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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-12

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE co.
FORT ST., opp. Spreckels' Bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-12

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Won HOLT BLOCK.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-12

Advertising Rates made known on APP
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
civ Hall Courts.

In the Hastings Court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of. kObt
Bates. for robbery. found not guilty OF
robbery but guilty OF assault ana battery,
was given thirty days IN jail.
Clerk Christian ISSUED the following
marriage licenses: George Walter Fen
ner ana Rosa Lee Gentry white. and
Alfred Meade and Lizzie Mallory, colored.
In the Circuit Court the following judg-
meuts were confessed.
Harwood Bros VS.. G. W. Lambert 1892
Warner Moore d CO.. VS.. the same.
s159i5.
w. II. Parrish VS.. G.. ". Lambert. for
500.
stephen Putney & Co. vs.. the same. for
$50
a charter was also granted the "Powha-
tan Coal Company" the purposes for
which are TO buy and sell coal, coke. wood
and other fuels, the capital stock is 70
be- not less than 500, nor more than So
CO., to be divided into shares Of 800 each.
the amount Of real estate is not 10 ex-
coed two acres. The principal Office is TO
be in Richmond. with power TO establish
branch Offices at other places.
The following are the officers for the
first year: President Ware Il. Gay. Vice
President. W W. Palmer: Secretary and
Treasurer, julius Baker. all OF Richmond.
The directors are as follows: The above
and James /. Smith and l.. Gradey.
In the Law and Equity Court suit was
Instituted by Shepperd Stredwick against
James ThurstOn q CO.. for $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

The public entertainment 10 be given at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall on next Thursday
night by Shockoe Council No. $50, Royal
Arcaunm. promises 10 be a very success
ful affair There IS already great demand
for tickets, which can he secured as long
as the supply lasts. from Mr.. ". T. Dab
ncv. No. 900 east Main street. The Mock
Initiation" will be a very original and
laughable affair. the participants being
the Grand Mogul. Vice Mogul Back Num-
Dor. Ink Singer Pushor, Cash Snatcher,
and "the victim" which latter viii Do put
through the "gui rollers" IN great shape.
much to his discontinue and the amuse-
mcnt of the audicnce.
Another pleasing feature viii be yam
koe Doodle Dixie" by the Dixie chorus or
thirteen misses who will sing the popular
Southern and National airs. Miss piNio'
will be i'm charge of the chorus and Miss
Columbia will Doe the accompanies, I'M
clio Sam" dropping I'M as guest and be-
coming charmed with the music.
other numbers will be character song
duet by two very little misses, male
vocal quartctte. am instrumental scxt"ttc.
humorous approximations, female vocal
duet. c..ctc.
Altogether the affair promises 10 De
decided success and a credit 10 the enter
prlsing and popular council under whose
auspices IL IS 10 be given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
TJvITCHELLSECURhS ran.
His Father Goes on His Bond Before Judge
WAT for ~ 900.

The case OF Carlos a. TwtchelL the
man who shot Paul Davis. tho negro man
who IS charged with assaultng his daush-
ter. came up before Justice Crutchneld
in the Police Court YESTERDAY a..
As has already been publlsheu' mo
supreme Court Of Appeals decided that
The crime charged 20 Twitchcll was COM
mitted within the jurisdiction OF the CITY
courts. and not Of the county and the
prisoner was accordingly turned over 10
the CITY authorities on Saturday last.
The witnesses IN the case were simply
recognized by Justice Crutchneld Tor their
appearance before the grand jury on
March LIST. and also 10 appear IN inc
Hastings Court forthwith
ff:l5 o'clock Captain George D. Wise.
made a motion for bail. and placed upon
the stand Or. CrOXt0n, the physician VINO
has been attending Davis.
The doctor thought that tho wounded
man was on a fair way 20 recovery. and
in reply TO direct question from Judge
I'm my opinion as a doctor. I think
Davis will recover.
Captain Wise argued Unreasonable bail
on the ground that Mr.. TwitcheH was Il
poor man. an honest. peaceful citizen, ana
an upright man. lie owns his farm. and
works 1t himself.
He cannot give a large amount OF
bail" said Captain Wise. and under all
the circumstances / hope you VIII pace
the bond as low as possible.
Judge witt then stated that the, case
was a bailable one. and that IL had also
resolved itself into a case OF felOmOus
assault. He placed the bail az $1,000
Mr.. Twitchell suggested that the bond
be fixed al 500 which he could the more
easily secure.
II can't make it any less replied the
Judge.
"Ali right" said Mr.. Twitchell. 1--WE
can get H."
Mr.. Austin Twitckell the father OF The
accused. went on his bond ana Mr..
Twitchell went back 10 his farm. near
Seven Pines.
The grand Jury will probably send In
an Indictment In the March term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
FINANCE ANDC0AMRRCE
rHE CLOSING cUorArIoN s'oF
MONEf.fgttf rnI
Oo.r,ns. and sales at the Richmond 10
bacco Exchspg go -tnter'"i revenue
tollcctions-Forcign Advances

osr.vv YORK. Feb. 7S-rhe week open
"a with considerable dcpfe9olon III inc
s,cck exchange. thc result OF iow r que
,.,tons from London and adviccs that
,,a,,,r,, fccling prevailed IN the Vienna
- a., consequence Of the Turho-
crccian troubles The foreigners hau
M ordcrs I'm this market for the
,,.,,r,,.,ional stocks, and altogether the
- nsd IA nno opportunity to hammer
,h, market. This they did with vigor
and success dislodging stocks held Dy
,,mid spectators. The circumstances
considered. however. the effect upon
rr,ccs was By no means startling. ~
fec OF the Specialties. which have
limited market at best, yielded some
what sharply, but in the general ~, %.
losses were point or less and the Hu'is
was soon over. Among the import
declines were Colorado Fuel and IRON -
Leather preferred IA. tennessee 'o"'
and Iron ~. and American Spirts P,v,
fcrrcd ~. That there was free stl'iitn
~ tho Grangcrs Louisville and Nash-
Vile. and tho lndustrials for inc s"1,
account was plainly indicated duilnb ~
afternoon. when. on auNlcts th"t
European powers had decided 20 INV 30
Vene IN the Turko-Grecian tIou.,sS' 49,
market took a sudden turn TOT the ~, -,
ter Prices advanced FAR more rapiuly
tben tbev had declined during the day,
and the shorts found much ullitul'l !"
covering Sugar moved up Is. Leather
nreferrcd 2Ik Tobacco ., tennessee Ioat
.N Illinois steel ?. and the balance oI
tho list h01@s per cent Iheie VIZ
two notable exceptions. namely, Manla'-
IAN and Western Union. which were
pressed for sale throughout the day
Manhattan declined from SsSi 10 s6h on
tho old story about an issue Of bonds.
The sale OF about 1000 shares Of the
stock by "A broker who usually acts Tor
ono OF the insiders attracted general at
tontion. The stock subsequently rallied
10 s.. but closed at S1ii. net loss OF "a
per cent The strength Of Sugar IN the
closing dealings was attributed 10 state
rncnfs that officials OF the company tithl
lightly tho Investigation now I'm progress
bv the Senate Committee. and are con
corning themselves mainly with the thlk
OF "a change I'm the Sugar duties by Con
groee Tho market closed firm. Net
changes show advances Of ilm3s per cent
Sugar leading. Manhattan. however;
lost ~. Western Union - ana missouri
pacific Il per cent. Total sales were
$50 liz shares. The bond market was
lower during tho early session but re-
covered I'm tho afternoon and closed hrih'
Soloe footed ND 81 $4,000
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
all casv M PAP per cent. last ioah ~
~ nor cent. and clos ne o1cicd ~ i13
nor cent. prime mercantile paper, " PEI
cent Bar silver 6f's. S'eItr's =,
change firm. with at iuaI "ufi.,i 7o,,e
bankers bills at 4StasMiS5 for sixty uaNS
and 4S7a4s7H for demand: posted ra'gSS'
4S5i604SS. commercial bills, 4Ni'eI ~ p
covernment bonds steady. state bonus
duiI Railroad bonds firm. SllNcI at
tho board was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

swiftly by the ushers ut the doors and
proceeded up towards the front pcws.
The church was filled with members
Of the Junior order of American Me-
chauics and the regular nightly coagrega-
ton Of St. Marks church. so that the
would-be wOrshipper, finding no pros
pect Of getting a seat turned about face
to leave the church.
An usher had followed her up tho aisle
10 offer her chair IN rear OF the pcws.
at the door. it being necessary TO bring In
chairs 10 seat the people I'm Attendance.
when. 10 his amazement. and that OF the
congregation. who had noticed emily the
back or the woman as she walked up the
aisle II was seen that she was a ncgrcss.
The usher promptly conducted the wo-
man 10 the door. and she departed with
out any remark or ado, and the tenn
porary hutter Occasioned by tho incident
soon subsidized.
A prominent member OF 81. Marks
church was seen yesterday by rep
resentatiye OF Tho Times. and he said
that the usher was polite TO the woman
who was. no doubt. "A stranger IN Kicn-
mOnd, and offered her seat IN the sal
lery which she declined, ana lett tho
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

c,,tain Daniel. Of Poughkepsie' VIII LICK
,ntn Into rhnpe.

'cm Into shape.
WELDON. y. c., Feb. l0--Specia''-
As the first breath OF spring touches MI
ana dale the cranks begin to pIoaueh
their faces and tax ban.
THE boys are already going INTO Tram
in, and the indications are that Neiuon
is TO have Il good bail team. Mr. X. l.
DANIEL. late captain OF the Pougnkeepa'o
~. " club, has kindly consenleu 70 a.
"a manager and trainer or the sVu"s
giants" and lovers of the natlonaI svytS
are promi,ed some really exciting eN"'"'-
lions here during the season.
Cochran and Eagby. the iat'er Me9e
Point boy. Will bee tho principal t"ltieis
for the oggregatlOn. while Trueblood VIII
ornament the bird cage ana wear inc
liver pad I'm most OF the fames 10 %
played Beydes the games on nome
grounds a schedule viii BE- arranged Win
Fuporia. Franklin. and Sunoik, ana x
tic L. T.. VS. don't look well 10 t".r
lnurels. the mrpentlnc boys VIII tAN7
them into camp.
People complain OF hard times from
force OF habit, when the majority OK
them are faring sumptuously every day'
wear good clothes, have horses ana oi
cycles to ride, smoke mo cigars. ana
,alk notifies az the stree. corners. Inc
fact il times are really prosperous. and
n some OF the old-timc people could
took upon the present age they Nous.
open their eyes In wonder, ana We would
be considered the most oxtrdV&sant peo-
pie the world has ever Xne"a'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
A. NJ. GANGEWER.
SOCiETY rs INTLRESTED
In the Coming Presentation of Martin
Iuther'- Life.

Luther'- Life.
In an effective coordination Of tableaux.
dialogue and melody, set in an artistic
grouping Cf realistic stereOpticOn Views,
the story Of the Reformation or life
OF Luther, VIII be presented at Mozart
Academy Of Music on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, February Zith and
18th, for the benefit OF the Day Nursery
and Free Kindergarten. Considering that
the whole vocabulary of complimentary
emphasis + worn thrcad-barc on enter
tainments not above the grade OF medic
Gritty, IL Is hard TO justly characterize TINS
production. The Boston Herald, IN treat
ing of the entertainment last October,
stated: - netting good had been prom
ised. but the entertainment exceeded IN
beauty and interest every promise made
for it," The comprehensive uniquencss
OF its method OF development makes IL
an undertaking OF large scope, and proves
itself an entertainment OF singular attrdc-
tiVeuess and one Of the most delightful
possible means of instruction. Pic
turesque categorical groups represent m
cidents OF Luther's career. stately
marches. introducing rich cOstuming and
developing IN cllmaAes with attractive
features vii. be given. Stage pictures viii
be- presented. IN which the German peas
autTy OF LutherS period mingled Win &C.
CleslaStlCai perSOudses ana military uvld49
with SNOWY unli0uns. Royalty VIII also
be represented. These stage views VIII be
beautiful pictures, brilliant IN cOlCr PIC
turesQue in arrangement, ana nicely PAL
anced as TO light and shade. The interest
OF the public is awakened IN the produc-
ton. and the indications point 10 brilliant
success A large number are eVlncin5
their interest by the purchase OF tickets.
The bOX-Ofiice will be open Saturday, req
ruary 10Th Admission Will be 80 ana 81
cents, with privilege OF reserved seats,
gallery. - cents. IN Baltimore persons
not holding reserved-seat coupons scarce
ly gained admission, because or the
crowds. Some Of the patrons ana patron
esses are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan,
Colonel and Mrs John b. cary MAJOR
and Mrs. James II. Capers, Rev. ana MIS-
William Morehead. Mr.. and Mrs. Kan
dolph Wexford. Mr. and Mrs. George y.
Iycn. Mr.. antd Mrs. g. y. Waltord, Mrs.
Reginald Gilman. Mrs. Otway Allen, MIS-
Herbert ~ Claiborne. Mrs. Frank &.
Bowman, Mrs. W. L. DeSaussure, MIS-
Albert Bruce Mrs. Frank Mcclure, Mrs.
H. Y. Valentine. Mrs Andrew IA. Chris
tan. Miss Robinson, Miss l.izze Graf tan
Miss Annie Moore, Mrs. NJ. Y. keioss'
Niss Rebecca Norwood. Miss Bland Clark,
Mrs : c. Wallace Miss Sue Williams
Mis- Maria Blair, Misses Noitlns, Mrs.
Gervas Storrs, Or. and Mrs. j; h4rti-
SON. Mrs. Bland Smith. Or. ana MIS- " IL
liam Wade. Miss Lucy Corbin Reeve SiLs'
s b. Wilson, Miss Sadie McRae. Mt
I " Wilbur. Mrs. Beverly r. CTunip
Mrs. Dabney Maury. Miss jennie JONI l,lS
Mrs. RCv Mason, Mrs. W. y. Williams
Mir and Mrs \. Lee Thaw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

4 benefit entertainment for the Masonic
Home should prove strong drawing
card. The necessities of this institution
are very great at the present time and
With the approval of Most-WorshiDtul-
Grand Master A. X. Courtney. and under
the personal direction OF Captain frank
cunningham. an interesting programme
has been arranged. and will be presented
AZ the Masonic Temple next Friday eve
ming.
The features OF the entertainment are
an illustrated lecture by Rev. j. T. Belts,
and vocal and instrumental selections by
nonular lacll musicians. The admission
fee will be - cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

The case Of w. ~ Jones. assistant post.
master 40 MattoaX. Amelia county. who
IS charged with robhing the mails. came
up for hearing yesterday az neon before
Commissioner Henry Flegenheimer.
The prisoner was represented by Mr..
Harry NJ. Smith. Jr.. and judge H. W.
Flournoy.
United States District Attorney. conduct
cd the prosecution in the case.
POst-Ofiicc Inspector Irving and Mr..
Carter CT Mattoax. were the witnesses
against Jones.
After hearing all the evidence. Commits
sioner Flegenheimer sent the case On 10
the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
Captain Van Ruskirk.

The schooner civilian VI. Kennel"
commanded by Capt James Sopcr. Is IN
this port wl.h cargo of material for the
Richmond Chemical Works.
She brought as "a guest OF Capt. Sopor,
a celebrated mariner I'm the person OF
capt. r.. T.. Van Buskirk, Of New YORK
who is tho commander az the steam
yacht Trophy owned by Mr. r.. H.
Bennett treasurer OF the SineerNSc"lhS
Machine Company. New York.
Capt. Van Buskirk IS quite an ideai
sailor being handsome and hron2ed, Win
, dolightfillv hearty and cheerful way
with him. that straightway inspires con-
ndence I'm one. and makes one feel Ike
Going 10 work 10 make money. own a
Yacht and AYE Capt Van Buskirk 10
navigate it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 15.-l'LOUR--
Dull and steady; western superfine, S2.61
1890: do. extra. S3.25G3.90; do. family,
50 $4,000: winter wheat. patent Si754
800. spring do, S4.4OQ 400, do. straight
S420N44O
WHEAT-Unsettled; spot. $50 bid:
May. S2HGS2Lc.; southern. by sample
S9dg0c do on grade. S3l3qSSl9c.
CORN-Steady; spot and February. 21is
G2j4c. March 2jA 02Gc. April 26ia0
2G3,c.: May, 27laQ27slc. steamer mixed,
23,. n 23&,c: southern white corn, pc;
do yellow. 26ihQ27c.
OATS Steady; No. . white. 23Q24c.;
NJ y rniNDl 11N11c-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

The party being organized by Mrs.
Caekie Cabell 10 the city Of Mexico next
month promises 20 ne success. ~ ~
me Pullman car. The prOgrtmme - 10
snerd a day and night IN New Dri.". rs
airing The Alardi Gras thence direct 20
the CITY Of Mexico via Easle fass ~1esp
siue u ~ "a ar pleasure Returning. the
cam ronte oV viii be- Via M Paso and s. LOUIS or
I 49, With ID 5lx-hour stop ~ san An
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

CHICAGO. Ill. Feb 15-WIIEAT-
The trouble between Greece and Turkey
over the Island of Crete was the chicl
topic of interest and the main bull fac
tor in the wheat market here to-day.
II caused a jump of l1sNlRc. at the
start and kept the crowd i'm "a nervous
condition afterwards. English cOnsols
having declined lj-16 10 point but added
10 the apprehension OF shorts. who cover
ed with considerable freedom The reg
ular Monday statistics also encouraged
the buying and holding of wheat After
the opening, which was very strong.
prices eased off almost a full cent. but
rose 1l2c from the inside, losing "a part
Of the Improvement I'm tho last hour.
May wheat opened from 7ji4c. TO Zoe.
sold between 74Ac. and 7J7sc., closing at
1jA01jkc.-1l2c. higher than Saturday.
Cash wheat was firm and 1Mc. higher.
CORN-The corn market exhibited
better tone. which was duo TO the inn
provement I'm wheat and TO the Cretan
war incident. a fairly good trade was
noted al the opening. but quietness soon
took possession Of the pit May corn
opened at 23i2c., advanced 10 DC closing
at 235SM2ic.-i4c. higher than Saturday.
Cash corn was easy and nc. lower clos
ing steady TO firm. with the futures.
OATS-Were slightly affected by the
general Improvement in other grains. The
trading was irregularly active with no
extraordinary feature. May oats closed
&c higher than Saturday. Cash oats
were weak and hQi4c per bushel lower.
PROVISIONS-A light run Of hogs.
with an attendant advance Of 5G10c. i'm
their price extended frmness 10 produce.
The provision market also felt the effect
OF the war scare. Towards the close
prices advanced on covering by shorts.
q prominent commission house buying
heavily Of pork May pork closed 2Jc.
higher May lard 12i4c higher and May
ribs 1OG12Mc. higher
HIDES-Wcre firm: natives. heavy.
aitc: light. SIC: native cows. heavy,
sac: light 9i4c: butt brands. heavy
shdS4c.; light 7t0T4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
CuIcAGO Live sToCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS ILL. Feb.
15.-CATTLE-Receip Ii. 600 head; mar
ket steady 10 strong common TO extra
steers. S3G0Q5.4O; stockers and feeders
81 SOqi.25: COWS and bulls. SlS5Q390,
Texans. 81 10N430.
HOGS-Receipts. 30 600 head: market
firm and 5d1Oc. higher; heavy packing
and shipping lots. 81 4003GO. common
to choice mixed. 81. 4OQ3.60. choice as
sorted S3.35QS62ia; light. $3.45a565; pigs,
81. 25d3.62i9.
SHEEP-Recoipts 1900 head; maj ket
active and strong: inferior 10 choice. So 30
n41O. limbs. $3.50n5.1O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Va. Feb. L.. 1897.
RECEIPTS-Cattle. $50; sheep, 200;
hogs 200.
SALES-Cattle. $50: sheep. 200; hogs,
1909
PRICES. CATTLE-Best TO 40.
gross. medium 20 good. 10 $50. gross;
common TO fair 10 254c. gross bulls,
pa 20 CSC. gross.
SLEEPS to 4i4c. gross.
HOGS-4it 10 4a.c net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
THE COTTON MARKETS.


9 NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-COTTON-c
steady; middling. &c; net receipts. fVo
bales. gross receipts. 3.151 bales export
20 Great Britain. 1913 bales, to fIaIoe,
1895 bales. to the continent. 3'oy0 paies.
forwarded | ,497 bales sales. SIS bale5'
spinners. 5is bales; stock. 2so543 bales
Total to-day-Nct receipts, lJ,ylO baies,
exports TO Great Britain. 14.43s baits'
to France 1905 bales; 10 the cohuheh"
1908 bales. stock. 9j6,J2O bales Ia.
Total so far this wcek-Net recclPtS'
81 .i27 bales: exports TO Great hf,d'.,,
20 sos bales: 10 France, l.V1J paies' "
the continent. 1i.263 bales. -. .o.o,,,s
Total since September lst-Ne, IDDrt,aptn'
5.743l4O bales: exports TO Great b,lea alii
:. $50 $40 bales: 10 France 9-t''-t 49, ~
TO the continent. 1.435,312 bales 10 '"0
channel. J.4sl bales. 900 ooo ,.a,os.
Futures closed firm; sales. -%-'O pa'S 60
February. 673: March. 6.If, April, DC.
May. 6s7: June. 6.92. July. oo' aug -i " "
~: September. go; October o''1 NJ
vomber. G6s. December, 6.f2
NEW ORLEANS Ia. Feb. 15.-CoT-
TON-Futurcs closed steady; sales, 6L4D
bales: February. G.53: March. 600; April,
50. Nav. Cos: June. 6.72. July. 6.1I;
August. GGs: September. ca, October,
Gas; November. 6.46
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 15.-12:3o p. NJ
COTTON-Demand fair and prices firm
or; American middling. 3 25-32d.; sales
10000 bales. American. 300 bales, sptcu-
lation and export 800 bales; receipts,
1000 bales. Futures opened quiet and
demand moderate; American middling.
low middling clause. February. 41-Gld.;
February and March. 3 4G-6id. March
and April. 3 4G-8lG3 4s-Gfd: April and
MAY, 47-G4d3 4s-G4d.: May and June.
47-G4G3 49-G4d.: June and July. 3 1851"
3 5O-G4d; July and August. 4S-G4n
50-Gid.: August and September. 3 4s-Gid.;
September and October 43-6id.: Octo-
Der and November. 3 49-GiN3 40-6id;
November and December, $500
3 39-G4d Futures steady
7. M.-American middling. low MID,
ding clause. February and February and
March. 40-Gid.. sellers March ana
April . 49-GfG3 5o.G4d.. sellers. Apr
and May. 3 JO-G4d buyers: May ana
June. 51-Gfd. sellers. juno and July
3 51-GfG3 52-C4d.. sellers: July and Au-
gust 52-G4d.. sellers August and sep
temher. 9 JO-Gid.. sellers September and
October. 5000 4G-Gfd huycrs: Or-
tober and November. 42-64d.. sellers
November md December. 9 4l-Sfd.. sell
ers Futures closed firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16

Since the arrival in this city q the 1T
tie Malone child. who was bitten at Hew-
Its nv a mad-cat. "a number or mad
stones have been located here. lady
living at No. Si5 north Twenty-fourth
street IL said TO have one, and II Is stated
that there Is another al Mr Harrison
On Louisiana street. in Fulton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
rnHAccO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, de- ft"' 10 '''''
Private sales reported 10 the secr'i4il
~ tha Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
The tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY
Inspections Bright. SO hogSheads; west
ern, l6 hogsheads. Reinspectivns-
Bright. 7 hogsheads and uerce n"IA'
MYERS. Allegheny. Old dominion.
Shockoe. Davenport Crensnaw :, rant
ers and SeabroOks tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. 80 p'N"1ses'
deliveries s. packages. -.
United States internal revenue cciec-
lions on tobaccos for the city OF iuch-
rnond. Va, to-day; Cigars and cigarettes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 15--Virrinia
3's. new 7Sh: Virginia Century. 62h4
G2L: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
income A. %: Gas stock 6OizIGl; Gas
bonds. Gs. ZIG asked: do. IS. 100.