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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24

4 Dignified Eesponse to Her Protest
Against Hawaiian Annexation.

WASHINGTON. June 23.-The State
Department has practically completed its
reply 10 the Japanese protest against the
Hawaiian annexation treaty, but has not
vet delivered it. The reply Is understood
To be dignihed In tone. and "a strong legal
defence OF our position. which. without
In any sense abating our claims, still does
not disdain To support them by much
citation OF precedent and international
l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. June 3-For-
mer Governor Mathews, who Is a candi-
date for United States Senator before
the next Legislature. announces that he
IL not I'm the race i'm case Senator Turpie
desires 4 denomination.
The two men have been the closest
party friends. Governor Mathews de-
clares that the silver sediment In indt-
ana Is growing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. June cs.-Weather for
Thursday:
For Virginia Fair. followed by occo-
siopal showers Thursday afternoon:
slightly warmer: southerly winds.
For North Carolina-Showers; south<rlv
winds. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24
GENER4L LEL'S son ATTACKED.
Madrid Impartial Charges Him With Hav
ing Sold the Ruiz Information.

MADRID, June 25.-The Imparcial. in
an indescribably foul mouthed article.
saws that Consul General Lees son sold
the Ruiz information TO the Herald, but
compliments the Herald. calling It a mar
ycllOus paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24

NEW YORK. June 23-Fire that caused
a loss OF $4,000 and called out most OF
the firemen In the city. broke out this af-
ternoon I'm the large seven-story building
AT the northeast corner OF Greenwich and
Laight streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24

The above telegram was received by
The Times last night in reponse to
telegram to the Chief Of Police Of East
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF tho
Thermometer at The Times Office yeefess
day: A. NJ. "a; l, ~. u; . r. ~. IL
r. NJ. rs: p. NJ. 73; midnight -
Average. 7S Id.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-24

Il must have occurred before he became
acquainted with Brown.
When questioned az To Browns asso-
ciates while in SIstersyille. Streeter said
that Brown fraternized with a crowd
which he did not like and he never be-
came acquainted with any Of them.
As regards the latter part OF the above
telegram that Is clearly an unjust sus-
picion. Streeter WAS I'm Richmond before
Brown and Mr.. crull left and until the
nevs of the lattcrs death was received
boarded with Mrs. Crul. lie then left
because of the annoyance he might cause
as a boarder.
TIE FUNERAL.
The remains of Mr.. Crull will arrive
over Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at $50
o'clock this morning. The burial will he
from the depot conducted by Rev. j. ".
cook. Of Hoge Memorial church and the
intorment will be in Oakwood.
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Continued on Seventh Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
NHW rnnhrnONn COMPANY
ChailotiosviIle TO Try the Mutual sys'
tenn.

tenn.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July co.
special-The City Chamber Of Commerce
has originated plan for the establishing
of % new telephone line IN the city, and
are now at work soliciting stock subscrlp-
lions among the merchants and prOfes-
sioual men OF The city and University.
ffhe company Is 10 be purely mutual,
and the stock Is being literally subscrib-
cd 90.
The reason for establishing a new com
pIuy SIS. they say. that they can furnish
ID better and lower rate system-thc rate
Of The present system being $50 for bus-
ness men and S3i for private residences.
They propose 90 furnish a better sys-
tenn than now exists at SIS and $lz maxi
mum.
The case Of Charles 7. Barksdale. which
has been occupying The County Court OF
Nelson for several days. was concluded
last evening barksdalo being sentenced
20 tho ncuiicntiary for fourteen years.
Earksdale was on trial the second time
charged with killlnc William Cook az a
picnic IN the mountains OF Nelson on the
Ath Of July lS.6. The first trial his coun-
sci succeeded in obtaining Tor him new
trial His sentence the first trial was
fourteen years, ana his second trial ended
IN q similar verdict.
John Brown and David Barbour had
some trouble last Tuesday night az Groom
wood. Albemarle county. They wero en-
gagged in a game Of euchrc. had some
words. Barbour pulled his gun ana shot
Brown. killing him almost instantly. This
is tho second shooting scrape whlch mas
occurred fn that section within the past
thirty days. and Whiskcy and cards play
cd % prominent part in each case. Bar
bour is still az large.
The Albomarle Slate Company. when
closed down during the last prcsldenual
campaign. has resumed work with full
force OF operatives and the company IS
now engaged filing orders. Mr.. l. w.
cox. the manager. shipped am order or
10000 slate pencils 10 firm IN fhiladel-
phia a few days ago. and to-day ne SNIP
pcd another cargo 10 New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
JAPAN AGREES T0ARBITRATE
The Mikado Has IcCepted the Offer Of
The Hawaiian Government.
The CONDITIONS ARE NOT YET KNOWN.
The Japanese, la Addition to the Immigras
tion Questio, Complain OF a. Increase OF
Duty on sakc Liquor Which 10 Used
Almost Exclusively Ia Japan.

WASHINGTON July o.-The japanese
government has accepted the oifcr made
by Hawaii 10 arbtratc the dispute be-
tween the two countries The State De-
partment has been informed OF the oner
and acceptance The subjects OF arbtra-
ton will include not only the difficulty
over the landing OF the Japanese immi-
grants. but also viii pcludo other dis
.cnts between the two countries.
the most important Of which Is The Sake
tax imposed upon japanese liquor large
~ imported and used by the japanese IN
Hawaii
CONDITIONS NOT KNOWN.
The acceptance % the oner of arbitra'
tion. a brief synopsis OF which has been
cablcd 10 the japanese Minister here ana
given TO the state Department, states
fhot tho Jnnaroso government accents
arbitration I'm principle and Is prepared
20 enter upon the terms tor settlement
Of pending disputes. Tho formal letter of
acceptance has been sent Co Hawai-, ana
the conditions ~ arbitration viii he con-
tanned therein Those conditions arc not
known here Pending the arrangements
of details all other proceedings looking
to a settlement will be discontinued.
The Sake tax, OF which ne Jap'nes'
this liquor from y cents 10 81 per gal
lon. This tax was passed hv. thc ila-
wailan Legislature ana vetoed by Presl-
dent Dole on the ground that n was un-
constitutional and I'm violation ~ me
treaty with japan who had rights under
the most favored nation clauses.
PASSED UNANIMoUSLY.
The tax was passed over his veto al
most unanimously. only ono vote being
cast 10 sustain tho President The pres
sure for taxing Sake was from the si-
loon keepers and the manuiarfnr.r~ or
LIQUORS. as the Japanese uso TINS hlu"r
almost wholly TO the exclusion or oiher
beverages.
n is not expected that the state De
partment will make moro than a forma
acknowledgment of tho latest communi
cation from japan unon the subject NJ
tho annexation of Hawaii The under
standing being that all future nfeot'a-
tious win be conducted hv Minister Rmrk
and the Japanese Foreign Office 30 To-
iio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

7Ir. otto Morgeustern Looks for Burglar
hut rs Disappointed.


hut IS Disappointed.
There was quite nm excitement early
yesterday morning in the restaurant OF
Dir otto Morgenstern at no. 4O2 east
Broad street Mr. M0rgenstern, VINO ls
D very sedate and dignihed gentleman and
knows exactly how 90 run a pubic mouse
l1 the benefit of am. had closed mp bis
place on Thursday night or rather ON
Friday morning. as is his custom. exactly
when the clock OF the Second Police sta
Ciir,Imepect me Mr.. Morgensteln is, he
had gone through his place before ne
looked the front door and found every
hlue an richt as De thought lie tntn
retired 10 his private apartments up
Ftairs and commended himself to the ten
Fl. h9a not rcstod more than about an
r01r however. when he heard some noise
coming up from the lower hoor. He us,
toned closely and finally thought ne heard
his nnmo called lie at once arose ana
lcft hi5 room. stopping az tho head or the
stairway in order 60 ascertain tho loca-
Zion OF the racket
He had no sooner reached there, when
upon looking down he discovered the
bushy head Of % negro from the hair way
nucnod door leading from the corrldor
into the dining room. which however, was
Withdrawn as soon as the proprietor OF '"e
restaurant put in his appearance.
Now Mr. MOrEeustern is brave ana
courageous man. AS an who know him
.rffmrtelv can attest Tie served IN MS
native country in Germany with great
merit. before he came over here. ana ne
also covered himself with glory in lhe
Confederate ranks during the late war.
Indaunted as Doe u.s. he did not hesitate
Tor "a moment to investigate the matter
moro closely hut In order 20 be on the
safe side Dee stepped back into his chamber
for a moment and picked up his old cav
airy sword. while with the other hand ne
grabbed am oll Carbine which mad beeh
left him hy his father v,,-.
Tn the meantime Mr. John ). Liebert
che confidential clerk OF Mr. MorfensteiN'
who s'oeus on the Same floor. had been
aroused from his slumher hy the Iuupus
aud started ON am stgauoh MOI nav
inc any better means OF protection az
1.. Gi.nosal Dee picked mp a broom. When
le entered the han way. Which h"h hceH
flft hv the servant girl
Dr fnc stairway hc met his employer ana
i.fh started n "a procession 10 the lower
floor Neither had any hundance
Dr clothes hut they dld not mind II, the
r.irhf hoiur warm AN they wanted was
~, discover the dlsturhcr OF their peace.
I-rnu reaching the restaurant lhty
found hidden away boo a corner Eddie Coie-
-ran. ono of the waters of tho place. lie
r,ni. .froa tnat whom lir Morgenstern lock-
al uo tho place. ho was sitting behind thee
nvet.r counter taking nap. ln that
manner Doe had been locked I'm ana wa"
vcrv anxious to Doe ser az liberty once
IF goes without saying that his request
eae euoedUv eraufcd and Air. Morgenstcfn
end bis satellite Iiehert once more rctlr-
I'D 20 a much needed rest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
". 7. ARMISTEAD INJURED.
lie Vas thrown Irma a IiCyCIe and
Seriously Hut.
STRUCK HIS HEAD AGAINST CURLING.
lie Was Riding ur Franklin street when
lie Meta Wagon aud in Attempting 20
Avoid "a liis wheel sipPsd-tNlent
OF the Injury Not Known

Mr. Wilbur Dr.. Armistca0, the secretary
and treasurer or tho Manchester Paper
and irvine Company now hes al his
la.c oo. 1 cast cars street. in cfl'ic'l
condition. aa thc rosulf of 90 bicycle acci-
dent. which sc sasvmcd about $50
O'Clock nst u..hl
AL n. hour named Mr. Armistead was
rdn. up Franklin street ON DIS way
home When opposite the residence Oh
air. Icon H.. srausc. 40 SO west Frank
lu street, lc mct an evening paper deliv-
erv waeon oomug down the street ana
in Dis o4rt TO torn aside his wneel
sHrpod. ANA Doe feu striking his heaa
heavily against. the curb.ng and rendering
l.m unconscious.
SERIOUS INJURY
1lo WAS carried into Mr.. Suause's resi-
,r.r.. ana d. Hush Taylor. VINO was
r.lee.ur Ir was soon ON the scene iit
forrd Nr Arm.sicad with a bad eash l'
t.. Side of Doll. head and uhconscIu"a.
r-rr nrIhuinnre was called and ne Wea
..rrI.l fo hfs home and Dr William s.
Gordon hIs family physician, stinin"h'1,
nr Gordon said last night that he CouIo
,..f t.u what would hc tho result OF Mi.
hrmi.toads injury as tho nature or aus
hurt would not develop Tor lhe H'A' D."
f..forr or f0Ity-oieht hours.
on uus WAY HOME.
Az tho umo of his injury Mr ARMS
fo7d Was ou his way to "Engle Side Mr
A. w. CARRIERS farm. where MS Whe anu
family arc spending tho summer.
Mrs Armi.toad was notihed or heI H"'-
bands injury. ,...
nrr Armlstcad IS gentleman or about
Gftt wears of age. and. therefore. ms ac-
cldsut may result the more seriously. 20
him He is "a prominent citizen ana ms
many friends viii learn Of his accident
with great sorrow. lt is hoped thal I'
Will not prove fatal
AZ a late hour last night Mr. Armis-
toad was resting quietly in semi-con-
scious condition under the influence OF
0rfnfre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

Judge Clarke Wants Many Radical Changes
Made Ga IL.

NASHVILLE. TENN. July 30.-Walter
Clark. Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of North Carolina, delivered an ad-
dress to-day before the Tennessee Bar
Association in which be advocated sweep
ing changes IN the constitution Of the
United states. declaring that the con-
sttution IS now un-DcmOcratlc and con-
ducive 10 centraliZ .tiOn.
fe advocated the election by the people
Of tho Federal judiciary and officers Of
court. the election Of Senators by the
people. and Of p0sfmasters and an other
Fodcral officials and made a vigorous at
tack upon the appointIve power Of the
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
Mnrk Of Trnln-M rpckers.

CINCINNATI. o. July @.-The Times
Star special from ThorntOwn. Ind. SAYS
the Chicago Express on the Cloveiand
Cincinnati and Chicago and 81 Louis rail-
wrecked here about 2.30 O'Clock. Four
were killed outright and several slightly
injured.
There was deliberate plot 10 wreck the
train as a coupling pin had been driven
into the switch so as 10 hold II open ana
throw the fast train from Chicago 10 Gin
cinnau off the track as II passed TINS
pgfpf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
DEBS' UTOPIA.
The Aeitatar says That lis Movement Has
Bfen Misunderstood,

CHICAGO. July 51.-1he New Time OF
Monday. will contain an article by Eu-
gene V. Debs. in which be says:
THE Social Democracy is a general
social. economic and political organiza-
ton II is at once national and inter-
national Politically speaking. il is a
party within and for ITSELF and within
twelve months IT'S national representa-
tives Will have formulated national
platform. Similarly. the various state
.ir-.utatives viii have adopted state
platforms. and the municipal representa-
tiyes local platforms.
"By far the greatest part OF the criti-
cism has been directed against the Colo
niZatiOn Scheme" and those who stili IN
sist that this IS AN there is 10 the move
ment or at least That this is ITS chiei
purpose
''fo am Of these be 10 said that the pro-
posed colonization scheme is simply one or
the features of the movement ana mas
been assigned a special department
known as the Colonization Department
There has never been any intention 10
organize isolated cO.0nlcs and those VINO
have worked themselves up in describing
the fate of other colonies and predict
ing calamity have been wasting their
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
gnr GRsAr DomIyo rs DnAD.
The fleeiesi Racer Of His Day and Winner
Of 100000.

LEXINGTON. July 90-Thc great
Domino Is dead. lie expired at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning al Castleton Farm OF
congestion OF the brain. Three yetcrra-
rians we're with HIM all day yesterday,
hut he gradually grew worse I'm spite of
them. Mr. Keene has tclegraphed Major
Dangeraeld. Bury him on Major Thom-
ass farm. II he consents. and place a
slab over him with this Inscription .
Here lies the ncetest runner and as
game horse as the American turf has
ever seen.
Racegoers will hear with regret that
the great Domino f. dead Domino was
the mightlest racer OF his day. and won
during short turf career for his OWN
ers. Messrs. James r. and +. H. Keene,
upwards Of S2O0,000. or moro money than
Was ever placed 10 the credit Of any
other horse I'm this country.
lie was a black horse of splendid pro-
portions. with liberal markings OF white,
and was foaied in 1891. being sired by
Himyar and out o. Mamie Cray BY
Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
Another Assault Case.

KITTRELL. ". c. July 30-Miss Nan
ME Catlett. respectable young white
ladv near here, was brutally assaulted by
a young negro late yesterday evening
Her assailant was captured, tried and
committed TO Jail. The people are much
excited and lynchlng may follow.
The young lady had gone 10 the spring
and while on her way the brute sprang
out and assaulted her. The negro was
brought before the young lady in com
pany with several other negroes and she
instantly identified him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
con. GRANT RESIGNS.
He Gives Up His Place on the New York
Board Of Police Commissioners.

NEW YORK. July 30.-Colonel Fred d.
Grant has resigned AS q member Of the
Board " Police Commissioners Of this
CITY. Difference Of opinion with other
members Of the board to now the force
should be run is the reason given FOR his
action.
Mayor Strong, late this afternoon. an
nOunced the acceptance Of Col Grants
resignation. which takes effect at the
close OF business tomorrow. The Mayor
said re had selected the man who IS to
succeed Col. Grant, but be would not an
nounce his name. The appointment will
bo made tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
The Chnlalongkorn In ENGLAND.

LONDON. July 30-Chulalongkorn.
King of siam, arrived off Spthead this
morning in the Siamese royal yacht Mana
Charkkvi. with the royal suite and
large retinue Of servants.
AT Buckingham Palace the King was
received by the Lord Chamberlain and
his staff In fun levee dress. lie was inn
mediatcly conducted 20 his apartments.
Iis Majesty was heartily cheered by the
pOpulace on his way from the station 20
tho uafaro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
Pulaski Convention.

NEW RIVER, July 30.-Specinl - Dr
John ". Stone and his mother Mrs. MARI
l.. stone Of Ingle. are In Greene county
having been called there To attend tn
burial Of Mrs. Stones sister. Mrs W. T
Jones Mrs Jones wps tho wife ~ city
Treasurer W. r. Jones. OF Charlottcs
vile.
Delegates will be elected next M0nda!
County Court day. 10 the sensationa
convention. and also 10 nominate a can
didate 70 represent Pulaski and Giles
counties In the next Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
Tmn Nerroes nanned.

SELMA, ALA. July 3o-"Pig' Newell
(colOreD was hanged here to-day. The
drop fell At l2.2J. and his neck was
broken.
John Johnson (also colored) was hanged
at Livingstone to-day for the murder Of
Archie Clark.
The trial Of Lewis Thompson. at De
catur, ended to-day Tie was charged
with assaulting a little white girl lle
was found guilty as charged and the
penalty was fixed no death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

BOSTON. July 2O.-In the seml-nnal
round of the LOnewood tennis tournament
to-day. William \. Larned OF Summit.
y j.. defeated II. A. Nesbit. Of England,
in three straight sets proving himself easi-
~ the superior Of the foreigner in all
points Of the game.
Later Larned disposed of T. Dn Forbes,
OF Harvard In the final round OF the tour
amant and tomorrow viii meet II. ID.
Wrenn. for the possession 81 the Long
wood cup now held by Wrcnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

NEW YORK. July 31-The Rome cor
respondent Of tho New York Freeman's
Journal has canled % letter written by
Cardinal Jacoblu and addressed 90 all
Catholic bishops throughout the world
proposing one ~ the most widespread
series Of religious events probably ever
held. These extraordinary religious SER
vices II is intended. shall commemorate
the close Of the nineteenth and the be-
rinnlnl- Of tho fn-nllDth centurv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
Had Serious Burns

Tie ambulance. with Dr. Baughman I'm
charge. was called last evening at $50
+. NJ. 10 Moses drugstore. at the corner
of Second and Canal streets. 10 attend a
colored man by the name Of George
Young. about thirty-fiye years old. who
lives I'm Stevenson alley. between second
and Third streets. on Byrd street. He
had been filling a lamp when it exploded
and burned HIS right hand. arm, face and
scalp. He was treated and taken home by
the ambulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
millions or BUsnnLS.
Forty Steamers Chartered 10 Garry wheat
10 Europe.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3O.-The Record
to-day has the following
Forty steamers were yesterday char-
tered 10 load careoes of grain AZ Phila-
deIphia. New YORK Baltimore and New
port News for ports boo the United ki1s-
do,n and Europe making "a days record
which. u is claimed has never been
equailed.
TO ON these vessels viii require over
four million bushels Of grain. and at least
oue-third of the chartered steamers viii
load here al the Port Richmond and
Girard Point elevators, which are rapidly
being made ready for the great rush TINS
fan.
During the past two weeks fixtures for
steam tonnage 10 carry over 9loOp'OOO
bushels Of cereals abroad have been et-
fccfed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
DfED FROH SHOCR.
Miss Borinc Never Recovered Afier Nn-
messing - Murder of Her Lover.

BRISTOL. TENN. July 3o.-Miss Efie
Boring. Of Doons Creek Washington
county. who saw fsham Sims. negro
servant AZ her fathers home. murder
Walter Galloway. the young man -
ahom she was lotrothed. died this morn
ing OF nervous .rostration. having never
recovered from the shock.
Tho murder was committed ON the 9Th
inst. end since that time Miss Boring had
been lelrious seeing before her all the
time as she fancied. the hideous form OF
the negro murderer.
Sims came near being lynched When
osnfured 4 rnob Of three hundred men
being IN pursuit ~ him. The sherin says
that Sims will be brought from knoNvllie
10 Washington county next week for trial.
The friends OF the murdered man say
that Sims shall not be allowed the priv
ilege of trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

HAAIPDEN SIDNEY. VA. July %
special.-The hearts Of many we're sadden-
ed here By the news that came yesterday
over the wires that Mrs. Lucy Taliaferro
Wharton. tho wife of Rev. Turner Whar-
ton. OF Abingdon, Va. was dead.
Last night her remains were brought
here. her old home for interment.
She was laid 10 rest I'm the old College
cemetery By the side OF her brothers and
baby.
Murray and Rev. Robert Aderson. Of
Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31
Complaining Citizens.

The residents on The north side Of Grace
street between Adams and Foushee
streets. are very much provoked over the
manner I'm which they are disturbed
nightly by tine noise emanatlng from the
rear OF building on Broad street which
is said TO bee occupied by disorderly per-
sons.
IL is understood that Major Ben. L.
Howard. the chief of Police. has been
Informed OF the existing nuisance auI
that he has promised 10 see that IL is
aLated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

WASHINGTON. -. g.. July N-Ths
State Department has received from the
Philadelphia tobacco iirm tne note found
in a bale Of tobacco from Cuba stating
that three Americans were confined In
MORO Castle and were unable 10 commu-
nicate with their friends outside. The nots
will be forwarded 20 COnsui-GeDcrai Lee
at Havana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

MONTGOMERY. ALA. July 30-After
two davs Of investigation Of the killing
OF =. N. Patterson, who was shot In
front OF the altar in a negro Baptist
church In this place Wednesday the cor
oner's fury to-day returned a verdict OF
death by the hand of George W. Pritchard
with Rev. a. ]. Stokes. Rev. Il. T. Brown.
William Bracy Mace Coleman and Calvin
MlcOn as accompices. The grand jury
has returned indictments against these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-31

In the Past Year 6,GO0,l93 Bales Have
Been Shipped.

NEW YORK, July 3O.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
am ports since September ], 1876. Calves
ion. 1245.40S: New Orleans 2Ou.3Sl; Mo-
bilr. H3 265. Savannah. $40. .535, Charles
ton. 2s9 n9. Wilmington 2A42; Nor
folk. 1OlO25: Baltimore. 60,6Ol; New
York. los 7qS; Boston. l6)90S Newport
News. g0gI: Philadelphia. 1852 West
2i5: Pensacola, 67,N2; Port Royal,
q, 6g2 Total. 6GO9 lo3