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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

MONDAY, Oct. ESP NJ
Inc Henry George scare to-day continued TO be
WORKED AZ the Stock Exchange to ts fun viue and not
without some effect ~ creating tmid sentiment. Yet
we ia 10 hlscover mat the improbable possibility OF
Mr. Georges election the Mayor OF NewYork is
affecting general business BInKs. bankers, merchants
anu mhuiari urers are c0ndurtux thor busness with
the usual dscorum and seem - be well satish'd with
mo prospects before thsm. We have heard
OF no loans being called In through fear OF Mr Georges
election or OF what he could d. IL p-rchsnco
he should be elected Even his supporters continue to
buy the necessities for the coming winter just they
woul' htve done mad lie he ard or and not
one oil them expects in Of his election TO purchase
snv VI tho wearing apparel necessary for protection
agansf tile winters coi penny cheaper than they
Will II hs IL gnominiousy defeated. But ina stock Ex-
change nt times Ia romantic at oIhr tim"s IL Is
seriously Realistic This column is not given To "pont
giving Its province Is to givs the bottom facts
about properties AMI as near possible to
Indicate the speculative situation. whether or not al
the moment IL Comedies with current outside condi-
tons The temptation, however, th@ time TO point
probability Is rress blr aud tnat IT, that those oper-
ators who talk tho most ami the loud-st about Mr..
Georges eecon will not wait TIL after election bofore
covering their "sholI" saies This "pont" may OF
may not be OF service 10 the growing FOLLOWING on
the " bear siie ont & des that Is worth
keeping IN hnd wnen the srGst 10 as heavily ovrrso
as IL Is now r,-tav's market dun and after the
ary business Inc insd To woaknsss Values were
pounded fro IL ocloos tho oose with dulness and
ity as the prevailing feature. pr,es yielded some
fractions fne final changes however. were generally
small aud on active would hardly attract at
enIIon The North and ST. Paul reports of earn-
ngs FOR the tbr week Of Octo'-r come III with losses
the week OF 1855 -xprotei but North western
gives "A 81 $50 900 on tas 1894, aud 81.
Paul gam OF 81 Loo the wek Of 1884. The Cen
trial AMI illusions State tof gross earnings In Sep
rmber SHOWS that the estimate printed on september
80 was -. AZ too small. Tn" market closed strady
shade brlter than the IL kurrs
Govrrnmrnf bon Ia we're dun aud weaker with the
bids of s for the Sc AMI H. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth River. Vessels and Raiiroada
GENERAL MARKET PORT.

COFFEE-The price for Brazil growths further al
yance to-day the basis Of l2c for far Rio cargoes and At
the close the market firm Sales 5000 bags No T.
l0ll06. 1000 bags No g. llj6dll58. 100 bags.
Humboldt l2ac 1000 bags do SrOus )?hc For mild
growths The market nrm. sales LOO bags Cir
cu:a l23c. 10 bags Trayllo c 1928 bags do milie
at 20 points advance and closed barely steady reaction
OF 10 points as follows January l055dl 1880 February
lO559 10 so. Marh O6Oal 1908 April 1850 10 IS Nay
l06Oal065, October. lO.600lO70. November. l0.551
1910 December 1855 "a 1860 Sales $1,000 bags.
HAY AND STRAW The general market is quiet Hay
Prime stock, IS No 2, 700Sb No 3. 6patO; Ship
ping 200 Clover 45655 Clover. Mixed i0d65 Straw
Long Rye, G0d65 Short Rye. so Oat 450!j Wheat. 10
the quotations not changed today for
spot cotton the marL9t at the close was a weak one
owing dc norazed tone Of the speculation sales.
bales for consumption. Port receipts yesterday al
to-day 1888 bales comparing with 567v bales Tor the
spending week aud 6.506 bales last
Quotations basel the American Standard Of Classic
nd paaf Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME coysr-Ca.NsEss Before Donohue. Nos.
ss 2s a5s $50 2Ss $50 5sO III
BRADY sPd Daniels AM ao ;ai 2Sl iOY 10 ls ~
1873, l5s, i65, l6s ~ 1871 l9s
JNos es7 7O5 no Isl s87. 7so Cos SOL 5s5. az .s
ss5 ass S4 SIS Cos 5S7 59 sSO Ssd s.
SUPREME CoURI-CIRcuIT-PART i-Befcre Beach. j.
suPREyg COURT IncUIr-PAR1 H-Bsfore Van Worst j.
sTrSeME CiHcur11PAeI Ill. Before Van rrunt
Nos 29o9 800 2so4 29oz, 2eos 1870 1905 100 1913.
5s5 @ 5aa ssg 5ssS 1885,
SUPREME CorEr-ciRcuir-PART Iv.-BeioGe Andrews J.
sURRocATE's CouRT-Betore Rollins s.Esate Of George
II TO- 1Sn nos,a SdhaoPHer M N o and
io46 Will Of oss Buns at II m 0' john f'N0S-"
SUPERIOR CouRT-sPEcIAL TEgM-Beiore Freedman. j.
SUPERIOR c0URr-THiAL TEaM-rART I-BefOre sodgwick.
sSPEmSn cSyFrsTrI1I TxEs so Before oGe5
1sSs 65s s4s III ioi sss i25s ia Si 1856 1910 1919
svrknl9E c9 ,6E TEHATPARI II1gefOre Ingra
sTrsnos ~ y-B ssS TN 1ua1.
iSse 1850 1892 1858 S56 1873 1881 1855 1854 1897
1890 1881 1898 1885, 1895 1897. 1898. 1889 400 lsoi
COMMON PLgAs-GEsERAL TEm-Adournod until Thurs.
coNmos PLEAs-srrcIAL TRRM-Before Allen J-No dav
conMos PLKAs-EQuITY TgEM-Betore DAILY. Nos "a. B.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TEnM-PAKr I.-Before Larremore
C.J.-case on No day calen 9r:d, p.nr =, ,o,o..
stavei Nos 27l 1882 1880 2i9O 22ll 1881 1851 1910
203 2OiO 2Ol5 2O7 1917 1923, Z003 1920 20lJ 2U3J.
9O3O 2O33 2Oi7 zoos. 2032. 2O42
CRY COuRTCKskhAL Before Nehrbds. Browne ami
Enrich JJ.-Adj0urnei until Wednesday.
CRY CoURT-TkIAL TEKN-PART I.-Before Hyatt. mos
Case On-NO day cOlendar.
CITY CoURr-TRAL TEEN-PAgT lI.-Before Nthrbas j.
Adjourned the term. ~
CRY COURT TRIAL TRRA-PART III.-Bef0re Hall j..
Nos ie5 all l47S 1873 1893 sol 7o9 200 l. 81 80 1858
1904 l0s lOg no Ill
COURT or GENKgAL sRssoYs-pAgT I-Before Judge Cow
ing and Assistant District ttOrney Fitzgerald
TO- H. IL, 49, IA. TO- ~, H. ~. ~ ~. "a ~
COURT GENERAL sEssIoNs-PAET II-Beiorc Judge 81
dersleeye and Assistant DlsTct Attorney Purdy~Nos
q g. w. TO- II. H. ID a. 10. 49, H. 10, 49, ~. ~
% % 2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Oct 25 In the Court Of Appeals to-day the fol-
loving business transacted
No 73-Joseph Young administrator respondent art the
Newly central AMI Hudson River Railroad Company,
appellant. ,,-. ,
Knerlauh M,nsDn and another. respondent.
% 9l-LeOpOd Wise an an ther, appellant agt Justine
MagaD CrOnk, enthusiastically respondent
The following Court of Appeals day calendar for Oc
tober rs
Nos So ga z &C. rs 49, G9l 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
.on. Nail Drives Oui Another"

French saying finds complication IN the way Que
itself TOT another ami giaver ono IN
- many cases disease instance Will Induce
sor,rs tnroat ailments skin cons and eventually
Ie ause Of crashed blood consumption ITSELF uaicsA
lpieed treated Id It's nopiency ami early progress "
Dr. Percos Golden Medical Discovery which acts A.
IN these almens accomplishing rapid cure " s
upon tho great OF the BODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
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10 I'D IHh hOAAfA GINLS

The George Association Incorporated yesterday non
sectaran roposes 10 establish working girls mutual
sid society to found bosp sl IN this city for and
eniiren and provide sunner home IN The country for ~.
yds hc corpOrators arc DIs Charles stuart Weles 10
asyh A. House Helen u. Lnl Mary A. Wills Albert u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

Henry Willard down TO Walst Yesterday after break
fasting at Murray Hill Hotel lie opened his Offices
on the fifth floor Mills Building and devoted himself TO
a old friends called him. but the we'll
known hnanCler excused himself TO all Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
Your Friends will Never Tell You.

lint perhaps someio IT, isn't friend WILL that yous
s by tho foul ietid ssl % you
Every though IL bc the very ccny
so poetry disgusts your heavr ana Jour ,tv Won
oil but mirth ~ thoiu ~ 10 49,
wv. moi only 10 yourself hut to society 70 renov; s
ir Saxos Uairh ltenlciy VIII heal mo iseAeeo
o,ms wnnranc Will bring relief " ys~sssu ana DINERS
DO not hesitate W employ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

Young or middle aged suffering from nervous debility
and kindred should send ten cents stamps 100
large treatise giving successful treatment Worlds Dspsa'
s.ry Medical Association Buffalo. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
Nav .0riaana
STAINED.

Good Ordinarv........ 65l6 Low Middling. 1916
st. Good Ordinary. ..7 Midiun9 Ills
option market opened point decline but Immediately
reached points with increased estimates however
the afternoon weak and the close figures
showed decline Of Ga points for the day. Sales l29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
NO CONSIDERATION OF glove AND AFFECTION

Percy Y Tuthi Brooklyn. has brought suit against
Mrs Margaa Wilson and Others TO set aside the trans
fer mousse worth So which he decided Der when she
was Miss McCra for love and Affection after as he as
him He went TO FLORIDA ia 1884
Tor his hea there met Miss Nj Cea and her Invalid
brother While he III with fever she devoted much
him. and he made an oher OF marriage as
lie her
Before Florida he decided 10 her the house and gave
her buy wedding clothes After her return
10 BoOkvu he ia her auuts nous but
wouli day for their marriage In Ap last he
81 A r Wilson whom ir
frequently her auur mousse but who was represented
10 HIM as the brother physician.
A that she engaged 10 marry MI
futh who about trtyhve years older than she. lie
asked him. but she laughed al him When he
she did what she could for MIN, and he IN return III
upon making gift Of the house to her As 10 her
cepting money wedding outfit she simply borrowed some
needed when She offered to return IL
fir accept 10. She engaged tO Mr.
Wilson before she knew Mr. Tutml at all The ring she
wOr engagement ring at all, but one OF Nj.
Tutills which slipped OH his finger when he was sick, and
which asked her The suit is before referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
Transferable Notices at $50.

FLOUR AND MEAL.-FLoUR-Ther some little inter
but apart ds!It@is q feature aud a
Sa a a. m the pce OF Wheat is
III. holders who pretend to believe that flour ,b
%s Ss g Nit r Extra 4. 81 90 30 o@ s
8 $50 OI, snPsrpe e iss2 20 80 !s S S for
Winter Wheat Extra g 100 ~ Mi M ESQ e..
the for one or two Private So b Snds OF
In sSe sn To- saperans 50 s5
Good to Fancy E 3 sss' e. 50 ss
lo 5 B. oSS 30 so sS to Fn to-
Choce, 81 55asi IS Common Extra Minnesota, So Goa
g rye MaG s a. ssSf Es sa
So 90c 81 90 Louis Common to Fair Extra So coo 50 p
a sn s 90 w- ysS
cy NH Extra For West n = 90 latter IN G nsw
pN4s dG%H f FLoWR~stssdy molerats demand
Fairs FARE 10 SG Ss' fR f Steady
S 'o 2s SSs %Pst 1852 Is and
EHs Y e Fo Hass @ p 81 "
GRAIN-WHENT-T dealings in cash wheat have been
light mi shade over c9s y M sty T4 aa,dn n te
ang has active and the market eHcte unsettled
h 5nc H on Oe S%f cable At adyCe weak
ga & on heavg selling e @y Mf the Sery b ppV then
bee strong AMI lvtnced 20 c on good Ouyh9 ~ wa
SESSION Wien further advance established and
weak s % PrSfs e from the highest and We
compared the closing prices Of saur ay s,lss 1
oil No Milwaukee, s2t2 Sc; Ungraded spring. 80 2c
Ungra Ell Il d. 7aGS5c.: No Rel &c.. No Red, Soc in
No. Re-. october. closing nomnay
Novemb 81 ia 50 T. closing AZ 80 al 40 De
S9' Il sng At SSa.; do february. closing nom ally at
9ui4. March closing nOuinally ut 81 TO April clos
Ing nomnalv 934r.: do 81 2 a95 81 closing al
9lac; 10. 055t O35 &c. closing AT 80 SC Ky E-Dnl
~ 900 0ses Canada at 10 &c. 5000 DO late Satur
The sales I'm graded auaia reported Satur
suond have 900 bushels instead OF 10000
VORN-In cash lots the trailing has been very moderate
and prices 4c lower closing steady with aigt trace for
both port no In options the eain have been
nriHer at avance Of an sr declined &C. advanced
AMI December. and cOs'd weak AT ABOUT
the lowest and showing decline 81 SC from the
compared with S,turitys CLOSING
cimllng Ungriieb Mixed 44q0i4.c.; old M. Mixed.
"a L,c 2 45La04514c. elevator 49, &c anott
No White l6c 40 , October closing at 10 &c do. No
vemb-r 6isc. closing At 46c do: December, A.
47rc closing At sc 10 January. 4S0fStc. CLOSING
at fsc; February. 1870 iSs. closing AZ 4s'sc do
Or cash lots rather quiet and prices "a &c hghei
closing steady. In options the ira ing was only moderately
active and prices lower Op'nml weak Al ec me Oh
c further declined &c. and closed weak at the lowest
O and showing decline OF Sc nom tle
nest ami va &c compared with the CLOSING prices OF
3 Al SO; do. White 35.c. No 32tG32?ci do White.
3,r No VII u.s. iSc Mixed Western. 80 a. $40. white 10.
30 Oc; White 37c; No October closing nomlnay
at 3ltg.. November ~ sO32'Y. closing vs. 40
cember. 1880 80 c, clos NJ 33tc 10 January 81 20
"a &C. closing &c do May. 36t 036 &C. closing 81 SC
FEED IN demand aud hrner 40 10 81 g a 7o6' 90
d. 62la Di5G.. 100 b. s0390c. Shsrps 95GsI Rye Feed
In store III York. brooklyn and Jersey city gram
warehouses aud held Oh railway lighters ON certificate;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

The experts OF wheat and hour from the United states
Pacific potts week ended october H. 1886 were oO.SSS
bush $50 900 bush the previous week and $3.50
bush weeks The weeks ports nom eight Aat
ports ,ed 05s4Sl bush to ointment Eniopv are
23O.2S7 bush the previous week The ihl.A .,so ant
that the visible will increased abou. .,,wt
g. 300 900 BUSH. lOS 242 bush decrease anu '
275.uOO bush decrease. ,... ,o,o,s xcre
The receipts Of wheat az eight Western aS hush
diminished this week 1921. s01 OuSh !"
uopsTler. IL hight business passing frou day To day
Biewcrs maintain an inineron attitude OWING 10 ueo SUP
ply of fore On hops Paolbes az 'cinns ~, &
To- day Auencan-New York state 1885. common TO ne
oan,,on a. :, amm 10 l5c; Pacific Coast losJ 2s Soc
do good 25d PEI do, l5S9 TOO ioe; fo'lRn "a
varians and Bohcnians 1856 Co. mAon w.
2sd27c; Atmarks do, 20g22ci hents DO. 2o9z'ei sus
sex do. 20e23c.
METAIs-Iron certificates nominal at $40 2oa$i7 so
Transferable notices October delivery i.snea 81 sJo
Tn Quiet aud easier 2236d22 NC spot 2zSo
futues Transferable notices issued az ~ Aoc
but at 80d H. &c spot lob &c Iu'uss
fsrable notices ake issued ll6o; uansietapo no0es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

SpIKITS or IT. hPES FINE
eA,.nKAn, OCT 26.-IurDenunc firm AZ 81
MlLllAGIOA oct 25-IurpentiIe firm At - &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
THE MONEY MARKET
Actual Sales

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OcE %
THE GENERAL LTjc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

There only moderate activity in the crude oil markee
yesterday. The the field not OF . striking
but there early rise OF cent to 66 cent
Later vague reports Mt Morris wei Greene
County flowing and the market declined cent The
close heavy with y ny rates high .
The total dealings &C tho Consoh
date Exch a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOy sroOKS
pnsrnx IA, oS ll1
CLOSING Prices or CALIFOaNTA STOCKS

SA> fRANcTsCD Oot 25, 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

oN'totDcI'e '10'0'7
%. 1885 par,.n
Total IN store 80 49,. = ., o-o ,oo a ,a- % On, ,Sa
imCreasr l.j45sOl -. 222.4Gs -; 221'o2S
Decrease. 'Z"li" '-'-'- '0''0 1890
Visible supply in United States and Canada
wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley
Oct % b53743IO - 46 56l 535S 1863 435oG7 2303253
oct % 6s.s2s6sa I3755o74 6l35.9oi 5i4.245 2o7S7So
1886 80. tim ~, , son %,
Oct ..'A5G636l6 02b5soi s'-ooo7 o<-oi-
Oct rs -s322ls4s 57sl555 4.565547 7o922s lGi2.s62
loS4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

walkers daily circular O tobrr 70. 1896. New.York:
The receipts Buffalo by lake the week ended october
1885,; Wheat, 2455. 80 BUSH; corn, 9l2+iO
bush oats bnsh aud the shlm-n,s al i9 eIo t "
corn 100 $40 bush: oats 5000 BUSH against the pre-
vlons week receipts l2s4 7NO bush wheat 04265O bush
and shipments wheat illvooV ousn' 0o"'
$3.50 bush. Oats. - bush ,,,,,
eight Western primary points hciuuIhg
MINNEAPOLIS Tor week ended October % ieo0 WetSSa
Wheat .5734l3 bush corn ls7oS55 bush oats 10
m, thence Tie same week W le
and rail were Wheat l976,223 buslLi corn. 1lSiiou.
ccipts Wheat. 3.377sO7 bush corn 2o22SoS 0I in
oofE ri Oi2 BUSH and shipments from thence ny axe
and rail Wheat l,j5j2t3 bush corn 1905 $40 Ous oA's
55s.j9j bush. . 49,, ,.r, po,,,more phladel
r,a and Boston for ended October 20 lSSo VIC
l.jOj. 7Sl bush. against 2Oil,o4e ous" 'o P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

200. -...- 1854 l,VnO -:-.S' =
Den = Il Pac LIST & 80 lst deb
2.rOD....-.-.S4i = 3.Om. -.,.:.-!S
5000 .S5 Mil l. : q W'n lsi
Del Lack q Westn 5000. .... 1854
couv "a Michigan Central
5000. ..... ll5 IS
Erie X consol gold 5.oOn...... ~
5000. 600. 1873 Met tlevatN ~
l. Tenn Va y q nv 10000. .-.-- / Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
Wheat and Flour. Msiz'

Increase Wb.at I'00"'oOV VuSH'' o''' -O0'0'' N'0'
WARTS of wheat and -four and maize from eight Allan
re- pors Europe week Saturday evening last tar
as repoIted ,,o 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Cut Tnl, GsuG

Crea, ssi.urs ~ O large wholesale clothing
bou-e. 20 He sold re-4l .f order Oi tle
Court 'u Sis GI--. lg r'u-a4 4urur. Di The
rrlat fniurt of tht immense "stah.l-.mrnt-
No. 100. east flun street. corner Twelfth
hn. beer closed for Two day, r0 -ake an IN
Vruiory 81 stock and arrange Iof o crcai
assignee sai, uu ~a-Urdly. October iCih, az
IU O'Clock. Everything u.l hs sold a. %
per cent lD~s than artuW cost as d is Of
d.red ...f Size cut.-. e-.u-s m--i p, -eIied
az iu FIX Cgys. To, .-p.t c'u-i-,s ai nearly
,2l.n0D worm ~ iHc winter clothing. We
mention O. feW ol tae bargains auu adrlfe
or rtau,r, e. rlH e. uur. Aen'F Inc
u.gytr cvercoat- - 81 rur u,eed worth
sItu- the MONEY refunded o spiendid sutt
~ Mon, Vuief Cio.hc- $50, 81 lrantecd
vo~ta ,I3or money returned an elegant
ua.f of Li.u. wu.lr pan ~ rl.2L guar
auircd vo1N : or W0u.y returned. The
great a--iru-t'- -aIc Wll ,ut. liaee iD the
large tvs-~t.ry CuIiie building 1898 east
Main street EgWeuhr- s4t.rdlv. OCiO-
ber l6.L. opening any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
TRACAs Oy BEoAD >TREEs.


At O'clock yesterday. III the corner %
seventh und BROAD streets, o. frucns toot
place. Three OF four mea. some ol luei
strangers here. II -eems. Wcr. stauo
inc 81 the corner taking. AnC oi
spoke exceedingly dIsCoUteous'V Ok Ml
George u. Wise. aud iiacklulrded Eict
nOnd and IL people. Nj Ni.Itm Mo>e-
ty, who WIS near. hearing ,ne ianguHg
iiscd. walked NJ % THE speaker ana aa-
Used him 10 i,t more careful Ia Al- language.
The nian Resented Whai be considered a'
lulerier, nee ard struck n. M0-e.ey Wit
lis cane Ou the hand. Mo-tify gave li-
uppaneui unr blow. which hia Aim down
IL tne paveln. Il. WIKI bloody iH'e. An
olber of tie party ATTEMPTED to Interfere
% be- vss laid t.esiut "a, friend MT. Nose
by was abJui 20 at'nck lhe iiifa mau. when
bee said lit had nothing 10 do Wild ihe mai
Ter. Arrests followed. and tht Jour men
were taken 10 the statipn-h1u-t. hul Were
subsequently haiiee They Wl Doe hiioTg
the POhce I0urt fhis morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
p,.,r,,1 i,.are Cena Te1nr,1a-s.

DI.tur Lu01,. 10. d GooC Iempar-
MT "wednesday ugH W t"u-rl Ha..
There va- iArre attendance u dei"eafe-.
es,rV ioDGe lul aue being represented. In'
districi-ioact degree wa. conferred upon
tvtu'y-f1t new members.
T.H ~iovuH. 81 thlrifv Lnd-e. W..
oiem"dso rcpre~eu; The Ilstric- Lode I
the Grauc Lodge Ol the STATE, winch mee,-
IN I'm, CITY on the 80 o. ueXt month.
!. J.. IiirrY, o. Friendship Lodge.
Manchester vas elected district icc-ure-.
and Rev. G. ". Nruy assistant lecturer.
Arrangements were perfected f1r tnf pro-
ductinu of the drama Sucig' Giass
early n November al CorrorGu Hal o.
aid th, committee ia entertaining the deie-
gates 70 the Grand Lodge. The committee
will have homes 20 secure fCT ahou, Two
hundred delegates, who viii come from uI
sections Of the STATE MANY 1i them are
ministers 0i the Gospel who are enlisted in
thf sVeciul wort Of temperance unuG' int
banner Of THE GOOD Iemuara. The order
uunbcrs eleven thousand member, ll tL.-
~,fafg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Rnllf.N f.nIIrI-

Tn. following cases were disposed ol ve-
IerdGy-Jusiice y. G.. Richardson pre-
siding
Hemy W illiHms, overlooking h. ieam Oh
the street Dismissed.
John Randolph 'c0ioreor refusing Z
move his wagon when Orlered % do 90 ht
n officer. Fined -.
panei shelby, drunk. Fined g and
cost.
Charic. c. Craitref, drunk aud trespa>s
ing on the premises u' No. J05 east Ciol
,treet. sent 20 jan for thirty duys.
Thoma. johnson and Jack " iisOn, va
rrapfs. ~cni 90 jA.l iOT ten Gays.
William Price lcoioredj, DRUM. Fined
4. and costs.
I0ip P~imus. obtaining S1.j0 from =. g..
Tlruhack bv false representation. Con-
tinued until saturday.
Caledunia Brown .cnlured,, using abusive
snd iuccccni lana uace and threatening '1
strfte Tanuie Winston. Fined a. ana
costs.
Icu Thoiua. lcoiore3), cursins and
slT,.rnc Nlauria gayior on The sirost. Dis
missed on payment % cOsls.
William Brunch, L. NJ. Myers, Edward
u ilson. upd Isniah lmke, breaking rhi
window oi Hail. Power- co. ior The puf-
rose AZ cammiitiug laircuy. dismissed on
Juymeui ui costs.
Philip Philips icninieat ste~ilug pa'
rare. tie properly u Duaslts bfooAs
Turned over 10 The sheriff % Kappahau-
Doci county, where tbt offence II alleged
10 hage bren committed.