of weakness
in tho leading market was promptly re
Elected I'm this grain. Trade was very
dull and the news was Of no particular
merit or interest September corn open
"a al 24tc.. sold between 2iisc. and 24'sc,
closing az 2f.M247sc.-iSmllc. higher IMAM
yesterday. Cash corn was steamer a.
gain Of &c. over yesterday.
Oats were quist. presenting hIh'
underfonc The action OF the other gram
was not entirely disregardcd, but tnefe
was much Independence IN the sentiment.
September oats closed isc. per bushel
higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
firm and lac. higher.
Provisions only sustaining agent
in provisions was the covering by shorts.
There was no comfort 10 holders to DE
derived from the hog market. as a decline
Of 501Oc had taken place. and the CON
sumptive inquiry was not great enous u
TO stimulate buying Of futures. Septem-
Der pork closed l5c higher. September
lard 2Njc. higher. and September ribs
1iac higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. y. g.. July 29-Rosm
firm. strained. S132i4; good strained,
81 31iR
Turpenune firm; machine, 2lAc; r.
regular, -Vac.
Tar quiet at SlOl.
crude turpentino steady; hard. $50,
SOFT. SiG0; virgin. $40.
CHARLESTON. S. g.. July 29-Turpeu-
tine market firm at 2li.c.
kosin firm. Quotations. b. and c..
S12j. -. and r.. $3.50. j.. Sl3J. c.. 81 40.
H.. Si.45; J.. S1.5o, r.. S1.5J. NJ. SI0y.
~. SlG5. window glass. $40; water
white. SlsO
SAVANNAH. GA. July % urpentine
firm 40 221c for regulars; receipts. ] IA
casks. sales about Loo casks
Rosin firm at the advance ON low and
medium grades. receipts. 1854 barrels.
sales 400 barrels Quotations al close.
A., b.. c.. ana j.. 81 f2ie. f.. sl42i.ai1. -.
r., Si.45. c.. $50: H.. Si.55. l.. Si.G0.
X. 81 ~. NJ. SL7O. n Sl7j. window
glass. Si.sj. water white 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

JOHNSON.-Died. az Leo Camp Soldiers
Home July -, 1886, Veteran NOBLE
T. JOHNSON. Company a. Fifth Rogi-
mont Virginia Infantry, Stoncwall Bri-
gade OF Rockbridge county. Va. aged
nfty-siN years
Funeral az Hollywood TODAY CThurs-
day. ~ o'clock, Rev. L. r. Mason Of
hCiatiug.
at East Richmond. Va.
July 29th, Mrs. ABBIE O.. FOWLER:
aged hfty-One years.
Funeral at residence. 4.f5 +. VI. To-
DAY. Car leaves Twenty-ninth and =
streets az T. NJ.
COLSTON.-Died. AZ Lee Camp Soldiers
Home July ~. 1906. Veteran r. T..
COlSTON. brigadier-gueral Confod-
crate states army aged seventy-one
years.
Funeral from the Home chapel THIS
CrhurdayJ AFTERNOON 40 q o'clock.
Rev. Landon X. Mason officiating.
Interment in Hollywood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

| NEW YORK ISoDi 'E MAl'hLl.
| NEW YORK. July Flour steady and
/ unchanged. market quiet Southern Hour
| steady and quiet common 90 fair extra
! S.ol2 60. good 20 choice DO. S-Vlf-'n.
Wheat duU and hrmcr: ungaded red,
/ p, uGoe options advanced ln1isc., fell
I D. .c.. and closed firm 40 7sc. over Yesterday;
| July. G3'.c. August. 6}4c., September
! 6H.c.. October. 6i4c. December. O5'sc
corn dun and firm 40. % alitc Gle
vafor. wo.c. an0at options advanced
aai.. closing firm. with trading more
active. July. 3p.c.: August 3osc.; sep
tembcr aU-c.
oats moderately active and strong.
Options dun and nrmcr. July. 2Z4c, sep
I TENDER. 22s.c.. October. 2.Htc. Spot prices:
/ 80 % 29a4 arse. 80. white. -1+2c., mixed
western. 2@l2l-c.
Hay steady. shipping, G5N1Oi4cj good
90 choice. gucN 3d.
Wool steady; domestic fleece. lGQ22c.;
pulled. 11na3c.
Beef quiet and steady family. 5000
900. extra mess. S6OlV70O. beef hams
duu at S1A50N150D. tiercod beef quiet
and steady. city extra, India mess. SiLoD
uf2OO. out meats quiet and steady
picked bellies. 500 asked, shoulders.
S3.75r4O0. hams. S0oDQi0.oO
Lard duli and steady. western steam
closed at $40: city. $500; September.
closed at S3.42 Refined dun; continent,
S375; South American, $40, compound.
So 751l4,oO.
Pork steady and quiet. old mess, $3.50
10. now mess. S775pS25.
Butter in moderate demand and steady;
state dairy. l0g14i4c.; DO creamery, lli2
di5c. Elgins. l5c.
Eggs quiet and easy: state and Pennsyl-
vania. 130i4c.; western, fresh. l2nl5c.;
do per case. Sl2503oo
Tallow quiet city. 3q3 lille; country.
3ic.
otton seed OH steady and active. crude
iq020c.: yellow prime, 81 u23c; DO of
grade. 22iIp23c
Rosiu duh and steady; strained COM
mon 90 good Si0O.
Turpentne quiet and steady at 2f024i4c.
Potatoes I'm fair demand; southern, 75c
NsiOo.
Rice quiet and steady. domestic, fair
10 extra. 30Jaic.; Japan. 404i4c
Molasscs dun and steady. New orleans,
open kettle. good 10 choice. 27o37c.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked. al
iikc
Conoc-Optlons opened steady at 5010
points down and closed steady at sails
uoints up. July. Slln. September. 81. 80
1855. November. $3.50. December 5000
1925. March S9U5lH-o Spo Rio dull
and easy. 80. Z. $500 asked.
Sucar-Raw firm and quiet. fair re-
Trims. 25sc Refined steady. quiet, and
unchanged.
Freights 10 Liverpool market quiet and
steady. cotton. by steamer. 3-32d.:
grain. by soamer. 2i-d.
leberries-Maryland and Delaware,
405c.
Professionalism fancy Sl.5003OO.
Watersnelous-Car load. SlOoM175.
Mnskmelons- Basket. 4OaC0c, do. bar
rel. 5Dc 4Sl.50
Peaohes-G Georgia. carrier, Sl2542.50:
do. Maryland and Delaware. crate. 50ft
15c.. DO basket 30Q8oc.: DO. South arO-
lima carrier Si2592.o0
Onions Eastern Shore basket. 5s8f5c-;
barrel. Sl-2s-ql.75. -ar u, - -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
Vow Reri.frntinn RnnLs

The masses Of the voters OF Richmond
are demanding a new and correct regis
tratiOu
The books now In Use ars reported ,o
be simply a mass OF indistinguishabie
names. consisting partly OF a list Of peo-
pie who have long since died. Others
nave long axe shaken the dust u Rich
mond from their soies. and established
themselves In n community where il IL
unnecessary TO argue with the constable
as TO which way he should cast his bal
lot.
IL is understood that Chairman Daw-
son. Of the City committee. will call a
meeting Of that body for Friday night TO
discuss the matter. and it Is expected
they will recommend the adoption of new
books.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
ruorU11 MINES ~ Osr MlNCrE.
That il what an Inventor Expects VIII be
Make with HIS Contrivance.


CAPE MAY. y. J., July 2s.-Tne
speeding trucks invented by William. u.
Holman, OF Minneapolis a cousin OF Judge
William :. Holman. of Indiana. will be
tried tomorrow on the tracks on the
South Jersey railroad between here and
WinslOw Junction. By the invention IL
is hoped to greatly Increase the speed
Of the ordinary locomotive.
These trucks are INTERCHANGEABLE ana
made up Of five smooth or friction geared
wheels placed under each driver Three
OF them rest on the track. while the
other two bear upon the former. and
each driver In turn rests upon the two.
The arrangement the inventor thinks,
affords natural pockets for all wheels
above those on the track and makes
IL an impossibility for any Of them 10
become displaced during any kind OF
running The track wheels are head In
position by the side bars. Which hinge
around the center middle Wheel.
The Ringing renders the trucks iex-
bic and provides for the engine a sort
of endless track OF moving wheels, which
are always smooth. II IS said that the
vibrating motion commonly impaired 20
the locomotive I'm high running Is done
away with by this device.
Each truck wheel has a large and
small diameter. and works ON the cog
principle bat friction takes the place of
cogs. The larger rim rests upon the
rnil and the small rim-axtends outwardiy
over the tires.
The trucks TO be used for the triad
tomorrow are geared at about 2 to l
The highest speed ever made on any
road was on the Camden and Atahtic
road. when a rate OF sac miles an hour
was made in q run OF $3.50 miles.
Mr. Holman expects 70 make a rate
OF 100 miles tomorrow. and 10 develop
eventually TO 10 miles an hour. one
day last week. between here and Cape
May Court House, a. distance OF twelve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

Klcnmond, Va, July -, $50.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Filters. ! hogshcad. cutters. g: leaf
dark, ., Tugs dark. II. Total, 20 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. . hogshoads; dark,
~ hogsheads and % tierces.
Myers Crcnshaws. Davenports, Plant
crs. Seabrook's. AneghanXs Old Domin-
ion, Shelburne's. ANA Shockoe tobacco
warehouses report today. Receipts. -
packages. deliveries. - packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond. Va, to-day. Cigars ana cigarettes.
S209&3 plug tobaccos, s2,Os1.39. Total
S2,25572.
Shelburaes warehouse offered % pack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

ST. LOUIS. MO. July Colour dun;
patent. S304al0' fancy, S2.4oG25O;
choice. S2l00220.
Wheat higher. July. 5Sc.. nominal Au-
gust. Js7,c bid. September 5!c
Corn higher. July. 2-i9c.. nominal Au-
gust. 22isc. nominal; september. 22+sc.
oats steady and higher. july, 1870.
bid. August. 17,sc. bid; September. Is.
bid.
P0rk-Standard mess. new, $675; old,
$500.
Lard-Prime steam, S2.g2i9: choice, $500.
Bacon Shoulders. $40. longs, $40,
clear RIBS $500. clear sdos. Si12il
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. S337i3.
longs. $500; clear RIBS S3.62i1, clear sdes.
1910.
MN wInea .loalv NJ Sl.2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. July ~
Cattle. Receipts 1lGOo; market strong
10 Zoe. higher. common TO extra steers.
S}.25@45O, stockere aud feeders. s41ylf
$50. cows and bulls. 81 2JQ3.JO. Texans.
s.. Jf0S1O. western rangers s2.12rya3. ~.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 market easy and
o.. lower; heavy packing and shipping
lots S2.7Oa3O5. common to choice mixed.
81 SjG33D. choice assorted, S3.2JQ33O.
light s3.OO48.S0; pigs. S2.75tua3O.
Sheep-Reoeipts, 1900, market steady:
inferior to choice. $2ng325, lambs. $500
45.31.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

CINCINNATI. O.. July 29-Flour steady
winter patent. S3.4oHa7J, spring patent
S3j1u3sJ.
Wheat steady. No. . red. GlHG2c.
Corn weak; No. . white. track. DC. 40
yellow. 10 arrive. 81 y.
Oats quiet. No. . mixed. 22Q23c
Pork steady; clear backs. Ss.c0QS25
Lard steady kettle. S33r1a3G2ia
prime steam. S33Tl
Bacon steady: loose shoulders. $3.50
short ribs S3.J003GIi., short clear S3.s7i.
M39o.
Whisky unchanged; sales Of J6i barrels
az SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
Idxnncinn OH Cuenca.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July IA specia'
from Guaya1uil. Ecuador. says:
General Alfaro. accompanied by Generai
Morales Minister of War and the gen.
erals stan. of the second division OF
the army, left for Machala. MONDAY nisn.;
q, hoard the gnnboat Cotopaxie ana Two
river steamers. Two battaifons OF 'oiu"-
teers have been ordered. General Riialo.
wiring 10 the Consul-Genersl OF Ecuauo''
at Panama, Don Ricardo Aras' says
II leave Monday with strong io'oe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENcE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY %. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Schooner S. W. Lawrence, Portland.
SAILED.
Puritan, Fall River
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY % 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
moro, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
The Vacancy in the Board Of Aldermen

Major James II. Capors. who formerly
was one OF the representatives Of CLAY
ward IN the Board Of Aldermen. X prom
inently spoken OF fcr the vacancy caused
I'm that body by the resignation OF Mr..
L. u. Starke. Mr. Thomas L. Alfrlend
Is also mentioned in that connection. II
Is hoped. however. by Mr.. Starke's numer-
Gus friends that he will reconsider his
action and withdraw his resignation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

Candidate chiplcy VIII Go with the Ma

joriiy and support Bryan.
ATLANTA. GA. July "a special
from Pensacola, Fla, says that Hon. W.
D. Chipley. candidate for the Senate from
that state and who is classod among the
gold-standard leaders Of Florida here. re-
ceiycd telegram from General l.. ;.
Bragg. dated Chicago and asking in be-
half Of the independent sound-money
movement: "Who IS right man to organ
ize Florida soundmoncy Democracy Tor
the THIRD ticket"
TO this Telegram Mr.. Chipley has sent
the following answer:
Disruption OF the Democratic organi-
zation means more harm 20 the South
than people OF North can understand The
Democratic party has ever been the
bulwark of the liberties Of our people.
and I don't believe I've hundred Demo-
Gratis I'm Florida will support the Third
ticket you propose If nominated. 7 know
no Democrat OF prominence or influence
i'm Florida available for your purpose.
Florida Will stand by tho Chicago nomi-
necs by enormous maiorities. and will
maintain Democratic supremacy i'm State
affairs.
Nv. y. CHIPLEY."
Before tho receipt ~ Mr. Chlpey's tele-
gram I'm Chicago another was sent him
signed j.. s. Bragg. Chairman and II
5. Robbins and others. notifying him that
~ had been selected 20 confer with the
gold Democrats. and report a member
OF the national committee 20 represent
Florida no the meeting az indianapolis,
August 1th.
To this Mr. Chiplcy replied:
81 wired you yesterday explaining my
position. which is well understood IN
Florida. ] am supporting earnestly and
sincerely the nominees OF the Chicago
convention and ] am unwilling to see
my party disrupted"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30
\ W0man In II.

LYNCHBTRG. VA. July 29-Special.
I'm % row about woman. William Walker
coloredl shot Jim Saunders (colored) IN
the abdomen, in Amherst. about three
miles from Lynchburg. last night. The
wounded man Will die Walker escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

KEW YORK. July 29.-Tbe course OF the
drr goods market to-day has been quite
iu line with last years experiences. There
has been fair number of buyers IN
town. Dut they have displayed "a vsfy
modified interest m dry goods of any
description. whilst mail orders for al
lines OF merchandise have been OF an
average character and that means but
3D. moderate demand at best. Reports
from ont ~ town distributing centres
speak of "a fair distribution i'm progress.
but practical confirmation of this IN the
shape Of recorders is 60 "a great extent
lacking. whether in cotton goods men s
wear fabrics wooicn or worsted dress
goods silks OF hosiery underwear etc..
The best feature of the market is the
comparative steadinc.s of prices n face
of continued sloW buying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

BALTIMORE MD. July Vireinio
Century tol asked. Consolidated GAS
stock aii2 asked. do. bonds. Cs. ll2i, bid
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miles. A rate Of speed OF ninsty-ei m.'es
Ia said TO have been mane. uass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-30

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
quiet and steady. hard wheat. spring
patent. quoable al S043S5. bakers.
S2.2Ga2.35. 40. 2 spring wheat. 51hQ
5.as &c.,. No . red. Go9l0Gissc. No. 2 corn.
'2ci .U2Gtc; No. 2 oats. 1su1Ssc.. mess
pork. s6l00G15: lard. S205: short ribs.
S8.1on315. dry saitcd shoulders sang
400. short clear sides, S3.Jo43G5i3, whis-
ky. $50
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Richmond Va. July %. 1896.
Quotations. Whcat-Longborry. IS 10
40; mixed. 81 10 o. shortbcrry. - 10
ac.; No. 2 red. C5,. 30 C4c
ccrn-W,hsteg Virginia "a u 341zcf;, No. 2
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white. 80 to s3Isc.; No. mixed. ~ to
S2ilc. .
OATS . mixed. . to 23lsc.; No. 3
mixed. - TO I2i4c.
Hvc-G5 10 37c
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There will be a great rally Of tho Ep-
worth League members at Park-place
Methodist church to-nlSht~ f-,rs