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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-19
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 1s, 1894.


PORT OF RICHMOND. JASuAny 1s, 1884.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanote, Hulphers: New York, mer
chandse and passengers, q. w. AIlen3 Co.
steamer Pioneer, pllit. PhIladcipbia, incrchan.
dise,J. w. McCarrick. agent.
oisAmef Ariel, clifford, Norfoik, tnIsn sfstef
m al, merchandise, and PASSENGERS l.. ID. Tstnm,
superintendent.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEws'JAN. IL, 1884.
TBv Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schcrmerhorn, Norfolk, ner.
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed or returnl.
steamer AccoInac. Delk. merchandise and pas.
sengers- smlthneld. Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on retnrnl.
steamer Pamllco, Blakeman smIthncld, mer
clandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Oht
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamship Berkshire, Howes, baltimore land
sailed for Norfolk.
Steamship George AppoId. Foster, Providence,
ana sailed for Norfolk.
SAILED.
steamship Wingates iBr.l, Thompson London.
ns stean snn'.6 Costello Orb Chandler Liverpool
steamship Godalning shekyls, London, having
steamship Guyandotte, Kelly. West Point.
schooner :. :. Thorp, Bailey. new YORK, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Rail way Company.
schooner James Phelps, Corsey, baltimore, lum-
Der.
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Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No. , north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF A VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, WITH
4 FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, No. 406
WEST BROAD STREET, SITUATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY STREETS, 3cXl65
FEET.-By virtue of decree of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, entered on the
18th day of January. 1884. I'm the suit therein
pending Under the style of Walsh, who sues, &c,
rs. Rommel, the undersigned, special commits
siOner appointed for the purpose. VIII proceed 10
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY %. 1854,
At o'clock y. NJ, the ABOVE-DESCRlBED
REAL ESTATE.
TERMS: one third cash; the remainder mt six,
twelve. and eighteen months, for negotiable notes.
with interest added from the day of sale. the title
10 be retained until all the purchasemOney Is pad
and conveyance ordered by the Court, W In the
privilege TO the purchaser 10 pay all cash should
he elect TO do.
This property beng situated I'm the Tost raDidly
improving portion. of the city,a rare opportunity
is offered those seeking an investment.
sol. CUrCIIINS.
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE. Auctloneers. III Is
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DENTISTS.
PROYESsTONAL.

ID ATENTs.-LENOX SIMPSON 4
and formerly ssami"e,s Il the Patent aa ssc
Attorneys for Mum g Col more than $4,000
eses famfiiarwith eysry branch OF the business.
Describe case aud write for terms. u l-eodl3t
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old lECs,

EOR NEW IORK.-The Old 1{ESs.
l. Dominion steamship Company'sl sass!EE "a -,
proposed sailings for the week following are
wy ANOkE, Capt lin HULPHERS, FRIDAY.
January 18th, at o'clock L. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY, JanU-
airy Goth. at ) O'Clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER, TUES
DAY. January 22d. at 2 o'clock T.. VI.
Freight received until l o'clock y. NJ. Friday
o'clock l.. II. saturday, and To / o'clock +. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch To all points north, SOUTH
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accom- nodations Unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York Including meals and
bertb)' SIT; rodnd-trip tickets. SIS. Storage
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days. Nednesday,, and Saturdays by the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio railway at 7:3J 4. ". Uia New
ports News will make connection al Norfolk
with steamer leaving those days. Ticket To be
had nj tire Chesapeake and Ohio depot and \. W.
CAREERS. 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN Il Co. Agents.
IA 10 C0mOany's Wharf. Rockets.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

>I~o- ., s,.,SlS->~~y IS"~-.>o,,
ONLY ONE DOLLAR sFTs,
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
OHM 2SL h s rs % lS 2sG FONT 7.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPAyY's
JAMES RiyER LINZ FOR
RiVER LANDINGS DIRECT,
coNNEfTS At FoR S9HPq PdSx GL9sEEY WITH
"Al i sHsIE tAf ffn fHs North
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
NEwPoRr's NEWS S Writ ii STEAMER ~Ac.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
JAMES RIVER b DAYIiGaaTi.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
FARE TO NoEEoLh, s1. OF |, r 20
FARE RoLND TRlF. s2:Co.} NO LIMIT.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM CSC TO soc.
MEALS ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
u. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNEs@
,.7Av ,sr pA Af1 A !, iI ERiDAY ~,
T1ME,) Tor aboye-named places. Returning tne
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth, ard New
ports News on alternate days, arriving at Rich
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar.
bel s Agency, 1000 Hlin strees. Baggage che ked
through.
srATEROONs ENGAGED FoRDAY
NIGHT.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP -,!ss..,,..,s,,
~ COMPANY. 5xA6.xsx
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dlspatoho one 81 theirspendid
eamers-GUl ANDOTTE, ROANOKE, MAN
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
lFor hours OF sailing see advertisement belowl
steamers leave New orG IL ESDAi =, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at 8 pm. from pier "a
NEW number), North river, foot OF Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare 70 New York unclnding meals
and BERTH. $40: rornd-trip tickets SIS steera9e
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. 50.
Fre,ghts for points beyond New FORK forwarded
with 1ispatcn, and nc charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock L. NJ. daily.
For furtherinf0rmatieD, apply To
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
Jy29 office COmpanv's whaiTes. Rockets.
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For Tickets, Timetables. Snd all iHforbaucL
call on A. ". CAREER & Co, 1000 MAN street
and Ticket Agent a; the Richmond and Dany.llG
depot.
state-HOoms and Berths secured on appncatisI
AZ this otice. ". SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent,
NOT Tenth stree.
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All regular passenger trains stop At Bon Air
PULLMA<-CAR SERVICE
On Train jO--Ncw York and Atlanta U.G Wash
ingtOn and Danyllle.
m Train 53-Wlshin yton and Augusta. Wash
ingtOn and New Orleans. liIcnInono znd Datytue
on trim No. 81 returning, Gree nsborO' and
Richmond on No. 50.
Tickets SOLD 10 all points south, southeast. and
southwest, and baggage checked through
Nolay-over checks given on local tickets.
VI SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
A. l.. RlYES, General Manager hG
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Train No. a4 connects al BurkerIlie daily vitn
No folk and Western railroad for Fdrnqnle
Tv7ci burg, and all Southwestern points
Train No. 80 Through nassenge~. stops A. al ala
lions. connecting at kevsyille for M point, on
L. and NJ. railroad; at Sutherlin's with Nm 81 AN.
Sutherlin NarrOw-Gaug' railroad for Milton: M
Greensboro for all pont on salem Branch. Al
Atlanta tor all points south ana >0uthwe.f: Al
Salisbury for all points on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. 81 Through passenger and rsi1 .toos
AT salisbury, Greensboro, and Eenta: R,ids-
Vile. High Point, ThOmasyile. Lexington. ami
Concord. between Danyllc and Charlotte. and
all stations between Richmond and Dmylle;
AT Sutherlns with Milton and >utherlin
Narrow Gauge railroad fOI Milton; at Groon.-
bOrO' for all points on salem Branch and
North Carolina division: Al CLarlott, with
Charlotte, Columbia Augusta railroad 'OJ
COlnmhia AuRnete SaV annah. aud fiori,ia poiuts,
with atlanta and Charlotte diyi .0u Tor Atlanta
AMI all points South and Southwest.
Trains from the south arrive al Richmond at
7:il A. NJ. y. VI. and 7.i4 l.. VI.
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lPasg'r daily FrcIgnl uaI- srrig,l alil!
*. sunday. lyeN. >uuG'y.cv. saturday
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leave
R"hmo'dl - p VI. 4:30 A. VI. $50 =. NJ.
Arrive AT
VrPOint 445 7. ST. 1875 A. s.. S:15PN
Passenger trains connect At West Point daily
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and saturdays with steam
err to- Baltimore au' the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond at Twenty.
I urth street depot al $50 a. =. and J:lj I.
VI. vil have Da,seuger-corrh"s . tached. Arrive
Richmond 1910 A. VI. passenger 1919 \. ".
and l2:3U L. VI. freight;
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NEW YORK, January 49, Cottop-Net receipts,
steady; sales, $4,000 bales: January. jl0.63@
$io.s5 February, tio.s7@sIo;es; March,
tll13@Sli.14: June. 81 .s2g@sii.27; july,
tl1.38@&I1.39: August, 411.46@e1l.47. Sep
tember. ,S11l3@s1lI6; October, $1,000
alo.7S; Hovem Der. 410.84@slO.6S.
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LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, January lS.-Wheat steady; No.
red winter f1.0Z@sl03. Corn-No. white
Gle; mixed, see. Oats-MiAed western, 35kc
Provisions quiet. Mess pork, Sl4.75. Bulk-meats-
con shoulders. 81; clear rib, $500. Hams
sagar-cured, S12.50@Sl3. Lard-Prlme leaf, : /.
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BY Chewning 4 RosG

By Chewing x Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Broker.
No. > north Tenth street.
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ST. Louis, January 49, Flour quiet. Wheat
higher earlv declined, and closed better than yes
terday; No. 2 red fall, s1.024M &l.02h cash
about as yesterday 46's(a4Sc. cash. 461@47c.
January. Oats dull and easier; 33kc. cash. Whis-
key steady. Provisions firm; only job trade.
Lard, 1865.
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CINCINNATI. January Is.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull and lower to sell. Corn easier; No. mixed
49.s@5Oc;; &. oats easier s at sc. Pork firm a.
firm: shoulders. $3.50; short rib, S7.75 Bacon
In fair demand aud firm shoulders, 1925: short
RIB, $3.50: short clear, sS.S7k. Whiskey in good
demand at sl.I4. sugar steady Hogs active and
firm: common and light, s4.40@S575; packing
and butchers, S5.45Mi6.25.
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WANTS.

w A n Il T. ID, A No. HOUSE-SER-
w Want. without incumbrance-not t. sleep
on the premises. Apply at y south First street.
Ia
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MILWAUKEE,

MILwArEeH, January 16. Flour quiet. Wheat
lower and demoraIized; No q cash and January
SSc. Corn frmer; No. 2. 521.c. Oats quiet; No. 2,
32Ac. Provisions higher. Mess pork. AI4.75 cash
aud January. Lard-Primc steam, 1915 cash and
February. Hogs lower at IS. 1O6f5.8O.
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sUPPEME COURT DECISIONS.
THE CASE OF AsroR AGAINST MERRITT

THE CASE OF ASIOR AbAlNcl MN IL J.
TRAVELLERS To EUROPE INTERESTED IN The
ruling OF TIE CoUB1-rHE OTHER PROCEED
1NGs.
WAsu1NGToN, April IA question o. inter
est 70 travellers returning from abroad namely, what
constitutes wearing apparel in actual use. when 10y
law i EXEMPTED from duty decided by the supreme
Court of he United to-day in the case OF Nlam
Aston plaintiff error, against Edwin A. Merritt correct
or In error the United states Circuit Court Tor me
Southern District Of New-YOrk. The PLAIN
til in error, a citizen Of the United States
arrived home from visit Europe in the end OF 9epteIA
Der with his family. and brought with him wearing up
pare bought there FOR his and their USE to oe worn mere
during the season then approaching not excessive ID
quantity for persons of their means habits ana aon ia
life and their ordinary outfit for the winter part OF
the articles had not been worn and duties were cxacted
all those articles.
This Court holds that, under Section 23oo
Of the Revised Statutes, eXemptng rom
duty wearing apparel III actual use ana o'ncr
personal effects not merchandise the proper rule 70 DC
applied was to exempt from duty such articles as
fulfilled the following conditions: % wearing apparel
owned by the passenger and IN condition TO be worn al
once without further manufacture; ~ brought Win
him a. passenger and intended for the use or wear o.
himself OF his family who accompanied MIN as p>ssen
gers and not f0r sale or purchased or imported Tor
other persons or 10 De given away.
CD suitable for the season Of the yoar which was
immediately approaching at the time of arrival and a
not exceeding ln quantity, Qualt% or NalHe "Idl !ue
passenger ia the haIt Of ordinarily providing ior
himself auI his family 40 that time and keeping hand
for hi. and their reasonable wants ~ view or he means,
moi been actually worn The Judgment of the Circuit
Court is therefore reversed ana the case emnHc Win
EE,.,iI{l}, TO ""'0 "'" '"' 'fl''''
0t6ef decisions to-day were as follows:
NO 2s3-AugustIs A. Euilcy receiver, &c, plaintiff IN
ca oorf of the Jne stites Tor lac southern District
II N.aaf .Nt.UE
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small sales of Tennessee 6s at 42I943 There
were no transactions in city bank bonds.
The business in railroad bonds was nOblarge, but
1t developed a good deal Of irreguarity. North
western debenture % were largely dealt IN and de-
cined - 10 90 while Burlington and quincy de-
benture 80 were mp 30 20 99l2G99ls, West shore
and Buffalo frat 5s were active, but fell from o4Si
G5jls to 1913 and ended at 81. Rome, water
town and Oadeusburg consol 5s were easier
At 1873. Missouri. Kausa, and Texas general bs
were of per cent at 7OIi. Canada Southern hrst
5s were steady at about 10li2. Chicago ana
Atlantic second 6s sold at ssh. and NeW-l9lh
IacEaWauua and Western second rs AT lOV. Erie
second consuls were steady at S04iaS9. New-fork,
Chicago and IT. Louis first IS were firm at 1912,
and the seconds sold at sG24s65s st. Paul first IS,
Pacific and Western division. were Is higher at 9J2
and first ., Wisconsin and Minnesota division were
D. hi-hcr 90 9Sl-. Denver and Rio Grande consoIs
were OF lfat $685. and rrts. Western DIVISION, were
10 Ower9t 80. Northern Pa 'liic frSis were up - at
IOI5-. and Oregon Railway aud Navigation nTsts
were l2ligler at iO9
Tho Sub-Trcawry to-day gained on balance
S2.J---. made up bv com gam of 1913, lbs. less
a currency loss OF TG7,0l0. The days operation
1903; currency balance, SlO.2SI,51Z; CON Oai"hco'
$40. 1-9.G51.
The local money market to-day was easier than
ever before. ana with range or from 70 per
cent good proportion Of the business was done NJ
the lowest figure; the closing rate was liz per
cent
Tire Clearing House statement to-day, was as
follows: Exchanges. $I31293,535; balances.
q5,17l,425.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received %271.OJO National bank notes i0r
redemption. The customs receipt were HtoOoJI
and the IN rruai revenue receipts o14IoSO:
The foreign exchange market Is unchanged;
the market not active hut IL is extremely strong
Known ENGAGEMENTS for shpments by W Wednesday 5.
European steamers at this writing amount 10
S2JG,"o0 Quotation, for business are unchanged
4, follows Bankers bills 81 S73i and 81 s934
for long and short sterling respectively; 5I7's
ard jlj", for francs. 4Jls and 9J34 for reich
marks: 4Ols and 4Oas for gulders.
In London British consols were easier: 1-16 lower
for woueg q. 1O2 JIG and i lower for account at
lD2 7-16. United states bonds were steady ana
unchanged is ut 126ls and Los at 1879 Amerl-
con railways ruled from i 10 - per cent lower
than ou Friday Bar silver as weak al decline
of I'D. 10 50lsd per ounce. The Bank of England
gained CD 800 bullion on balance At Paris French
3 per cents little easier at 1G.12l2 ana sight
exchange on LOIdon was up to 21.2l , francs to
rhp
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1880
100000

soa assignee 70 jacob schosser 1880
Beekman- 81, n Of Clifst l3A9xl 2s.5xl N9x.
1871, 81 interest W : Andrews aud wife 10 J -
Mott Iron Works 4 doeds 100000
ct al 20 J Z fie@a1n .'- lO7Oo
Beekuan-si n W cor Of ChG-st. 13A9Kl2s5EI3f.9x
II Mott Iron Work. 2deeis 5000
vile ITO to 81 ison ~ 10000
'O' X patrick l. an ana vile TO isaac Bian 10000
lo7thst n 3 20 n Of sthave, 16sz991li Julius 100
and wife 20 Mtchel $1,000 IUOOO
eithsr % i. 1915 " OF dave 2l.3Tl02- " l. HitcA- -
aud wife tO A u Priest bOUO
i''fn aw VT and wife to chas Leuaai 1000
'i't15 5bIn ; TO 5 Sc, wiz q oi .''4's 5000
nile no S,' l''ao Aoon 1lu "''e to 5000
Sl'i w5t d 8 70 3? II Kc M ot'e 4 900
Heury.s No 0- JOS Fouke et a 20 jacob korn,. sOoO
.fh-sf 40 tN' o. Xot.a Nellie = Nhcaf.sm 80.
and another Csmund tOhn ..-.....-....... -ONO0
l'-6i. s5 to 'I a1taS o. K i,.1'e nam. 1900
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tor II f.-
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LILO n al - q p do i2} b. At s. ~ Is do i7 T 70 az
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at J. & s.5 ieP 20 Co., IN AZ ,55Sssou los Texas tabr
at s. l. lindisHa do I43si5 at I-ci d. 1850 at
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124c 81 D. = 10 -S4 ~ Of ej L. 90 20 'b at l7S
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1929 ,,- sole. II, sem Rr, rs H.
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5S,c
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or- H. m 3 ~ ID 10 IGI M at l2c 1j b do l2iT ID.
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less '' r.. & TO- 10 ~ ,31ls 20 r,rr7o,s .ra.rs
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pa4. ",e we're s" head Ih@ demand nag oT,H 2t al
n -a.e sold during the week - head 90 t-2t range
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v.rTs 90 H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

ton ~ tho pol,ce Just a; the time had the lottery
ard nolcy men indicted" he said the order VIZ. ~
that as was a citizen the police should not e1tlt
warrants" In one be said, he had eskeu -
lanes 10 20 with MIN and execute some WsIIan.sl
and that officer had told him he hao eulIs
The warrants into the court lhc ~lt,,iios
asked him 10 sesd men, and the seiee4l..L 81 -
that he would not Then the witness alihI'u ~ III ,,.
tau and men were furnished When th't ~ ,..,t
house an officer whom the witness h1u seen m n,
Jamess Office inst COMING out 90 '.e lS a., iou.es
other where he had three var ,t ~ ,,,,,n an
had been successfully raidtC' III 'Ic l"',0 ~ ~ 49,
officer had preceded him oI orc ~. .t. -ei,..tv ~
aud turned suddenly from tAc .o-Na-h ii lt 49, ,I.rs
the spot for which he wa. matI- 'h '.' ~ en-
IL january l~-3 the witness -eciicu v, ,,s AT
jefferson Market Police CoJr oI The arrest oI InS az
No lG1 West Th!rtv-srcoLd-at In the mouse Ah,N II
AL" ACar.ss he had gone 20 the Stail'I
told me sergeant that be wanted assistance rei-'Hi
thaf he q Nd been warned against trusting he IoH-l go
that he was Wiling o. give them cnahce ~ i,e
he The sergeant ordered four men 10 report ln
dress Directly aerward that officer had Hei o 'i
ver.at;rp with some one in adjoining goyyiHli
A. he returned officer utueu ~
came ONT OF the room buttoniuC ms c"tc tioo
witness directed OF bis own ASSISTANTS u i' -.
man: he did so. and him enter Ei"- ~t' 80
he slu bling hon.e Almost Immediately person WI
Ing an apron came ont aud entered al Acti.'S p -
and directly uieen men came rushi,,ii- -
district end the witness had conversed WIN lila' I'M
al the station house before leaving II Win he
MI. COmstOcks testimony was coinitu 10 INC 100
of police activity ia favor OF -du4,'
and TO he ant gOum Of superintendent Walhne' a.
tested through the issue o. orders unIdS 10
prosecution ~ the work OF breaking ~ te Cle an
accused the superintendent of circulating ,,,s
Infamous character resuccNng MN, winch '"0 W.
declared that he had disproved - --r,5,v a+ 10
The committee adjourned 10 meet on ~, r-,.r
o'clock when several police captains VIII i'm
OF time IN which 10 purs'c bis lnNeSlle7a,lDus eie
DOCK Department and the Tax Commissioners O'A'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

81. LOUIS April 7.-Hg0sloger Receipts, $500 nsAdI
ehpmens 1900 head IAght 50 7OaS5 90 Packers s. 80
0f6 90, Butchers 80 5OdS7 o.
CstsReceyts 400 head shipments 200 ,saf Export
ers 50 % 80 50; Good Choice Shippers s. GOOs3 2
Common 70 Medium s. O0Ssj %, stocEsrs and Feeders,
81 6OzS5 20.
Sheep--Recepts. 24O head shipments 900 lead inf
nor fni - J0aS4 0O Medium 10 Good 81 70 es5 Oh
Choice, 20 1896 90.