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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Erectea 90 Parliament.

by Angl0-American cable 10 the DispAich-l
LoNDoN, January Is.-ln the parliament
tsry election In the Goyan division to-day
Wilson tGladstsnean) received APO votes
and Fender (UnhoDisr 3,349. Ia the last
contest Pearce tCouservatiYel received
1914 and DIekIon lGIldstoneanl S.2l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
A Boiier ExPIades.

J,cxsoNyttIE, FLA, January IS.-A
Cslpesviiie special says The boiler OF
lsrse fertinzer.iaciorv here exploded this
afternoon, damaging the building. to toe
amount Of $4,000 A large piece from the
centre Of the bolIsr struck an ice'tac'csy
near by, demolshing portion oil II. No
one was seriously Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

10y lri"hi - A To NV '-'f''' 49,
MIVVE POLLS. MINI, January Is. The
coolest wave OK the season "a passing over
the Northwest. Scche, OAK. reports AZ.
below zero this morning; at Morris, Mimi,
10 was 800 below; az Grand Forks, Dakota
IL was - below. There Is no great luter-
ruptOn 10 traffic to.dYY.
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WARREN q QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
III MAIN srEzzf.

sTOcKs. BOSps GOVERNMENT. STATE
CITY. add other ) ECURITitS bought scd sold On
commission. We issue SIGHT DRAFTS AND
LLTTLks or CREDIT Oh all pOints IA klhOfE
AND the ORIENT. We vii coliectall maturing
bonas AID maturing interest psysblo IN his city
Without barge. aud charging of ~ tho setLas
cost % collection when payable out 81 the eiv.
exchanges DO srin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Rto.ous strikers.

fBy AngIo-Amerean cable 20 the Dlspltcn-l
PARIS, January lS.-The strikers at Oriquy
are resortiug to riotous DEMONSTRATORS.
They have set fire 10 one factory and serious
" damaged others. A detachment OF soldiers
has been sent 10 suppress The rioters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
Presidential Vctoes.

10y irl1hI %fl 10 tI' CA'FhNN'i+4
WAsHISGr0N, January IS. - The President
to-day vetoed four private nension bills
three Tor tie reason that the deaths upon
which the claims were based had no conucc-
ton with military service. and the fourth be-
cause the beneficiary had twice deserted
from his regiment. and these 0eseruous SILK
stand upOn his record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

iBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
DENVER. COL. January Is. he report
that there are between 200 and 500 cases Of
msl.pox IN tais city. aud that tue people are
fleeing from the epidemic, Is false. Ffom
forty TO fifty cases have beca reported Al the
health oi8ce up TO daie, which Is not greater
than usual az this season Of the year. The
cases are very mild, aud only three deaths
have resulted 50 iNr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
IRON, she WcstIndir&

TBy telegraph to tho Dispachl
NEW YORK, January ls.-T1e Ath' Line
steamer which arrived to-day from the West
Indies reports tne United states steamer 11-
leua At Jamaica 90 the 10Th instant. Admiral
Luce reported no sickness Whatever ON board
iIn lrIIL.Nr.
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a Afockntie Burned.


ny telegraph 10 mo bI'pe'tLl
COLUMBUS. Ga. January lS.-A special 20
the Enquirer sun from Oswlcnte A'..
saws: b. T.. Iatcher's -tockade WAS burned
this morning. Loss upon siockade and cor
tents. $1,000. THIS va, the largest barn in
Alabama, aud the amount al insurance is
NOT known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

lIy Anglo-Amorican cable 70 tho Dispach.l
liverpool. January 1S.-A cotton wares
house on toe LIVERPOOL docNs was burned to-
d4y, entailiuQ loss Of s2JU,OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

BALTIMORE ND. January lS-Nirgiuia CON
eols. IS .aiD; virginia iAlUs, 3t; DO. 5s b5N
ft. Baltimore snd ohio stuck, s'a a9). NORTH
cru Central 15a,1. CincinnaiL Washington ana
Baltimore lst., glap4; 10. 2Is, q. do. obs. ~.
consolidated gas boods. lu9 tsail01; Do. stock,
4. .
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To,srart aahor.
Ilerraph 10 tho Dlspatch.l

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch-l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January ls.-Judge
Butler In au opinion to-day decided that the
aelioA brought ia the united States District
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Rn.inn.a FAILURES.

NEW YoRS, January lS.-Ths business
failures occurring throughout ths c1aa'ry
during The week number ior w" os' o.,
states 2s4, CaGada 46--tolal 900, against "oi
last week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
EAEKETs By TZLEaRAPa


Nsw YoEE. January la--cotton steady; sales
today. 7fJ bales: upanis, l5l6c.; Orleans.
10 Side: net recsipts ~ ali ports today, U,aA
bales: snpOrts--tO Great Briiaia, 9.Tse Dales;
10 france, 80 bales; u the Continent $50
bales: sGsk, S05,037 bales Weekly Eet receipts
az ms pOrt. A733 bales gross receipts. H.E9
bales: sxnOrts-to Great Britain. lilo Daios 10
France, l5g7 bales; 70 tho COntinsah. $50 bales,
forwarded is. lO9 bales asles, s.sll bales; spin
pers. 23t3 bales stock, gl0.zs2 baIes southern
-four steady. Wheat nrm aud 4aic. higher;
NJ. ? red, 9sh axe. Ia elevator options nrm
and stGhc hlgker; No red. January, Use;
Fehr1iarT, eSHc.; May. S!.02h. Corn weaker;
No :, l41sH3e. In elevator options ksGc.
hlgner aad steady: January, +he.; February,
&c : May, s5Ac. Oats &c. lover on white, I'M
changed on mixed; options dull and steady (:
Jasuary. a2c February. Sshc Nay. zysc. ;
No. : spot Sec Hops arm Conee-Opsops-
Jaouary, giaXaSlas5: February. sl3.ooasia 81.
NAY. tiAasAtiA30: spo; Rio suoos; fair car
roes' st7i2A. sugar-Raw dGii, fsf refining,
4 Is-tsc. rsnnsd dull aud unchssgsd- holss-
"a dun kiee firm. Petroleum qutes and
steady: refined, &c. Cotton-sood oil dull Talios
nominal. Roaia dulL Tarpenrino duh Hides
stAaly and qgiet. Wool qnist Pork quiet snd
uncAsn ksd. Beet SLOW. Beef hams dull fierced
beef quiet Cuf-msais strong; pickied shoaid-
ers. 6KseHc.; picked hsus. ioaloAc. MID iss
duh lard week; Western seani, $40: jana
arg e. %: May. f7.X. FroiEhts unsettled. eof-
ton. l5,0Aa.; gcssn. 81.
BALTIMORE.
BALriwoRs. Jsnaafy lg--Flour fairly active
aol arm. Whcat-soVtnsrn scarce and steady
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GaAIa ARD Cotton EXCgANak
RICHMOND. January IS, i539,

DFF4hiHo-
WuEAr-200C bushels.
COks.-iO1 bushels.
OArs-20lO bushels
NEAI--90 Dushsis
AILL-OFFAL.--lj tDnA
sALEs kgyORrED TO sEcEEfARY.
WHIT Mixed, so bushels worry good atfi.09 F;
III bushels good al SOB Total sales Of wheat
l-Il bushels
Offerings to-dayof wheat, 1900 bushels, sAme
day las yesr JJ bushels. sales t0dEy Of
wheat 40 bushels same day last year. 100
bushels Offerings ~ lar tnls season, tla,l32
bushels. same ume lass season, ols,04o bushels.
krirsrs tauge OF prices to-day, tl.y5 " tl.jJ
saas day .sst yoar, FL.
CoRN.-Whits. 100 bushels common a. sc.
oArs. White. l1Jy bushels very good on pri-
Yate terms.
FLOuR.
Va gIots. Flas. s25JsB2rJ saperhns. s275A
s3e5. ezra, g. 5lasA75: family, SlAsLj1 pAten.
family, c04Atry, fL75ashs5
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nARsNE INTELLIsKNCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY l8. lssa
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. B0az, New York. mer-
chanaise and passengers, George W. Aileh q
CO., agents.
SAILED
Steamer Wyanose. Boaz New YORK, rner-
CD sndise and passengers, George W. Allen
4 Co. agents.
Steamer ARIEL, Deyo, Norfolk. msrchaniss and
passengers: l. Is. IGtafn, ggeG-.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JANUARY Is, 1888
by Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chatham, Baltimore, and sailed for
Norfolk. merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship KanaEha. Sears, New York, coal.
schooner W. Arming.Sa DrinkTaier. Froys-
d0nee. coal
schoonsr Z. B. Douglass. Let's, Portsmouth,,
coal -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

FEIDAT. January ~, 1854
SuEs-Frasr BoWp-LO'O Richmond city 5s,
duo iu lqsi. 10 40; 500 Petersburg railroad,
Glass y. a. 40. 800 Richmond, Fredericksburg
aad Potomac dividend obligations AZ ll3q.
SECOND goARp.-3l.o00 Richmond aud Dan
WHO railroad $500 at l0lts.
rr,ao, lto.a-ons ~ tls stock 8oArii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19
TRs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
ir.
WV YnRY STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK January iS--The stock market
showed u still further falling on 10 the sm0unt OF
business to-day. interes. centred IN SCUM
western stocks. There was heavy selling OF
A;cuis0n early. which. however. was accompa
MED 10y the usual isqgieting rufnofS The soll-
inx movement cxtepaed tO ssu Francisco, which
IVES sold down from 6iA 70 81. missouri facinc
and Texas Pacific so suffered. though %
smaller extcnt There WAS Also n considerable
pressure upon coalers. London Was SNAIL
buyer early, and favorable reports ron the
West stimulated \ better feeling a. nrst' oui inc
pressure OF he stocks Tor sale, win
She break IN SCufhwcsterns. nentraiRei this,
Rud tho rect of tue liss Yielded rapidly. although
IN no limited amount 81 bushes. cone nuchuA-
tions were Of itte Significance mon acme
weakened late ia he DAY upon the reports from
Boston oi tho resignation OF Mr. Bromley. IN TIE
unlisted department cOnon OIL Was again
marked feature, being very active AMI weak e.
pccally lsta AZ tne close most 81 the list y inFa
r'abiy iowHr. ami San Francisco preferred - or
2E Auhiaon. 2h Missouri fauuc, ~ beia-
ware Sni Hudson, \ ; chicago Gas Trust IL
locs Island 10, epf others smaller aniouhs~
81 .Fs 80 srcra,of l12,nO shares
gv,ntn4. -EycnsnGe quiet anf stosiy ~ 4Sha
~ Money tasY 81 49, Sub Treasury BAT
ances-O od 81 .'ii,cO: currency. ST., l,VVd
Governments iull AMI nim Ter cents lSoA'
~ coupons 1872. State bonds dan and steady.
AlADalha-ClAss A. z tOS.........,..lHH. inL il.5N
IS. 5s................ .......f4ty
aeorgia - v0rtxage......-.......... '!vo
Norm Carolina consOl bs......-.-......... los
Nortn aroma . N'--l,~f
>euth Caroline Browns ...-. - =
Tennessee 90 acknowledgements. lntl "a
Virginia Gs....................... .tplD ~
N'rgiRlR6s cons0ia Nuiul ~.
NorthWfF'orn .-.-........+--.. s.'s.s.' -,
Northwestern preferred. ......... ~
Delaware and Leckawa1na. -......t eN. diN.l I.a.s
Ere Observation-Disclosures. ..... - g
Fast renuesses railroad. -
iAhe onoro. ..+-..sss' 's.s.ss.ss
Louisville aud nashville. .....s..... ,. =
Memphis AMI Charleston. .......-....-.-... 80
hooie and .......t...s.-..s. ss-.sssss
NgsbYi 70 aut CHATTANOOGA. .................. -
New Orleans PsTn1 u mortgage. land intl w.
New ork Nen'tsi. ........ -..........-.l-, e
Norfolk sui Western preferred. ol .
northern fa'llc..... .s..ss..-s -.
Northern pacit1 preferred. ................. ON
P .l'c ~ All -'ssststtfss
hr2lfnE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..s.s.ss.--.+.-
Richmond and Allegheny. ...............-. IN
Richmond and " Isl Point Terminal. 900. siN
ROCK islanA.-..... .'--.tt't.s =
~ PAM. ...... .i
~ Paul nr7ferrcl. w.
eKas "a .........-.. 80 e
Tennessee coal and Iron ..............-..... ~ e
n'nE tAfiNr. tss.stsst.t- y.
Now Jersey Central. ~ :
f1souri fscidc ~
ost"ru ulon ...-..''''s !, o
NytlOn-Uu 4russ certificates. ................ "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

Mrs. Zsreida Wallace, the venerable mother
Of General Lew Wallace. Is speaking for
woman suffrage in Arkansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain Miss EndicotD
will he presented 10 the Queen no the next
Drawing. room. Her sponsor VIII be tie
Msrchioness u salisbury.
Empress Frederick Of Germany must OBJ
tan the permission OF her son, the Emperor.
before she eau accept the S2,000,NO be-
queaihed her by the Duchess Of Galicra.
Viscount Claudeboyc eldest son Of Lord
DuTerin. IS earning reputation IN India ~
A mighty tieer.slaJcr. ON a recent expedt-
ton he shot six OF the terrible beasts m two
days.
The late Or. McGiH, Of Princeton, had
written Work on d" Sabbaiarian Liturgy
the manuscript Of which Is lost. II IL feared
that it w4s accidentally burned by ole OF the
theologian's servants.
The Oldest candidate for the epeakership
OF the Massachusetts Legislature was forty
years old last Nly, another was but thirty
Elk i'm July last. aud The successful man, Mr..
WsrdWell, is not yet thIty-two'
The poor ~ Windsor have good reason 10
NJ. IS the generosity Of Puucess Christian.
Twice A week during the winter months
they are made happy by the dinners which
She provides for them At The Town Hall.
Nme. KoUalewskl. TO whom the French
Institute recently awarded the grand prize IN
matbemaiic., IL a descendant OF the illus.
trIous Matthias C0rYuu., King Of Hungary.
She is professor IN a swedish university
and ia about forty years old.
The Very Rev. Canon Baynes, an English
Episcopal clergyman, formerly 81 much
prominence and "A diyultary OF Worcester
Cathedral. has lust beeu sentenced ~ oxford
20 four months Imprisonment for swindinZ
a maid Of Slj by means OF worthless
check.
The music which Sir Arthur Sullivan has
furnished for Mr. Iryue's production OF
d" Macbeth" Is MT the G-st attempt II the
English composer to Furnish Incidental
music for snsk.reare's plays. lie bss already
composed music for Tue Tempest"
:. The Merchant Of Venice" "The Merry
wives ~ Windsor" and Henry VIII"
'The Tempest" music, however, has never
been used In performance OF the play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

!, uwithont doubt the best ilHiment "
,ha market; we mean Salvation OIL %
cents.
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RarIFr oF rIlE cnLrlao NlRgsr.


CHICAGO. January Is Trading In wheat VA
heavy today. A goof Zeal u losz wheat was
sold and many snort lines COVERED. The te"hue
was strong most OF lna session. ihcopenins
unchanged and eesed od ~, rallied ike.. fen
back &c. sud rinecd ~ higher n an yesterday.
Corn oponei strong az yolterlaf closing prices.
advanced Sc. Tesrfed, snJ closed sac hikbcr
than YESTERDAY oats were dull but aieAiy. and
ciosed tahr higher. PORK ruled a-tive and
irregular he opening VA unchanged. but no
marAet soon wookenet aud Gccliued baNkc.
Prices rai liod ~ alb. later hlt declined agsln
aud closed easy. Lart opened uuchange1t bus
mo large offerings caused decline - l5sFAc.
Later the market rallied gNajc. AMI closed
quiet. short ribs ruled weak ani declined la
fsc, bus rallied "a A.. and closed steady
CINCINNATI
CiSciSNArr, January lS-Fiour dun whesi
quiet No. , red. Sl0i Corn steady No ;
mixed. Nkc. Oats soady: No. mixed, -
So. Pork nominal ~ ti&2h iari quiet a.
gd9l BuiA-meats ani hN'on barely steaiy.
Whisky steady AZ Sl.N3. hogs ~ hgnt sepny
aud stronger. common aud light, th&aAl3;
packing aud butchers, tG@aiAlA
ST LOUIS
81 LOUIS. January lS--Flour nonlnally un-
chznred. Wheat closed higher: No. rei.
cash, aud January, %, May, VI 49,. Corn
1rm; No cash. ~ saAc' MAJ, ,,Ae &C.
cats higler; No. ces1, Nhc; NAY, S'aS'Ac.
whissey sfcady st flg. Provisions dun aud
only snail JOB usde done.
HILNlNGroN
wrruIxaros =. g.. January iS--rurpentlns
dun stt3kc Bosln steady; trained. s2Ec. gopd
strained. SC. lar frn ~ fLD Crude tar
penune drm, hari, ai.jo. yelio" dip aad Iirgie'
s~lb ,.,,,,,,,,
LorrsvrJs, January l&-Graln ani proyI-
sious unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURgN
NEW YoRK. January $50 ton -Nes ~ celpi'.
gig ba.os. gr0ss receipts. f.,9B bales. Futures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

CiScISNArI, January lN-tiour dulL NteA
quiot No. , red. Sl.oi. Corn steady No
mixed 3Sisc. Oats sfoady: No. . mixed, -
ST. PORK nominal % fi&2h iari quiet a.
Gd4l BuIA-meats ant bN'on barely stoaiy
Whisky steady at Si.1a llogs In light supply
aud stronger; common aud lghh th@aoAo'
moving and butehers. fLn.AiAll.
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THEATRE.

HI f6a TWENTY-FIVE SRAsoN. 1889.
MATINEE TODAY TONIGHT
$50 r. NJ. Last appearance on
NArfsKK TO-DAY. GEORGE ADAMS
GKOaGz ADAMS and aud
IONA HANLAN. TOM hANLAN.
HE. sac. HIN. HRR. HE, SHE, hin, nsR.
Nert attraction: Clara Morris In Rsnes do
Moray.
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VIRGINIA New 3 PER CENTS
RAILROAD BONDS.

I
Rich, Fred. q Pc. Diyid. Obligations
Rich, Fred. & 20. Common stock.
Va. Fire a Marine lns Stock, y other
DE- sirabls Securities.
our MANUAL OF INVESTMENTS. the largest
WORK OF its Kind published Oy sny 0ansi1g-h0ass
10 no United States. may Oe had upon appiics-
ton by parties Interested.
aAtUrod bonds, igtsrest. ani dividends cob
lected for cilsls ihout charge.
BILLS or EXCHANGE draSn aud LET EkS
OF CREDIT Issued available IN al paris OF mo
WORLD.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS 3 SON. Bankers,
a is-St III Main street.
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BlU&11.-siiIissa.<f'l.s-


KOCH.-Disi. ~ he rrsifouca - her mother,
No gl2 north sixth street, At5 O.. w.. January *
1879. LAURA D. KOCH. ia Ihe tsoniy-fourih
year ~ hor age, youngest daughter ~ mo ihlr D.
T. A. and Johanna g.. koch.
nor funeral vil take place from 81 Johns
German Lutheran church SUNDAY EVENING,
January ~, lssi, at 3 O'Clock. ir.ond4 aui
fcquA.ntances an respectfully invited - a.
Tomb 20
MANDERs -nie1. January i, issq afher rosi-
deues. at Midlothian. Va. Mrs HELEN NAN
DFRs. wife az Johu Naaiers. ~. agod eighty.
Ths funeral Will ta.o place from - psters
Ca,hedral THIS l,atIrisl Af1LRNOON al
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExEcuTKD Al gAR DISPATCH Pkisg.
Aa-houzk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-19

COTTON kEPOaE
Nsrke: firm.
QUOTATlosA
AfDDLIS1. SIC.
Low AlDDLfSG. &c.
GOOD OEDISAkI.
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EIaANCiAL"
INVESTMENTS.
CITY BONDS.

We hayo for sal4 10 lnyost1rs Tho following 10
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1889-08-30
Notes from slaughter Beach.

September is always the pleasautesT
month of the year at the seashore.and
Slaughter Beach promises to have It's
full complement of visitors during
next mouth.
The cottages are all occupied, and
will be for some weeks 10 come.
Miss Ella Prettyman. Miss Elizabeth
NJ. PrettYman. James E. Prettyman
DR.. J. S. Prettyman, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. V. Sipple, have each spent "a
few days at Bay View Cottage this
week.
Captain Thomas Humphreys and
daughter. Mrs. Sallie Shearer, of Phil
adelphia, have returned to Milford,
after spending few pleasant days at
the hotel. The Captain found fishing
with hook and line good, and proved
himself an expert at the sport, as he
took the ribbon from fisherman Wat
son the first day Of his arrival, and
retained it for several days. Fisher
man Watson has not yet regained the
treasure, but he is fighting maufully
for it.
Ducks and plovers are more numer-
Gus here than for many years past.
The easterly winds during the past few
days, has driven the ducks in from the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1889-08-30
Linda Truitt ofMilFord.

The Baltimore AOeyicaH Saturday las
tells the following story of stray young girl
from Milford, Del; A young girl, neatly
dressed and ofgood appearance, was brought
to the central station, yesterday morning, by
Detective Droste, charged with being run.
away. The detective in making a tour oi
North street in search ola young girl who
was missing, stumbled across this girl. who
admitted that she was but II years of age,
and he placed her under arrest He FIRST
took her to the marshal's Office, and from
there to the grand jury room, where she was
examined When brought to the central
station she gave the name of Linda Truitt
of Milford, Del. She stated that her father
and mother were both dead that she was
raised by her grandfather and grandmother,
who live in Milford Some time ago, she
said, she wrote to Jessie Hutchins, Of North
street, to engage board, and arrived there
last Monday. She claimed that Hutchins
did not barber her, and she came to Balti-
more of her own accord Marshal Frey
telegraphed to the guardians as we'll as to
the police of Milford, but heard nothing
from them. The girl, who says she is I'M
der age, is small in statue, but rather good
looking. She is intelligent and bright The
girl stated that she did not care to go back
home.
Very unexpectedly Linda Truitt
returned to Milford on the express
train on Monday evening, but Tues
day morning at 7.S1 she again left
town for some point unknown. We
were unable to learn any more of her
being arrested than is gained from the
above account from the Baltimore
Ame1idaH.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1889-08-30
LITERARY MITES.


No II2 of GOOD H0NsekeebiHg, just out.
contains the second chapter Of Catherine
Owens Helps for Young Housekeepers -
in which it begins to be apparent how pc
culiarly valuable the series of helps is going
to be, and i'll which the author kindly re-
Dukes housekeepers for carelessness in read
ing recipes and directions, Mrs. H. V. P.
Taylor gives some particular directions for
producing desirable effects in ironing cuffs,
collars and shirts, which will be a souice Of
Joy to the men folks as well as the hosekeep-
ers Another batch of Summer beverages,
furnished by Ada Marie Peck, contains som
novelties among many well-known refresh
ing home made drinks for summer. Ca
briel" makes pleasant series Of applications
Of an old proverb, and Mary NJ Todd con.
ducts an enjoyable hunt for strawberries in
Canadian pastures. "a Proposal BY Allan
tic Gable" is pleasant story by W. b. Cos
slit III Chapter XII of Our Babies and
their Mothers" Dr. Amalia A. Weitfeld
sums up the course of action in several minor
complaints incident to childhood A sketch
Of family discussion of the sevaut girl
question contains some suggestive ideas.
Points desirable t. observed in the selection
and fitting of baby carriages are indicated
by Isabel K. Wallach Many other good
papers and some lively poetry appear in the
number.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1889-08-30

bay In fiocks.
David H. Holland while eating a
peach on Sunday evening, was unfor-
tunate enough to have piece of it stop
In his throat in such manner rs to
seriously choke him. He suffered ter
rlbIy for ten minutes, but finally the
obstruction passed on into his stom-
aeh.
The wind has been blowing hard
from the eastward all this week, and
the sea has run so high as to rob the
visitors of their accustomed sailing
and fishing excursions.
Bathing at this point has not been
INDUCED in by but few this week, az
the storm has ragged so violently as to
make it dangerous.
Mr. and Mrs. Huges, of Passalc, N.
J are spending week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Barker.
Mr.. Beale arrived at Mr.. WatsOn's
cottage on Saturday last, to remain a
week or two.
The northeasterly winds for the past
few days have made unusually high
tides. The pavilion and board walk
on the beach were in danger of being
washed away.
A party of thirty ladies and gen.
tlemen from Bridgeville are at Mr..
Reynolds hotel enjoying themselves.