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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

rOTTCE is UEREBY OWN THAT

- the annual meeting Of tho stockhOitlrrs %
ehe RICHMOND AND AlLKGnAHf RAILROAD
OnPANY viii BE- held 40 rs compaDye oflcr,
Hirhmond, Va. on TC kSDAY following NO 80
cond Monday. uoing INC ian dAy 4 Dtccmhcr
nerf. EsA Al IL 81, fOF ne purpose u eicctlng
Hoard a. Directors 20 serve one year and for No
transaction % any other business TIA. may 70
brought before tho nesting. n. T. LELAND.
Secretary Richmond aud Alleghany Railroad
Company. no A-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

The buman body Is the nearest approach
TO perfection except DR.. Bulls Cough syrsp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

by Anelo-Amorlcan cable 70 the DisDatch.l
L0SD0N, November 2G.-Johu Bright
grows hourly worse.
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wsol1,s. Fine. slJ)abl75 supsrane. f275a
8. 81: sxrrl. sl5JlB%Tj. anily, siasLj). pat5as
IAmily, c0gnIcy, 3L1ya$A5
COTTON REPORT
Market nrm.
QUOTATI0sA
kIDDLisI. &c.
Low NfODLlNJ. 9lSc.
6Cob OKDfsAEH. 5Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN coHSEcrIox rHEREwEH THE
WEATHER rNDrcArfoss
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Exshsnyss-Grsin, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations.
rRr telnarnnh o the pispa.ch.l

- WASHINGTON, Novembcriet vir-
IRAN ginia, light rain or snow, followed By
clearing weather during the day and
stationary temperature
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rno ,re,t Nlrrlnia nIecttsn muddIe.

ISpNNial telegram I'd luu blHP1llh-l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November 2G.- The
supreme court met to-day and adjourned
mint tomorrow al fhr request Of the Demo
crslic counsel. Hon. John A. Hutchinson is
here lookug after toe Republican interests.
There /, some doubt rs to what the Demo.
cratic move will be, hut tomorrow viii pro-
badly deyelopit Con has gained two votes
20 lar I'm kanawha's recount, and Anderson
fpemocraD, for Congress, has gained nine,
leaving majority Of nine in tue district for
NcGiDuls fRcuuhhcaBl
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MONDAY November %. 1874
SALEs-FIRsT BoABp.--l0O0 Virginia now Ss at
6i4.
C1osln- 1uota.ions ~ tho Stock Boarl
49, lats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

TIE STORM AT ornE. POINTS.

WINCHESTER, VA, November ga snow
storm, accompanied by high, cold westerly
wind, prevailed here to-day. A large guam
THY OF corn still remains IN the field.
FoRT M0NROE, VA, November 26.-There
was heavy snOW.stOrm here to-day. The
piot-bost EnOch Turley, OF Philadelphia,
put IN for harbor.
STANTON, Va, November % inches
OF snow have fallen here and the storm still
continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
The Next FfOuse Of Congress.
inv folrvrauh 10 mo DisDntrh1

Iliy TOLD graph 10 inc Dlsp0lihI
WAsmSorON. November 26.-rhe hast
week Of the vacation Of the Fiitioth Congress
opens with less than City vi the 325 members
~ the House IA the city, and from present
Indications iuh House may not be secured
until after The HOLIDAYS. Barey dozen
senators are here aud the prospects on that
side Of the CAPITOL are about the same rs in
the lower branch. Speaker Carlisle is ex-
rcciCd 20 arrive Tomorrow to prepare Tor
Che opening Of the session. There is con-
siderable work for him 90 do in this line.
The mail OF he members is unusually heavy,
especially that Of thc Republicans. ON them
nov fall. The burden NJ the oihce-seeking
correspondence borne for The last four years
Boy their Democratic colleagues. More than
one haH OF The letters received are petitions
for place. As O. the competition Of the
House in tine Fitty-1rst tronRrcss there Il
nothing new ia the situation. The Demo
cratic oGicnis expect that the Republicans
viii organize TO- although the m0jorty VIII
beNcy small. General Clark, the Clerk OF
the present uou.e. 20 day received tue GER
GGra.cs Of Nessts. Catcmlgs, OF Mississippi,
and Wheeler. Of Alabama, the first on the list
except Hermann, Of oregon, whose ccrtIii-
cafe came lu last August. sydney r. Mndd,
Repuulicsn, who was defeated by Baru,s
COMPTON iu TEE l'iith Maryland district, viii
contest she iaifcr's ngtt to his seat, alleging
th1t he hs- lcau counted ont and that he can
show This by soc return, flied nj ANNAPOLIS.
There is some talk of IAN extra session be-
mr called hy Presidcnteloct II rfi'on. IL
rs desired by The representatives. OF the Ter
ruorics awaiting admission. Delegate elf
ford. oi Dakota, stopped "a indianapolis ON
bl- Ray 10 Washington and bad conference
with Ircsidcut-oicct Harrison on the subject.
lie was Informed that q call Of an extra ses-
sion would depend largely If moi altogether
on me wishes of Congress, and Mr.. Clifford
came ON 90 consult With the members about
10. lie say. lhe paoplcoi DaAoia are expect
ing an extra session and arranging TO take
ADVANTAGE no once 81 che passage OF an en-.
aiding aci hy Congress.
WAsmsGroN, November 20 senator
QUAY, Chairman Of the Republican National
Committee. said to-day tbal the Republicans
would have 4 majority 81 nine IN The next
House. 81 DO not believe he added, "that
the II mocr,uc Governors Of states Will give
ctriIGclte, Of election 10 the Democrats sim
py because they agree IN political faith. l
SHALL refuse 10 believe that any such thing
,.iI he dane 11ufii see 10 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

n YOU suffer with pain IN the back and
limbs take Is cents snd buy salvation OH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
mAsrNE IHrELLIsENcE.

Moon rses......... i222 EVENING .........-iiCe
FORT OF RICHMOND. NOyEABaR 20, iss2
Arrived.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New fOrk,
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise.
passengerS, United states mail, &C., 1. H. alum.
agent
schooner Sarah Wood. Hickman, Philadelphia,
poplar wood: vessel, Curtis = Parker.
Schooner r. q. irwin Doli, Bermuda Hun
dreis, 10 inirh loading poplar wood for lniia-
deiphia vessel, Curtis & Parser
PORrOF NEWPORT HgWS NOVEMBER IS, 1884
lBy Telegraph
ARMYKD.
Steamship Guyandoise, Koley. New YORK,
merchandise.
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CINCINNATI

cfScINsArL November 20--Flour In light
demand; family. fAS)afL5); fancy, fA&efA ~
Wheat No red, ti.O9. Corn dun and lower
No. mixed, 43Sc oats strOag No mixed,
s9ss9Nc. Pork steady At els Lard firm -
tS3N alSsO. Bulk-meats IN fair demand aud
steady. Bacon scarco aud nrnL Whisky steady
A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

TEE wzArHzR ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cool, with rain aud snow.
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tONNECrION COMPANY.-THE

CONNECTION COMPANY. THE
" annual meeting Of no STOCKHOLDERS
or The RICHH aOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND PIX
TRksBURG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
PANY will be held atths Office u tho kichmOn1,
Frederictsburg snd Potomac Railroad Company,
ia the city u Richmond, on WEDNESDAY ne
SSth Of November. l53s, alta O'Clock ".
!. b WINSTON.
nofftd secretary.
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srkIsa AVA cLsAxsxa.

TAKE YOUR DYEISG AND CLEAN
Il mo % ghs .uCfiMot>D SlkAN-DyEiSQ
SECURING. AND ARP EFT Q LkANi>G
WORKS. me largest aud beste9oipnet house u
the south. Ma oib BotsA FIFTH "a hkki. h,ckr
mond- Va AEa A. y fiLk
80 Eecdtm fxoprssxssA
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EETlNas.

HEADQUARTERS RIOH-N%
i / MOND CONMANDERY. No. 2 X. ~
T., RIcRNOND, November ". lsN- y
GENERAL ORDERS NO b--sR/
kSIGHTs: Attend a stated assembly Of the Com.
maudory sc the asylum. - Adams Rail. 1iil5
(rue4IsD EVENING At 5O'ciOck-c.tizen's irost
Members u Commandsry Ma - Gnd Eanslent
fraters are invited o. 1itend.
81 order VI the Eminent Commander.
IN. b. ONhhs, Captain ooleraL
Ntfrat. MCL Ef4uHu H~t.afslfr X-ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

IN the House under the call - states, the following
bills and resolutions were introduced and referred:
Ey Mr.. GRANGER Of Connecticut Directing the
Commission Of IN md Fisheries TO make inquiries into
tho destruction OF oysters by starlsh.
ny Mr.. GAMBLER. Of Georga-For rounding United
states per cent bonds into . . per cent bonds
By Mr.. LAW LER. Of Illuos-To protect consumers
Of butter by requiring whocs rie dealers to- pay an
annual Of $500 and retail dealers TO pay an annual
tax Of 81. Also 10 repeal the oleomarsar'nc Tax law
Ey Mr. MILLIEEN, Of Maiao-A re- o!uton, directing
the Secretary of the Treasury make thorough tn
v,--ation Of the so-calcI Sugar Trust I'm Ncw-forA
City.
Ey Mr. HENDERSON. Of North Ca,oiiua--To divide
tb, surplus money Ia thc Treasury on july l, l--7.
among the s"roca stale, and Territories Co be- used Ia
ad OF common schools also. 100 repeal the tax Oh notes
Of state banks used e. circulation.
By NJ BUTT rRV ORTIZ. ~ Ohl1-To extend tho
Tad, and commerce of rho UueI and 70 provide
hiu reciprocity between the United statcs and the
Dominion of Canada
Hy Nr HERMAN. Of Or,-ou-Cail'ue on the score
tay of state f1r Information as 10 what mas been done
iy ODE State Department, JOB asserting tnr authority ana
dominion " the Government over the Wacs oil AitaAa
and be4-a- and whether any legislation is neces-
sary 70 ASSERT such authority and dominion aud to
project tac tir seal Lad OiAc. fisheries.
By Nr OSBORNE. u PruUyNdn.a-T0 define the
necessary aud legitimate cNp-nsc, pertaining to the
circ on Of members OF Congress and TO provide i"f tno
ny Mr. uoGG. Of Vest virgiua-To create court
VI VT WEAVER. - Iowa-Tc-olutions calling Or
to SECRETARY A. tic Treasury for detailed Information
relative i, ihc former p"ucs oi the Treasury 10 plI-
policy of d.ros sing public nnls 90 large number OF
IT, ~. ,.',rfl ny ,rr,orf- AM hori-fnr tho corr
missioner of Labor 10 make an Investigation as 10 the
c'~f OF prom. .'- ''a. .h. ''l,' 'i '" III
th. Gh'o r..--latorc expressing faib iu protective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
S.YpD EnoK sLYKLyG vESSELs

Captain Boyd, Of the SHIP Laru.ca, Of Windsor y. 81
from London arrived yesterday with his vessel and
earg consigned to & Burgess No. 30 soutn-st on
New Years Eve, Captain BOYD said yesterday lie sig
nailed the German bark Jas0n-lattu1e b -, Ion g-
tie q 80 from LATHE Papo, western coast Of
AFRICA Tor Lisbon. with a Of palm kernels. The
Jason IN Distress the entire crew were taken on
IN small boats There were 1--WE fee, OF water Ia the
Jasou'- mold when the rescue came.
The bilg Carlb, Captain Montgomery from 1rlx i.lo
arrived yesterday and reported that on January Il,
wucu of Point Cast. Ia, Bay OF Honduras. 60 Tel! IN
with an boat containing the or or the NolWe-ian
bark -utue lhaus, Erickson, Wcu was WRECKED
on the serranO Bank. Ia passage iron Ham etE ~
AspuWAll. lDey had been Without food and Waici al
GsF and ere supplied from Carlb. They iOu--
teen miles ITuKillO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
THE kIsHrH REGIMENT qMoRF BID.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday awarded
the contract for huting tie Sth R-.neni Armory "a
Isaac A. Hopper Tor S2si 29o Mayor Hewitt said this
vas the third time that bits for the work hal been
openei. The first time no bid 81 less than 100000 vas
made ONLY $4,000 hai been appr ,priaiel. anj ihe
Mayor refused TO eg the cost 20 beyond that amount
For this action he had been criticised. By having
waited. howe the city will probably have iu'i as
COOL building AMI save money.
TIE St1fen Isltni RapI Transit Company. ess83s "
the staten Island Ferry IT ncse tul ~ the per slips
ant terryhnuse the foot Of Whitehall 81. asSe PER-
To the existing i p, piers ami ferry
buildings aul to replace them with ones at cost II
$1,000 r. atsd thar pronpr ACTON be taken he-
cause tie new boar. hull ng FOR the COMPANY Ono
OF which w bee really April ARE too irg" t1 si.er
present -iis The company woul be wilfnf % 10
this work An incur the additional eXp~n,e " 10 Wa
guaranteed THAT the next lclsee 81 rot one cb.i tly
shoHli 30 compelled To- paw the oprra' % value az
iuiurn The matter was ~rferrei ~ on r"er
NysIs H. examine aut report Vor h~Siti prrNrniel
the dvi:r or hll which he had received 'ron Zoe i.'V'
De- -htrkffe-i Of the church ~ the "ieen'r u pro
posed u'sr upon the city the rig { - soil 20 ne
Cnurcu ~ tc Reiermer the re ot7 In EtttY-e,onl
ID. npv or'1pal ~ the rplreI The rector a-tci ne
endorsement ~ the sinking Fund Commission t, ore
Sending the ban 20 tie legislature After issoh mo
b.; referred back 10 Mr. Shacseiiort 10 have the
WOrling cnaugrtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
A sab .n the Dark

sometimes fails o. It's murieFou' intent ~" ''
da.tardy attacks made upon the repni''" "
stomach Bltters by persons "h' seek 70 pA' Va ''' '
aery TONES identical with H. or VIC '' mag u"'''
another name equally as g"'d III "o'' 'ea'
dsas;rousv upon the unpTinopied taer' upon popular
credury who attempt them. Converting err specnatons
into ru,nous Tho Bitters pure wholesome aud
,nor.ush meeRs. sdaOtei TO the to ens and prevention
., .v,r and agu. bilious dyspeps cop.5sp iOn'
hnau.n,sa asaity nervous and kidney tsnh-A It's
every ingredient unlike those the I'm taons g 400 an
standard Of e,csepee rnd while reason
Of their herv properties sal'ousy the brain AID
nervous syste Of b0iA those 70 IL seda sHd IN
yisazanL Refuse all these harmful initaiioos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
W.. cr0rLEY = LITTLE Brrrca.

The Central PARK chiupanzee. Mr. Crowley. was much
yesterday sn1 his attendants were encodra-ri 10
tink thai he utght vet mil tnr"1gh. VT Com in "a
mlned up with Crowey all Sunday st AMI succeeded
I'm getting him 70 swallow several little CUPS ~ m. K, m
each ~ which a spoonful 81 brandy TIC ciiln'
pl7ees temperature WIS apoge I0l degree. his pIss
aud rapid arni ais body Dry and feYersl An
hour after taEaG rne brandy aud mix Crowley tirned
over his ami snnred vigorously. Shortly ater
ul.duICut Nj CUnkAn awakened by trcu-aa .Oii
pounding. aug found mat Crowley Wa W ana -oing
through the antics with winch auusrS BE- Nl-liprs
WHEN we'll lie pounded on the hoor OF the eaae aud
bars uHtl taoJ ri.teL 90 getting 'ta AtIs
MI Joutin could see h} us ege- 1i li- slour 81 uhrs
that the patient lie rleus lie cImhei the bar' 20
the top swuug fOr "a 10" moment, ob the
tfipcze. and thea dropped into corner ard el a@rrp
Yesterday morning trowley gtuuted with pleasure ana
at and drank several cups OF milk IT a" eau
be carried daV or twO longer without hecnn ~
any worse, 1t is Thought that ne will pass TIE efsii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
MEASURES BEFORE CONGRESS.
TO INVESTIGATE THE OYSTERS ENEMIES.

I'D lNNES lGATE THE OYSTERS ENEMIES.
SUGAR FROM SORGHUM cANE-pRocEEDrSGs IN
THE UpUsE.
WAsuTSGroS. Feb. O. From the Committee Fish and
fisheries Mr. sTOCKBRIDG to-day repsrted favoraoly
the senate bill to appropriate 5000 for th, prsse
cutiOn Of Inquiries regard the the destruction
oysters In their beds nv fish and other anrna The
report tho bill it Is estimated that
rhe yearly lass exreeds 600 by consider
able amount. and said tn constantly increasing
Amsns the bills introduced in the Senate to-day were
the following:
IL Mr. CULLOM--To increase the pensions of persons
who have received wore than wound or iHiury in
the military naval services OF the United states 1t
provides thar tie p>nsoner SHAH receive a pension
equal 70 the tn perssn. provided by law for
each ~ mis- disabilities
nv Serator MCPHERSON-Drscting the Secretary OF
Wac 10 lease for npetv-nine the U-tsd Sote-
Hotel Company or NewJersey. certain lands In Mon
ponth Comfy the shor. Of Hsrseshos Cove and
half miles south Of the East Beacon Ii ht Sandy
Hsok Far this the United states Hsei Company
Is 10 annually pay tse expense. Of msu aiming the three
lighthouses and the tws fs-savng stations now on
Sandy H-oK
In re'possc 10 rssoluti-n Of the sena'c ms Conrs
sousr OF gricul'nre to-day trans sitied ths Senate
tho rrport NJ Professor -vensen. in CHARGE
gar rom ssrg MN cane at Fort Scott, Kansas.
Professor swenSsu sums up "a f-lsws:
In the v.rh Tho ir0oranr point sncgested
rorrn-rca prscrrphIrv NJ rann scturin1
so-ghnm me ,.co, ~ -n-ar va. rraaurrd uniformly
throu honi the euir. season TART thar not inc
10 sNtraordnsry susar IN cane AMI tourh
var rc, tn ~ sorghu~ WI corpas fsvoabv with
N ." The h. heat rei. ofan~i IN Low.ana rom snsas
ean" an ak"g mo nSidra on the much gra Of cost Oh
Tie sn9ar ~ e ana M "a M elnyn N % n. n,
much en-. Per nsi saw ri,6sat h..,n~v th% sugar can
be produced iuIy cheapy IN Kansa' asin Louisiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
OBITUARY.
DAVID w. JrDD.

David W. Judd. Of the Quarantine Commissioners.
died suddenly yesterday morning at o'clsck from
pneumonia. at his hsme the Rutland nats, In Firty
savsath-at, near Broadway Mr.. Judd taken III
ahout the ,sIddle Of last week. lie opposed
Senator Piatt in the Quarantine Rssiou snirsversr
and had taken number Of trios Albany essfer
with Governor Hill. HIS hral ris to Abany vas made
last week. lie Wednesday i'll with
we're Geld
Nr. Judd was born IN ie-kport. ~ " on September l.
1888. His father. Ozias Judd. was Kansas pisnser
who that state In the Border var period and
died there. Mr. Judd was educated in his borhood az
Lockpsri and finally entered williams College In the
Junior He graduated In 1850. At the ont
break Of ma Civil War ne isiu-d the army member
of the 22d Regiment sad aetag alss correspondent
Of The York Times aud subsequently large
volumes plsrory Of regiment and its
the field. He was taeon prisoner Harper's
Ferry. when Cson.l Miles surrendered to
Jackson. He Subsequently taken pris
onsr at Charlottesville. but each tins
succeeded In escaping In 1864 he became an editorial
writer The Helc York Commercial Advertiser on which
he remained Afterward he hsea~e identified
with the publications Of Orange judd & Co.. an re-
manned in tsat houss until ais death He rad "ssn p
the r for six and The president OF the con
Germ. In $50 he was sade agent Of THE NewYsrk
Associated Press asd held the position for two years.
In 1877 40 was elsrtsa 70 the Assembly from
Rchmo.d County Rspu pllcan. He took leading
part Quarantine debates. and IN 1873 was ap
ponfsd Quarantine -suissiOusr by Governor
Dix. holding that positlos until bis death.
Ia tn Assembly he a msmber OF tns COmattec on
Commerce aad wi satisn and Apppros nent Of the
stato iztrouced in tue Legislature The oil establish
Ing the NausnAl Rife Assncisti-n at Crooimosr and
making an prsura'lOn ~ $4,000 for H. The Judd
prize fer narksuaH lhp founded fer his efforts He
member OF the U"iOu Leafue Clsb ant the Repnb
rsn cub. lie the author Of Two Years cam
paigning Virg and Maryland" edifed The Eduea
tsna Cyclspeis" aud the " Life aat Writings Of Frank
trisi
NJ Judd was never married. Ms. Lara j. Pest OF
El-nvle. NsN.York. Mis. W.'isn AnirsT4. OF BrSsk-
Ign, and Mrs Augustine Raymond. Of LsckpSrt are his
sisters Orange Iudt Of hlca.s. and NJ Rev. Hendsr
Judd prs es ant Episs"ptian clergy san are ms
The fuseIal Wl Axe n ace 90 rlnr-d y ~
1 D. m she Broadway Tabernacle Ths burial viii be
in LOCApOrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

ALLOWED TO ESCAPE DURING DrrrCTivE Shell
po>'~ APPS NCr-FLoetDA JUSTICE.
Detective e.r,c-nt sheldon. WHO rccentlv went 70
rl,,iI, IN arrest GEORGE Uarwoo1 Carpenter. hut
ob.i.eI 10 return wthnnt the prisoner he'aH'e Deputy
sacrifs CorIou and Tar i-an. Of J'cksonviIie' per
i,ieI Carpenter 20 e.ctpo made report n person 20
Il,urc,or Byraes yesterday. The INSPECTOR said 70 re-
porfrrs:
a.. frat learned that Carpenter IN Jacksonville
ft.. ami ciil 20 nims.lf~ K T. e T." lie said
.r ho could gef f-peutr~ - there suitable re
.,. IT, CONT, uri., on from chief ~ Police o. VI.
lrifiou. ot JacSs'nv'il". ~eni N-pf'H q" hFi'l"n
A. ting th.t Carpenter was fugitive from llslc t".
vn- wlrfci lrr" on cnhrsr "I forgery. rr."r."S
Brrton 20 arrest Carpenter ana nave nm hrid uhtl
con-! arrauc. tor his eVfrad'fi"n. hUit'n Nd NJ
an. rcr par the Foster Black Company, OF 'hufcn-sJ
r,.~ad % communication from the man cfIIi'g himself
slick q" Offering 70 deliver mp Carpenter tor Nlonp
check FOR that tm.uLt wa. seur O." britton was con
70 elp us without a r-wari. AMI - sent -hrilon 10
jacksonville WITH hov n me rWp!nY %. ..e oS,rl,
a-rertained that The d-nichrs h9' t' >ett "N T. =:
ID. 4, au adrtrt-ing agent VINO ctiei himself -llrH
He vas pl1viu. double -au". ma nt Carp hlrf lak
for - 600 -fcIIou s1adow"t BlHiu for wo fars and
t.eu him come ont or house VIA aFlNlrt re
boy who with sheldon rcf' -hlt a pen az ., once
When he WIS arrested Carpenter stid Do" was WIN" I'd
rrturr 20 New York wi-honf r'1ul'it"n. IT. on
..l-i-sf Carpenter 20 sfHv and make uEni ror l.
i..r.v rri-tnrs coutrri all through 'Le case was
.',fnfy oarra -,o', writ OF hih'Hs co pms vas OBJ
r,. IA tarruters Interest. hni Judge Baker, %" The
4 ,rueufer 10 be kept In ti for rem days to enable
ebc Ion 20 yet the reputation ran"r' The
pr ouer was placed III me care %. I'm , "a
iarn I'D MIN - about town WIN dfp tlrS lu8fe
~ Ecriug Lin lu if Sieldnn heard thtt there vas
= 40 10 et tarrnfrr e-c hut ne was oigrd 20 'etve
f1,k-orve dly 10 gft the papers 9l2eb oY Toy
erunr Perry Carpenters flight tu -heli"n~ ap>erce
caused great s,'nlai In Jacksonville 1neM'n saw
"a. ia TTt.. an pr tlRr "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
GENERAL FREBAULE
PARIs Feb. 6-Gearr4l treoallt, member Of tlo SEN


James Bailey -iibnIan vino died on saturday, was
born In Bedford Westchesrcr County, o. october .,
l-I0. Tie was graduated from al College II le45,
and after teaching school for time n th autumn Of
l-fG he entered 'hc law Office of Theodore Sed5Vick
in chi, CITY. For years me- assistant Editor
Of The Evening POST and then he bec anne night
editor OF To The Courier ard Enquirer In Deem
ber 1850. he WIS admitted To- the bar aud became
well known 10 real tate and Office practice. lie was
originally Free soil democrat but suuscq ueutiy he
bccaue A strong Republican tie ca iscd much eX
element before tho Civil War By intfod cling resoiu
tlou, against slavery 90 th' NeVf York Diocesan Con-
veution OF tEe Protestant Episcopal Church
40 The time Of the draft riots ne was ore Of the
armed volunteers who guarded The Evening POSI-
building lie much Interested 100 sandy schu0i
and Temperance work and b-Caue spirit a i>f tie
was Diaced under restraint. OF unSOund mind. but
litigation resulted DOB L- release. Mr. SlAuan mar
rfr1 a daughter Of IN. Rev. AlcyaufNf n Crosby,
rector Of Prucstant Episcopal Church In Youkers,
In Io56 His wife survives him. The funeral viii
take place at St Johns Church, Yonkers, at noon