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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
A Dlsiressrn9 Accident.

lby Telegraph 10 the Dihpatcu.I
POTTsvILLE, Pa, October d.
During last night, to-day, and up to | |
o'clock tonight work was Increasingly
prosecuted for the rescue Of Andrew
Murphy, miner, entombed yesterday
afternoon by caying in Of small coal
mine in the suburbs of this city. The
rescuing party had made such progress
that they were able to hold free con-
versation with the imprisoned man. At
IL o'clock tonight they had almost
reached him, when suddenly there was
another extensive "fall," burying the
doomed man under an immense mass of
earth and extiDguishing the last hope Of
his rescue alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
DYlnE from ssarphta.

WILMiNGToN, DEL, October 81.
A well-dressed man. about sixty years
Of age, now lies dying at the Clayton
House from the effects Of morphia taken
with suicidal intent. He has removed
from his clothing and effects everything
that might lead TO identication. lie
came here Monday evening and regis
tered as Mr.. Iioyt, New York. lie has
a gray, stubby beard and hair and .
scar On the right temple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Shooting affair N Manchester.

a difficulty occurred at Nelson's sta
bles. IN Manchester 1eSterday after
noon. in which a colorcd man named
Elisha Jones was badly shot in the
back of the neck. from what could be
gathered from lears1y it seems that
one of the MesSs. Nelson and
Mr.. {. G.. Burton. Of Richmond,
had some words while standing
III front of the stable that brought them
to blows. The other Mr.. Nelson, who
was in the stable at the time, started
out toward whore bis brother and Mr.
Burton were fighting. whereupon Jones
closed the door to prcvent him from so
dong. Mr.. Nelson got Outof the stable
from rear ertrancc, and with a shot
gun shot at Jones, TIE load entering the
back Of the neck, and innicting bad
though not necessarily fatal wound.
All the PARTIES engaged in the affair
were arrested and iken before Justice
Perdue. by whom hey were each bailed
Ill The sum OF s5Oior their appearance
at the Police Cont at 9 o'clock this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
"OUR BOYS"

THE BOY THAT BUYS A GOOD
BOOK % wITHTHE MONEY HIS FATHER
GIVES HIM To GO TO THE CIRCUS II A
BAD RISK FOR A LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. THE BOY THAT RoMPs AND
PLAYS AND SHOUTS AND CLIMHs
FENCES AND SCALES WALLS MAY
COST HIS PARENTS ANENTRAsUi OR
PAIR OF PANTS OCCASIONALLY, BUT
No DOCTORS BILLS. WE HAVE WELL
PROVIDED FOR THIS MANLY KIND OF
BOY IN CLOTHING THAT WILL not
RIP OR THAR THAT WILL STAND
HARD KNOCKS AND RouGH USAGE
But, wITHAL, cur AND MADE UP
WITH AN EYE 10 BEAUTY IN EFFECT
AS WELL As STRENGTH. WE HAVE
"NoRFOLRs." THREE PIECE SUITS.
sTNolF-BREAsTSD, DOUBLE-BnEAsr.
ms. TLfAEED SUITS. ~ FAcf EVERY
kiNn ~ SUIT MADE. SEP NNArE
PANTS. SHORT AND LyNO @. histo AtS
.JIII. SHUULu luU WANT ANl PAR.
Ti,f1IAk IHfNu IN BpYS' AND rfiiL-
i,KtNis IL lUTBfNG AND cASNOf FUND
m fIstMHERE YOU Aits SURE IL
I'M ~ FOR rhE LDwE>f POSSIBLE
A
'' A. sARs a COS.
THE MANS oUTFirTERs.
10. iois MAIN srResr.
oPrcsuETitg eoNr.osstcR.
loo aol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Crushed by a Falling House.


CHICAGO, October 2l.-This after
noon while a party Of men were raising
two-story frame house, No. l425
Wabash avenue, the supports gave
way and the house was thrown on one
side, SCATTERING the walls and fatally in
iuring five persons--Mr. Duane Rimball
and wife. and three lsborers whose
names could not be ascertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22

IBy teIegiaph 70 Tie Dlspatch.I
CINCINNATI, October 2l.-There
was sharp and sudden advance in
the price Of whskey to-day from sl.05
to sl.07, and the basis for finished
goods was raised from sl.03 to sl.07.
The occasion for this was that the sig
nature Of the Mill-Creek Distillng Com
pany, the last to hold out, had been
obtained for the formation Of new
pool. II. b. Miller, president Of the
former association, has been asked to
call meeting Immediately to put the
new organization in operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Z Mother nnd Daughter Murdered.
Itt,. f,I,..l.st.lt IN fh,. ffl.uafrn


KANSAS CITY, October 2l.--A ter
fblc murder was committed about >
tclock this afternoon ia the house of
John Conway, dairyman. east Lich-
icerth street. in a tt,ckly-popGlalel
art e the city. A neighbOr entering
be house found Airs. Conway aud her
daughter nate lying dead Ina al inner
room. with their skulls crashed in, aud
The bed deluged with their blood,
which was yet warm. The grl
was kueeling beside the bed, her
bead upon her mothers body.
marks OF blood were found on the
kitchen floor, and the weapon Of death,
a car colpling-pin, was discovered in an
pney where 1t bad been thrown. About
tlIty dollars IN money II missing. The
murders, II is supposed, were com
United by tramp, who attempted a
criminal assault upon the mother, aud
leing surprised by the girl, killed both
a milkmsn passed through the yard
,horly before and after the murder,
but no Oulcry WAS heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
suIug for iksr S'ghi OF Dover

ROCHESTER, y. Y, October 2l.--
The case OF Nellie u. Wilcox against
Fred. p. Wilcox, as heir Of the late
Otis n. Wilcox. was concluded in the
Circuit Court this morning. The plain
tiiT, who claimed to have been married
TO Otis n. Wilcox in Canada, in 1881,
sued the defendant 10 secure her right
OF dover on her husbands real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Mean temperature.


CARDWELL.-Dle October II, 1855 at
ten minutes after III O'Clock T.. NJ, a. the
residence OF her sou-in-lsw, Charles r..
Richardson. No. 81 north Twenty
street after a brief illness OF paralysis Mrs
CAROLINE V. CAkDW ELL Ia the nily-
fourth year OF her age.
Her remains will bo carried 70 King Will
liam county for interment from Hebron
church.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Internal Machines a. Asjuncfs TO
strikes.


lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS. October 2l.-A startling
development in the street-car strike to-
day was the discovery by the police Of
an internal machine on the Washington
Avenue car-tracks at Compton avenue
and Morgan street. The machine was
piece of two-inch gas-pipe, two feet
long, and filed with gunpowder. At
either end was affixed a gun-cap, so
arranged as to communicate with the
powder within, and in the centre Of the
pipe a rod was inserted, which also
communicated with the powder. The
machine was laid along the groove in
the track, and so arranged that the
wheel Of car would discharge the cap
as soon as it was touched. The gas
pipe is now at police headquarters.
There were no other developments in
the strike to-day. All the lines are
running. The strikers and Knights OF
Labor stated they would put on lines of
herdics and omnibuses this morning,
one to follow each car, but they have
not done so vet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Wn.hinprnn Nofcs.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
WAsHINGTON. October 2l.-The
races to-day were postponed on account
Of rain.
The following fourth-class postmas-
tiers were appointed to-day: North
Carolina-Edwardsyille. Mrs. n. j.
McMickle Burgess, Ii. II. Griffin;
Richmond, Willard F. Kirkman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHMoSD. October 81, 1855.
oEFERINGs.
WuEAT.-Mlxed, LOO bushels. Red, 23i
bushels. Total. 1894 bushels.
CORN.-White, 93S bushels. Mixed, LOO
bushels.
OATs.-1,3 s2 bushels.
RYE.-300 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Mixcd, 100 bushels On private
terms Red, 81 bushels common Longberry
~ 9Oc I46 bushels common to very good
ShOrl berry at 90 to csc.
toRN.-White. 80 bushels very good Vir-
giuia new at SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
my Tfso Resulting from Pou der.Ex-
piosfoD.
lby telegraph TO the Dispa'cn.l

10y t'lVHiAlh 70 thV NNl"Ich,I
ST. LOUIS. October FLA terrific
explosion occurred in the grocery Of
Petit & Lantz, Mexico, No. this morn
ing, and in about two hours some
ESQ, 600 worth Of property was burned.
The principal losers are the IateiiigeRcer
Office. $4,000 W. Harper, three
holdings. 10000; Petit & Lantz,
5000; Congressman Hutton, library.
sl ,0Oo. The other losses are in small
amounts. The fire was caused by the
explosion Of three kegs Of gunpo.der
cause not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Heavy SNOW.

10y Telegraph to the Dspatcb.l
CHICAGO, October 2l.-A foot Of
snow is reported from nearly all parts
Of the northern peninsula OF Michigan,
blockading railroa Is. There was a
light fall at Galena and Monmouth,
Ill, Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
SOOn Tired or Married Life.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.1

LINCOLN, NEB., October 2l.--
Thomas Whitley, travelling-man
from st. Louis, was married Saturday
last at Beatrice, and came to this city
yesterday afternoon. The husband and
wife were found in their room to-day
dying from the effects of morphine. The
case Is supposed to be suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22

OCTOBER II, 1885.
Very little business was done on Change
to-day. ard sales OF loose tobacco were light,
embracing common prlmings and damaged
tobacco. Some fiue samples or Amelia
county crops were shown to-day. Judging
from these, some fine shipping ana stripping
- l. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph the bispaich.l
WAsHINGToS, October D. T..
NJ For me Aiddle atlantic 81 81,
gen0aHy far w,a,her, souihuea ~
norftus' u,nas manly '-r-rsF
ie. ,....s.r. t.f'r pI2 ~ ',g.f
r,se ~ temp.
For The sou Atlantic States, fair
reafher. nortbrly wiads, becoming
hgLi and rariobie, slight changes IN
femper0iHre eTcepf IN The rest portion,
shght rise n temperature.
For Richmond and riciHiiG cool,
fair weather, slight rise IN tcmPera-
tire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ME y0Dk sgycs nAKb ~.

NKw YORK, October 2i.--The feature OF
fo.oSy's stock rpefkef has been the enor-
nous trading ~ Reading, accompanied by
sn advance vi over per cent. IN the price
OF ibe stock Perhar- never before ~ the
history OF the Exchange were the dealings
ON single stock for a Gsy as large ~ those
IN Reading to-day. the transactions footing
IN ibl 600 shares. and this against al ave.
rage 81 200 shares not long ago. The adj
vance was ascrined to an understand ny be-
tween Vanderbilt Hnd Roberts OF the
febnSyiNania con pauy. whereby the stock
was 10 be protecied and the company was
10 be reOfga nlltd by scaling down the debt
OF $50. 600 900, While the stock was TO be
assessed 20 per cent. No one was found
who was Wiling to vOuch openly for the
truthfulness Of the statement. hut ~ was
not difficult 10 ind persons 10 state conn.
dentiaily that they believed the story.
Other coal stocks we're weak until late ia
the day. Iackawanna was p lower. Jersey
Central I and Delaware and Hudson y.
The remainder OF The list was extremely
irregular, and at times feverish; but In the
last hour there was Moderate rally. in
which some stocks reached the highest
prices Of the day. fhe changes rom yes
teiday's close ere unusually Irregular. some
OF the active stocks showing moderate de-
ctnes, while others are nom small frsc-
tons TO . higher Lake shore. ~. raul,
Lackawanna. and Erie, with keadi ng, con-
trhat, over 30 per cent OF the day = Dust
ness The story that some Kind OF alliance
or cioscr-w OrkiDg operation is to be effected
between the O-calied Vanderbilt roads, In
GLIDING Lake Shore, c.. C.. {. and l., and
other western connections, was revived
again this morning. and WAS the lever by
which Alton and 1erre Haute common was
advanced rom 80 at the opening 10 ol,
closing at AZ. with sales OF 400 shares. and
G.. c.. &. and |. made al advance OF 53s
Lake Shore closed IL higher while New
York Central was 4 lower. Changers were
heavy Pacific Mail strong early. ou; closed
HIGHER | 7. I.
dend wns declared. Io-days sales We're
$4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 2l.-Virginia con-
soldated. so: deferred, 1874; past-due cou-
pons. 90: new l0-40's, SGi4 new 3s 59a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
COTTON REPORT.

Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Low MIDDLfNG.-9a
STRICT MIDDLISG.-Ssc
MIDDLING.-SEc.
Coon MIDDLING-934c.
This Exchange will be closed Thursday,
October 22d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
wife.uurderor Lynched.

IBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.1
MEMPHIS, October PA mob Of
400 masked and armed men surrounded
the Jail at Holly Springs, Miss, before
daylight this morning, oyerpowercd the
guard, broke open the cell of Robert
Doxey, the wiie-murderer, and hanged
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
Fornker's Defence of shc BI0oiJ.shirt
FOLEY.



JAMESTOWN, n. Y. October d.
Judge j. Is. Foraker, Goyernor-elect Of
ohio, spoke for over two hours in Al
lens Opera-HOuse this afternoon to an
audience filing every part Of the audi
forum and stage. lie contrasted the
causes which led to the going cut Of
power Of the Democratic party twenty
five years ago and the Republican party
a year ago, and asserted that had there
been a free ballot and al honest count
in the South it would still be in power.
lie defended the " bloody-shirt "policy.
He said this policy did not operate to
revive the memories Of the war, but it
was made necessary by occurrences
since the conflict, and he contrasted il
with Fitzhugh Lees campaign in yir-
gina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

We quote: Fine. s2.75ass; superrne
sSas3.5O: extra, s3.75asi; family, e4a
e4.75; patent family. country. s6.25as0.0o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
.sA1

ARCuIiEcr AND GIVE kSsisEEs.
4 p. 4. BURGWYN. A. b. q. H.,
NJ NJ. Az. soc. q. r.. AItcHifECr AND
CiVI. ENGINEER Once No. 0O53 east
Main strre'. Richmond. Na.--Plans aud
SPECIFICATIONS prepared, and Architectural
Des gns executed. Particular attention
given 10 the best methods OF sanitary
Drainage. Handspring = speciality. Refer
ence Invited TO Hollywood ant Calvary
ceIHetsnfs. 90 Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
THE TIRNfRN' ASoENBLT.
Ir,nau- ntf.r rf.ti-f.ot importance Acted
trnn Adjourned >ino Die.

Irtit auI ntf.r rf.tt-f.ni importance Acted
tran tci.ulned >inc Dss.
The tanners Assembly met again
last night and Was called TO order at Is
O'Clock hy she PRECEDENT, Mr.. Ross.
There va. "a larger Attendance than the
evening before.
Major saunders. of Campbell, offered
resolution asking The appointment OF
special committee 20 go TO Washing
ton 60 las before thc commissioner of
Agriculture the subject Of ensraitiug
fruits for the purpose Of having a
scientific nye,tl-ation Of the causes OF
the early death of grated frmt-trees.
He addressed the Assembly 1t length
upon the importance Of the frat indus
tfv. and declared that, while the seed
Ing tree would bear fruit hInlrel
years and afford wood OF great density.
the grated tree would bear only a very
short while. apl The wood would great
ly decrease M density. We said the
Commissioner had tho men and the
means 10 make this Investigation.
Mr. Porter. of Altsmarie, sail hc
opposed this. a. u would advertise our
State as not being a good fri'-grogigg
section. lie thought there was some
thing wrong in the cultivation Of trees.
Colonel Randolph Harrison a'prel
the resolution. lie did not think auS
harm could come from sending corr
mitiee 10 Washington.
The sesolltion vas adopted, aui Ma
ior Saunders vas appointed a conn t.
tee Of one 10 present the matter to ne
Commissioner oi Agriculture al va D.
igion.
Colonel Harrison offered q ro,ol0l ou
urging our senators sna Reprc,efia-
tigcs On tie United States Coogres. l.
procure an amendment q the po,.a
laws 80 a. % empower state comIs
sionefs 81 agricullufe % send fhi sh
the mail for distribution Within o.
limits 4 their respective States ed,
Of any kind, IN packages not exec On
four pounds weight each either ire, q
postage OF at reduced rates, undcr SAGA
restrictions a. may seem cXpedient,
Nj. Harrison made strong pocch
in support II his resolution.
Colonel Beverley opposed this MA
sure. saying that 10 would favor i "a.
dNidually, but thought IL asking 100
much from the United States tosarA 1he
several States.
Mr. ijuckner, Of Orange, favored the
resolution.
Mr.. Lacy, ef spotsylsania, opposed
II and asked that N rs stead a res,la-
zion be passed urging the Wilma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
BAKING POWDER.

GOLD MEDAL nj New Orleans.
Endorsed by tho leading hotels Ia the
country.
Approved by the Government shelnisis
f0r the Indian Commission.
MARTYR KALI NLEisCH's soNs
Established is-s New foyk.
pIGSit -
,s........-.sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October 2l.-Virginia con-
soldated. so: deferred, 1874; past-due cOu-
pons. DO: new l0-40's, s64; new Ss 59a.
lld to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22

The Weather in Richmond Yesterday
rGs partly cisar, eioady. siighfiy raiaH
and clear ia he ereHing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-22
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, UNIUItI EAl 1901,
SALEs.-3I.147.20 Virginia new SIS ut
sos: 600 Rich mond city s's at 1873.
STATE SECURITIEs. Bid. asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
uTPDER IRIlL IN BRO0KLYY.

The trial of Charles Sheridan for murder in
the first degree in stabbng Thomas Farrell at NO To-
Portand-ave.. BROOKLYN on September %. was begun
Yesterday In the Kings County Court OF sessions.
Before ito jury secured siXty-ninc Jurors were
summoned. Dis;uct-A Attorney RaSwdy conducted the
prosecution. The first witness was DR.. I'd. urIan'
who testified to finding a deep wound near fHrrcIlS
coar-hone when he called to attend the dyns man,
five minutes before his death. witness TO The sa"hhE
Albert EmmOns related the details Sheridan found hilh
aud Farrcl and Connors dii king beer in the house
where he (Sherdan) lived wiz Mrs Annie Dorsey:
sheridan refused 10 drink aud when he went toward
Mrs Dorsey. Farrell got in front Of him The witness
saw something glitter IN sherdans hand an! sa% the
blood wv from FaIrcrs wound Dr. \. W. shepard told
OF tie post-moItcm examination aud OF the wound.
which penetrated the lung Thomas Connors age seven,
teen. also told of the ARRAY between SAcli Ian and
Farrell. They had quarrcled fore about money. Tie
witness heard sheridan " I'm Going - cut ionny
Just before The murder lie tired 10 lnteFle:e' nul
Siberian drove him ont OF the room. Police captain
McKevcy testified that sheridan admitted the sdObhS
bur claimed that Il was done in s"i-dcfcncc.
The dtlcnca will be hoard tO-GRy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
RED PEPPER IN PRESIDING ELDERS SHOES.

BlShOD bowman presided az Jnc COnl' lVii, =
Of Presiding Elders IN Washington square hctnOu9t
EpscopG! Church yesterday. The critical points III ii9
office presiding elder aud how they are TO nc euacu
occupied the attention Of tho conference IN the ateI
noon, Tho Eov. Dr. Crouch. of Phiadelphia, white-
haired minister who said that he was the junior heDer
Of his local conference thought that there was 700 oIc
a tendency to make weak conferences dunIIn3,
ground" for wOrn-Out ministers. The elders shOuid
watch to prevent tGis. .,. 1900.
The trouble is" continued DR.. Crouch, " that some
OF ministers and elders arr too VIM SLOW lay
lately said To that presiding elders are sGgacOus
men; they put ak ministers In weak places aud, 50
every thing grows weaker. We don't want cranks or SLOW
ministers; do presiding elders VINO Will tel
plainly and kindly what the faults OF their Oroers are.
4 good uany of elders should have red pepper
sprinkcd in their shoes; then they would wear 0ut the
their shoes and not the seats OF the paal0Ohs
Then CHARGES would not often suffer from poor al-
pOiGtmcpts." .
AT the evening session the Roy. j. NJ. Reid, missionary
secretary discussed the subject: " What Is the kcIa
ton tie Prrsi dng Elder 10 the MlionDOlar Lane IN
Collection for Missions He cOunseled individual cX-
ertiOns By the pastors the disciplinary plan Each
member shonld be personally approached, ana INC
pastor the presiding elder should know what eaci
gives. Where collections were 10 be taken ne had
often advised that the plates be laid aside and the money
collected in the hand This had had the elect OF doD-
hug and even qua2rupnG the amount OF coHcc'ioh
over what a CONGREGATION accustomed to give, he
cause there was definite accountability for not giving
lie knew of one pastor who had imbucd q number OF
promising yolng with the scripturii injunction TO
give u tte of their earnings. They became prosperous
continued tn" habit in tier prosperity giving
in year than all the rest OF the congregation To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
clRRrIya "a "a NrssAN HoNErN0Oy"

The services Of George \. Humcnth0I rs
messenger 1T the Madison square Theatre ceased on
MAY l. But later assuming the position ol secretary ana
writing on PAPER which the theatres stamp, hc cor
responded with Mrs. Burton ~ larrlsan' OF GfdmcIcy
Park. the aUthOTcss OF " i Russian Honey mCuu ana
offered to purchase the rIht OF its performance from
her Offering a ROYALTY OF - Tor each performance" lie
Obtained the manuscript from her, As she believed, To
take to her husband for the purpose Of VrI ciug the
contract. Instead OF doing 20. however, he Obtained "a
couIn1l,y and started Oh tho road win the play. lie
failed three tunes and returned 10 NcWNor.' Mean
while. Frank Il. Dobson rcd Mrs. Harrison $1,000
c1.h for the play She toll hii of the former bargain
and ADDED mat She had received uNtbmG for t"
play lie agreed to buy the play taking the risk -! So
curlnc the FINAL IN IIiu~Crr \, soon A. c had ap
plipi Tor a warrant Bluucltai returned Manu-crip'
to Mrs Harrison Blmcuiln was taken before Justice
WciIe i'm the .Icn r,on Nark.t Court yesterday and
promised make good seven parts that were missing.
lie WAS then di.ni, scd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Tolt-Warner reference case before Referee Coie II
senate Investigating Committee Morton House. 1
p. III. ,.,,., . ,r,o, D., n
a.
Advent Mission services - r.,
Exhibition OF japanese Village, Madison Square Gar
den. =, -, -, A. go.
Arcldcacon Farrars lecture. Farewell Thoughts on
America" Academy OF MH>ic. y. m
Crniroi abor Union mass meeting, Irving Hall. M
Retail Grocers Union No. 2l3 East Twcnty-third-st,
r. m. -, s...u y oh,.oh on
"The Man and the Hour" p. m, 81
Alnnu Association OF 81. Francis Xavier College din
ner. Pinards evening.
ST. Nicholas society meeting. DelmOnico's.
Company H. I'D II gimcnt, reception, Armory; oven
ing. ~ ,.,.. ,.,.,o
Fair - "a -, . . ~, -. A.. -. &
y. ,-, 49,, r,.,.,t,,
Climb Theatre, : u. III.