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5000. Bnikmeais- shoulders and cicar-ris
sides. pacLed. ss and lOi.c. Bacon-shouldcrs.
lie: cicar-rib sides. &C.: hams, i5m Use.
ord,narv To- fair. SiG7ic. Sugar dull: "A"
soft. DC. whlskey quiet 1t sl.lS. FreigLss hrm
and quiet. -
CIvcrxNArr. November 2o.--Fiour In fair de-
nand: family. s4.3Omst.6O; fancy, $500
s5.25. Wheat easier but not guotably lower; NO.
9 red winter. 81 spot. Corn-ea higher; op.
noR, l9wsr Ss s21 s sS. .pS, Pos doll Il
$3.50. Lard en- der ~ slOs0. Buk-meats dun.
shoulders. .7c.; nh, 9sc. Bacon nominal, IN.
changed. Whiskey firm at sl.l5. >usar quiet md
unchanged. Hogs frm common aud hight, $3.50
d$6.i5; packing and butchers. s8.3oas6.Io.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. November 29.-Fioar quic; and
firm; good to fancy family brands t5.6oegs5.7o.
Wheat nominaliy unchanged; No. 2 red winter.
9OM93c. Corn quct anu weak; No. Whit,
zoe: No. mixed. 69c. oats qulc, and steady.
mixed western, Acc. Pork duh ana unchanged
Lard dun and unchanged. Bacon dun and nomi.
shade higher, good to choice. t6.25ms6.6a.
Whisky quiet and unchanged sl'io'
Fl. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November 2a-Flour steady AVID TN
changed. whoa, dull and lower; No. red fall,
94.G95c. cash, 94sc. December. Corn easy aus
Oats quiet; 35.6.36ac. cash. 34is G35c. Dec.m-
Der. hhis.y steady at sl.l6. Pork dall; job
flrE. VIZ. L.. HNlk-flfdl~ ttNti
long clear. s'sc.: short nh. pc short clear o.c
Bacon dull, with small salcs OF shoulders nt esc.'
short rib. He; short clear llS@llfc. Lard
5000.
cue AGO, November 20 Flour steady and UNI
changed. Wheat dull, weak. and lower: regulsr,
qic. cash, % a.. December: No. INd winter, Nfy
t9Jc.: No. = Chicago spring. SSI@eic.: No.
Chicago spring. zoe. Corn active, ~,ah, aln
lower: 65ttGGc cash, G5- i6c. SoYember, oes
eGEe,c' necemhcr. oats unsettled but gene rail-,
higher: 3slc. cash, 3S+c. Novem' er, 3o',c.
Desembsr. PORK unsettled aud generally lower
SlG.o5ri SIG % cash, November. Dec mhcr. snd
year. Lard unsettled and generally higher
@IO.C2tMS ctsh, slO.J0aslu.5o Deccm-
her. Buik-mclts easier; shoulders 5000; shoit
rib. s9.O5. shor, clear. $3.50. Wm-hcy stohdf
ami unchanged
AiiIWAUh tE.
MILWAUKEE. No,cmhes % lruT steady and
n fair demand. spiing SIm -; winters, Sl.4O6y
Si.55: patents, t0n7.jO. Wheat hlm No.
Milwaukee, harl .o5 soft. cash and NoSein-
hcr % &C., December. 9isc. Corn duh and low
or; No. 2, 6t'-c. Olf. Cl.icr and more active
No. D. 3Gc.; white BIC. Provision inactive.
Mess pork, /. ESQ c.-h and November. Lard
Prmc steam. $1,000 cash and November Hogs
steady 40 SJ.s5a $500.
NtN NuRh COfTON FUTURES
NEW YoEK, November 80. -Cotinn-Net re-
. ceipt~. iiO bales; gross receipts. J,i0t bales.
Future. closed easy; sales, 10000 bates; de-
ruary, Sos lm slO.32: March, sl0f2gFl
April. .lC.53H elr.5i; May .lo.tim : 10 %
June. Sl0.7G: July, io.sI@sle.so; august,
-lt 90 b. 1897.
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.po,,Ioaded witt, Cotton Sinks.

IrrTIF ROCK, NOyembcr 20.-A baIc-
,.iiIe snrcial 10 the Gazette says the upper
Whit river steamer Lady Bone. with 200
bales OF cotton and several h'ihureu s.cSs
- cotton-secd. sunk Yesterday in eight
feet Of water sixteen miles Deio" ''''
rlace. No insurance.
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..xu.uwAY SIGNALS.

,,rTrS> .MERICAN RAlLWAr1h a SIZE" signals
coM%H ssS $d. Nn r@es ,ssf Syy
Si,c he aiSnio o, me e, pa e Only rERfEaSJT
sIGSAi ever in'e"''aw; + SMITH "an'ger.
az SEN W --.-------
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Subscribin. 20 the worlds Cotton Ex-
pOsitiOB.

LOUISVILLE. November 29.-The Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company has
subscribed 81. 200, and the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago Company 200 TO-
wards the $500. 900 required for holding
cotton exposition at Louisville in 1883.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AMI ~ IN 4'@-'~i , f--' - o.
Rlln.0.i. November 20 le'<'
OFFERINGS.
U....r.-Whi.o.l lea hI.hc's. Bod t,tO3 or l-
r4. Eo-cxhihifed, i.3OO bushels.
CoHV.-N hlte, $50 hI-ic.-. 'hAoH' 40 "''' ''''
BAl-.-6UN bu-hei-.
EYE.-Z6 bushels.
MEAL.-lOI bu-hr,-.
BtACFLYE PEA~.-.4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED =" sFCbLIAhi'
WurAr.-Whltc.3 81 hu.hds very 10 10 80
pu' hh,,ii - auclster - .int; 3.l0i bu-h' g.
mi vel on, private term, @Zo2 bn-h,'s c'"ii-''
% prime Fatz at - si.iV; ....,,,,,, T., min,
nov, m - 10 62c. Nixcc, A. ha.ir.- prin' lev
AZ Cos. Md. - 81. l,-.. sf.fl-
- - a. t,i,. ou0t.ti0ns. siiddlng. Toe; i'N
mIiilng, 3. 9.c.; soCa ordinary 9e'' ofu''
nary. s. ". .t..., ,r,,,,.,,,4 atf.
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,u,oayover Kills Himself.

pm ApELPHA. Pa, November ~
Hans Jorgensen. a seaman, who shot him.
LII in the head November lst, because 2
yonn~ woman to whom he was engaged
70 i've married had deserted him, died THIS
morning.
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a General SNOW.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-snow Is re.
ported nearly everywhere to-day north OF
a line drawn from Washington TO Mem Mem
phis, including those points, and at some
places south Of that line. Al Memphis
snow fell during eight hours.
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-lt Is esti.
mated that the reduction OF the public debt
for the present month (November) will
amount 10 about Sj,jOO,OcO.
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Failure.

q, Graham & Aitkin, dry-goods dealers,
Broadway, WA reported !c'lerd'y' iva
bililies, 100000.
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By Telegraph.


sew YORK. November 2o--No..-Sio,i- ace
tteauG -trong. Money. per cont, tn'hsr &C.
I.ong.47g; short, is3. STATE hDhds negi' Wd.
rr,ulU -t Ncaaups. 40. Government
Irregular and higher: new o., lul'.; n'w = IS.
49,. new a.. 1882. Mplry, oVO l"- cent
closed atI. states neglected ttea- urA haihhrf' -
Coin. slu3.G3p: currency, ~ ~Np,
>tock- frr,.tul9r bur bIlli-f.
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Wreck Of a Steamer.

LoSDoN, November pa steamer has
foundered of Port Reath. Cornwall
Eleven OF the crew were drowned.
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lCHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, November 80. 1882.
sALEs-FIRsr BOARD.-sl, 600 Columbia aud
Groenyillc second So At 74s; $1,000 do. At 7is
10 shares Norfolk and Western preferred lB. O.
ut 53h; Is shares Merchants and Pisr.e Bank
Oh. c. at 234.
SECOND BO,RD.-l0 shares Norfolk and West
ern preferred "a. b. at "a; 10 shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad ~ 36.. 90 do. At
36i, o do. at 3Gs; 90 shares Atlanta and Char
iotfe Railroad NJ cat
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Rlthmond Dlspalch.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 1850
lost AT SEA.

\ Night OF Terror on BOARD the Doomed
steamer Wearmouth-Thc Crew p.,a,N
Themselves 10 tho Boats. One of vh,.,
Carsizcs-fourtcen Lives Lost.
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Flou--We quote: f.n'- =. ~, ~ -
,'o,, gu,iv. 20 $3.50 ra'eniianiN'f '7'
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MARINE ,NTELLiGENCs.

sun ri.e>........... 7.ODl UiGu TIDE.
sun sets ........... A.3s Mornlng........... S.2I
Moon riscs....... 1884 Eyen.ng............ $40
PORT or RICHMOND, NoyrNEER 20, 1852
SAILED.
steamer Aricl clifford Norfolk, United states
mail. morclan'n5c' and passengers. L. 8. ia'um,
superintendent.
Schooner Adiie r. snow. FLINDERS, New Nork.
iron, Curric q Go.
Schoon,r T. f. Wllctts. Wllctts. Wilmington.
Del. ria jaime, liver, wood, Gurus < Parker.
WEST FONT. Noyr,BEE 30, 1882.
ARRIVED.
steamship flscard lBr.l. Gyrn,, ballast. to loa,
cotton for Liverpool
CLEARED.
steamship standard lBr), pamen, Liverpool
cotton.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. NoY. 20. lrse.
fUy Tai fraph.l
ARRIVED.
etpmor Iufar. SrhcrmcIhnrn, OH Point and
HAMPTON urrllauli-c yui pass 'ugrr., hn-h-
yclbt .ui cilu HNlw'y Company '1ni 'at.' % Oh
rafunh.
steamer Acrona.. Dclk. m,rc!andi-e and ra.-
s.necr-. -tn thl'id Chesapeake ana ONO Halfway
, Company laul .tc o1 rcurnl
r.m.r NORTHAMPTON. MriHrritk, rillAs
m,r.ludi .p 1r.' pt. .cu. cr-. tLe1po h' amt ONO
Railway Com, ans Ou' -.i'ci on rfnnl.
steamship haEavia. Greenwood fo,tand, Ne,
+ % it.t load co.l -apethc AMI ono halfway
SAILED.
+ -termcr Johns Hop.n. llali,'t, Norfolk met-
I thaudi. frou Baitmot"
] .rl--
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FANCY GROCERIES, FOREIGN
/ FRIITS. CANNED GOODS, AND
CONSTRUCTIONS

400 Case, 2-pouud sweet -uglr-Ioruf
100 Case 3-pouu1 Iematoes; ,,,.
200 Ca.cs s. and Z-pouud -ttndhfl ftafh's
sl 4ass, ..-paund -glg~lerllcs ana llheApp4ts
51 C,,sl, - pound Lima irihs ana nue,oltsh
100 Gases | JAM 2-rOund standard Visbr''
lao ,aso, l-paund salmon and loO1ursi
III C..e,3 pound Bartlett Pears;
00D Dolrn John Noir s sons Pr.ttifc laa
jams 300 pail Preserve and Frnit,BuiIers 20
ease. french Peas ala Mushrooms. - eaa's 81
tiu.' small fsh igrlcincl. loo case, l., - a.
,;-'and i4-pound DIS Corntd beefi 30 b1r. ~
,,,oJ4 Walnut. Filhrrt, Pecans, and Palm Suts
l00 boxes London Layer Kaisiny lnesli lOO
1exc- IaytT Figs uewj; 2 casks iurSisn IHI.es
100 toNes New Leghorn Citrn; casks NJ"
Currtuts: ZJ boxes ~ul.aitna R.1sinh, lrV poh.'
Naecaroni and -paghette; p cases DnfS,es
.aira-l Dressing: 1000 boxes Frcsh French = an.
dIe. ana Caramels. together With iafse 10Y OF
oils Catsups sauces, Nrsu,reis Cnpc "lst' prom"
rrro. Iauers. olive, cited cVods, De'ilca raDs'
.ig,r.. tobacco. Toilct- AMI launir y-~.ais'
Hle King, specs. Teas, Geatlne., ac- re- WHICH
NJ ofsr 70 the trade a. New York pics, NV W
= 90 -, ,neI,fv GODDlk TKIBBtIT,
~ Wholesale Fancy broeers,
Nos. 10 and 2 Thrice nth street.
- 90. IN
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By Telegraph


SEW oItk.
>tv yofs, Noyem.c- 29 ;c ei o,,,n, TO-
c,,.-iidsted net recei PIT 2r.j9- NIlcs 'Ni"l,--
?. treat britain, 1914 Dale I'D l'N,,' -
bale: G. fhe coniinrni' 49, - .,,,,,on 80
Assn steady and demand moderate COMMON ~
80 ..t,-, ii. 300 1920; good 10 choice eAii.'
S-8nms7 " hoa 90 Cash lot J b l.t.' pp'V' I
80. lower: ~ = ,pr.ag nominal dnt,-n.'
- 80. uscemter. sl.US. 0HIOf,. '"iii-
Z = D. uu.sttlcd and G. 0.rG deti'ehls sen'-
Sriaed. 4jc.psl; No. = Noycmber. : I'V9o -
ft.reruLer. Su.nrlisc oats e .f - W"'i 90
Nm. 10. 3. 42t,c. Hop DIN ano unsettled N'N
W. oec.Nsl.lC: eastern, SOC. - i'uV, -
No.. g5c.m ii .n6. CDsse-spot wcak ana ~ ~
options active and easier .-.i,' % ITO al ~,
$40: W. 3. s7.25ss1.55 s.fAf 'ni', We 90
- oouiull: flir - good refining 'vN' -
3-l6@7 slide; refined da,'..l''. ',' ~,
lOw &C. oae g.. -WH1t. go. ..,,o, a.. Of
yclo.N eN,Ia ,nonids -" ~. standard - :
s,as.r.: confcctioners -; st.'' 'st va
e.; crushed. sc: l0w',tr1u Ss' III, "ia .'e.
sLroc: cube, 90. N"h -aeS u.ll ''''H "a. n,
! gsn,ci' Riccuniet aud sieidy. totton-.eea on
SEQ zoe Ko,iu steady ~ III go
tine dull and nominal ~ ~ ie. ~
/ Wo.,l dull and rather weak. fork Eiselsleu sh'
i,,,r. Trade dull; ,ues of new mes, pot. al va
G'"iiS me. s.75a si9 i2'.i options h'yieg e
- .,,",iual Middle dali aud nJininSi foi
! lear. Zoe. Lard-Ca-ii dell and % lOe. iST,'
o,1inus more actye anG i5&l7.c higher, isini
irgng sale! Of pr.niT ,., iis ' u p;5 1iiS
slU.97imsl fre'sii' Urn
BALTIMORE.
r.rnonR. November 29.-Floar steady ana
d,,li. lroward-streci aud we tern saIerAn.' " -
@s8.i5. extra. $3.50 $500 ~ ~, ga Ss
sh75: CITY Mil, sa.erhne, ss.Jn@fo' -.
,rr ,t.ady: western lower and more ae.is'
santhern rcd. si.O3atl.uv; amo"r: -. lvf
l,li5: No. / Maryland, si.e2 Md' 10 &c We
- arn,r: western lower AMI fri''
.''sterr white, - ZOE; yellow. 7o@73c o."
80 rnd f.fr. -.r'Nrl. "H' iN'..
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NTp CITIZENS DESIRE No MOTTO
Eu.rY. HTr APE ALWAYS RtAU1
40 PROCLAIM THE TRUTH

Mr.. George Dauloy. of &c knight street, pow
.5.nce.P.I.rpl.ie. o. our reporter lcr experience
Mil. Tie wonderful curative propcrtc. OFT WHAT ia
....ncd .oon o. Dee ne standard and leading -lc-
ci.. of tie whole wide woild for sidney and liver
dl ..a,e..e 1i-.D.-.ss:
.r.riy lsst .p.ine / va5 severely ADJ .ie1 "''h
,.-,.,,..vo r ihc kidney, and enlargement ~ ii.e
,i,.r.anl the kidney disease came uUon mesoi"'t
...., .,dd. ulv that before was scarcely aware OF
,,. ,.p.e ~ NV trouble became badly hlo-ied
body and limbs very much swollen SO that
,,,,..,,,ti, Great difficulty and severe p'in that
,,,.ollc TO walk amy. lboclac aieadiu.ly trout
,leJly icing shorl-brcathed. so that even ''iEN'
,,,tion ora Little exercise would tire nc ann '''
,,,xhou-,iou, and was So disucsseN wiz" ~
tt,d night, that / could not Sleep anu "'' va :.
r,.tlcs.. one Of my limbs especl'n! Jill" W, ;
...,cro nervous pam. which always aeeDleu !" -,
moro severe N night Than At any DINER u'"e' anu
,vould frequently ache so sharply ~ u - o's'
-, icon. very nervous and nhcoh'uI'"'
,''I 49,, ,t,, and was being doctored and taking
,,..,t- Of medicine for this compliant ana mat
Tho other. lnt IN 10 no good purpose un''i ~
-, ,l,e ttn,c when was tired out ana sohleNN"'
,,,,,.,,.1 oud almost discouraged with mculcin'.
-, ,,,,,,., a relative and highly lflen"
,,,tod me 20 Try Hunts Remedy. Dcsah "
80 A. Il few days ago, ana am H'pP"' ~,
.,l,,ed l,y the result, for before hau uscu w
nf II began 10 feel relieved and 500" com
" 10 sicep splendidly the severe nervous
""lns in my limb which had to handle 50 .ena,r I
pau a. - mo-, appear any more, my headache "no
,',.,.,cho nave disappeared, feel better every
v1v yand rest wei ali night. The swelling has ais u,
w. from ray body and limbs; am no" aDl'
a al So my houscwork comfortably and easG e
70 ~ pcmrdy Ina, certainly done wonders ioi
liun' Mrs. RORGE DAwLhi.'
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"a brown. VI. d.. of Providence Il. j., s'l !.
...,,,.cd Hunts Remedy In ny prac'lco !
ne pa.t sixteen years and ehceFi"l'' ''''''''''
:, - ,.cing a safc aud reliable reinedy'' ...,
fr,nt'. Remedy IS purely VesctaDlc 'ol-i ,,r'
sctentlncally prepared 10y HiS',, Ia ~ .
pharmacist, and will surely eUIe al cor.
t,dncvs. bladder liver, and urinary o's"''
num- fuo3O.Th(w)Sa&Tul
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EIDNEY-WOHE.
KIDNE Y- " O Il
IsA SURE cUEE
for an disease Of the Kidneys anu
IkfIIt

lido action on this most imp1II-
II mas ..',,,,bling il 10 throw OF torplul-
iani @if innetion Stimulating The healtn ho ~
e Ct, IN free condition, caec'ns It's ''s"''
discharge. ,r ,..,, are suffering from
Malaria, .1.nsiipated, ~ 1DNEl-"ohi VI"
surely S S' relieve and qHs a.y f ,r y.tcm
In the slrinlgs' :, thorough course of II;
one siGIp So 81 DRUGGfsTs. Price 81
KIDN OK i :.
: foe s-Tu,Th(w)&satAp3l
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AliIwAUhfU.


NEW NoEK, November 80. -Coiinn-Nef re-
ceipt~. iiO bales; gross receipts. J,Aot bales.
Future closed easy; sales, 10000 baics; De
ccmher. Sl0.l7mS10 IL: January. flo.2i tct-
ruary, sos lei slu.32. March, slOf2HF lr.43 {.
jane. Sl0.7G: JUly, sfO.S7asl9.sS; august,
-Iu.g6f 1897.
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COTTON YARN NsS:.cq,x YARNS.
" ~ IL. !. - O--1"' =
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Personal.
DIVIDENDS.

NOTICF.-PARTIES INTERESTED
- ~ 4 DEED OF TRUST from samuel VI.
William on aud wife, dated March p. 1869. 10 r..
Il. liowi-nn and myself, will cell and get their
second dividend from the trust fund.
\. Y.sTOkE-. Acting Trustee.
NOVEMBER 20. 1852. no 3t-3ts
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Be,t Anthracite

GOAL AND WOOD.-Be,t Anthracit u
| $50. and Nut Coal. 500: Egg Anthracite
for crate 70: Lump Authrl lite for foundrlc best
In The state: Ea,t-Blnk Coalburg splin'-lnmp'
$50: Hnl. s5.25. Pine Wood-lons, 80 u
@15O per half-cord: 50 per h1lt-cord saMth aAu
min: oak. S275 to $3.50 per htif-cord. Ntsi
Virginia Lump, $3.50 per 5000 %; son Ok
~ so An frst-ca,, Fuels ~ lowe, . cash prices.
rrd,r hv tetephour No iG5 or from office oppcaite
Theatre. Broad street, or 1908 Cary street;
a., %, CHARLES H. PAGE.
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CREDITORS OF RICHMOND BANK

y ING AND INSURANCE. COMPANY:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, THAT \ SECOND
DIVIDEND, amounting % % PER CENT OF
principal and Interest. ~ of September -. $50.
will De paid on demand on and after MONDAY
9th instant.
10 T. desirable that parties .-Iall call promptly
and collect their dividends.
CHARLIE T.. WHlrLOCn. TRUSTEE.
RfCHIOND. November %, 1892. 10 26-2w
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ELrIaorr No,rmbc 29.-> hfnH "r co.
,,rci. ~; cou-oIldat'ai ~, i'''-'" ''.'
.8t:b.w lO-iO's. a.. iId.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-13
AT BAY.
Ono Little Dsrkey vanquishes the
ssM0del" Force.

A row occurred at Shaw's restaurant,
Sixth and Market street, about 7.45 last
evening, by three drunken men who began
to throw chairs and act in generally disor-
derly manner.
The police were summoned and two of
them responded, followed by others. At
the corner they found black man, weigh
ing about 1870 pounds, tusseling with Shaw's
bartender.
A crowd surrounded the struggling men,
and when the officers tried to arrest the
darkey the fellow broke away and ran down
Sixth street to King, thence to Eighth and
thence to Walnut, closely followed by the
police and large crowd of idlers. Sergeant
Sova fred his revolver to frighten the man,
but the fellow tarried not.
Finally he took refuge on the steps of q
house on Walnut street, where he stood
holding in his hands a club he had secured
somewhere along the line of his fight.
He dared the officers, who surrounded
the steps, to take him, and when Sergeant
Decker pointed revolver in his face dared
him to shoot.
Sergeants Decker and Sora and Patrolmen
White, Cooney and Others were also present,
but for the life of them they were
unable to capture the desperate fellow as he
stood with his back to an open door swing
ing his square club from one side to the
other.
Between 800 and 400 people were in the
neighborhood, and loud threats and chal-
lenges were directed to the police, who were
pulled back whenever they attempted tC
mount the steps.
Several dashes were made for the man
but he deity stepped aside, and at last be
coming tired of such child's play as fighting
the whole force, stepped into the house ano
| locked the door.
The blue-coats, very much chagrined a
their defeat, sauntered around while and
| finally left the place amid the boots and Yell
of the mob. They declare, however, thai
they know the man, and will eventually
capture him.
In the meantime everybody is laughing
and Joking about the failure of four or five
able-bodied policemen, backed up with thu
law, revolvers and blackjacks, to take
lightweight but wiry "coon," armed will
| a club.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-13
ooMMITTEE APPoINTED.
Action OF the Democratic City Association
Last Evening.

Last evening Vice-president l. c. Grubb
presided at the meeting of the Democratic
City Association, in the absence of Henry
Eckel, the president, whose resignation was
read and accepted.
A committee was appointed to name a
candidate to fill the vacant scat, and after a
brief consultation Robert II. Taylor was
presented and duly elected president, and
the secretary directed to notify the gentle
man of his election.
On motion of H. R. Pennington, ESQ.,,
the following committee, of one from each
ward, was appointed to organize and select
q permanent committee from each ward !;
George O'Neil, James Monagan, Howard O.
Moore, James P. Hayes, Henry r. Pening-
ton, John G. Farra, Thoman G. Doud,
Richard Burton, William r. Todd, William
Hanna, and j. McGraw.
The committee was instructed to report
on Friday evening, September %.
w. H. Quinn, Of the Committee on Hall
reported that they could obtain the Odd
Fellows Hall to the end of the campaign
for $500. After considerable discussion the
report of the committee was accepted and
the committee was instructed to act to-day.
The arrangements for Friday nights ratif-
cation were discussed. The association ad-
journed to meet on Tuesday evening next.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-13
BODY InENTIFIED.
Daniel Martin the Name OF the Drowned
Man-The End Of a Spree.

Man-The End Of a Spree.
An inquest was held this morning at the
office of L. w. Palmer, on the body found
in the Christiana at Third street bridge yes
terday morning. A jury was empanelled
and the body viewed, and a number of wit
nesses examined, Johp McClatferty, living
at sol West Third street, testified that he
recognized the body as that of his brother
in-law, Daniel Martin, who had been living
with him for two years. Martin had left
home about Tao or y O'Clock on Saturday
evening last, in company with fellow
workman named Welsh, who had called Tor
him, That was the last seen of him alive.
He did not know what, If any money Martin
had with him,
Michael Welsh said no had been drinking
with Martin and party Of 10 or 10 others,
the names of whom he could not tell. Ihey
were all railroad men and all pretty drunk.
Welsh was taken home, he said, about
o'clock, from Front and Poplar streets, but
by whom or how he knew not. He was
totally at a loss to tell anything about the
Saturday night spree, except the fact that
he was very drunk,
Walter Peace and Joseph August told ol
the finding OF the body, and L, w. Palmer
detailed his examination Of the body. He
| thought 1t had been In the water not more
than As hours, was free from any bruises ol
scratches, and the clothes were in fair con
dition, only one rent being found and thai
in the coat where the boat hook had eVi
IDENTIFY caught it.
After consultation the jury adjourned
until Z O'Clock on Friday evening, wheG
othtr witnesses will be examined, tn
brpther-lprlaW not being fully satisfied. IN
mans actions will then be discovered, l
possible, from the time he started unui las
| seen alive