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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
IVES, Hanover Presbytery.

ICOFrespondonco u The hlchoiohu DI5palonJ
FARMvILLE. April Is, 1889.
The Presbyiery OF West Hanover began
its regular spriug session here last night.
DIR. More. OF toe Union Seminary, preached
the opening sermon, aud be was elected mo-
derstor OF the present session. Rev. X. A..
Robinson aud George Perkins. ESQ.,, OF
Charlottesville. were elected clerks. The at
tendance Is small a. yet.
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Activity in Manufacturing.

BALTIMORE. April 1s.-The Msnufac-
turer's Record reports that there is great sc-
tiyity throughout the South IN the building
OF cotton-seed.oiI mills, AID that dozen
mills to cost 81, 900. 900 or more have been
organized in the last two weeks, while there
is report that a S2,o00,000 company has
beeu organized in Philadelphia TO build
mills In the south. The new mills reported
are nearly all by independent companies not
connected with the cotton.oil trust.
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CorrOS kEPoEE
MARKETS Ell TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


Ngw YORK, April 1a--Coiton firm; sales,
LOIS bales uplands, 10 l3-l6c. Orleans, II i-ioc
net receipts 4,6S3 bales exports-to Great
Britain, 62s8 bales 70 the Continent 2,4lb bales
stock, 466.O7i bales. southern nOur dull ana
heavy. Wheat duh and weaker; NO. red, &c
ia store options asa sc. lower. and beavT; NO.
2 red, April. 60c.; May, S5he.; June, Sac
July, s7kc. Corn stronger No. ?, 4ic.
IN elevator; options quiet and arm April.
43Ac; Nay, exc; June, 42hc.: steamer
mixed. Aprii, islSs4sc. oass dull and
1skc lower: options heavy; April. 304c /;
May, 29;sc., June. 294c; July 2lSc.; No.
spoS. SisS2hc.; mixed western Sla's5. Hops
quiet and steady. Cofieo--opnons oioeed steady
May, sI6s5asl6D; June. ti66>ssle7O; spot
Rio quiet Sugsr-haw quies; refined steady
and quiet Aolasses quiet Bice quiet and
steady. Petroleum lower and dull; refined.
steady aud quiet; Turpentins dull q! 46Kc.
Hides steady and quiet. Vol quiet and weak !;
domestic fleece, S2aSsc. pulled, zsssec Texas,
l5as7c. PORK nTa old mess. siaSOAsisH; ne.
slow Middles quiet Lard easier and quiet
western steam, g. s0as7. 22N; April and May,
Ns0; June, S.2a Froights easier; cotton.
3-32d.; grain, 81.
BALTIMORE
nALrfNoRs. April iS-Flour fairly active aud
steady. Whest-S0athern more active and firm !;
Flltz, G0c asi. LoDgberry, 9le-asi.i; western
easier: No. Z wintor red mot giycn). Corn
Southern white nominal at f2ai4c. yellow steady
of fla43c. western ateacy. Oats-bouer grades
firm; others steady; western white. SaS4hc.:
do. mixed, 31as2c. Rire 1rm at 8a5sc. Hay
quiet aud barely steady: primo 70 choice timo-
thy, si6.d0aSI7. Provisions qniet and steady.
Butter firm tor choice; western packed, lss22c. |;
creamery, e6azSc. Ergs steady: western, l2c. I:
southern. lie. Petroleum quiet: refined, ehoc.
Coffee s.eaoy; hlo ckrEces, fair. isAc sugar
etosdy: soft. sac. Hhiskey quot az sl.li.
Freishts TO Liverpool per steamer nominal; cot
ton, SO. grain, sd. Cork for orders. So 50.
Recelpts-f1our. i.o0o barreb; wheat 5000 BUSH
els; csxA 1900 bszshsiA 6hipmsntt- Flour,
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Nothing from the Lost vessel

~ % Nv
NEW York, April lS.-Ibe stereotyned
reply, no news" was given all inquiries
about The unfortunate passengers and crew
Of ihe Daumark nv the agents OF the Thing
yala Lire this morning. At other points
the same ignorance prevails.
The AlsalIo, OF the Anchor Line. from
Gibraltar April lst, reached this port to-
dlv. Tier Oficer. had seen no trace Of the
lot vessel or her passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April ls.-The steam
ships British Prince, from Liverpool Sean
dinayian from Glas0ow, and switzerland
from Antwerp, whicn arrived ct Their docks
DR., afterrOon aud evening, were boarded by
new iaihercis in search OF lidlnes OF The
pl.~sng.rs and crew Of the Inflated Dam
marx. but neither OF the three captains could
give any news.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
Fiye Men Drowned.

BANBnDGE, Ca, April 1S.-At the Ala
bama Midland crossing Of The Chattahooceee
river two boats, with seven and eight men
respectively. were crossing the river yester-
day when one OF the bosts commenced sink
Ing and one OF The men jumped TO the other
boat and capsized both hosts. Five men
were drowned. They were hands working
for G. w. Alexander breaking rock for the
ALABAMA Midland bridge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
A carored Collector.


WAsHNaroS. April iS.--The appointment
az Robert SmaIis. the coiored ex-copgress-
man from South Carolina, r. collector OF Gus.
toms at Beaufort ;. e., has been decided
soreseen should occur the appointment will
Ds announced witbia the next tew days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
work Resumed
nv telegraph 70 tho plsn,,cl

fBy telegraph to tho Dlspatch.I
JERSEY CITY, April 1S.-Work has been
resumed on the North river tunnel. IL Is
believed that there will be no further stop
page until the work 10 done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
A ships Captain and Mates Disap-
nRnr.

tBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-The ship Soli.
taire, from DunkiIk, arrived Monday, aud
Captain SeWeli, First Mate Ryan and
Second Mate Robins cannot be found.
They are wanted for cruelty and possibly
murder. The two mates left the ship while II
was coming up the river and the captain dis
appeared rs soon az the vessel reached the
dock. He did not even 20 to the United
States Shipping Commissioners Office WITH
his articles NO the crew could be settled with.
The ship via taken In charge by brother
Of the captain, who attended TO settling With
the crew,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
FOREIGN NOTES.
nr. ParncII Granted the Freedom OF
the City OF Edinburgh

lBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatchl
EDNBuRGH, April s.-rhe Town Coun-
ell by vote OF eight TO live has decided 10
confer the freedom Of the city upon Dir. Par
nell.
ADMITTED 10 BAIL.
DUBLIN, April l8.-Fa'her McFadden,
who was arrested on the charge Of having
participated In the murder oi Police-Inspec-
tor Martin, at g wesj0re. has been admitted
bail, counsel for the Crown consentlng.
y THEE N'F,DDEN.
L0yDOV, April l9.-GlaGstonc writes re-
ghrding the case Of Father Mcfsdden that
the Government has incurred very heavy
responsibility. and that II IL be eventually
found that they have no just reason for ineir
conduct they viii 10 severely called 10 ac-
couat.
erGAR--EWiGRANTs,
LONDON, April 1S.--In the clyde market
to-day crushed sugar was excited Eycrg
thing offered was sold twenty minutes after
ibe ~arhet opened. Prices were one shilling
higher
Twelve hundred and thirty omigran's en-
barked Of Queenstown to-day on steamers
bound for America.
STARVING AND DYING.
LoSDoN, April ia famine il raging AZ
Bieze, Waag, and Bi'trliz. Hungary. Hun
drcds Of persons ale starving and dying
The BoULANGIsT Trial.
PARIS, April IS The senate commission
appointed 10 conduct the BouangiSt trial
to-day examined VI. Renach, manager Of the
Republique Francaise new paper, and N.
Presence, writer on the stan ~ the
Temps. with reference 10 General Hou.
sngers dealings with the English capital
ists.
The civil tribunal has ordered the liqu'da.
tor Of the Panama Canal Company TO COM
pensate the discharged employees.
CONTINUING TIE SEARCH.
PARIS. April1s.-The police have selrched
the re.idences Of Deputy gurgGet and five
other members OF the Bouangist party FOR
documents in relation 10 the B0ulangist
campaign.
sN ORDER PROM BISMARCK.
Berlin, April l8.-Prince Bismarck has
issued an order IN which be defines the re-
sponslDllties OF the commanders Of wal
ships WITH respect to the requests Of consuis
abroad. The Chancellor directs commanders
TO examine for Themselves the legal aad po-
litcal grounds for such Request. unless COM
German Foreign Office. As reason for hrs
action Prince Bismarck refers 10 the recent
events in ~amol. whore, be says, "a unau-
tb0rlzed request resulted ~ great loss o.
lie ana injury 10 the German interests, and
danger was thereby Incurred Of Germany
becoming embroiled Win friendly nation
With no conclusive reasons existing for the
intervention OF armed forces.
PROPOSED PROSECUTIONS.
BERLIN, April lS-lt Is reported that the
Government intends after the dissolution Of
the ReichStag TO prosecute a number Of So
cisist deputies. Ghe proposed prosecution
Is SAID to be due TO the recent trials at Fret
burg aud Elberhed.
MASS BY THE POPS.
ROME, April 1S.-Thc Pope celebrated
mass to-day in his private chapel and gave
commuuion 10 the members OF the house
hold. lie looked well. Sunday aud Nom
day be will celebrate mass in the consist
Org ball, to which Strangers yisitiDg the
city will be admitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

hFhIL u, IorL
Loose tobecco sales to-day ii.S,o pounds, with
Giic. per pound highest and 90. per hundred
pounds lowest.
BusinesS on Change vas likewise very measre,
while private sales we're without significance to
day We learn OF good sales Of fine old Bur
ieys privately. selec ions are getting very close.
New darks show no change.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MAREyr.

BALTIMORE. Apr.l Is-YirginiA lli9s. 3j%
nd DO BIZ. 6sa aaked: Baltimore and OHIO, 10
hll: Northern Central 70 "a; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists, IN; do. BIS,
20 asked: consolidated gas bonds, lle8 bid.
TO- stock, 4jh hiJA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
Esens,s Career
@effNfs
Rv faincrnnh 10 TIA nianato

iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 1s.-rhe Edens
mentioned IN the press dispatch from Boston
last night as having forged the name OF John
l.. Dunn and wife. OF Oeala, Fla, to deeds
OF land In this city was between two fires.
Dunn Is q State senator from that district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

n, tslsgraph . .he pi.pa.eh.l

Prr1sBuR0u, April 1S.-A disastrous
wreck occurred ut Corsopolis. Pa. on the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad, about D
O'Clock last evening. AS the express was
spoeding sloug 81 Thirty, fye.mlles-an.hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
6RAIg AMI COTTON ExogAsas

hlChAONR ApCh ID Ao,b
OFFEgISJA
WHEAT.-632 bushels
CORS.-i. GA Dushels
OATa-3000 bushels.
sALEs RsP0srsD TO sscRsrtRI
WHEAr.-Mixed 900 bushels good at si02
CORs.-W hite, Goa bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
TRAINS NoRTawAaD.

DAILY tDeily except sunday.
SrOPPlSG-PLACSi
Nos IS aud - make no stops. No II
stops only on signal al Chester. No. ~
snps on signal al CentrAlia No - stops
only on signal at Chester. Censraila. and
Manchester. No Is stops on signAl ~ all
regular stations and also ~ Temples snd Port
WalthslL Nos. 81 81. Is. and 81 viii stop al Al
stations for passengers.
PULLAAN-trAR SERVICE
on Trains Sos. ~ and q sieeping-cars besweoa
New York ana Tampa. ria. tyta Jacksonysfel-
on Trains Nos IA and n seeptng-cars between
Washington ami Charleston ami between wssn-
lngton and Jacksonville. On Trnin No =
sIeepIng-cArs between New York aud Jacks0n-
,ille. On Trains Nos - and - sieeping-cars
between New York AID rhomasvins. Ga.
The ONLY ALl-iiAiL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
LKAy8- AEkISd
Richmond. $50 A. N. Norfolk. .,.2o P. NJ
Rlchmoad -. 100 r. N. Norfolk. ..k&Q p. n
Norfolk. 'S:sO A. n. Richmcnd. .fi:s7 A. ~
Norfolk. 800 p NJ. nichnoed. .ss16 ?. n
Thoss trains also make cioss ceonssstsas tor
Fsrmytllo. Lynchburs, and soutnwegtesn polnsA
and al stations on tho Norfolk sad Western rAu-
ROAD. n n sOLtts
SQpcr.nte 1donk
RT. d. MysRsI General Superintendent
T. n ENxRsos. General Pr%eDgcr AxonA
BOZ. HAAss 1fAaac Manager MAS
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RICaEoED srocK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. April ls. 1889.
FIRST BOARD.-l0 shares West-bni Land
improvement Company atSiA.
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sr. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS, April is Flour upchhnged. Wheat
active /: No. 2 red. 77lc. Corn quiet but nrm
No mixed, cash. 3OLc.; May closed at Tss
soc asked June, 3lac bid. Oats lower; No
2 cash, CSC bid; May closed at Ac. Whiskey
steaiy at si.Oa Provisions quiet Pork, s1ao ~
Lsrd-Primo steam noplinally $3.50 Dry-sal'
meats-Sbouldors, 1925; longs and RIBS, inD
short-cloar, $40. bacon lboxedl--shoulders.
as longs and ribs. f6.75as6S5 short clear
81. sSs a$6S7. Hams, sl0a$l2
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATT. April le-Fiour dull. Wheat
cuiet; No. , red. s3c Corn stronger: No. !
mixed, XaS5Nc. Oats barely stesfy. Nhisksy
steady at tI.02 hogs arm; common and light
siRiLS0; packing and butchers, tA'VaSaM
LOUISVILLE
IoUIsvuLs, April 1S.-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE%
NEW YORK. April iS-Cotton-Net reccipts,
aSD bales: gross receipts. 20le bales. Futures
closed s;esdy; sAlas. lO7, 800 bales: April $40 0oa
Yl06S; May, sl070SSi01; June, tlQ7& .
July. SO s0Asi0si: August Si0ssasl0S; sep
temher. $40 90as1l.2l October t9.S7ssS.N No
Vember, Sg1Saf97e; December. So 19ass.cO Janu-
uary, 81. sSa$3s9: February. S9.geass.W March,
sl00iaSl0oo.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReportsi for tho Dspatch.l
APRfL iS-Nartet dun. Primo, 4kc. extra
prime, s.; fancy, 5sc; common, s%aSAc
sbelled, gHa3kc; Spanish, Be- factory hand.
picked. 5&a1jsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
" ARREAG1En


WREN-Fi EMING-Narried, IN Richmond.
Va, April l7th. BY Rev X. H. Pits. Nj. NOR
FLEET b. WREN and Mrs. EMMA L. FLEMING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

Congrtssmpn Coleman. Of Louisiana, hiss
once more gotten away with the csrpet-baS
crowd, and another friend ~ his has been
appointed Marshal Tor the Eastern district Of
the Pelican STATE. kel0fE, Badger Pinch
back, and the balance " the Old crowd arc
furious. kellogg hnd Kcrsbeets hung up by
The senate. but Coleman then dcclIed that
he would eet away with The cafpet-baggcr .
The new Congressman says that General
Harrison ~ inclined TO recognize better
cicucut ia aid oi ni- southern appointments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANYtLLE RAILROAD
SuOkIEsr AND QUlCkESf ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLEKfBRs on ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

AONN ~ AlNNE
Train No % connects daily az keygviie Tor
Chase Ciiy. Clartsvile, OxfoSa, Durham. Hen
derson. aud Raleigh Connects dsliY a. Greens
bcro' for Durham, Raleigh. Salem. snd Wtnssun,
sBd all points on North Carolina Division as
salisbury Tor Asheville, ilOt springs ADD all
posnts In Western Norm Carolina, aud 40 Char
lotts for Charlotte. Columbi4 and Augusta rail-
Rad
Train No. g connects daily At 0reensbor1 for
Sabsm. Winston, Raleigh, Oo.dsbory, AID More
head city 81 Salisbury Tor Ashevfiie Hos
Springs, and all poiuts In Western North Caro-
lima az Charlotte With ChariOtJo, CDlnmbia and
Augusta railroad lDr Gotta "a biA. Augusta, Aiken.
Charleston. Savannah. ThonHsyiiie. (sA. Jack
eonVillN and Other f1orida pOints. also, Win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from tho South arrive AZ Rkzhmond6is
A. IL. aud $50 H. NJ.
tAhgLLA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond .----.-.-..----h00P.M NJ.
Arrive hichm0nd ..........--.--- A. N.
tCLOVRR ACCOMMODATION
Lesve Richmond. ......-..----- NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
p THEE M'F,DDEN

LoyD0V, April l9.-Gladstonc writes re-
garding the case Of Father McFsdden that
the Government has incurred very heavy
responsibility. and that II IL be eventually
found that they have no just reason for ineir
conduct they Will 10 severely called to ac-
cnnnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
HAs.KeAp LIsx.
e. III 49, sE zzH
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY.

scHEDCLE IN EFFECT MARCH ~ Issa
fKsyg RICHMOND.
s.<5 A. n. for Nerpor. Ncws, Old Point and
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace Car
Richmond - Old Point
HOS A. ". Through Mail for Cincinnati and
Loaisyille Daily Norfolk " Cliiton
lorzo. daily except sunday. Clifton
RosRe 70 Cincinnati. sold train q
cincinnati. Pullman Buffet sseer-
iDg-,aC, Charlottesville 70 cinca-
Lau.
saDP. NJ. Through Mall daily for Newport
News Old Point and Sorfot1. Pulh
man Bofis, Parior-cag except sunday
GpR. NJ. GoraOnsyiils Accommodation. daily
except sunday.
s0P. N. tsst EIpress for clncinnau asd
Louisville. Daily. Connects in Cons
trai Union-siation, CiRcianen, Zoe the
West and Northwest and 10 Onion.
NtstioD, Louisville. for West AMI
southwest Pullman bu7st Shopping
Cars % Cinsinnati and Louisville
ARRIvE AT RICHMOND.
SSoA n. from Gordonsyilie daily erceps san.
day
1855 A. N. from Norfolk and Oh Point daiiyi
Pullman Buffet Parior-cas except
SUNDAY from Old Piont
Sis p ". from Cincinnsu and LOUISVILLE daily
except sunday west q Clifton Torxs.
daily, escs OF Clifton foryv.
eos p. N. from Norfolk aud old Poins daily.
Pullman Buffet Slooptng-car Oh
Point 10 Cincinnati
e00P. NJ. from Cincinnati and Louisville daily.
stagbon: Broad sroot near soyeneenia
Ticket oficss; Cocaor Tentb and Ssin ana
Railway station. II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
1T. HARAHAN. General Manager. ties
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q. CO.. barrels: coru 50 200 bushcss tales wheat.
1900 bushels; corn. oi.000 bushels.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April S,-Tho cash quoiaiinns wore
Flour dull and unchanged. No. srsfng ana
No. 2 red wheat. sGHsS6kc. No. corn, N&c.
Ne. 8 oais. 23hc. Mess aofk, tii.s1s<if.s Lard,
f6.ssns6S7n. shori-ri0s, s5.e5ats.& sboulderss
b. 25sSA51 Short-ciear, ~ SassAz7k. whisksy,
S.Ol
Theicadin; futures ranged as follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
SIZE

ny Aucio-AmericRu cable 10 the Dispatch.l
Loyp0N. April lS.-Thc National Line
steamer The Queen. from New York. which
il wss thought might bring some news Of
lho missing passengers OF The steamer Dan
mark. has arrived at Queenstown. She re-
port. lhsl she saw nothing Of the steamer or
her passengers.
NONE HAVE SEEN HER.
LONDON. April lS.-Incoming steamers rec
port having experienced moderate weather
and having hailed other steamers almost
daily, none Of which mentioned the Dam
mark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
ADMITTED 10 BAIL

DUmIN, April l8.-Faiher NcFadden,
who was arrested on the charge 81 having
participated in the murder OF Polce-lnspec-
tor Martin, at Gwesjore. has been admitted
bail, counsel for the Crown consuming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19

tBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dspatch.l
EDINBURGH, April ls.-rhe Town Coun'
ell by vote Of eight TO live has decided 10
confer the freedom Of the city upon Mr. Par
nell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-19
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tbs New York aud Richmond
Stock Fxehangss-Grain. Flour. Cot
ton, Meat. and other Quotations
rBy telegraph to the Dispstca.l
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

THs WEATHER IN EiCBEOSD YESTERDAY vi
f~F
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17
PARAGRAPHS OF PROMISE.

st. Paul Camp No. 1. Sons of .Veter-
ans q. S. A., will celebrate the fourth
anniversary of their organization at
headquarters, Wednesday evening,
Feb. q. A musical and literary enter
tainment will be followed by dance.
r. G. Beard. M. D.. of Minneapolis,
under the auspices of the White Shield
league, will lecture to women at the
First nj. Z. church tomorrow afternoon
at 4:15, on 1.-The Heredity of Vice and
Its Relationship to Disease"
Miss Margaret and Master George
Rugg will give pink domino party
next Friday evening at their home, 25l
Summit avenue.
Garfield Woman's Relief corps, No.
5. will give dancing party at e. A. r.
hall, 1872 East Sixth street. next Wednes-
day evening.
The Misses Dean, of Summit avenue,
will give german at their home Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Brown, of
Omaha.
The Vashti Club of the Peoples
church will give a Martha Washington
party at Curtiss hall Friday evening.
Miss Margaret Hall, of ST. Pleasant
avenue will give large progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Girart Hewitt. of $40 North Oak
street, will entertain the Nushkas on
Tuesday evening.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17
n I LINZ u
ITO be continued.l
A swindler Betrayed by a Parrot

IA SWlnuIef betrayed ny Il IdrfoC.
Paris Correspondence London Telegraph.
Detectives obtain their hints and
cleWS from many sources, but it is not
often that they receive them through
the instrumentality of parrots; yet this
is just what happened during the re-
searches of NJ. GorOn, the head of the
Paris criminal deparm This officer
has been lately looking for the chief ac-
cOuntant of the "CatusSe Band" a fel-
low named Victor Cheyalier, and,
going the other day into the
rooms of the notorious receiver of
stolen goods in Paris, he heard himself
addressed in harsh tones as Good old
Victor, there you are!' This was
enough for the detective, who having
silently satisfied himself that the
lOquaciOus bird was the property of the
man for whom he was looking, pro-
ceeded to search the receivers den for
indications Of more substantial Char
acter. After long and minute inves
tigation of the premises, he found a
letter from Victor to tie receiver, in
which cpistle the robber announced
that he was in AngerS under the name
Of Felix Crozet. NJ. COron immediately
set out for that town and arrested the
owner of the too yoluble parrot Ill the
railway station.