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New-York tribune., 1886-04-25

sergeant A. D. Van Hcnsen. who Is acting rs' sefSe""
bat he has declined It, -. A.. o,, p.yinent
hna received his commission Corporal yohn W. ~,
OF COMPANY l., has been returned " tue rahAs "' N
request ..,.,.., c,rgaon r A.
Bunker OF the 23d Regiment have received ther us
Corporal Robert A. Barry, OF Company L. ' ~ ,so
ment whose father l. Frank Barry, Is captain Vi '"o
company, has received his warrant; , ro, =, tho
nortraIt Of Lieuten Colonel Fred s. Benson OF .n
am Regiment been presented 10 the nen anu s'
of that command by Assistant Surgeon Jehery a., .,
COMPANY B. 18th Regiment had iouf successiu' oI mh.
petitors in the First Division Riho Icam match Ia
medals were won hy SergeaDts A. H. van nenscm nd "r
Augustus King ISLAND and Prvates Hugh Farrell anu
Criah Wood. ., =. Comnapv
First Lieutenant Frederick Macfarlan OF CompanS o
c. 7ist Regiment has resigned his commission Oil Ao
count OF ilhcaltb. ,, A.. AZ, peci.
n,cnt be leased to posts OF the Grand Arny '"0
Republic. .. -, o,.,, man of
COMPANIES and E. 18th Regiment VIII take piace ucA
month. The teams OF each company are praclslhs "u
tho affair forward with great interest," Oo
pany was victorious IN last years contest - n
Two recruits were added TO the roll OF Company ~
71st Regiment last week. 49,. ,,o,rt.d
Sergeant Augustus Kingsland has been app9,n'Ssa
senior standard bearer and Left General ouae Ave-
Bsjart junior standard bearer OF the l2th
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
THE ZETA PSI CLUE.

Among the clubs established from time to
time In this city few moro successful than hoso
whose membership Is drawn from the ranks OF the fra
terntv men who have been graduated from our colleges
and who have settled In and about the metropolis The
e and progress OF the Delta Psi the Delta Phi and tho
Delta Kappa Epsilon clubs have been duly chroncied
these columns the Zeta Psi Club is to be added
to the list The proposition TO have such an orgshza
ton was discussed took shape at the last anhnai u
ner OF the frsterny held during the winter IL heartily
commended itself 10 the members and to-day mas tn9
clnh an fact The club house 10 at NO. -
East whore one or two novel features Oh
club life be found: In addition TO iodgLg
Psi Club boasts OF a conversatOry and music ROOM Inc
club starts under the presidency OF Jedge @
the names OF many prominent professional and business
man of Inc netrofos and the City OF Churches. Tho
formal opening ot the will take place carly In May
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
SATURDAY, April 24-P. N.


The stock market opened this morning firm In tone and
with good demand for shares. First prices generally
were d higher than Thursdays last prices This
the Immediate effect OF the better outlook for general
settlement OF labor troubles and particularly to the
nouncement OF the end OF the Lake shore strike Chi
cago. The demand for shares, however. was confined
almost exclusively to the trading "shorts With small
sprnkng OF buying by traders for the long" account
It was not Q favorable opportunity for the large
bears 10 attempt cover, and they did not
be derous Of increasing their lines they stood show
in the dealinga 30 after the first flush was the
market became dull and continued for the remainder
of tho day; but prices were well sustained The bank
Abatement sho wing loss of 81 100000 in cash. and the
reported small through east-bound shipments from
Chicago for the week tons) used with some
effect against values and prices receded d to q per
cent from the prices The coal stocks we're specially
weak the late dealings partial recovery LOT tho
general list however, followed and tho market closed
steady and In good form.
0oyernment bonds were in fair demand and strong
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
DHlLADELPHIA AND READING r. R.

r51T 81 qySFRA6 A6kTX sI9Ss
For 1M iSs TSiEf5S ES hssls s's sre..
seS toH So aU ,U ssS $50 SSsp
SSsaas FOR 'St SauaSans
S"R on all Day
5 III; sY sasn ,s sSs s;;sr Sss 800 s5
ssTfs S'iS; up, 300 i6'sS LOO $50.
s * " fTnh snd III LIZ PENN
rqr S&'ffttiIfASs,rsnr, sySnyKY; tswIssByEs Ind
S5 III !5s :s !s.s.s ~
Fl e. sss a. ffEs45 100 s.. ~
EST EsT at a. ' 49, .s H. so s.s 100
III }s5 sss rs HaTca s.s n cHHSS HasS,s
rar H%sgf6N at 400 100. s4s loo l'sg IA az 100
For "a alSf az fBSDGg fSY az PbRAsGT 4CC TOO
For II III NGToN 7OO s45 l.OO $780, 400. AGO.
s1 Ne Il SSGS.|; ,sS .g ss sss
,; Is S 3Ss :; e; f. s,se e;i
s.S1 'sa sahSsS: SSS tcS so ssS m. iasC, sS 100
sasssS SSHss SsS
EsI oas sG RIVER '
10. s f4sTiS n 1SS ssS isrLASD and pRrDorroS Al
>'T NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier no: s. North kiysg via SsnsH ii hsoE Sou
ffTsA ffTsAKEtWSoub EtWSoibr foIs EIvEK ana bAaNEsAp aaS Y
f1cseIs can be Iocurea foot OF Lbertyst Pier
NORTH River t3o7. A6i 2s7. tI 90 lao apd iS1,
RToad"SIs s o3s oreonwcS st., i1J I76 East s. i95I
Az bS bSowssy apsi s. and principal hotsIs IN NeS
ss sso fultoust Ia9h.tsan HmH.n, ave. i9 HSeYfs.
Sl lIspsiss n dosus,oa Sa 10
i r. WOQITEN ca -. ". ~ ASOOS hl ..
n cPPeIBsi p BAIbwfS. " L. P. Xss. ifS ISsryst NJ Z
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH 22. 1888
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave York. Desbrosses and Courtandt streets
uafrsSars % Psoarg and the West with Pullman Palace
snd Dus snong
$ s %svs Ss I'll sSisy saa sE;
ESF % s1s sd H.. en& Cal6 t. night Washing
ton SSip ESprcss Of pullman day sun lay
rive .S asG 2S n 5sfaa' a4 Il
For Atlantic CITY except suadsy rhrOush ParIOr oaF
ssciP sunday ,.s stations
yn y aas sHy.y sg9 ArsSSS DO HSs'
FGa s. ssrt e ss a9
Baltimore and py p oS m MN SG't q sgnss0 tram,
anas' sSS ai
7rsns afrtrss From Pittsours. 80 $40 llSo m e,,
sH& sHs&t siS sSo Z P % rs 0y * sso ;9d !dss
SRsay go sC sa % I'D SsS & e. loq Tra%
hsdSiRnisa sa % iao. 'S SOS S1s sS $50 $40 SO s
stS and q sS g S s :oSasS sS ss No.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express train, leave via D'sOro''es and Court
sSS SS 7'so oS 9 GnisssS Limited and 70 wss%ns.on
Ai's .aA e. J nss AZ
!. iss9Sa isi sin9sn and 500 p M on
s ;s s',S @ 55Ssd S e Ss5os' & s''Is1
tx III sss s5S T. e. : SS sRPii fr,s.s
fsa fss1e Phiiaaepbis va Camden g. H. daily except So,
s:s q; rDS
s I. s~'s'.as
baggage ,rPg RTts,i PSaH aad residences 1Rwoop
General Manager. General Psssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
CANDIDATES FOR CHARLES e. L0EWS PA CE'

There are not many Candidates as yet iof 'no
vacancy on the Electrical Commission caused by the
aaath Of Charles T. Loew The Tammany leaders say
fat the place should be coDcsded TO their organization
because the Republicans aud County Democracy alreaay
are represented the commission. Rasus b. Raisoni
r. the only one far pat forward by the organization
Dr. Ferdinand seeger Is recommended eS part OF h ,hs
nt.Monopoly organization and John W. keh0e Dy the
remainder. The appointment Will be made " the
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
financial.
OHIO CENTRAL COAL co.

meeting Of the frat mortgage bOndhoders OF the OHIO
Coal Company both will DO held Aprl 20,
1856 al 5 III, at NO. llO broadway, n. " room 20.
A.. O.. REFBE.
Secretary BondhOhiers' Committee
NOTlCE.-Th Union Pacific Railway Com
and hold nncaGceied tho COUPONS a OF the Denvsr
South Park and Pacific Railroad Company on ITS
FIRST mortgage bonds representing interest which will fa
due the st day OF May 1856, will therefor the
value thereof In money.
such purchase Will be made by the Union Pacific Railway
Company at its Office No ~ Equitable Buldins Boston
HENRY MCFARLAND.
Treasurer Union Pacific hallway Company
Boston. April 10. 1885
CCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY CONSOLl
- DATED BONDHOLDEKS.
Notice hereby given that tn time within when me hoc.
the bonds tho Consolidated Mortgage my
subscribe To the Bondhoers Agreement will EXPIRE on an,
day the 30th OF April and that IN not probaoo h. any
extension Of that tme will be required OF aeooiden Nen
while copos Of the ut may be au th
Central trust Company OF New ork OF the undcrsguo
HUGH L. COiE, Secretary of the COMMITTEE
~ Nassau. st.. Sow.Yorx.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tho NEW

T. YoaK. Ia gE ERfE AND WEsTEFN FXILRoAp.
q asa tIse, from nufs: ffss%S,' ss. Depot From
sssss. sa s$:sss.as Hs:s s:.5ss @
OOaches Horneiisyiie 70 Cne9nstI Mia, r,ra,...
ppSsu train e at and sssSa
ssa Iss tSs ..sosa :4 g. Chicago
sS sS5asI S sTSs The most
Ss. ss III cbssss
Hshstsa % ysSs saS rt:'riS5 tss st 7sG s y
$50 Oso m itS ss9 ~ SsS n mi$Snisas as6A
P;'s!'Sn 800 ss &c. s S$ sS$ S ssS 81 Il Z k
gao lSs TStSSi $780, Sao SUNDAY. % SsG ~ iO,'
ssS; sSS.iS SRy Sg9$ a$ Bra 3D. f6I Is's Sa' sSS
W. aS a ss sJ & S .Ha aaday.
a. RSwpurx and Cornwall I6o a. H., sso. 4aso 0 and
Roudsnt sSaSss sSa XII xns,son % and
a.a.a sa'sey ssS a. mn '15s' s
sas5s, sss so i5sS {SaS a. S 49, % IN;
ana %s.isrp as Raroad % Al 1ansI stops s
s a. i@s$ 1sS aols ss t'S 100. 7'' 900
st M to s1e a & ''sa any n,r m %
70 i14s p m thiryminutss 1915 p m To 40 a. M
,ss cSsch. tp ss 80 sSi orers
sns "a s4 e. & 7Hsssss ne
ya.s. S At ses s S S nsy. a,
''s0 oas B. XbSoTT daal Pa.sr AEout Now, York.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
Gtedmhoafs auo railroads.


k0ND1gIw and pd0, KlGSGsLoSN I%9dMa{
Milton ssv Aqa E'0po @ sss
kiiss kaifs.t. I steamer. offY Of fsosT6S sna JxGE
s6ss sssi sa1 SSSE "e;1 @Ss :
ssvo. at D. m,
RosT0N, NEWR0RT, NoRTg !,EI &, AND ISIT, EAST Al,
mum aseommcaation,, minimum rates Prom Per - g.
e., psn gxi'
Boat frOm BfOOfJn .:So p m. Jersey 0y tp m
CATsKIL4dL, EyESING 3, LINE; ,,I:,,,, ,.n,,,,.
os f.I & sSnd9s of
'''''' atop FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR,
EOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
and H. u m n 1;p sgnds ,syos ssNespjeal NeT sa
SISs'H ns and ar 3
NORWICH LINE.
f.. ss.s: !. Es ~;
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HpDsoN
RIVER PsDds Nov a0 1885,
%s ss5s
Asts Tss s
::s ::s ssSss car. ns,. +. .'.,a
s g4fsss ;ssss
for tss,a fa: suasio cineiansa toledo Dstf0lS tAs
EIpres' With eepns2aSs to Syracuse and 70
t.0l5 Pacific Express With Aeepn gears TOT HeoneS
ter Dralo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo b. Louis 10
iiio p IN. Night Express. with sleeping cars 70 Albany
and roy Conne6s with the orntH trains FOR the Wes and
ior the North except Saturday nishp ~ . n.-un.
areen is broadway Harlem Depot i2oht ana th aye
wayl 7sS and b42 broadway and o. West l95hst New:
YofE sy8 Washington and 73e Fulton s brooklyn and ~
INSTRUMENTATION in drawn and sleeping can BE-
NJ fho tottoe
S38 Washin gton-et- Brookyn
BaGRage called for and cheek cd from residence
these aims daily All Others daily except sunday
fffese trains stop Harlem (126th u and 4th ave-
Nv ToIi1EY D. NJ KENDRICK,
0ooerA superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
xX1EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N Y G. q II. 3: H. Il, Co.. Lessee, n,r.ar
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE IS ALONG THE WJSr
SHORE OF THE WOKLDFAMED HuDS) ~ RiVEh
And TMEoUGH BEAUrIFUt VALLEY OF THE
On and after March o. 1885, trains will leave West 40
All trains cavo from station. foot OF jay ST.,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF "ess
Detroit and Chicago, $3.50 m $780, 1910 Shoppers
through 80, - e, .,...
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara tes 3;SO
a. M $500, 10 D. Sleepers and drawing roo cars
Utica and Syracuse. $50 II % a M, 500 = ~ M
highland Pekeopso and hngston. -7;io $50 lisoa M
saugertcs and Albany -7:l0 % 30, 1925 S. 900
cstRf, @ Ii i 10, .sso, ll:25 M ss5. $40 ym .7.,,
80 80 .iol0. ) 25 IN: S5o. al5. $40 i io p H. and
900 o NJ for Crsn.tDn's, Cornwall and No~OuTg
For Montreal aud c,pn1e F.st 800 p. N, roror,o
Daiy fDsy except saturday Other trains daily except
For iickes time tables parlo sleeping car acSommois
tons. information Apply at oAices Broosya ok -
loot Of Faont New YOrk CITY a5 ago. 3ss s'i i:o, s3
West 42dst. and foot OF Jay s NORTH River Wsss9t s
will call for and check baggage from hotes ana reds
dences. orders can be left at gsket o1ices; rrr
ESQ Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJSRsRY.
ll9 LIBRRIY-sr, ,,
NHw YORK April 8, 1885.

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NRwJkAsHY, !
SEw'YosK April g. 1885
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An.
~ Meeting Of the stockhcder. Of the cESTRAs M M
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEf, 70 elect nlh9
Directors servo for the year next ensuing viii 9e heo
the office Company in Jersey City between the ouTS
Of u o'clock and o'clock p m. of FRIDAY MAY rhH
The Transfer Books both in NewYork and Phiapelphia
will closed Friday the Sixteenth instant 10 AondsJ'
the Tenth proxmo.
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
T'O HOLDERS OF THE INCOME BONDS
OF the Rome waterown and ogdensburg Railroad CON-
panyi a., ,.o.,,,,u q, ,ho g.,
come bonds company with the Central trust Company
and IN exchange therefor. -, -, al.
First consolidated convertible mortcage Donds OF sac
compsny July 1922 and bearing interest at tae
rate per the amount OF 40 per cent OF he ac9
10 Of the face value OF SAID income
bonds -. r,-... a.. .o,sot,a,ah
mortgage bonds exchange for income bonds de-
posted prior to NAV 1885, will carry coupons o. ia per
cent due April |, 1885 =. -. oao. ., ID.
No 10 Pine.st, the Central Trust Companys
Office No 10 and all holders requested 10 sen
said agreement and deposit said bonds at once. -.
The holders OF Of the income ponds nave
proposition and deposited Der
bonds ShAhLfS' '<>i'"O~'' : '
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
6ffauboats aftS f1dilroabe,

DAY LINE
ID TO otD PQIyr COMFORT, Norfolk va, gpd ys sousa,
Leave via Penn r. 4S0 p IN Parlor Eprs 70 BInmore,
tbonoe Palace steamers arriving at Old Point Sl5 a. n
$40 Broadway, N. X
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
CAsT TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND

IL GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Circuit Court having granter decree ot
and ordered sale OF the property not ae M I'll"
-NoTICf' Il HEREBY GIVEN that holder. OF II dH
Bon opartcipate IN the Dement'S OF the AZ.
ation must deposit LOnds with the Centri fusI O,1
pany York later than Tuesday ApiiH ~ g. , o
Holders before that date Will nave tue eko'
sye rxht subscribe pro rata Tor any part o. hc new T
allOcated under the plan OF the presen ''u
holders md not taken by them $1,000 -. III ,,,,o-. =,
NOTICE Il Also HEREBY GIVEN that all hCluers ps
Preferred and Common stock desiring 20 PARTICIPATE IN
benefits OF the must assent 10 he pan
make payment OF the assessments under same 10
Tust Company OF York presenting their sac certl
cafes TO the said Trust Company for tue purp OF
sch assent and stamped hereon not aver than
tuesday Apr II 1856 Holders depos ting on or o'Ore
that date will nave exclusive right 10 subscribe pro tA
Tor any part aocaed under the nltn
common StocknodeIs
Thc Committee right extend the time DUR
ing Which be deposited Tor lten perou
and subject conditions TO penalty as hey may l
in shall such deposor5 after Iuesusys
hpr ~ 1886 entitled TO share in the 6enens OF SUD-
scrption to the unaottei securities -. a., v.s, Tan
Purchase ganzation Committee OF the East Aon'
nessee' virgins AH' ''O' $40 by F. p. oLCoTT.
Chairman.
IF YOTT WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY
L PUTS or CALLS on STOCKS or BONDS,
Wnte to- telegraph 10, send lor OF eau o.
IL. W. ROSENBAUM
40 \aa- " NnFk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25

shLEsIr THE CONSoLIDA TED SrooR AND PETRo-
LEUN EXCH1NGA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25

sSs MAitsR05 for
fcn.ay cio.se; spsfsiu ,sa IyacE sS $o sso aad
Ii %an1sut % ssgads1 ksS esss & ny snG G s'' 'a
Connecting uSiQs leave Hpark for Suerp and ptcrmed
ate STATIONS 40 300 load Iif5 b6s fi5 oI1 p N.
Sundays 1910 O. NJ. 8;1b p. m.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
III FARES REDUCED VIA

TVROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pie:
foot Of Christopherst daily except sa.or
day AT Is r. m sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25

ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
n DREW and DEAN RICHMOND,
IL N. r. foot Canalst daily tsuntays e1cepted
Connecting at Albany Tor ali points North and West
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25

Total sales. 6.7l
Buyer co days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Alleged Attempt at Suicide.
lRx felegrann 70 the Dlsnatcn I

New YORK, December H. Henry u. Gar
rctf, the LAWYER who is held in $4,000 bIil
on The charge 81 fraudu,cHtly appTOpTlitins
$4,000 While acting a, legal adviser Of Mrs.
Resale Carpenter, 81 New York, before
leaving the Jefierson.Market prison this
morning in custody % attend the examini-
ton IN the case at the Es>eX-Market Court,
swallowed two ounces of nux yomica Ob-
tanned by him FROM a druggist u be taken
in dose, Of ten drops for some temporary
Illness from which he said he was suffer-
ing. Physicians were promptly called in
ans an cmelic administered. He was soon
sufficiently well D. stand the b-unt Of the
examination in court. On the way 70 the
pri,on Garrett handed three letters TO a
policeman 10 be delivered after his death
one 10 Justice j. VI. Patterson, one 10 the
public, and the third 10 Mrs. David Gar
reti, 40 WOOdllWn avenue, jersey city.
Garrett did not die, and the officer refused
10 deliver the letters. The justice also re-
fused 10 open his letter. Garrett bad pro-
baby learned that some very damaging evil
dence sgan>t him bad been secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
The New French Ministry.
IS Anglo-American cable to tne Dlspatct

By AnglO-AnerlcdO cAO!e 10 Tue DApalcn.
PARIS. December In. Goblet ha,
finished the formation Of new Ministry.
which i announced as follows: VI. Goblet.
President Of the Council and Minister oi
the Interior and aiihtcrim Minister u
Foreign Affair."; VI. Dluphin, Finance:
VI. BertLelot, instructions: 81. Sarrieu,
Justice General BOulsuger, War; Admiral
Aubc. Marine; NJ. GJanett, Ps>t> and
Telegraph.; VI. L0ckroy, Commerce; VI.
INLAND, Public Works: VI. Deyille, Asri-
culture.
NJ. Goblet. in announcing the compost
ton Of the new Government in the
Chamber Of Deputies, read o statement
declaring lb1t he relied upon concord
among the Republicans m the Chamber 10
enable him 10 continue In the WORK Il TIE
Government. He said he would follow
De FIeycinG's foreign policy, which the
Chamber bad approved, and promised 10
submit early next session bills for such in
tcrnal reforms - the Chamber desired. He
asked tie Deputies TO vote hi Government
the provisional budget, and 10 adjourn di>-
cu.sIon until Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

I've Young Ladsss Take the white
ma Five tine Biaek Welt.

Yesterday morning nj o'clock the
Chapel OF the Benedictine Nuns, on Fourth
street near Clay, was the scene Of very
imposing ceremony. Miss Teresa Witt
kaup, Of Richmond, and Miss Mary Had,
- Pittsburgh. Penn. attired in bridal
robes, with wreaths on their heads. pre-
serted themselves, ready u renouDce the
world and embrace the religious life under
the rnie Of -. Benedict. These two young
ladies. who. in giving up the world. must
aso give M their worldly names. are now
known in religion A. sister Mnv de Sales
and Sister Mary Augustine. They were
diycsied Of their bridal atiire and rObed In
the monastic habit; their hair was cut of
and the head covered with white veil.
At the end Of one year Of noyitiate they
VII make their simple voNs and take tb
black vel. and after three more years they
Will make their perpetual VOWS.
Five Young ladies', having served one
year IN he nOyitiite. made their simple
vow, and received the black veil. fhe,e
Vows the nOyices present 10 the celebrin
in writing. and after reading them ascend
the l'isr and ailix their name on them, the
paper resting on the Holy Gospels. They
ar, preserved in the archives OF the mOnls.
terry.
The names 81 these sisters are A. follows:
sister Mary Alpbonso Biiley. OF Rich
mond, sister to Mr.. Joseph W. Biley. cor.
n,r Third and Marshall street-; Sisters
MARY Teresa Dallmeier, Mary Miura, Mary
joseph and Romano Beislhl, all OF BIZ
yaria. Germany.
The chapel was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, and the choir. composed Of
nuns. rendered some exquisite music. a
Iarge number Of friends and parents OF the
candidates assisted az the ceremonies,
winch were performed by R'y. Wieblld
BaJmcartner. O. :. d. Rev. Mother Edith,
assisted by some Of the sisters. placed the
wells and habits on the candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
HTnucbesfer News Sotcs

he rooms Of the railroad department II
ihc Young Mems Christian Association a.
tue Danyille shops, IN this city, are ind ?
going rcpair,, consequently there viii be-
30 service. there thi. afternoon The
ROOMS Will present q neat and attractive a2-
pcaIarce wien opened the latter part u
tIi, week.
Tie furrra! Of Mr.. Mary l.. Be1ttie.
whose death Wa, announced 10 the DiSDqfct
q Yesterday, viii take place from ;he Pres
hyierlau church a. II O'Clock this morning.
The funeral d her husband, the late RO-
bet Belttie. took place from the same
church three Wtcksag0.
The November term Of the Chesterfield
County Court commences tomorrow. \
special grand jury has been drawn for this
term.
Judge :. Ba-,et' French, Of the IIu,ting,
Court. who /, now visiting hi. daughter in
Prince Gecr-r county, will return tue lat.
ter pant Of th. week, ready TO open court
Monday the 10Th.
Nil. Florence >ublett las returned from
pOWhatau county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
SUIT FOR MAsGiN ON FUTURES.
A Jury Under Judge WeiifOrd's In
sfruetious Finds for Defendant.

Nearly the entire day was consumed in
The City Circuit Court yesterday trying the
case Of {. l.. Redford IS. :. +. Wo)tten
for margin on futures. Damages were
placed 81 $1,000. while the actual amount
claimed was S7sj.33. After the evidence
had been heard and the case argued IN.
stIucti0ns were asked for. Counsel fOr
each side presented instructions. both OF
which were rejected, and the Court gave
the following:
II the jury -hail believe that the defendant
constituted the plaintiff hi. agent to buy
and 10 sell for him wheat to be delivered at
a future day, and that the plaintiff, a. such
scent. did actually buy and sell on account
Of defendant for future delivery, aud lhlt
the plaintiff in such purchase and sale, act
iug in conformity to the Instructions OF the
defendant, sustained los. the jury are in
,tructGd that the defendant is bound 10 in
Ccmniiy the plainiif for such loss. and they
should Gnd for the plaintiff to the extent
Of d., loss.
But IL The Jury shall believe from the
evidence that It was the real intention aud
understanding Of the parties that the trans
action between them should be closed ut a
future dav not by any actual delivery OF
wheat aud payment Oh receipt Of the pur-
chase price. but BIZ settlement OF the &C.
count between them and pas ment IN money
d balance found due upon the basis OF the
difference between toe agreed price OF the
wheat al the tine Of alleged purchase gld
sale and the actual market value thereof CO..
rhc day tie contract vas 70 bee closed, Oh
iury are ih.t-lcied tut they should fail
for The d,fcnaant.
Having received the instruction, toe iIN
brought in a ycrGitt Tor The defendant. 4
motion 10 set aside tie verdict vas mad
and oYorruIed, and plaintiff counsel, WHO
excepted 10 >undry ruling, of the Cour..
were lvcn leave 10 tie bills u cXc, ptl1n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
To Restrict tie Powers of District As.
semblles
.Ev faleQra mn IN the DisnatrhI

CHICAGO, December IA movement OF
considerable importance j. goln. on within
the rank, Of The knight, Of Labor. which
Will have great effect in lesscning the power
and importance u the district assemblies.
Il j. The formation Of national trade district
assemblies. which are essentially after the
plans Of international unions. Machini't>
Assembly, No. il34, voted last night to
withdraw from District Assembly No. -,
10 which it ha> been attached since II, or
ganizglion, in order 10 join the Machni,t
Trade District recently organized at Cncin-
naii. the recommendation Of it, delegate 10
The Convention al that place being con-
CURED in. To make this change will re-
qurc The consent Of District Assembly No.
81; but this wlll probably be granted.
Thi, week the clothing-cutter> Of the
United states are endeayoTing, a. Clncin.
nad. 10 form 4 Clothing Cutters National
Trade District. The Convention has three
delegates from the CLicago assembly IN
that trade. which viii doubtless 20 into the
thereby withdrawing from Dr.
uicl Ne. %. TIE effort If this movement
viii De to give concerted action T. the
tradss in all portions Of the country, and
withdraw them from local matters.