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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
A BEAUTIFUL NEW FLAG
10 DE PRIsENTLD 10 1HE LAKE,
SIDE WHEEL CLUE
Nv the Patron saints OF the Organization.
The Interesting Event to Take Place
To-Morrow Afternoon.

A nleasant time IL in anticipation for the
m.rnbers OF the Lakeside Wheel Club TO-
marrow afternoon. The patron saints
81 tho organization are. Mcsdamcs VIII
liam Talbott. slIen Donnan. William Roy
an charles l.. Smith. Thomas Boiling
rssac Daveuport, ". j. Walker BonJa-
min w. Palmer, c. l.. Buck James ~
With T. y H. Myers. Jr Miss May
Ii,rJv Miss Fannie Ross. Miss Hatue
poss Mrs Levin J0ynes and Mrs. CaFt-f
0oo'' HANDSOME FLAG.
They win present the ciuD with a neia-
fful new flag. Of hanlsOuie 1879,
,,-roItgbt I'm the club cOlors-dark req
"a I'll, bluc. IL viii be iiOatod 10 the
- 80 T.. " 90 TIE strains or sMtrl
music bv a string orchestra anu WI. o.,
from the top Of the tahest nag poe 'he.
Dismal swamp can supP9' ~ -.
" W ,,,,,h order will help 10 enliyeh the
oicteion. Is well As dancing boaun5' anu
other ATTRACTIONS. t,,h GRO. pfebr-ond
,rbe officers Of tho clup are: Isi'nn.oii'
Lewis. president; lio'i".c - .-,, and
nroeident. n. v Williams. secretary an"
' ,rheln eg,nfiemcn and the following con
clint. tIe r0ard Of Governors. y.
" y. Johnston. g. J.. Sini,n' 80,
si-,i',, tohu Gurrie. Role D. hlyf,l
f.,,,i 'n',.rnnort. Harrison Blair, JACK
y ran, ,,,,i Da' "a y Massic w H. Parrish
Il ,rl,u,ood Mitchell. George Alnsle.
- ~ " /" 'o ''.onIerruliv hourishing country
,f-i, ans - lone felt want in the comInu-
nitv oDrunirs an ideal spot easy or -.
cess. ELEGANTLY appointed "lln nul ll. ', ~
among its members ~. u,al ~, Lei
Rirhnord society AMI IT, staunchest CHI
zcns --.,,,.,, ,,r.,tpE.ps
-, ~, are Major Lewis Gintcr,
Noior +, N u. Myers. =. VI. Mayo
INCOMES Atkinson. Nlr-inus Newton,
Isaac Davenport. preston Cooke Aili %
r. Harris. Alexander cameron. ~. 1T ~,
Archer. Colonel 10. Lane Stern, 1isii' ~ ~
Valentino TinwOOd Antrim, john ;. ri
loft ColoneI Jackson Guy. G.. V. Mere
ann Ashton sfarkc. Andrew CHRISTIAN.
y " UanncwinkiC. Colonel James H.
patton. James l.. Anderson, Archer An
dcrsOn IT.. Levin Joynei. Dudley Mcllou-
ala. Henry T. baskerville. David VI. Cur
rio. Thomas Boiling. Jr.. Biythe W.
CabeU s. s L. Patterson. Charles ).
Crcnshlw. J. y. carter, Beverly ~
Crump. charles Davenport, 9. T. Doyle
w O. ferguson. George &. Gibson, y =.
Guieon. Saunders Hobson. T.. c. Mayo.
H. II. MclOnoy. W. ". Morton. T.. L. -.
Myers. Jr. Leigh X. PAGE, Thomas NJ
Rutherford Frederick r. Scott. II. ".
scott Jr.. Arthur Scrivenor. $. w. Tray
ers. c. A. walker. Gordon Wallace. Dr.
j. 4. White John Skeleton Williams,
I'd. J. Willis, r. Lancaster Williams, Jno.
y. Young,
The membership Is now over two hun
drcd and fifty, with new acquisitions each
month The members Of the Lakeside
Wheel Club DO not have 90 pay toll IN The
Brook Tnrnuiko or extra fare on the
electric cars for transporting their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
TIL CHAMBER Is ACTIVE.
SERIES or MARCHay1s' hXCUR-
SIOXs no BE IRH1SG I'D.
The Inland Trade Committee Conferred
with Leading Jobbers and "a special
Committee on Excursions 10 Mt Work.


Editor OF The Times:
sir:-Your leading editorial OF this MORE
ing under the text Let's DO something
il is hoped may have a timely Influence IN
arousing the energy Of our merchants and
manuf,c.ure.s so that an adequate EFFORT
nav no nut forth to hold their own
against the soiive competition or trade
centres North Of Richmond. Tho orSani-
cation of the Merchants Association OF
New York. with the novel feature ot non
resident members throughout th l,iii'"'s
from which reduced passenger rates can
h.. secured. Indicates q determined ana
unpracsdentcd purpose 10 retcn out ~.
only fpr any trade which may have Dech
l,sf IN that market, but also FOR the INst-
ronags u a class of merchants Win.n
has heretofore satisfactorily suppileu 10
wants from nearer and moro convenient
RAILROADS. 70 ACT.
4. &C. hardly, sflr,r,Os M bic that such liberal
concessions could have been SECURE" ltV1i .
TRANSFORMATION companies at VIZ -,
I'm any other city. but sucl passcnH', ia,eo
having baen accorded 10 Now YORK. the
principal upon which they are based ar
rocoanized and a similar apphcatoh q,
that principal IS naturally coveted ana
demanded by other cnterprisJns JooDins
conters ,,,, h,,.o
indicatod an unwillingness 70 make such
through rates 10 New York. but weston
cifies have already followed the example
Of New York and obtained a IKE rs1e ,,a,'i
Of rates from territory tributary 10 lueul'
As FAR as the Chamber is advised no ae-
ton has been taken by the roads SCUM
os The Potomac and Ohio rivers upon TINS
question. bur no doubt il will receive ear
" consideration at their nandS
. 4 MEETING HELD.
rVrnIa Committee OF tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16

Chamber together with leading toDbeu
OF this city, therefore. met the lJh INST.
TO consider the situation with wnicn tno
community, Il confronted. IL ~ clearly
apparent that whatever further OBJECTS
NAV be set forth as a reason Tor tne or
ganization of the Merchants Association
OF New York the coup de man, oy Will
II adroity proposes attracting 10 Iir I'LL
every possible buyer from every acces'nno
section. Is this rate concession ana Tue
provision OF its constitution WIFE reicr
cnce to nonresident members. TO coun
terbalance this movement. therefore, ~
far as Richmond's trade Is concernen. ,no
chamber has urgently asked OF me trans'
portation companies ccntering ana IePr-
scnted at Richmond. such an adJustmsns
OF these rates as will fully protect us ihs
tercst II accorded and as they arc
vitality interested In the trade or h,cn.
mond. there should he no doubt OF 'heR
favorable action I'M the premises
MERCHANTS EXCURSIONS.
To further cement and develop the reia.
TONS OF Richmond with their friends ana
patrons I'm the South. special comni,-
ia, on trade excursions has been created
with our active and puhlic-spiriied mem.
her. Mr. l.. H. Morris, az chairman, ana J,
is expected that a series or succ"ssiui
merchants excursions will be arranged W
the near future.
Very rcsrseet60tS v~'sSs.
r.. " DUNLOP SECRETARY.
Richmond. Va, July Is, 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE


NEW YORK, July 15.-COTTON-Firm,
middling. 1l-1G. net receipts. none,
gross IS bales exports TO Great Britain,
23G bales: TO Continent POO bales; for
warded Is bales: sales. 1.l43 bales; spin
uers, 5i3 bales. stock. S2oO7 bales.
Total tO-d8y-Net receipts. 1,o44 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 1926 bales 10
France. none: 10 Continent 2JO bales;
stock $50 200 bales.
Consohdated-Net receipts, 36S6.160
bales; exports 10 Great Britain. 63OS
bales: 90 France, 80 bales; 10 Continent,
=. lob bales.
Total since September ist-Net receipts,
6 Coz GAG bales; exports To Great Britain.
. =. 998 s23 bales: 90 France. 69s $50 bales /;
/ 10 Continent 2.1l6.JO4 bales; to Channel,
5,4S1 bales
Futures opened firm; sales. 10000 bales
January. 10. February. 121. March.
726; April, 7.s1 July, 753: August 40;
September. 7.3o; October. ia. November,
112. December. III
Futures closed steady. sales. 120 500
bales January. ZIG. February, 10.
March, 722. April 725: July. Isl; Au-
gust 74s; September. T2S, October, 713;
November 100. December T12
Spot cotton closed firm middling up
lands. Z l5-l0; middlng gulf, 3-i0; sales,
LII bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
The Cnnincfor Shot Him.

A C0mUI1Int was Tde W0lnesU1y q
the Roanoke police By a man, giving
his name as Frank McGarrett of Rich
rooud. VINO stated that on Tuesday me-
was elected from a freight train betweei'
Buchapan and clifton Forge. and while
Standing on the ground was shot ln tn9
shoulder by the conductor
AlcGarret stated that he offered no prov
ocatiOn.
The wound was OF a serious character.
and as McGarrett was without funds
he was taken TO the Roanoke AlmshOuse,
where he was treated.
An inquiry was made az the {. and ..
offices here. upon whose line the deco
is said 10 have been done. and. while inc
authenticity of the report Was not denied,
In could NOT be- affirmed nor could tina
conductors name Dee learned. owing 10
the number of freights which ran be-
tween Buchanan ana Clifton Forge on the
day in question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Teachers IN TuckahOe.

The Tuckahoe District School Board
met wednesday and appointed the follow
ing teachers for the 1878 scholastic
term:
White schools-Sydney, Miss S. II.
Coleman, Miss l.. A. Carter. Miss Rosa
O. Bower, Miss Sadler, and Mrs. NiTa
Winston; Rio Vista. Miss \. r. Gary;
Ridge Church, Miss Alice Rouse; Deep
Run. Miss A. y. Perrin; Holman's School
Miss T.. G.. Tourman; Stan Spring. Miss
Fannie Powell; Clayton, Miss Mildred
Ellis
Colored Schools-Sydney II. G.. Lewis,
f.. y. Griffin and Della Lewis: West
wood, A. b. Harris; Hams Hall, J. r.
Pollard: Zion Town, w. L. Nandevall;
Quioccassin. William Davis; Clayton. j.
W. Jones; Springfield G. w Harris
The board decided TO build a new
school-hOuse at WoOdwaTd's, and to re-
model the colored school in Sydney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16

ronAcco EXcIIANGE.


L f.f "A. j To-.
Offerings Of tohaccos mt auction on
Change to-day by Messts. george -,
Haynes and STA. ShelhuIhe, my ~
Va.' sun-cured tobaccos. OF which Mr.
George A. Han mes sold thlrtN-Hi'e PAIN
ages as ieiloWH' go 80 t eta n
one package sold ~ 80 one at i -
Two ~ SIG. one at SlJ.'V' 0ut an fi''-"'
three at Sl2.jo one a. 81 =. one ~
q. yll -. one at 81. two az So'D Two az
sl025. one az Sa.75. TWO at So one one at
S7C2i,. one at $50. one at 1913. one at
so.2J. one at So. one ~ 500 one AZ 30 ~,
one al 81. one AZ $40 one ~ r;.cv, oIe
At $3.50 one az $40. one 81 sl.s0 one at
o'd one AZ. az eh >ii1 one soid fourteen pack
ages as follows. 81,
so one p2TTkaees o. a. % ,-'Ss - w. IL
~ one TO- - ., 70 - E' 81 -
~ - No {. grp ., - 80 ~ - -
ono 81. 9 >, no = n, St'v, VNT "
~. no - ~ ~ one ~. - q, " ~ - 6
stlO two lW. ~. - 70 !, ah9 y, W; e. O.
no. ~ - o,y ~ ~, ~, ~ 80 ~ ono a. ~.
one -. i. NJ. 10, - az 81 one ~ W,
X > 20. 81 at Si,"V one -. 4 W. NJ -
ai SL'J' one a. Wi no. - ~ -, o,,o,,or
Mr. George A.. HAYNES sold ~ us (, l,..',
ON thahSe lo-uaA LOT MI. =. Hiii.
Of LOUISA county ~ orc 't0' us ~
S"p ,tne h-tn's,,, l!.se y, 1l IL II.
eoushl ny Mt w MAN -. -
i"I wy b.'vh -. = 90 ai-i,e,
e-'e - IL. - - ''i" '''V''
- ~ W IT T5oi.r Of T o,iiso counfv
ut AZ - - ,'' ~, IS IN "a ~ ~
49, f'N'' e, ~ ,,,at,i,,, ~ e,.fr.,,,. ~
St1,eo "''" F-''' '''""'''7
No . 9 porr ~ corolinn countt,
30 OF NlI-' H., > az az ia oi,i,,c
VA. l-.-". >ln.o f'.-'' anu - "''.'''5
an .FeI4se OF - ,..,,.-,. .rr.,,t., 1o,,,,
III, MT, ~ ~ is,,ua,.o- "rd - e0
~ va, SiV."'. fl'.-e' '--r"' anu '''''N'
making an aNtiate on r''ie' .,,,., .o,,,,
FOR MI - ~ itI hl,l7 i 81 oeI'.,is a.,
~, va, SO -. 80 on" S-'0'' iNaA''S "''
aTerasg Oh SUI, ct,oi.o, ~ 7. o,,iea comm
OF Nj; 30 ~, 81 a. - 81 ca roakinc- an
~ y a., . e. 90 ~ anu
"1et~Eg 20 II Coerv of Touisa county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16

Funeral Services over the Remains of Mr..
Gary and Others.

The remains OF the late Mes Sadie
EustaCe Robertson CHRISTIAN, who dled
I'm Asneville. y. c., Tuesday arrived In
the city yesterday morning ana the ~
Street BAPTIST church yester1ly after
noon at 3 o'clock. conducted by the Rev.
j. T. Tucker. Among IN hymns sung
was Some Sweet Day Bye and Bye d
fay crite Of the deceased.
The interment was in lakewood Gene
terry. The pall-bearers were as follows.
Active-Dr. Wyatt Beasley. and Messrs.
Richard Minor Jesse Robinson, John
Bagby, George Wilkes, and Rivers Good
Honorary: Professor J. Page Massie
and Mr.. Carroll Taylor
me funeral Of Mr.. William II. schlue-
ter. the grocer. who died Wednesday,
night at his home, No. 6lO north first
o'clock from ST. Mary's Catholic church,
of which he was a member.
Father Willebald viii conduct the ser
vicss and the interment viii be in 81. Ma
rvs Catholic cemetery
Mr. scbleuter died az 1905 o'clock yes
terday morning after an illness Of seve-
raj months.
Schleuter. and was born IN THIS city
about thirty-nine years ago.
lie married Miss Elizabeth Schultz. Of
Richmond. who survives. with one son
and three daughter.
He was member or 81. Joseph s
Catholic beneficial Society.
The funeral services Of the late Mr..
Richard ogden Gary were held from
Rroad-Street Methodist church at $50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. conducted
by the Rev. Or. starr. The intermen.
was In Hollywood.
The paIl-beares were as follows
Active-Messrs. Conway Burgess. Har-
rlson Johnson, S. j.. Bishop. Fletcher
Richardson. and four members OF
Friendship Lodge, /. .. o. F.. to be Sc
lcctcd.
Honorary-Drs; ", W: Parker. James
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16

nominal; No. red. nc; No. corn -
BE. No oats. 1Sc. No. , white, l. o o.; ~,
22022s,c No. 3 white. I. o. b., zo,sr
21hc. No. ? rye. SIC; NO. barley ho aa
seed. 7si.N79c.; prime timothy seed, -
mess pork. per barrel s7.ijM7Jo. lara.
per 100 pounds. $3.50. 81 &C.. short rlD
dors lbCxedD. Si7Jd5 short clear sides
(boxcd). SfGgi4NI 40. whisky. distiliers'
finished goods. per gallon. Sl.ic; sugars
unchanged. butter irregular, crcameries.
1ll1ulfLc.. dairics Wff2c.. cheese steady
at TtfNSc.. eggs firm. fresh. SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
To the Seashore With Mrs. Gil.

Mrs Joseph r. Gin. superintendent Of
the Male orphan Asylum, will run the
second Of her series Of delightful eX-
cursions TO the seashOre to-day ana
it promises to be the most successful one
that she has ever given. The train Will
leave the Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
Seventeenth and Broad streets. at $50
A. NJ, and there is every indication that
there will be a large crowd. There viii
be a special boat 10 take the excursions
lists from Old Point to ocean View.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16

The Ola Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Club Will sail from Richmond today
on its annual cruise I'm the good schooner
william iOung,' Captain EmmlnhiZer.
For twenty years has this annual SAIL
ing Of this well-ku0wn pleasure Organiza7
ton occurred. and it is believed that TINS
trip will be no exception as 10 enjoyment
from those which preceded II.
Officers of the Old Dominion flshins
and Yacht club are. Commodore. john
r. Mayer; Executive officer q. -
HOtchkiss purscr W. ". Williams anN
Steward Parker =. Conrad
The cruise OF the club viii be IN tne
waters Of the lower Chesapeake bay
around the capes OF Virginia and Cobo s.
Island. and Will take up ten days or wv"
weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Ared Nefernn ShelIOn.

John Shelton. an inmate Of the Sol
diers' Home. celebrated his nlneiy-thlld
birthday Wadne sday.
lie was born I'm Fredericksburg and was
n member OF Letchcr's battery, Pegrdm 8
battalion Of artillery.
Colonel Bigger. compartment or the
Home. presented hin' with mug
donated a bottle Of wine. and Mr.. shelton
invited a few Of his friends to the feast.
Mr. Shelton IS never In the hospitals
and "Uncle Johnny" as he is called ire
quently. walks TO the city in preference
fn linking the cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
The James by Moonlight.

R1ane Lodge. of odd Fellows gave q
moonlight excursion down the river last
night on the Pocahontas The steamer
seft her wharf at o'clock. "A large
crowd went down: There was music Dy
The Tony Miller Combination. 4
male quartette, consisting OF Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. hessrs Os-
car Gilman, ThJrston ~ardoEd, ana
Frank Cunningham, Jr; the tast-f,.n,'
Mandolin Club. and string music FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16

Messrs. Allen G.. Collins, A. Bargamin'
=. NJ. Foster. W. ]. Mcdowell, and W. =.
Smith, -,
The funeral Of Miss Lucle Shinauio T hey
died Wednesday at the rssioSnso paodla-
brother-in-law. officer Nirflnles ,onl.
ton. No. zls north Twentieth I.e,ist S church as
place from the First bape,s'
) o'clock yesterday afternoon, ., the
The deceased was daughter VI NV
late Hartwell Shnault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Property Release Deed.

A deed Of release was filed in the Her
rico County Court yesterday morning ~
Massrs. George j. Rogers ana william
Wine6eld. trustees The deed was is
sued to Mrs. b. d. Hofre, wife OF II. T.
Hoffe. releasing her property from any
further obligation, which had been mace
in July, 1893, 90 secure the holders c OF
three negotiable notes, aggregating S'i''s-'
which have since been paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Party From Lyuchburg

The following party from Lynchburg
stoned al the Lexington Hotel yester-
dav en- route home from "a trip 70 the
seashore: Mrs. G. H. Beasiey ana son.
Nrs Dr Vaughan. Mrs. j. Il. Dillon.
Misses Mary Patteson. Pearl Landrum,
II. -. HUMPHREYS. +. T. MoGhee ana N.
r. Williams. and Messrs. j. y. Willamt
and William A. Miller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
The yroad-Street Vaudeville.

Yielding to the request OF numerous pa
irons the management or the Broad
street Vaudevilles has decided TO inau-
elrate matinee performances at the
BROAD Street Park beginning tomorrow
Every provision will be made for the
comfort of ladies' and children at these
parformances. The audience WAS nu-
merous last night and applauled literally
the excellent performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Suicide Of u club Nan.

PHILADELPHIA July l5.-Guy 8.
Uetherington member Of the Union
League. and well-known In club ana bus
moss circles. took laudauum last night
AZ Hotel LAFAYETTE. and died shortly
afterward;, In a hospital.
He was thirty-seven years old ana was
manager of the ~ wesenso and Hether-
ingron Manufacturing Company or TINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Wheat to-day
opened M ssc. advance. ana added an
lother Csc. 20 the price before the session
was over IL was the same story Of
strong cables and light new wheat ar
rivals. and soft spots IN tho market were
few and far between. The fine weather
was too much for corn and oats, declines
or about &c. each being the result OF the
day trading in those staples. Provisions
closed al a small advance all around
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen IItvb Low Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
XaInahlr Real Estate Sold.

Messrs. ]. y. Elan & Co. real estate
agents sold Yesterday the handsome and
substantial residence, No. All east Frank
lin street, with lot fronting about %
feet to Mr.. Il. =. Nalentlhe LOT Sii,voo' ,oa
THE same firm sold the dwelling, No. ~,
vest Franklin street. to the Richmond
Perpetual Building, Loan and Trust Co
for 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
AnIsastrous Earthquake.

VIENNA. July IA violent earth
make visited the town Of l.aihacb thir-
~ miles northeast OF Trieste this morn
inc.
Many houses we're reduced 10 ruins.
and the inhabitants OF the Town were
thrown into panic The damage Is wide
spread. and pecuniarily very heavy. The
shock la sted six seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 15.-Nirginia 3s.
now. 1241n,. Virginia Centuries. 80 9
asked. Consolidated Gas. -ar-NGi3. lal-
ilmorc and ohio. 9nml. Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern first fss. guaranteed,
N. lid n-D-r. NOT uun-.-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Sailed for New York.

Passengers from this city who sailed
last night from Norfolk for New 1oth, on
tho Old Dominion steamer lorh,V"h
ara Hon j. Aston Cabell, Mrs. w. j.
Ilyt.I{&G aid ar. j. AiitteIdorferi aEez
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
Williams Sc Sons
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

state Bonds. City Bonds. Bank s'ccNs,'
and other high grade Investment SCOUT
ties bought and scld.
LETTERS or CREDIT furnished avail
able in an parts Of the world. NM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH Ga. July 15.-TURPEN-
TINE Firm 40 2iAc., sales, 80 casks
receipts LIS casks.
caipts iDcf barrels. 4. h. q. II, Sl2o, ",
81 b. =. sl.33: g. $40. r. s1.55: T. = So;
*. 81 Is. NJ. $40. \. $iSJ, window glass
s.. water white 30.
CHARLESTON. <. g.. July l5.-TuR-
PENTINF.- Firm az 2%3ic.; sales, none,
ROSIN-Firm: sales. mono y. G, ~
ID T. 81 -. T.. q, Sl3J. III. $50; ]. SlGO,
k 40. NJ. 81 ~: n. Sf7J: window glass,
$50. water white $40.
WILMINGTON. \. O.. July i1.-SPlk,-
IT'S OF TIRpENTlNE-tlrm az -o9
23i,c.. receipts. 1913 casks. ,eo
EOs1N-Firm at f2j4l3O; receipts 80
barrels .........-,. r..- e,oo
CRUDE TTHPENTiNE-t Firm az SLOW
TAR Steady at Sis; receipts, IS par
rcls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is. 1897.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Virginia, Porter, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers. Baltimore
Steam Packet Company.
Steamer Nemassee. ONeil. Philadel-
phia. merchandise and passengers, J. w.
MCCarrick
merchandise and passengers Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company
Schooner Mary Curtis, Maker Charles
ton. phosphate rock, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chemical Company.
Schooner John 4. Curtis, Travers. Dia-
m0nd creek. fish scrap, Nirginia-Carolina
Chemical Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16


SCHLUETER- Died. at his residence,
Gl9 north First street Thursday morn
Ing. July 18th at l2.O5 o'clock. WILL
LIAM H. SCHLUETER, ~ the thirty
ninth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from ST;
Qrlday) EVENING. july the 18th. AT 5
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance in
Vited 10 attend
ST. Louis Cdo). Philadelphia Pa).
Atlantic City N. j., and Baltimore
MD papers please copy.
GARY.-Died, at his late residence.
RICHARDSON O. GARY, in the seven
ty-hfth year OF his age.
The funeral from Broad-Streot Meth
odst Episcopal church at $50 a.. NJ.
yesterday.
SMITH.-Died, at Roanoke Rapids. n. C.,
at 3 a. NJ, the 18th instant. Mrs. II. IL.
SMITH, aged twenty-five years. Oldest
daughter OF Mr and Mrs. l.. Scott
Gibbs Of Manchester Va.
Funeral from Central Methodist Epls-
copsl church. Manchester, July 18th. at
q s'alaal1Rs1M =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
CITY OF MANCHESTER 1924 YEAR 8
PER CENT. BONDS.

The city OF Manchester has called Tor
pavFuent JULY /. 1891. $1,000 per cent.
Bonds. r.. INV,
NE offer FOR sale on and after JULY l.
rtf.tcr Der cent 1924 year bonds, NJ
l09l-2 and interest price subject to ad-
vance without notice. -.,.. -
~ take pleasure in calling attention OF
investors TO these excellent municipal
bonds.
Thomas Branch &c Co
r.,.. 90 1907 iu29-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY Il. 1897
ARRIVED.

steamship Accomac, Thompson, Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
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