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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
TIE UMTEDsTATEssU SUPREME COURT


V.sgr~rov. October ID Argument wa.
a.. 49,. l...,,..,.... ,',,ri "A ,i. United
s,7.-- t.-J,, b., tn. vol known c... Of
C.'.l..r Cr..s'a.,l Samuel r.. White. the
1't"i,.a ID. rl,.,dolt arj cashier. respect
,,rlr' of tbr state NstonM BANK oi Bs-
lr.th *. e.. AGAINST Tie State Of North
carolina.
Cross and White were indicted in the
North Carolina State courts for forgery.
it was alleged that they forged % note for
fle purpose of sustaining certain false en-
trI.- they mad made ~ thc banks books.
al. intention being to deceive the nation
al Uauk examiner. whose duty 10 was 90 cL-
anime iutpaud report upon the financial
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mouth, and nfterwnrd. exnelled him from

mouth, and afterwards expelled him from
the priesthood for unbecoming conduct.
Tho. congregation was divided into two
factions, and one Of these insisted upon
holding possession of the church and par
sDnagc. This afternoon Bishop O'Hara ap-
peared in Plymouth for the purpose %
obtaining possession Of the church
and its property. He sent for Rev.
Father Mack and depntized him TO
act in his name. The police wero called
upon 90 interfere in case Of trouble, and a
call was made AT the parsonage. Upon adj
mission being refused the officers were or
dered 70 forciby enter the building, and
q moment later they battered down the
doors ard arrested six Of the inmates,
among whom was Martin Welch. saloon
keeper. who acted az the leader Of thOse
IN the inside. A fierce fight onsued while
the prisoners were being removed, and N
tho struggle Chief-of-Policc Michael Mel
win bad bis leg broken and back injured.
number Of other persons were hurt. but
none are fatally injured
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Application Denied.
fpv t.fnyrqrh - tho D,suntcb. I

WAsuISGT0N. October On number Of
exporters OF cotton az New Orleans recent
ly potiiioucd for mod fcaiion Of the
Treasury Departments decision of August
30. 1882 $50 ~ 10 permit attorneys 20 sign
thc Gnal entry and oath of the expectation
for drawback ON iu'C bageng exported
ns O. covering 81 cotton IN bales, notwith-
standing tho presence Of tho principals at
port. They represented that their bust
mes, required thor presence IN the cotton
market duuug tho business hours of the
cu-tom-hDuso. and that their more i'm
portmf Interests would suffer n they were
compelled 10 attend personally at the Of
flee. Secretary Hchenor, IN "A
letter 20 the Collector on tho subject, says:
Iho reason adduccd 10y the applicants il
NOT in the opinion Of the department Of
such nature as 20 justify departure
from the general rule established upon due
consideration oil the interests Of the Gov
crumeut. and the application is therefore
denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
READ, THINK IT OVER,
BE ONE OF THE WISE.

In supervising tho construction Of our stock
FOR the present season We "spread ourselves
not slOno in the construction Of the finest kinds
twas possible 10 produce. but also In the qnaafi-
~ ami Udristg OF designs and styles necessary to
meet the demands Of our increasing business
rTis we'll we did. The season IS now under way,
aud the Increase In the volume Of our trade "a IN
tho light Of n revelation TO U.s. We never
imagined that 'tvas possible 10 DO such 0usi-
ness In our present space. Tho point We wished
. make is this: That the peoples eyes have
been opened to one or two important facts that
until lately seemed 10 have escaped their notice.
one Is hat our prices are always uniformly res
sonable We neither mark our goods AWAY
UP first Of the season nor cut prices IA tco when
The seasons over. Another - that otheFs do
those things. and consequently cannot afford to
meet OUR PRICES AT THIS TINE. Add TO
these the fact that We produce and sell clothing
OF style and merit
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7 D LADIES
Import ant.
Have you called yet to see what we
ara offarino IN our Reduction Sala9

Have you called yet to see what we
are Offering in our Reduction Sale?
II you have not you shouldn't let the
opportunity pass. We are going to
move into our new store az the corner of
Broad and Fourth streets in two weeks.
and prior TO the removal we will sell our
present full and complete stock at great
" reduced figures. You will be aston
ished when you find out how our prices
have been jerked down.
This is the height of tho season. you
know, and We are not disposing OF q
torn and depleted stock. We are offer
ing goods that you will be glad to pur-
chase when you see them, anu you can
not find as much assortment elsewhere.
Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, Plumes, TIPS,
Wings, Birds, Ribbons, and Ladies and
Children's Furnishings have all come in
under the reducing pencil, and you will
find the price Of every article marked
on it in plain figures.
Our object in calling your attention TO
this sale is merely to induce you to visit
our store. After You shall have seen
our line OF novelties and standard goods
and the prices asked for them you will
be bound to buy. Just come and see
us. That's all We ask.
Remember, the sale only lasts few
days longer, and the sooner you call the
better will be your chance to get suited,
because our store is always full Of Gus
toners and the stock Is being picked of
extensively.
Our senior partner is now in New
York buying for the new store.
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EPlSC0p
CHANCES IN THE ORDER OF THE
BURIAL OF THE DEAD.
The Marriage Servicc-fa the Adminls,ra-
Won "i the lords Supper The word
Hishop Substituted for Priest.


NV York. October 22-Therc was n
good, attendance az the Protestant Episco-
Yal Convention.
Or. Goodwin. on behalf Of the Commit
Toe on Csuous presented "a lengthy report
winch was rcieuod Go the next convention
Tho Committee on the State of the
church gave detailed account Of the
work done since the last convention. 10
sets torih that the ministry should not look
Tor rccru fs among iudigcnts alone. but
tom thr rich ne well The report favored
something being done for the aged clergy.
and cwcii ~ length on the unsatisfactory
characto. of the sunday school work Tho
report was transmitted 10 the House of
',c,. Or. Bliss. Of Vermont. read the re-
port from the Committee on Christian
tducl,i0n. n states that the Board of Re
gents lf now in working order.
lhn committee appointed 20 select the
place Tor tho next convention reported in
favor 81 Baltimore.
The report WAS adopted and thc convcn-
tou Viii Dee held iu Baltimore ia l-Y2.
beginning with today evening sessions
VIII Joe held -o thnt thc convention may
tn h its iah1Ts br Thursday.
lhe entire set 90 vcrsiclc- as amended
VIs adopted, and The House then ITo-
c"rdci io discuss tle revision OF the
Liturgy.
Oumoron frey. Dr. Hartit WAS decided
lhlt theGIor.a Patria bo pnuted az the end
OF Ptalm xiv.
message from fhe House Of Bishops rc-
commenting that the PRAYER q humble ACE
-, uc removed e." place lmm"diai ly
before the administration of communion
was received. bat tae House Of Deputies
refuse. O., concur ln 10.
Messages .rom the House Of Bishops
were also received announcing concur
renee u tho resolution that fuo next Gene
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uon.rs ANp wv EIIIEp ANp NrnEn.
rynhoid.reycr and pinhtheria.


FErNoN1, o.. October %. The village Of
Woodyillc, in TINS county. is a terribly
ravaged place. Nearly one third Of the 500
ID rsous in town are victims Of tvphoid-fe-
yer and diphtheria. Last week there were
ten deaths from typhoid-feyer and nearly
that number from diphtheria. DR.. Busch,
the leading physician. has about fifty cases
under his care Great excitement prevails
in the town. and business is entirely sus-
pended. Woolvillc having no Board OF
Health. the State Board was not notified
of the scnnrpe until last week.
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Army Vacancies FILLED.

WASHINGTON. October %. Two vacancies
i'm the quatormaster'- department have
Lieutenant Theodore T.. True. Of the Fourth
infantry. and Fir,t-Licutenant John McE.
Hyde. Of the Eighth infantry. Both Of
these officers become captains after an un-
usually long service in the grade of lieu
tenants. the former having been "A lieu
tcuantin the reguararmy for twcuty-three
wear. and three month, and the latter "a
like service Of twenty-five years and two
months They both have good war records
as volunteer pryates and officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

n W. BowE. aP. NJ, residence on south aide Of
Franklin between Third and Fourth susctA
"a SELDOM TAYLOR, 40 z. n. two detached
dwellings on west side OF Ninth street D.
tween Clay ana Leigh s.reetA
JOSEPH n DAVIS. IAN, stock. top bagxis<. hAr-
ness. &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. NJ. horses,
mules, bugssess phscsons, and wasorA
L, PuwKks. 1 p. ~, bananas ana pesr~
JOAN A. KRATz. ifao '. ~. ssplc<
WILLIAM JKNKISS a son. 12;3o y =. -
appAAn. honAnnaN crx7HoA "a s. 1. n
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molished at Nolin. KY. fifty miles south OF
here. about 10 O'Clock this morning by tue
fas. mail from the south. due here at 1i;4O.
The injured are; Rev. J. II. Bruce. elias
cow. Nv. arm sprainod and shin injured;
Van Dixie Heiser, Millcrstown, KY. Sc
riously injured internally; J. NJ. Wheeler;
Worthington. Ky, arm fractured and
scalp- wounds. Several others were slight
IL hurt. The wounded are being cared tor
at the village.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, October 22-CoiioD steady sales,
i2i bales; uplAuds, i0hc. Orleans, I0ke.; net
receipts, g. Oh bales; eIpOrts--t0 Great Britain,
3s5i2 bales; g. France, li.e9i bales; 70 the Con
tinent, 800 bales, stock, 52o,5tO bales. southern
nour weak aud duiet NheRt-SpOt moderately
sc.iye aud &c. lower and weak: No. red. 81. a
slkc. ia elevator options active and unsettled
and .akc. under yesterday, closing heavy; No
: rcd, October. slAc.. November. &c: a9y,
$50. Corn Iirmer and In falr demand; No. 2.
81 agss.c. IN elevator; options duiet and
steady. October. s. $40: NoSembeT 3d.; May.
4Il.c. Oats hrlnsr and moderately active op-
lions steady and less active October, ~. -;
November, 25Sc. Nay, Yhc.: No 2spOt, 2i's
closed barely steady; October, siASO; NoVem-
Der, slA sOasla25: spot hio steady aud Quiet.
sugar-KaW nomiDsl fair refining, jsc. re-
fined quiet ana weak. holasses-Foreign nomi-
nal; New Orleans duh. Rico nrm aud fairly
active. Petroleum steady, crude IN barrels at
Parker's,, l45c. Cotton-seed oil strong. hosin
arm and quiet Tarpentino steady and quiet
Wool steady PORK irregular ana easlsr; mess.
Inspected, So. GasiA50; urlnspected, siL7SA
fl2; o1ra prime, fioafl02 %. Beef steady ana
cut-meats quiet and steady. Lud-Wsstern
steady al e. & agGs0 city sold a. ~ IS: options
quiet AZ s657. Freights nrfn; cotton. kaS-S'c !;
grain. ID o
BAIrtuoHs. October 2s-Fiour duh and IN.
changed: howard street aud western super
81 Sss8: DO. extra, gs.i5as4; family, e. l0as4oo
CITY muls Rio brands extra. ft.6ezs4A Wheat
southern quiet and easier fuItz, 7a7c. Long
berry, sOaS.c.. winter red. spot and October
sOI.asO.c Corn-southern scarce and nrm
white, iia45c: yellow. s0aiic.; vessern steady
oats lrm sopthsrn aud Pennsylvania. eias9c.
western white, 26a2ec. DO. mixed, Aht5Hc.
Graded No. Z white, 23kaztc. Rye steady. prime
20 choice, 5sa,sc. Hay dun and lower; prsms
10 Choice timothy. si3asiabo Provisioas sirong
ar. Msss-pork, sls.sa bulk.mosts loo>si-
| shoulders. SAB; long-ciear and ciear-rip sides
| 90. Is: sugar ptckied shoulders, Sab; sugar
| Lsrt-Refiaed. N.5a Butter duh bal heavy:
western packed. ioal3c., best roll, ItAl<.
/ creamery. g3aeie. Egga quiet; neer'by. "a
xAa; western. sio reireaeum m ssass9: g
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Kentucky Races.
fRy ,elegrauh 10 the Uispafch.

LEXINGTON. KY, October 22.-Weathel
rainy, track heavy, attendance small, spor'
good, and betting first-class.
First race-one mile-katie 5. won; Lit
troll second, Roxanna Ten third. Time
LAG.
Second race--one and one sixteenth
miles-Dilemma won; ClamOr second, Liz
zie ID. third. lime, 1853.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
Bridgelight won: Bellina secoud. Plunde
third. Time, l:5054.
Fourth race-Robinson stakes, three
quarters Of mile-Dollikens won; Camilla
second. Lottie s. third. Time, l:l9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

C1vcMNAqI October 22.-Auothcr in
clin,d-rlane accident happened to-day.
one week after the Mt Auburn horror. but
This time without loss of life. II was at
thc Mt Adams inclined plane, where horses
andwaeou4 are carried upas well as pas-en-
gers. Henry Newman. driving % tWo-horse
wagon for Diaclcr-manuiactory. drove
ou q, the truck 20 ascend When about
thirty feet from tine bottom the horses
suddenly backed against the rear gates Of
the truck. which snapped apart, and the
horses. wagon. and driver were thrown 90
the bottom. Newman escaped without se-
r.ou- injury. The wagon was wrecked
and the horses killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
W. O'9RlEN,
C,rtaln Of Tho victorloy. Br

Captain Of the victorioYs Bridegroom-'
We give portrait ot ". d. OBrlen, cap
tain of thee Brooklyn team, which has won
the championship honor 0f the American
Association. Tins eminent player. who -
best known a. Darby. D. 10 western man.
n. was born IN Pe0ria. H.. September !,
lsC). III. boyhood was promising OF SUI
premao, "a baseball. and he was quito
rouno wheuhebegan hisprofessIoual career
asamcmbrro of the Pcorin Reds, with whom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

Cofee quiet: Rio cargoes fair. 1870 snrsr
dun: A soff, nc. Frsights % liverpool Dor
steamer stir; donr. s2s. efain. c<d- Cork, tor
orders, Sc. Heccipts-ffonr, s,to psrfrls. !
wheat, 700 bushels. corn. 9ygJ busbeis;
oats, 500 bushels; rye. i.aD busoes. shlc-
nenta-FIonr. e0.o0l barrels: wheat 1910
bushels: corn, 5000 bushels. Saics-Whehi-
$500 bushels: corn. 5000 basneie.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ortobor 2e.--Tbs cash quotations.
wee: Floor dull and 10, lover No. sspfiDg
wheat, 80 ai7ssc.; No 2 red, IIhs7sc. NC,
corn. Dkc 80. 2oats, fsfsc. Mess-pork. w.. %
$Il. Lard, q. %. sbor'-rih@. f520sia40 sboul-
dcrs, shssss50 short-ciear, s5:osias<H.
WhisRcy, H.0I
Tnelr.s,.y 1,.,,..a r.,g.t q. fo,ioua
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Ycilow-Fevcrat Key West.

WAsmNoroN. October Or. J. L..
Po.ev. of the Marine-Hospital Bureau Ser
vice. on duty at Jacksonville. Fla, tele-
graphs to the bureau that Dr. Porter re-
ports another sporadic case of yellow-teyer
at Key West Fla, and in consequence the
quarantine restrictions have been resumed.
The patient is f. Ellingcrs. who left Ha-
vaua on the DIST OF September Tor New
York by sea. came from New York bv rail
10 Key West October I'd, and was taken
sick last night in a locality of the city dis
taut from that Of the former cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

Berlin. October 22-Ex-Empress Frede-
rick. accompanied bv Princess sophie, the
fqnc6 of the Crown Prince of Greece, and
her other daughters. sailed from Venice on
the Austrian Lloyd steamer Impertrix for
C0rlnth TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
No Change in the system.

NV Yoax, October 22.-Last week the
members of the Cotton Exchange voted Oh
the proposition TO repeal the present sy-
tenn of inspection and classification OF cot
ton. A vote was east TO ascertain the feel
ings of the members on the matter. The
day decided 10 let the system now in use
prevail for the nresent-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
OTHER FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Death Of a Celebrated Physlcian-On a
Special Mission.
by Anelo-Amencan cable to the Dispaicnl

by Anelo-Amencan cable to the Dspaich.l
PARIS. October Or Philippe Ricord,
the celebrated French surgeon who was
for many years known IN Paris as % he
Great American Doctor" Is dead. DR..
RECORD was born in Baltimore, Nd, De
cember 10. 1900.
\ Rome correspondent of the Figaro says
that General Iguatiof has arrived there on
a special mission 10 the Vatican. General
IgnaheT. the spondent says. bears an
autograph letter from the Car accepting
the arbitration of the Pope ia the Balkan
question. and leaving his Holiness tree 70
convoke Congress or adopt any other
course which in his Judgment VIII lead 70
the establishment Of the mOduS rtr9dt be-
tween Russia and Austria.
SAILED FOR CoRINTH.
Berlin. October 2.-Ex-Empress Frede-
rick. accompanied 10y Princess sophie, the
fqnc6 of the Crown Prince Of Greece, and
her other daughters. sailed from Venice on
the Austrian Lloyd steamer lmpertrix for
COrlnth to-day
PROTECTORATE.
BERLIN. October 22.-The German pro-
tectorate has been proclaimed over the
east coast Of Africa from \itu 10 kismaya
with the consent of the native chefs. inc
rights of foreigners are preserved. The
Zanzibar mission had Il cordial interview
with Prince Bismarck to-day and started
for London.
THE TWO EMPEE0Rs.
RrR1rs. October 22.-It IS reported that
Fmperor William will return from his pres
cnt tour by way of Pcsth and Vienna, and
that at the latter place he Will meet En-
peror Francis Joseph.
TIE EMPEROR AND IMPRESS.
GENOA, October 22.-Emperor William
and Empress Augusta Victoria departed
to-day on the German Imperial yacht Ho-
henzollern The weather was bad. The
Italian squadron fired q salute as they
passed out Of the haIbor.
CHARLES DEADLAUGH ILL.
LONDON, October 22.-Charles Bradlaugh,
a political and social Teformer and NOM
Der of the Commons for northampton, Is
very i'll and, il IS feared, dying from conges-
tion Of the lungs.
Mr.. Gladstone left Hawarden to-day for
Southport. where he will speak IN the in
terest of Sir Robert Peel, Liberal candl-
date for the vacant seat for Brighton IN
Commons. When the train upon which he
travelled reached Chester large crowd
gathered about the station and cheered
him. Mr.. Gladstone made "a short speech
in which he said he hoped that N the poll
tical contest in Great Britain the right side
would soon be uppermost.
ASSURANCES OF FRIENDSHIP.
LONDON, October 23.-A dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople says The
Porte has been officially Informed that al
the recent interview between Prince Bis
marck and the Gar no reference wa.
made 70 the subject OF the settlement OF
the Balkan question. The Gar expressed
satisfaction at Emperor Williams inten,
ton TO visit the Sultan. He desired tht
Emperor TO convey 10 the Sultan as
surances OF his friendship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
Miners Resume.

La SALE. Ill. October %. After nearly
six months q idleness the miners here and
in the Oelesby and Peru mines have set
lied then differences with their employers
and work was resumed to-day. The adj
vantage To the wage-workers Is that they
have obtained "a raise of two and hall
cents ton above that offered them May
lat. supplemented by whatever they may
consider a GAIN from sticking 10 Their
4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

nv tolegraph TO thc Dispatch.l

ny INTNEIHVH 70 W HI'IuFVIII
CH1cAoo. October p. James 7. West, ex-
editor of the Tin,s. gave bonds in the sum
If $500 nm Judge JamcisOn's branch of
the Criminal Court shortly after noon 10
answer for his appearance whenever the
state chooses to mt him on trial on the
CHARGE of oyer-issung the stock of the
Tines Company with fraudulent intent, for
winch he was indicted. Charles +. Ora
ham. the former secretary OF the Times
Company, who was indicted with West, has
Mt ,..4 ,ti,.u hail
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ELISHA p. FERRY.
Governor-Elect OF washington.

The gentleman whom the citizens Of
Washineton have elected TO be their first
Governor after the admission OF the Terri
tory into the sisterhood Of States, Elishn p.
Perry. lives at Seattle, whore he Is n dis
tinguishcd member Of the bar. lie wa,
norm in the State Of Illinois and practiced
his profession in Waukcgan. that Common
wealth, from 1916 80 1859. lie was active al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
Jute-Iiagging Factory Burned.

ST. LOUIS. October 29.-The jute-bagging
factory Of the South Milling Bagging
Company, on Ninth street between Berry
and Marion. was damaged by fire this
mornin, 10 the extent Of about $4,000.
About $50 hands. chiefly women and girls.
are thrown out of employment. The fac
tory belonged to the Jute Trust and was
running full-kanded. The loss is covered
D. trt-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

CuAntrsroy. S. C., October PA prize
fcht between two lightweight pugilists,
which was 20 have taken place tins morn
ing. was prevented by the police. The pro-
posed match was fight TO the hnlsh fOl
s590. and was arranged by the Young Mems
Athletic Club. The sporting men are. III
dignant M the action of the police, as they
assert there is no law in the State against
,.rfVa fvbffug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

CHICAGO. October 22-President Spald-
ing, of the Chicago Club, says that unless
the PLAYERS reserved by TIE club sign con-
tracts for next year voluntarily legal steps
VIII be taken 10 compel them TO do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

PORT OF RICHMOND ocTOBxS e. iss2
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Prrshrterian synod.
. INV telecranb 70 ,he plspatch. !

10y telegraph 70 tho DlSDatNh'l
WINCHESTER, Va. October 2.-The Pres
byterian synod, composed OF 200 ministers
and delegates from Virginia and West Sir-
GINA. convened here tonight ana VIII De
In session several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
a COMPLETE JURY SECURED
IN the Cronin Murder Case AFTER ~e''"
weeks Trial
rBy telegraph TO the Di'pa"h,l

rBy telegraph % inc bi7pN'".'
crrc,co. October "a complete Jury
So. eecur.d in the Cronin case lh!s t',-
w1' Tac states Attorney a.sed "a, f., for T., an an
adiournmcnt FOR two DAYS IN oI t tb ~ i i,D
lhe s,.,,..'..e,.tation of the case. The de-
fenc5 o5ecl ana Jgdse tS M' Searns G o2
promised ny a"i,,.' The emranslaug OF
IN, taoT, ,aSy , commenced August an Al. A.
i i1S a9'ff for The tme oeeopia DION by d md
court ~ me uis sl,.ed for by the State
ne . aaJou' ieTen weeks have been occupied
.''o' tt,1t iurv. one thousand ai. ii'i' o-
~ 49, .o ;Irors have been sjnunonou, ~
OF have been excused uS .,, V ',.,,..si
io5 eau s In IN addition g the s 0,i dsS
Ygn re- rrH.nlsr panel disposed or. . IN
aaa%'& 6s7 ao va ,ss Of sa @s the ls' jury &
'eil'. .un ~ I'm Nr. Beces dei ., ard tbr
vac rsnptory challenges lel' "'O
lr.fa %
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE Octobor 2e.-Baltimore and onto
G0Sugj: Northern Central. 70a5l; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists, lOO 10. GER
tacates. 93E slO1t DO. 2ds, 90; do certificates,
~: do 3is. -; 10. certificates, q; consolidated
gas bonds, ll2ailsh; dc. stock, t3aat3S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

have sought to profit by the high reputa-
zion of Johann Hoff's Malt Extract Beware
OF them. Look for the signature OF DO
mann Hof" on the neck OF the bottle.
fisher 4 Mendelson Company, Barclay
street, New York agents.