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Hides

Green-484lsc 9 pound.
part cured - r pound.
full cured Sc . pound.
Hry-4 4aoc , pound.
galf skins sgsc 2 pound
sheep Skins-5Oaf sSc each.
TAlow-5f &C . pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

city government Just after the war. and
Monroe Park when FIRST made was named
after him since he inspired this great city
improvement.
Mrs. Gfldersieeye and her daughter. Miss
Emma, viii arrive in Baltimore about the
middle Of November from their trip TO
Europe. They will be tho guests Of Mrs.
Raleigh Colston, OF this city, in the month
of December.
Tho lecture on 1.-THE Ethical Features Of
the Tariff and Labor Questions" by Rev.
J. u. Hawthorne. y. D., Of Atlanta,
formerly pastor Of the First Baptist church,
of this city, end known throughout the
South as a great orator. Is attracting q
good deal Of attention, and the indications
are that the capacity of the hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
thoroughly tested tomorrow night
Tho Gilmore SOCIAL Club gave their first
entertainment last Tuesday evening az
Mrs. Lovenbureh's. 1909 east Franklin
street. The following members were pres
ent'. Misses Iottie Sickenger. Lillian Gem
try, Pearl Gentry, Irene Knote, Emma
Brown. Ola Mallory, Jessie Moody. Kate
Mallory, and Messrs. Benny Franklin,
Charlie Nottert. Wallace Scherer, Willie
Knote John Brown. George Kappes, and
Thomas KnOte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

The illness of Mr.. Frank +, Patrick
grows more serious and his condition last
night was such as to cause the gravost APP
prohensious on the part of those about
him. His attending physician, DIR. Isaiah
III. White, said to O I7SpGch reporter Just
before midnight that while Mr. Patrick
had not been 40 well for the last two days
be was not in any immediate danger.
Dir. Patricks trouble is paralysis, which
has been coming on him gradually for two
weeks. The stiffness of his right side has
been steadily increasing, and for the last
two days he has had to keep his bed. He
can still use his right hand and bis erm a
little at times. His mother, whose home
is in Danvillo, has been with him since the
first part of the week. end Major Suther-
lin, his uncle, arrived from Danviile on
FRIDAY
At the suggestion of DR.. White, Mr..
Patrick accompanied him 70 New York
about ten days ago and consulted Or;
Iandon Carter Gray, a distinguished
specialist in nervous diseases. They re-
turned last Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
n II = AalSI1HF = '|DNNf
a. 6i5 east Broad street

a. Si5 east Broad street
We continue this week with our low
price sale. This means that although
our unusually large sales are depicting
our stock and many Of our bes. articles
are being sold at prices lar below their
present value, We are determined to
keep down tho prices as long as our
present supply lasts.
Every mail brings US additional adj
vices of advanced prices in all lines Of
Imported Dry Goods. With this fact
nov made plainly apparentit requires no
argument to convince the consumer that
an opportunity to buy Dry Goods at old
prices, if once lost Is ike throwing
money away.
We advise our customers TO buy all
they expect TO require for some time to
come IN the following lines:
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. NAP.
KINS AND HANDKERCHIEFS,
BLANKETS, CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, SERGES
AND ALL-W0OL DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND EN-
BROIDERIES, FLANNELS, SHEET
INGs, MUsLINs, AND WHITE
GOODS.
We have positively made no change
in our prices ON any OF the above
named articles
CLOAkS. COATS, JACKETS.
This has been an unusually busy week
in our Wrap Department. We claim to
show the best styles made up this season,
and our variety is large enough 10 eatis-
~ any reasonable desire. But our
STYLES are daily becoming less in num-
Der and there is small probability OF any
duplicates coming in except at greatly
advanced prices.
4 nuTzL4Ry SONS.
e Eta, ThA5o 10 sast upoaA street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

and Il n proposed 10 mako tho lgitsc
q mammosh Que. Chairman E1gson ma
Cougressman-elect lavsou win p 49,.
and Invitations have bean sent 70 TOE tASn'
ers' alliances OF the adjacent counEeA
Largo shipments Of SgutAwest- VIZ IL
cattle are regularly arriving hero fo5 sne''
ment TO EUROPE
Rev. Joseph r. stcnecr, Of Chsflcston.
W. Va, is In the city. tho guest OK nov
Father Doherty. Of 81. ksry's
Henry Custus will not be hanged 70 tnS
county on the 29th, rs his case IL now pcno.
ing In tho Court OF Appeals.
rxCrsprARrYs AID rITxvr.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Young Old, living
about two miles back OF Berkeley. wss
aroused by the cry of Gre and ran ous 70
find thnt his barn, containing. forage.
horses, &c, was IN blaze. Whilc out 10
the endcayor 10 rave his property tho n.
cendiarics entered his residence and stote
about $40 in cash. AL the clothing they
could carry OF. and vet fire 10 the building,
which was entirely consumed bE Old
saved somo hay, harness, and hrs horses
and wagons. Th-re u an insurance OF
about S3O9. It's thought that the tre was
the work Il former cmpsoye, who had
been discharged. and the police are now
on his track.
YoU'KF EErcoNg, youNnsrKA
The Norfolk News aud Courier Company
was organized this afternoon and elected
the following oficors. President. George
w. TAYLOR: Vice-prcsident, Leroy III.
Shields Secretary aud Treasurer, W. W.
Dcgge. The paper viii b. started ON the
18TH as an afternoon sheet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Won q splondId Horse

Colonel william A. Boykin, the CON-
rnander of Maryland's crack Fifth regi-
ment and brother of Captain +. NJ, Boy
lin Of this city, was voted the handsome
saddle-horse offered by General Felix Ag.
nus Tor competition al the Baltimore Ma.
sonic Fair. The american says
The horse, which is 3 beautiful light
roane. Is a direct descendant OF Colonel
M0sby's famous mare which carried that
gallant Confederate soldier all through the
Mar He was born in Loudoun county. Va,
and IL four years old. He came into Gene
raj Agnus's possession two years ago, and
has been perfectly trained.
Like his grandmother, Mosoy--aS the
horse 10 called-is perfectly fearless, and
could 10 made to face a battery OF artillery
vomiting q death volley OF shot without
finching. He has been broken 20 all sad
dle gate and ia beautiful driver, either
double or single. The horse goes free,
and neither pulls nor Jerks and i IS 50 in; N;
telhgent that he obeys the commands o.
the voice. He has been cared for at Aaci.
roma Stock Farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
DID NOT STOP THEM.
The Faust Up 20 Date Company TO Leave
This Morning.

The Faust Up 20 Date Company 10 Icnve
This Morning.
A. coon rs the performance at tho Acade-
flr WAS over last night the scenery proper
Il, Gll costumes Of the Faust Up TO Date
Company were packed. loaded on wagons,
and carried 90 tho Fredericksburg depot,
Notwithstanding the fact that they had
been attached last Wednesday night in the
damage suit Of Charter against Birnbaum.
AT each Of tho five performances GIVEN
The box-Ofice receipts were also attached.
In addition to this suit was Yesterday IN
gtitutcd in tho Chancery Court by Charter
against Brnbaum for S120, salary alleged
SO be duo. An attachment was also issued
I'm this case and levied on the bOx-othce
last night. Messrs. Page a Garter, cOun-
eol for Charter went on his bond IN this
case.
Under the state law it seems that money
can be attached and hold without bond,
while other property cannot. In accord
nuCe with the papers served on him Dir.
Berger hud on hundlast night about $4,000
belonging 90 MIR. Blrnbaum. About
O'Clock tho cashier of the bank IN which
Mr.. Berger keeps his account went down
town with him, opened the bank, and gave
him a certified check for tho fun amount
Of the money due Mr.. Blrubaum, 10 whom
She check was turned over. Mr.. Bruhaum
having first given Mr. Berger ample Sc
cunty 20 protect him against all loss.
Mn. Birubaum, his company, and pro-
rcrty are expected 60 leave on the early
rain this morning for Philadelphia, where
hey play an of this week. The manager
declares il 70 ho ms intention 10 fight the
case 60 the end.
Shend Gates consulted counsel yester-
day and was advised not 20 stop the re-
moval N tho property unless gwen an in
demnifyiug bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

On. J. William Jones and wife arc stop
ping at FOrds Hotel.
MissIottie GraGiguais visiting her sister,
8lrs. Kate CozMsca, in Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Matte Goodwin, of Gordonsyille,
IS visiting Mrs. Baughan, sos east Leigh
street.
Miss Mamie Buckley, Of Gordonsville. Is
VI fing their brother, Willie Buckley, 500
north Tenth street
Mrs. Is. @. Cook, Of Attlca, Kan, is vis-
iute her daughter, Mrs. W. j. King, COS
IVES, Marshall street.
Mesrs. James f. Epes Of Blackstone
g. F. brown OF Petersburg, and X. ).
h'esus, OF Salem, are 1T tho American
hy,a.
john Douglas (coioreD was received at
Sic pUuitontiaEy yesterday from Princess
Arlo county 10 serve three years for
i'use-tToaking.
lle.ers. Strause and Raab have pur-
O. led 80 feet at the northeast corner OF
N4n and seventh streets at $500 per foot,
total Of $4,000.
The following sheriils were OF the Capt.
o.. '8storday ;. w. Lee, OF Greenesville;
J H. Caaee, of Princess Anne, and I. Il.
N. spock, OF Augusta
ThIrty-four votes were cast for Captain
Wise ai liancock's Store precinct in Ches-
tertcld. one Of them by Republican who
had not voted the Democratic ticket since
lSGJ.
The ambulance was called yesterday at
$50 +. NJ. O. attend a white man on First
and Duyal, who wes suffering from an at
tack Of vertigo. He was taken 10 his
home.
The West-End Union Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union win meet II
III Grove avenue Monday at O'Clock =.
M., and all the mem beTs and all the friends
arc invited 10 attend.
Cards have been issued to tho marriage
Of Dr.. '. W. Harrison, OF this city, and
Miss Mary V. Holt, OF Newport News, at
the FIRST Baptist churchof that place, on
wednesday et B Il. III.
Mrs. Pcriuo Brown, Of Bedford county,
I stopping at Mrs. Duval's sol east Frank
In street, and Dir. Wilcox Browns two
daughters are expected to Join her on
tuesday and spend week.
Mr.. Kyle, Mr.. Moore, and Miss Minnie
Moore. Of bramwen, w. Va. passed
through Richmond Thursday IN route TO
New York, aud were joined by Professor l..
Louis ides daughter. Miss May Ide.
Miss Mildred Lee. Miss Gaillard. OF New
YORK aliss Margaret Mcintosh. and Miss
Nate Browne, Of Baltimore, daughter of
hr. Hand Browne, the distinguished htpa-
,c| and Maryland historian. will DO at
General Anderson's after November i4th.
James u. Elliott. ruler, Irving L. Beve-
mage, treasurer, and Junius A. Cosby, sec
Rotary Of J. A. Cummings Assembly, No.
"a, Royal Society Of Good Fellows, turned
over yesterday 10 Mrs. Fannie irene Bode-
Ter draft Tor $4,000, the endowment Of
her deceased husband, Henry Bodeker.
Miss Bettina Padolford. who sings
Fool" which will be- played at the Academy
this week, Is the daughter OF Colonel Al.
bart Ordway. Colonel and Mrs.. Ordway
osos ssssdsd hssa. The former was Ia the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
THE RUSH OF COTTON
ALL THE WAREHOUSE STORAGE or
NORFOLK EXHAUSTED.
Lively Composition Among Commiss5sn
Merrhants-The Rovsi Arcauum's
Tooth slember Bsnqucted.
Correspondents. Of he Richmond DisDasca.l

Correspondence " the Richmond DsDasch.l
NORFOLK, November 8, 1890.
The rush of cotton TO this port has cx-
hausted the storage and the bales are
stacked on the wharyes as high as tho
warehouses and the piles covered with can
vas, with buckets Of water on topas pro-
caution against fire. The receipts now ave-
rage !. 600 balesa day. and the stspleis likely
10 run late this year. as those in tho country
who can afford it arc likely 10 hold on for
better price,. There has been considera-
BILE competition among the commission
men TO secure cotton this season. and IL Is
said one firm cut tho selling price down
10 thirty cents balo. Tho largo aad SUBJ
stantial houses charge ffty and seventy
five cents and have TO handle a great deal
TO make that ratio pay. When Norfolk
first commenced To build up as a cotton
port q "A bale was the regular selling prico.
Quite q large feet of foreign steamships
are now in port awaiting oargoes and the
comprises are now gong day and night
Still. HITCH
The fleet OF schooners awaiting cargocs
Of coal at Iamhert's Point * not so large
now as for some weeks past. There Is still
hitch. however. in the transportation on
the railroad. aud the shipment from the
piers this week only amounted TO l3,76I
tons.
Ocean Council. Royal Arcanum. the new
council recently organized in portsmou
initiated the one-hundre1th member last
night. and viii celebrate the event with
grand banquet at the City Hall next
Wednesday night, which will DO attended
By the Supreme Regent. Grand Regent Of
Virginia. and other dignitsres OF the order.
sAw-aiILL DESTROYED.
The large saw-mill at Nixonton, on
the Norfolk Southern railroad, was de-
stroyed by ire on Thursday. Several adj
iaceut buildings also took Ere hut the
flames were extiucuished. There was 30
insurance on the property and the ioss ~
quite serious TO Mr. h. l.. Banks, the
owner.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GooDE-
The funeral of Mrs. John Goode. who
died Yesterday, took place this afternoon
from Christ church, Rev. Dr. o. >. barten
conducting the services. Later the re-
mains were taken over the Seaooard ano
Roanoke road TO southampton county tor
intcrment az Oak Grove at noon Tomorrow:
Deceased was a Miss Slllie Urquhart, OF
Southampton, where she married Mr.:
GoOde and went with him TO Bedford
county 10 live.
Mir. j. W. Elliott. of Pittsburgh, Pa, has
been appointed agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway in this city, and ~ now
on duty. Colonel Bremond resigned on
account Of III health.
The Merritt Wrecking Company now
have no hope of saving the four-masted
schooner Howard Smith, but expect 70
save her cargo OF onethousand tons Of steel
rails. and are working hard 10 do II.
novAr 1oy rrrfg twrDN
The Democmtic Executive Committee
have ordered LOCO torches ADD set men 10
,unrL ON tho Lrnmannr-m-lna nul Llnnnra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
sTANLeY-6ARTELoTT.

stanley's Alleged Contradictory State
nents-He Is Bound TO Produce Proofs
By Anglo-Amerfoon cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November s.-The Pdl-AdA
Garette, referring to the Stanley-Barte-
lott controversy, says: Stanley's charges
against Bartelott ard Jamison cannot
be allowed 10 rest, especially as
Stanley himself has denied his own state
ments in advance. In letter dated Au-
gust s1st and published December Dist be
declared that the horrible statements IN
connection with Bartelott and Jamison1
were simply inconceivable nonsense and
sensational canards. In the face Of his own
emphatic denial no ia boand 10 produce
every scrap of proof that he can to sustain
the charges he made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
MILITARY MOTIFS.
Feee Bridge to BE hep, Open.

Mr.. 7. P. Campbell. president OF the
James-River (Free) Bridge Commission,
who has been absent from the city for
about a week, returned yesterday morning
and in the afternoon had consultation
with the contractor who isrepairing and re-
flooring the Free bridge and arranged SO
that hereafter the bridge will DO open to
all traffic from A. M. to 7. NJ.
This is a move in the right direction and
will end what has been great inconye-
nience to many persons who do hauling
over the structure. The work will be
completed in about ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

nondl Christian church, and since then q q
brooklyn. Atlanta, and Cincinnati, VII VII
oficiate. Rev. |. j. Spencer will probably
be the pastor of the church, 1.
The new dollhouse on Nayo's lsiana -
on either side. "a
The November term Of tho Chesterneiu
County Court commences tomorrow
ur. Frank w. Fitzgerald, who came ners
from Winston, N. c.. 90 vote, returneu
home 30 that city Yesterday.
The Committee on Banquet Of the Eiiiot.v
Grays' Association viii hold a meeting q.
MIR. H. A. Jordan's tomorrow night az
oiclock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

ny Apglo-AmorIcan caslo % mo Dig2at

fBy Anglo-Americsn cablo 70 tho Disostchl
RoME, November s.-General Won CO.
pr1vi. tho German Chancellor. to-day VS.
tied tho Cathedral at Milan and subse-
ouontly inspected the works Of art in the
Victor Emmanuel Gallery. Afterwards he
returned to the Hotel Caveour, where he
held long conference with Signor Crispi,
the Italian Prime Minister. The Duke and
Duchess OF Genoa and the court dlgnrtG-
ries will DO present at the banquet 70 be
given to Chancellor Won Caprivi at
Monica
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
No, HE r,.cni,xe Head,

The National Chapter Of the Progressive
Endowment Guild of America Is not the
executive head of tho order, tut u body
for the benoht OF those persons who wish
20 join bat who live in localities where no
subordinate chapter exists. Ladies as well
as men are eligible 10 membership In the
National Chapter. The Guild Is j ~ than
nine months old, but II has nearly one
thousand members. All the money paid
into the treasury comes - Richmond Tor
investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Pirncr In Tonqnin.

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable 70 tho Disps,ch.l
PANS, November 8.--The So'en has ad-
vices from Tonqun that piracy is rampant
there and that the French outposts are be-
ing attacked constantly. Tie fact that
these disorders are occurring Is kent Sc
cret. the advices say, 0s il IL feared that II
publicity were given 20 them tho project
now before tho French Chambers for loan
by the French Government TO the Tom
Quin protoctorate would b. seriously inter-
feral with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

executor OF tbs Empire State, hsve ono OF
bis political friends como TO the Senate.
and a for his own political future STAGE
everything on tho presidency. nc can, u
y claimed, get the delegation from the
state TO the next Nationai Oon-
yention with hardly any effort. He
Is the idol of Tammany. he has
never lost victory in New york, and
his splendid speeches, his advice. and his
work in The campaign that recently closed
have endsared MIN To Democrats III Ohio,
Connecticut, West VIRGINIA. Indiana. New
Jersey. and many other states, Wbere
The greatest Democratic victories were
achieved
The interview OF Senator Blackburn. in
which ne has drawn popular attention 10
governor Hull, has enthusod the latter :
friends greatly. but Il has been gall-and-
worDwood to our allies Of mugwump pro-
cliyities.
rrR CENSUS RETURNS
Colonel Bob Porter announces that the
hn0l complete, and official census, national
and state. VIII be made public within ten
DAYS, and that no more recounts VIII be
allowed. lie wants TO have all this ready
for Brother Mark DunpelPs Census Com
mlttee OF the House. Poor old Mark Dun
nell IS q dead duck. aud he viii go OF this
NbaAlNtc Will Afd1N ASOib blAb NlANSAs
1t will be remembered that his reappor-
tionment bill. if passed in its present shape,
will cause Virginia 70 lose a member Of
Congress.
WISCONSIN.
One Of the chief beauties about the
Democratic victory in Wisconsin is that we
viii not only elect q Senator % succeed
that hOt-headed little Radical Spooner,
but we are likely 10 hold the Legislature
and get also tho successor 80 Senator Saw
yer two years hence. The Republicans
have had tho legislative districts Of Wis
consin so packed that we have been power
less. Now we can do little Democratic
guaranteeing that VIII last many years.
The Republicans ore likely 20 lose control
of the Senate IN about two years.
Ex-Congressman Libbey OF Virginia. is
here. He says that things arc booming in
business way down IN 1idewater. All
around Old Point Comfort there IL pros
perity, and the near completion of the
mammoth new hotel is q source Of salts
faction 10 the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Tie Biz Ts,ur I'm ChicngO.

A special dispatch from Chicago Gays
Negotiations for the sale of tho Chicago
aud Eastern Illinois system 10 the Big
-Four are being quietly perfected. and it is
said upon good authority that the deal Will
soon be brought to a successful consum-
nation. The Big -Four does not get any
nearer TO Chicago than Kankakee. from
which point TO the lake-front stations its
trains are handled by the illinois Central
under q traffic arrangement. This is very
unsatisfactory. BY acquiring the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois the Big Four VIII
secure o proprietary interest in the Dear
born-Street station and the Chicago and
Western Indiana Terminal and the Belt
railway OF Chicago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
s,reet.car Rloter sent On.

II. b. Hardy (colored,) who was charg cd
with being the ringleadeI OF the disturb
ance op the electric ear last Sunday eve.
ming, an account of which was published
in Tuesdays Dispaich. was before Justice
Crutchfield YESTERDAY. Conductor Moody
testified that when the dlstur banoe began
he tried to stop IL and Hardy interfered.
The evidence was strong against the &C;
eused and no was sent on 10 the grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Shnt-D Down OF WOollon-hilis.
fBy Telegraph % the Dlspaich.l

PRovIDENcE. r. l.. November e.-1ast
night as the warps ran out the carding and
spinning departments Of the Harrison
Woollen-Mill, ut Wocnsocket, were shut
down. There is every prospect Of shut
down OF all the mills belonging 20 this
cn1nnanV in Wooneocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
ThE COMING TOURNAMENT.
Jrmcs City Gives Howdsn go. lawson
2oO-The Fall Court Terra.
Worrespondeneo Of lhe niehmond Dispatch.l

Uorrospoudeucc OF tb9 Richmond D'spa,ch.l
WuIrsNsBuR0. November 2, 1890.
Qnite extensive preparations are being
made here FOR the grand tournament and
ball which comes Oh 90 the 18th.
Several from our town viii attend the
hlg celebration in Norfolk next week In
honor Of the great victory ~ Tuesday last
Mrs. n l.. Newhill. Of fsseX county. y
visiting her relatives here. Mrs Newbill
was Miss Jennie Smith. well-known and
very popular young lady OF our town, and
n daughter of sydney Smith. Esd. a lead
ing member Of our legel fraternity.
The commissioners Of election have re-
turned the following as The correct vote OK
James City county Bowden, BA. lawson.
201.
The fall term ~ the Circuit Court for the
county aud town meets here Tuesday
Judge Benjamin Il. Ounter presiding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Caught IN Norfolk.

The Dispdich received tho Following
special from Norfolk last night
peter Carey (eolored), who Is wanted in
Richmond for felony in HOUSEKEEPING and
stealing $3.50. was arrested here tonight
and is in jail. y
Carey Is charged with having broken
into Mrs. SheppGrd's, corner seventh and
Cary streets. Nothing was stolen 30 far as
kpa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
cHlCAGO'S GAS TRUST
Fined and Forever Declared from Hold
ing stock I'm Other Companies.
,p.-,---.-N g.. 80 pg-n..o.

CHICAGO, November s.-The Gas Trust
was this morning fined $40 and costs in the
suit of the people against tho trust, and
Judge Mcconnell entereda sweeping order
forever debarring the trust from holding
any stock, even q minority, in other gas
companies or electric-light companies.
This was In accordance with his decision
rendered some days ago. Counsel for the
the Supreme Court win settle as 10 the
legality Of Judge McConnelps judgment
OF ouRter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Rinnd,s Case pIsmissod.

The case against Lewis Bland (colored)
charged with being disorderly and yio;;
lently resisting the police was dismissed
by Justice Crutchfeld yesterday. Bland
~ the man who was shot by Onlcef Gioson
four weeks ago last night whiie resisting
arrest he has suffered sdss sse dS ~ The ever
quest Of the officer.