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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September g3.-Flour active with
some expert inquiry. howhfd-otreet aud west
orn super, t2Natl; oxtrH F-l3at4: fsmliY,
a. i0sfLtO; city NILS. No brands. extra, tA5s
tlO0 wheat southern strong and higher &C
-saS5l. western Dun No winter rcd, spot
Rnd september. alc. Corn-.southorn qnlet az
i2as4c; western steady. Oats steady western
white. 26a2i ". do. mixed. 3ias1c. hye nrm as
,0als- Hay nrm; prime "a choice timothy. tljs
SlA Provisions unchanged. Butter nrm for Tao
Des, western PACKED. IOal5c; creamery IVA
PIC. Riggs arm az lSai|, Petroleum quiet tH-
fined. fl5,. COrlee arm: Rio cgrgoes, falr. lgsc.
sugar quiet az decline. soft, r. copper
steady: refined, lose. Whiskey active az sile
Froights "a Liverpool per steamer steady srain,
5l(d. Cork tor orders 81 Is g. heceipts-Flouf.
Il.0O barrels wheat. S3.GO bushels: coro. 500
bushels; cats. 300 bushels; rye. LID bushels.
shipmonis-Flour. I,0tO barrels. shsaL iO,NaO
bushels corn. ei.0lO bushels. saies-Whsat, H.
900 bushels. corn. 1900 bushels
At. LOUIS
81. LOUIS. September sa-Flour duh and
easier Wheat-CAsh quiet: options higbor.
No red. cash. 5s.c.. nominal september
18.A1sh.c. C'iOber i1Ac.; May, e3sSc Corn
firm: No. mixed, cash $50 bid; October
gs'.c. May. S03,a2o'Ec.. Osts nrm No. z. cash.
lsLc asked May. 0ka2kc. Whlskey. il1.
Provisions quiet but hrm-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September 2s.--Fiour In good
demand family, tll0otAO; fancy, AoyssAao.
Wheat Ia good demand aod nrm; No :, me.
Corn easter; No Z red. Hs5Skc, Oats barely
steady; No mixed 12a22kc. PORK quiet al
SILK. Lard. $3.50 Buik-uleats nrn. Bacon
ia fair demand. WEisxey, fi0@. Hogs strong.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, X. G.. Septen Der H.-TurpoDuts
Arm a. sixc. ROsin firm: strained. 49,, sooi
stralned Soc Tar nTm a. si.sa Crude tir-
peniine firm; hard. $50; yoilo"-dip aud 'ir-
gin. tG2s .....,,,
LOUISVILLE September ~ Grain AID pro-
Visions unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON PUrCRg<
NEw YOaE, september X--Noi receipts. mono;
prose receipts. g,Zs5 bales Futures clDseo dasl.
sales $3.50 bales. september. tll..pa
Sill: October, ti03yati0t0; NoSem bef, SOFIA
N0l2; Decembe ti006ati0.O6 January. tl0VeA
SI0Og; February. SO l3asi0it; March, tl0ly
slO2 20: April SiQ25asi0.A; May. tinazafl0.os,
june, ere ss4si0 %; July. siossasi04e
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispsteh.i
sEPrgvBEk gA-Markel steady. sales OF fancy
grades reported. Prime. axe; extra prime
3a5sc.: fancy. 5.c.: common, jHe;c. shehed.
3assc. spanish. exc; factory hsnd-picked.
6RsAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.
NRw YORK

NEw YORK. September z5.--co,ton easy;
sales, 3iS bales: alsO last week. not before re-
ported, 800 balee; uplands, ii Slec. Orieaas.
II 7-i8c.: net receipts, 'Sll7 bales; enpor's-to
Great Britain. q. ~ bales; 10 the Continent,
sS3 bales. stock, N2,asO bales. southern Hour
arm and quiet; common 10 fair extra fa0Oas3;
good % choice, g. lOatAlA Wheat nrm AMI
moderately active: No rcd, ~ \ sSoc. No.
hol, sdhc.; May, g3Ac. Corn fsiriy actlYe; No.
?, 40rc. October iic November. aye De-
ccmuor 4lA,c.: May. 4eac. Oats hrner; De-
cember 9it.c.: MAY. 8Ac: November. sbac.;
No. spot q p, s26 &C.. mixed western. eia2-kc.
Hops ensy and quiet. new state. hal5e Old.
7al9c. Coffee steady septem Der. flaTaSlAAl;
October, SIS 60Gsl6 ~; May, tiA5oafiAl5: spot
RIO easter: fair cArenes, l94c. Sugar-haW
nominal aud weak; rennng sac centrifu-
gals g-teet 6Ac. rsnned 5toady and In mole
rate demand; G. baabhc. sxtra 9, ohn' &C.
white extra c. 7a7Ac.: yellow. g. aStc. on a.
as Q-idc. mould A. So standard A, sac.
confecuonrrs' A. fAc. cut-l0at, crushed aud
powdered, SIC. circulated, r.. cubce, sac.
M0lassos Foreign nominal; New Orleans dpn
open kettle, good 10 fancy. 2sai6c Rice IN fair
demand aud steady domestic. inBAc; japan,
4i.a5kc. Petroleum lower: refined, here. I. a.
Cotton seed OIL dun: crude, 3laji@; yellow,
EaAc. kosn dull strained common 10 gO01,
Sla94 ati O5 Turpentlne lover and iull az fskc.
PORK quiet mess. Inspected, {l2s3asls'ot un-
inspected. fi29; extra prime. l02Atl01
Beef dull extra mess, fhDAf9.ih Beef mans
qniet At fl5 25atia11. Tierced beef slow; city
extra India mess fi2.50aSlL Cut-meats steady;
pickled hollleS gtc.: picked shoulders, iac
pickled hams l0Aal0Ec. Middles quiet short
clenr. ss.G2 Lard nrmor aud quiet; western
steam. fi.3sH september. S6& october, toS.
Freights nrm cotton, s-'Ied. grain, 5hd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 2a-ihe cash quotations
~ers: Flour steady and unchanged. 40
spring wheat DYE: No rcd. ssisc. 40.
cora. SIC No. Z oats. ~ At@S-pofk. 81.
Lard. fA0s Shor-rihs. Sh00afAlu. shoulder.
fi.37NasL51. sh0rtclcar, f3sostAH8. WINS
key. si.02
.ihn Iaaiing fltnrna rancat ~ fnllnXN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
sTEveooRes STRIKE AGAIN.
Mr.. Gladstone on Er glands Labor for the
Future.

Future.
icy AngIo-American cable 10 the DLspst;hl
Lospog, September gS--The etsTefofes eua-
pIoyei on the Eas, India dock have again gone
out on a strike. They claim tina, tho companies
are not engaging the old hands - they agreed 70
30 when tho strike vas settled
Gladstone received deputaiion Oh Lloerais
from hyde az narrower to-day. la response W
the address presented by the deputation 0isd-
store said that the Issue o. the does isoofsrs
OF labor IN fnglsod. The political outlook. be
declared, was very hopeful Tor thc iAocrals
Thu TriJ.aa and Capital. OF kotao, regard tne
results Of the fronch elections a. victory fos
the republic. The fan(afis and opsnt0as hold
has me elections show an incrcaso Of strength
on tho part Of the Boolangists.
The Emperor aud members of his Council are
understood % be debating the memorial de-
msnding the expulsion o. the Americans from
China
The Deputy sheriff Of New YORK has .aken
possessl0n a. The store Of BslfDrd. CLARK g Co.
book publishers. at No. 20 east Eightsen,a street.
on an attachment Tor asA0Vo granted By Jufgx
Barrett OF the supreme Court. IN favor u Oera.d
y. shepard. 10 whom ths slaik@ ses assigned ~
mo First National Bank u Chicago
special from Erie, Pa. says: A party
tbir,y Young people vent out toto TIE colniry
Yesterday an = band-waeou tor Q picnic ga
sneir return tho driver. being on1er he Ia
fiuence OF liquor. drove over bsnks shrosln1
he horses. wagon. and party over : pfce.psoo
forty feet in height All were baby injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK Market.

RICHMOND. september q Receipts: DO head
OF cattle. $50 sheep and lambs 375hogA
sALSs: s05 head Of cattle. Sa2 sheep and
lamoS 3s5 hogs
Prices:
Cattlo-Best SKATE. gross medium 20 good,
ealttc. gross; common 10 fair. 1NRgac. gross.
Shoep-3s askc. gross.
LaW1s-iaSkc. grosA
HOgs-6s6hc. net
Bulls 4 a2kc. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
THE WEATHER IL RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
New VORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, september s2-The stock market
tOday showed no signs 81 coming Out 81 tho ruf
Of dulnc-s, and -tagnHtiOn into which IL has
fallcn AM trading outside OF Louisville and
Nashville and trusts was ~ decidedly rotail
character, while except ia a few Of tho leading
stocks tlo aXtrsWe range seldom o1ceodoi ~.
L0uiayllie AMI Nashville was great feature,
and its early strength gave evidence thai some
one was familiar WITH tho do eopmenis which
afierwari gave the stock les great lit After
opening az "a 70 rOse 10 56A. bu, was hammered
then made that the resolution was made BY tho
directors % submit 10 the stockholders pr0pO-
siuon to Issue Sl3O0l0O OF new stock fOr the
purpose OF tA6ing ny collateral trust bonds az D
oar cent together with other securities which
may DO available. The stock afierward rOso 20
10l,, and closed at a. Jersey Central vas again
.truug feature and rose o. lg3i,. the highest
vet known tho influence Of the report that the
iTst mortgage bonds were to De funded into 4
Der cent. bond helping tho rise. Truss were a
weak sp0. and sugar was sold down rom lU4 10
lOl u, aud while there Was TAX II rival estaD-
hshment In tho south, the dee Inc looked more
Ike nianipulstiOn than anything else. big
FOurs wara also specially wOak, and common
drOpuel from 1jl ~ 7iA. There was absolutely
no feature outside Of the stocks mentioned. the
courso q prices was alternately upward and
downward with the range extremely small and
me close wss quiet and fairly 1rm &C close 10
The ooeniug figures. Sales, $4,000 shares.
6gsBn5. Exchange qu.ot and isirly steady az
ISIS. Money ensy % 5ai, closing offered at
5N SuD-Treasury DalsDces-God. Si3h4a,b3';
currency. St,If.4l.. lOveruments dui aud
wer. Tor As; sper cents. ~ ey. Int ~ c0u-
pons. lOj., ~. int state bonds dun and steeiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
And in Connection Herewith the Weather
Report.

And in Connection Herewith the Weather
Report
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
S----, WASHINGTON, September 2-For Viz
IEklR lginia, far, followed by Increasing cloud
l--Jinoss and rain, winds shiftlng to easter
ly. No change In temperature
LOON FOR WIND AID HEAVY RAINS PROM THE
SOUTH.
WAsnlNGroS. September 23.-The cyclone
which WAS this morning central on tue Alabama
coast has moved northwsrd, and Is now central
near Atlanta. The maximum velocity Is OF from
80 20 A. miles per hour from The Eas' Gull coast
ami ~ 20 36 miles ou the south Atlantic coast
General and heavy rsius and local storms have
occurred m the south Atlantic and Hast Gun
states. The storm centre Will probably move
northeastwafd over Tennessee and Eastern
Kentucky and Pennsylvania tomorrow. accom-
panied uy general and heavy rains and high
southeastcrly winds on the Middle Atlantic
coast Tho rnin area will oXteni As far wost-
ward as Onto and Indiana, aud Will Include Ken
lucky. Virginia, Pennsylvania. and southern
New f8r,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
sKsrRwsTs .. issa
Sales today privately; Wrappers. 1 hogs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

NlChHnNp. Nfpteu1uff - ~
OFFERINGS.
wHgAr.-4.3i0 bushels
CoRS.-2.sIo bushels.
OArs-i,l0 bushels
sNs.RsfOarsO - ss-Rsr,sw
WnEAT--White. 80 bushels fair at 7sc Long
berry, 90 bushels good at SEC Mixed. l.rO
bushels vsrv good 90 private terms 90 bushels
good 81 SIC. go bushels good At sac. Snort
berry. l4s bushels very good at s2c. 30 bushels
good at Sc % bushels fair at 73c- 90 bushels
fair az f3s.: a. bushels fair al Tie. as bushels
common AZ g.. Total sales OF wheaL a0ls
bushels.
CogS White, coo bushels very good on private
terms
oArs-Winter iOi bushels very good ct &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Bali TNOHE ) OCk MARKED.
BALriNORz. September 2t-BAlsimOre and
Ohio stock nominal a. 10 bid Northern Central.
7ia7sE: Cincinnati Washington aud Baltimore
lists. l00al0O8 consolidated gas bonds, ii3 {: do.
stOck -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. september @. 1881.
SALEs-FIRsr BOARD.-f500 Richmond. Frede-
rlcksburg aud Potomac railroad dividend obli-
CATION AZ llik.
CLOSING 1aot4tions II Sas Stock Bosri;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
COTTON REPOKr

COTTON RgPOKr
Market hrn.
QUOTATIONS.
hIDnLTvG. i07.c.
Low AmDLING. i0kc.
GooDOkBtSAkY. oSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

NIL N NfaHAN |a|N
1881. We favor q wise lssi-
aud judicious system Of diffusion
general education by don ny ,
adequate appropriation SD that
from the national rove thc land
nue wherever the same ihe 1gh
is needed. 'ill/cU7I
lSsN-ln q republic JffUakl
ike ours whore The stfi0S7
citizen t. the sovereign Any ~
ana tho official the ser- CONVEX
want, where no power is GOVERN
exercised except by she MACHIhl
will Of the people, IL Is iN0 IAN
important that tho SOW BvfkD
errigu 90 .he people - STATES
should possess intelll- THBhAOl
gruce. The free school l-c-. --
IS tic promoter ct that
intelligence which stO
preserve rs as q nation.
Therefore the Stale 1c
Nation, or both con-
Diuoi, should support
free Institutions ~
learning sufficient 20.
AFFORD 10 eyory child
growing up 10 the land
he opportunity u a
good comnOu-schooi
education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
MALONE AND A PARROT AT ABINGDON.

Mqhoncic: "Say that bird talk
aqn: taa better da Malone cutta dana throat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
TIE RLAIR SCHOOL BILL.

Ny com potitor makes 10 mention Of the Blair
bin. 40 often defeated IN tho House OF Repre-
seniatives by his party and maybe because the
1--WE millions Of money il would place In VIZ
gin n would 20 b. the education OF our children.
And iust here IL is a pertinent inquiry as - is
now likely, with a Republican President aud
both branches u Congress Republican. that tho
blair lil will become a law. II 10 l. sato for you
10 continue In power a state covernmcnL eNecu-
tive and Legislative, which IS inimical a. the
measure 10 control the disposition OF the <5,O0O,-
OU coming io Virginia.
I'm dlsm!ssiuc thls subject read you side By
side The declarations contained ia the national
platform 0. tn TWO parties since this question
has been an issue;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
BOSS BILLI'S DEBUT.
The Little General Opens His Cam
paign in the Southwest,
AND SPEAKS HISLITTLE PIECE,
But ie Afraid 70 Divide Time
With the Democrats.
DANIEL TO THE FRONT
4 Most Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting
and Ringing Addresses.
Isreclal lel,rran . tne pl.pAtch.l

ABINGDON. VA, september 21--Goocrhi Ma
hone entering upon his campaign Tor he honcrs
Hrd smtlumeuts oi tto gu1efLgtorinl on -e. loft
his home a. reterfbugg for Abingdon Saturday
night on the Norfolk AMI Western train. His
Hon Nufio- accom- panied him.
Republicans o. .he number az q few huuf-ri
were al De station ~ sem tho General 81 VITA
tacir friendly cheers ringing a. his cara. and ihe
demand Nas made FOR him fo como out on tho
platform. 0ul tr compiled uy leaving hls seat
So The Pullman nu3 going Gown on BE station
foor aD1 walking uervousy up and DOM
wtlc no band played Aat his admirers
hNiooct for speech. There Ms np
im0 for spcoch-msklDE and mo fcer'
which Was poor iu dramatic cfect ani l,-
together wanting iu grandeur. Wa ended Dy enc
Gnuoral boarding fhr train ~ TO Neil rang nni
gong o. Dis seat, where ho soou cgric4 no ao4
ma1e himself comfortable. hoard INIT d. was
unvoil Nc looked it ~ sixty years have
mn4o Rails hair AMI long beard almost snowy
dyspepsia has kept his Dguro scaut % no@h. oud
Whist aitn hard work. intriguing. and attempting
g. keep mo q" kick'r in traros De saging last.
tutLr tlnRs fo She vanity 81 bla earlier years in
ffe wearing of ihc outrageous e1fi whlto folf
hat at with hushy skir'. ani shoes Of dsiniY
pattern. ail 90 VII .-a your artist srefns Co know
Won. es Dec has quite inihiGny pictured them
So his cartoons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-14
The Best Wire Picket Fence Made
with HEAVY Galvanized Wire.

And Pine Wood Pickets, rough and
dressed, from 3 to 5 feet high. Also
general agent for the sale of the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-14
A Woman's Discovery,

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstoOd it's severest
ests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose that
she slept all night and with one bottle has
been mirsculously cured. Her name Is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write w. G.. Hamrick &
Co.. OF Shelby, N. C.-Get a free trial bottle at
all drug stores. 6lQ-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-14
For Sale or Trade.

Two hundred acres of fine land, seven miles
from San Antonio; fifty-five acres in cultiva-
ton, all under good fence; good frame house,
four rooms, good underground cistern, sta
bles and barn, also a fine orchard. Abund-
ance Of fine water for stock. This is a very
desirable place and can be bought for $4,000
half cash, balance in two years, or will trade
for part cash and balance in San Antonio
city property. Call at once as this property
will be on the market only short time.
JNO. T. HAMBLEToN Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-14
For Immediate Sale,

1000 acres black sandy loan prairie land sd-
from Beevllle and six miles from Pettus CITY,
on the s. A. & A. p. railway. Fenced with
suitable fencing for farming, four room resi-
dence, out-houses, underground cistern.
church. daily mail, public and music schools.
Price IS per acre. Little over one-half cash,
balance two years time. Best bargain in
famous Beeville region. Land just suited for
colony Of farmers or gents country seat
Apply at LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-14
Is It the way I make the cake
Vez afther asking now

Is It the way make the cake
Yez afther asking now
Wild that purity smirk upon yer LIP
An the pucker on yer browi
Shure, it's enough the loikes o. you,
So slight, an trim an nate
Should rist contint 70 let me do
The work, while you need only ate.
Those slender arms and little hands
Would make feeble show
Wild batting eggs an whipping crane,
rTwould break yer bones, know.
Ochl There yez stand Yen have
yer way,
I see it In yer look;
No raizen in those eyes o gray.
You're bound to be cook.
Well, tax yer butter, quite lump,
An sugar, somethiu' more,
An beat an beat until they look
Like foam upon the shore
Then eggs as fresh as they can be.
AS many as We PLACE,
An whip the whites until they froth.
The yellows till they blaze
Then mix 'em all thegither,
An beat an beat some more,
Wild trihe spice an plinty fruit.
Wild -four well covered DER;
An have yer oven hot enough.
Wild not bit to waste,
An when we cut yer cake for tea
I'm shure he'll have taste
An while its baking In the stove,
An yer heart, it's trimbling quite,
Then tax yer sugar, just one cup.
Yer egg, single white,
Wild jist drop O. lemon juice.
An bate 'em all like fun,
An kiver over all the cake
AS soon as it is done
Don't shake yer purity head at me.
I've told you all know;
III make the cake an you can see
How all the 'gregiants 60,
An, darHnt. whin he comes 10 tea,
You'll be so peart an fine
He'll never care, you'll quickly see.
If the cake is yours or mine
Good Housekeeping
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-14
PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

Confirm our statement when we say that Ack-
er's English Remedy is in every way superior
TO any and all other preparations for the
Throat and Lungs. In Whooping Cough and
Group IL is agic and relieves at once. We Of
fer you a sample bottle free. Remember this
Remedy is sold by
al RAGLAND & Co.
Evening journal., 1889-04-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Company c of Shiloh Church will give
an entertainment on April 25.
A new wheel has been placed on the
Reliance Fire Company's engine.
Walther & Co. have enlarged their car
riage shop on Market street, southside.
Rev. DR.. McviclSar preached at st An
drew's P. Z, Church yesterday after
noon
The Delaware Cadet Corps will drill at
Eighth and Jackson streets tonight at
7.30 o'clock
a concert was given in Bethany Bap-
tist Church last evening by the choir Of
the church.
Annie E. Bayne has been granted let
ters of administration upon the estate of
Roger Bayue, deceased
The plans Of the new Trinity Church
are in the hands of the architect, who
viii take charge of the bids.
The water pipe in the ladies room at
the p, w. & B. railroad station bursted
yesterday and is being repaired
Kingswood M E. Sunday school will
give an entertainment on Friday evening
next for the benefit of the church.
There will be services at Cookman NJ.
2. Church, Thirteenth and Scott streets,
every night this week at ?. 45 o'clock.
One Of the wagons belonging to the
Singer Manufacturing Company ran over
boy yesterday and hurt him severely.
The State Board Of Pharmacy is in ses-
sion in the Board of Educations room
this afternoon, and applicants are being
examined.
Henry Roeske Of Philadelphia repre-
senting the Standard Filter system was
before the Board Of Water Commissioners
last night.
The show window of William NJ. Ken
nard's store at 623 Market street is
dressed in a beautiful and appropriate
Easter design.
The Board of Health met last evening
and transacted regular routine business
DR.. Draper being absent, Edward f.
Kane presided.
James J. Patterson, the Phnnix Fire
Company's engine driver took the
wheels Of the engine to Philadelphia and
had them rehooped.
Letters testamentary have been
granted Gabriel Sutton and Jacob Gasby
upon tae estate of Ephraim Sutton, late
of Mil Greek hundred.
A small boy attending St. Marys r.
c. school fell from the top Of a seat in
the class room yesterday and received
two severe cuts on his forehead.
The Order of the Iron Hall viii give an
open meeting in the Hardness Building
tonight Supreme Prelate J. s. Dubois
will make an address. A musical pro
gram will be rendered by home talent
The agents Of Barnum's circus are en-
deavoring to get permission to close up
Taylor and Ninth streets from Lombard
to Pine on May 3, SO that they may
spread their tents on the intervening
l lofg
Evening journal., 1889-04-17
NEW CASTLES NEW MAYOR.
He win Make Change in the order of
the Town.


Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April Thames Coch-
ran the man who was arrested yesterday
by Chief Williams, was given hearing
before Mayor Hanson yesterday, and was
hned $40 and costs. Mr. Williams says
he was not knocked down, as previously
stated, by this man, but he fell down.
Inc mayor informed the reporter that he
had cleared the 'loafer's corner on Sun.
day, Of all the loafers, and intended to
keep it clear.
Miss Sallie Riddle of this city'is visit
ing friends at Smyrna.
Mrs. DR.. john J. Black and Mrs. James
u Shaw Of this city spent yesterday IN
Philadelphia
George Wright and wife left to-day for
the home Of the former down the state
on visit
John Martin Of this city spent yester
day in Wilmington.
delphia
Ex- Mayor Janvier is having the room
IN the old court house opposite the post
Office lifted up as a justice Of the peace
Rev Mr.. Rebman, formerly Of this
city, was in the city last evening.
William Deakyne spent yesterday in
Wilmington.
Owing to the winds Of yesterday all
the fishermen did not fish. Those who
did fish had three men.
Company II is drilling every evening.
preparatory to going to New York ON
the goth
John N. Vallette spent the dayin Phil
adelphia.