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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, May II. 1871
slLEs-FIssr BOARD.-l,000 Virginia per
cent at o., 1900 do at q.
Cl1sins tIo,Aiions as ne Slook Exchanges
GOvsaHasHr JzJgsIrIsA ia astsI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Irish Protest.
NV telegram 60 the Di.patch.l


NEw YORK, May 1.-THE Executive Com
miftee of the Irish National League has
addressed protest to President John titz-
gerald against the continued postpone
ments of a national convention and against
the recent audit of the accounts Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
sToNE-THROWlNG GHOSTS.
volieys Fired by Unseen Hands at Jack
son Centre, Pa.

son teuAEc,
Uncanny happenings at the late home OF
Deacon Harrison, in Jackson Centre. Mer-
Ger county, Pa. have thrown that hamlet
into a state of disorder. and the stald Pres
byterian residents Of the place are attrlbu-
ting 10 malicious disembodied spirits
phenomena that they are et loss
TO account for by earthly logic. Jesse
Harrison q wealthy farHer Of that ylclni-
ty, died il February last. leaving a. WE
and several children. A sale 70 settle the
estate took place early IN March, put Ms
Harrison and her children continued TO
occupy the homestead. At that season OK
the year it is the custom OF Mercer-coaaty
farmers to make maple sugar, and one Gay
az Mrs. Harrison and family were ooliin.
down sap the peculiar mystery thaI mas
since stirred the usually comatose vnlage
into whirl OF feyerish excitement was de-
yeloped, While stirring fire under the
sap-kettle Dir. McElsee, the aged tatner OF
the widow, was startled by a, shower OF
stones, which came apparently out OF
the air and struck the SIDE OF In Ihe
house ana ground near nm. Inc
strange occurrence 50 alarmed the ram,
lily. that they fed into the house ana
bolted the doors. Without cessation the
stones continued falling for nan an hour.
when the family attempted 70 RESUME
their labors later in the day the stone
throwing recommended with greater force,
and with irregular interruptions was kePs
up until evening. The neighbOrs were 1ola
this strange story, and although ths liaa-
risons are reputable people there were
many wise conferences and SAD SHAKING VI
heads in quiet farm-houses that nignt.
Last week men from the neighboring
farms appointed themselves as guard 10
patrol the premises. This guard mas since
been kept up and. although the pstroinen
hear and see the stones fall, they cannot
trace the source from which they come.
During the evening while the COWS are
being MIXED pebbles fall into the mi I'M
buckets or strike the animals. stones iah
Ct the feet Of various members OF tue ism-
liz who are performing duties seous IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Four Children Crcmatsd.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. May IA special TO
the advertiser from Selma saws. Crockett
late. negro living four miles from town.
went to church with his wife last night,
The house was burned aud all the children
were cremated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THEaeWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Dosrds-oottoA
Grain. r1our. and Other Quotstiooa.

iBy telegraph to the Dispsscn.I
~ WASHINGTON. May T.-Forecass Tor
IfAl9 Virginia, warmer. fair weather. varis-
SJbls winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Asa Matter of Course.
tBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

CHfcAoo. May 1.-THE strike agitation
among the colored walters of the city has
taken q political turn. Subscription papers
are in circulation among leading pollti-
clans of both parties with view to raising
money 10 sustain them IN case they 60 on
a strike.
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Carlisle EIec,..,

FRAsKroRr, KY;. May I7.-John @. Car
isle was to-day elected United States sena-
tor by tho legislature in joint session. he
received i9I votes. Adams (Rspublican)
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Nay l7.-Reserve increase
500; loans, decrease, Sl59l 800; specie, de-
crease, Bla,2)0; logal-tender., increase, SSH
COO deposits, decrease, fltflO; circulation, in-
/ crease, 1880.
Tho banks now hold s.. Oh s75 in excess Of the
l pA rlla
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THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES Y. cLAIS1E. PKxsipssr
BRApSrREEr's RICHMOND OFFICE
No llO9 EAST MAIN sfakkE.
Telephooe Ma ~
J. Ii. Witty, superintendent

Tho Ricamond ONCE h.s moro Than kept peeo
win the rapid growth Of she city aud develops
advantages OF systom the superiority q vhtrn
10 recognized In every trade ceatrs VI TIE cvlk
ixsd world. THAT is u IN special sense prepared
20 guard The interest % ~ local pssxons V -
~ ssbscssesys tAas aay sfAsv sssyeasfsk s>snsk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

sALrIxoRs. May 7.-virginis consols. 90; do
l0-i0s. 20: DO 3s, 05k: Baltimore and Ohio
stock. l00alOl: Northern Central stock, 68A:
consolidated gas bonds il4sll5: do STOCK,
h2Ls5a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Supply of smOkcless Powder.
By Anglo.American cable to the Dispatch.l

PARIS, May 17.-An ammunition-fsctory
at St. Anne has received an order from the
Russian Government for a quantity Of
cartridges loaded with smokeless powder
equal TO the supply for 1000. 600 rifles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
FROST AND ICE.
Vegetables and Fruit Seriously Damaged
in Illinois ard iowa.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispa'ch.l

WArrs1oo. Iowa. May 17.-There was a
severe frost throughout this section Thurs
day night and yesterday morning. extend
ing into Illinois. efrOze to the thickness
of a window-pane. Vegetables and fruit
were seriously damaged. Potatoes suffered
most in Iowa. At Galena, H., the grape
crop was ruined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

The Presbytery Of AIbomsrle presented
an overture on eyangeliZation of the Jews.
Referred without being read. An over
1.-THE was referred 10 special committee.
A second overture with regard 10 the evan
gelization of the Jews from the Presbytery
of Athens WAS referred. \ number of
other oyertures were read. The more i'm
portaDt were: One from the Synod Of
South Georgia nnd Florida asking that the
boundaries of tho synod be changed ono
from the Presbytery Of Concord asking
that the question of tithes he RENTED by
tho assembly, and one from the Presbytery
of Enoree in reference TO young women
who were offering themselves as foreign
missionaries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
nEATlIs.

DEATHS.
DYSON.-Dled. May Il, 1870, ~ $50 A. NJ. ~
the residence Of hts grandfather, ~. ThcmAs
Bryant. 22il ksnabls atreet. THOMAS LRE, tps
FAINT son Of Linda and Richard Dyson; aged tvs
months and twelve day..
III take these llluo lambs, Gays lie,
And lay them On Ny broasi
Protection ihoy shall hnd IN Ne
la No DO ever blest
Funeral services viii taks plsce TO-DAY a.
$50 +. N. st tho grave, IA ShOckOe cemetery.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 10
attend.
GAYLF.-Died, At O'Clock z. w., at the resi-
dence II nor parents, No. i0i Louisiana street.
LENA W., your daughter OF william &. sns
Mary Gayle: sged twenty-two months.
Farewell, LENA, thou hast left US,
We Thy toss most deeply feel.
But Ills Col who hath berett US
lie can all our sorrogs heal e
Her funeral will lake place from ,hssbovs 70.
sideucs a. O'Clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Friends ana ecquaintances VI tho family are In
yited 10 attend.
RICE-Died. tho infant child Of John w. AMI
Harriet I. Rice.
Services conducted a. tho house, 20 west Canal
street, THIS AFTERNOON Al 4 o'clock by +. A.
Cutler. Friends II tho family invited 70 atiend.
Burial at ORkWOOi.
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THE
BOSTON'S
50 SUITS
SEE.

MARINE INTELLiGESCR
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NAY is. isso
sun rises .......... 459i Hon TIDk
sun sots............ 7l3 Norning. ...-.,.... tc3
Moon sets........ e;l6 evening" ............ SO
MlSIATURg ALMANAC. MAY 70. 1870
Sun risss........... 4a8 nion TIpL
sun sets. tli morning. ~
Moon sssA.. .,.,,.. sDl ktenins.,,,,.... "a
roaT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. 800
AgEIvEn
Steamer Colchester. Trglu, Norfolk, merchss-
steamer GolIsboro'. omen, Phnsislphts,
merchandise and passengers. J. w. Aecsrrtas,
agent
PORT OF WEST POINT, VA. MAI II. Ia
lBy Teisxraph.l
Steamship Charlotte. Slcsls. BsfunorA ssss-
raj cargo
Steamship Dsnviiis. Bnlay% Baiumers. ssass
raj cargo
PoKT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NAT n Liza
lBy Telegrsphl
Steamship old Dominica, RichmoaA anl
ssled for Nov York, msrchandise
steamsnip Orion. Boston, 70 losd eosA
SAILED.
Steamship r. =. Mathews. London. asrcha0
disc.
MEMORANDUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

:GRAlN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May II, 1890.
0FvEgISsL
NHgAr-45i bushels.
CORS.-2.foO busneiL
OATs.-2,40O bushels
SALES REPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
wBEAr.-Longberry, 1913 bushels prime on
private term. Mixed. 10 bushels good 9. Ole.
osTs.-Mlxed, Loo bushels prime on private
terms
COTTON KEPoKE
Market drm-
QUorAyTcaA
hIpDL!So, NC.
Low 4IDDLIEG, i0Lc.
Coon ORDINARY. i0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

rey- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. -
Preaching al II A. " by Rev. 7. p. Bell No
service at night Strangers cordially invited.
Nsy- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Msin and sixth streolsl-Rex w. ".
LASpEUs, ID. D., ALL preach al II A. N. and .
IN. %
fry WASHINGTON s T Il Il T. Il
METHODIST CHURCH.-Rsgular services 40
II A. n. and 3 p. NJ. Preaching by tho pastor.
Roy. x II. BENNETT A special children s-dar
service at4P 81. cordial inyisa,i0n 10 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKEE
MARRIAGES.


MANN-CHURCH.-M Married. ~ the residence
Of the brides parests, April %, issp, by the hev:
j. Wiley Bl doe, hr. CHARLES r. MANN and
Miss EHrAG. CHURCH; both Of THIS city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
The Fugitive Mayor.

fBy telegraph 20 the Dispstshsl
JAoxsoEyILfx. FLA. May IA Cedar
xaos special 10 the ftges- UfssoA says Very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18


ST. LsuB, May l7.-Flour nrm and un-
changed. Wheat nuctuated q great iesl snt
closed hai,c. above yesterday; No red, cash.
axe. July, gisc. Corn dun: No .. ash. 4ss
8.ac.: May. 33ac. oats weak. July. ebsc.
WhisGey quiet at fi.0a Begging. osc. Provi.
slons very DUH aud only smsll JOB trade doa@
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI May i7--llonr quiet Whet
firm; No. red, 91c Corn duh No. May. mix
ed, size. Pork easy 90 gi2sA lard dull a,
sh90. Bulk-mogts and ta-On easy. Wh.hey
firm ats l0!.
TIE WORLDS COTTON.
NEw YoRK. May 1.-THE total visible supply
OF cotton for tho world IS 2,2issl7 bales, % which
i4s2 6i7 baloa are American, against o59,l ~ AMI
i,iD4. $50 bales respectively last year. no ~.
cepts OF cotton froln all 'hs Interior towns, sNl
balee; receipts from The plantations. -. crop
IN sight, 7,04o 500 eaies.
NEW YORK COrrOT FUrURgS
Nsw YoaK, May i1-CO,,on-Net receipts.
100 bales; gross, ,te4 bales. Futures closed nrm
| on the old crop and weak 90 the new; May,
| si20safi2 ": June, 10: July. ti2 l3af2N; :
| August, 81 99afla; september, ti3i; oclober
| fll1gafi0Gl. November. So 6Oasl9ts; Decem-
Der, fl0tsafln.0. January, tl0.0iaii0os, tooru-
airy, sl006sfile'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKKE
lRsportoi for The Dispa,ch.l
NAY i7.-Market nrm. Receipts very iighs
| from the country. Sales Of leading grades fs-
I ported at quotations. Prime. 6hc.. extra prime,
| &C. fancy. &C.. common, 2aic. shoiled. 2<s
&C. factory hand picked. $3.50
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THE PRESBYTERIANS
A DAY FULL OF BUSINESS IN THE
SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY.
Reports on the Observance of the Sab
bsth-The Work of Publication, OF
Education, and So On.
Try telegraph % the pisps,cn.i

.AsHEvnIE. N. G.. MAY 1.-THE third day
OF the General Assembly Of the Presbyte-
rian Church. South. was opened Mt 9:3C
this morning with prayer by DR.. Hemphll.
\ communication was read from the
Colored Presbytory OF Texas asking that
the assembly give them aid in building
churches. It spoke hopefully of the work
they were ACCOMPLISHING in that State. 1t
ferred TO the Committee on Home Mis-
sions. The special committee for work
among the negroes was announced by the
Moderator rs follows: X. II. Fleming, ~
A. Rising, w. G. Smith, r. Q. Baker. NJ NJ.
Gillian, +. s. Broadfield, and w. VI. Cox.
This commItte will report to the assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

Nsv YoRK. May i7.--Ar1vei cut, Umbfts
New YORK., for Liverpool: Niland, New foes
for Hamburg.
The daily critic., 1890-11-11
PERSONAL

Senator Berry Of Arkansas Is one Of
the poorest men 10 Congress. Tie lives
IN a very economical way, aud relies on
his salary to pay his bills
Miss Grace King, the popular Lou
isiana novelist, Is IA youug lady ot 2i
with brown hair and eyes, stately
figure and attractive bat rather striking
features.
Prime Minister Crispi of Italy is a
tall ana distinguished looking man,
with snowy white hair and mousilche.
He has the reputation Cf being the best
hated man Ia the kingdom.
The Maharaith Dbu'cep Singh, who
has recently begged to be received back
In favor with the Queen, has peliiiOned
her 10 restore him his grand cross Of
the star Of India. which he returned
once In anger.
Grace Greenwood IS quite out of
health this autumn Her trouble Is as
cribcd to rheumatism Her face Is
missed ai the social gatherings, t0 which
her keen mother wit and shrcwl sense
gave flavor and piluanCy.
Mrs. Nicholson Of New Orleans, who
owns and edits the PtcagpUe. aud who
Is the only woman In the country in
such a position, Is 50 quiet. low voiced
and retiring In manner, that ono would
never suspect her Of holding the place
,It ulis.
J hu Bl.btn Walker the taugp,H
HA.s proprietor, Is several times mll
lE,ruit,, aud madcaliMsmluey mining
atd lmchinu iu Colorado Ilis wife is
daughter at The artist DAVID IL.
S.Iuihtr. better known MS Porte Cnynn.
lny luvr seven sons and mo- daughters
ard live To- big place ut Orange, y. j.
senator Morrill, Of NermoutIe,cmbIcs
tD n striking degree Charles Sumncr,
the great MassaChuseit, senator \
bust Of the Vermont Senator in his
purior Is frequently mistaken hy
strangers for q likeness Of Summer.
Senator MoIrIll was 50 years OF age last
April lie has been In Cougtess f0i
thirty seven years
Few Of the New York newspaper meI
are so cTedilable 20 themselves as Henry
Mniquanu, editor of The Commercial
idrtHi6r Ills life has been one long
Struggle with extreme aiiluenCe, yet, ir
spite Of it, he has managed 10 remain d
hard working American gentleman
clean. cultured. unaffected and the mos
modest man alive.
The daily critic., 1890-11-11
I'M THE CRIHINAL COURT


Judge bingham Bi-rosas Of the or
tenders raIust tbs Law.
Tu ha Criminal Court Co dty. James
uIaH.u. charged with housebeeQkine
was ordered 10 be discharged BY Chie
IuHra. bingham on account OF good
rsaar.e e'c otto Stanton was ordered
hv fHa Court t0 restore Tie watch stolen
from Nrcullus West 90 that person
James Wright was then put on trial
f0r stealing p1cEcibook conllinlnga
LARGO sum Of money and ring from Il.
H. LILLE Wright claimed that be
found the nacketh60k and expended
the money ir it for q horse and curt aud
household furniture The Jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty and the pris.
ontr was sentenced to Albany i1r two
years 40 hard labor
ieuoN. Curtis, otherwise c1llgl Ma
thauiel SyPes q well dressed Young
white man, was arrlienad f1r stealing a
bicycle valued 40 Sl2j, from George $.
Atwater on September lj last Gen
etal Darlington the prisoner "unscL
made plea for The p0slponCmeut of the
TRIAL, on account of ne men
tal condition of his client
whom ne CidlWeu was lN~tNt. 4 ne
counsel productct a letter written by n
young lady in Norfolk, telling Of the
strange behavior Of the prisoner and
The manner in which he made love to
her while visiting that city. Unfor.
tuuately the lady who wrote the letter
is now herself an inmate Of the insane
asylum in Virginia. and the letter was
therefore excluded from testimony.
The Government proved that the BIZ
cycle had been stolen from this city by
Sykes and carried to Baltimore, where
he attempted 20 sell It to Arthur Kline,
a bicycle dealer The lat
Ter became suspicious and had
Young Sykes arrested. Detective Carter
testified TO recovering the bicycle and
returning IL TO this city DR. Morris
Stack of the Government Insane Asylum
testified that when he examined the
prisoner at the jail he found no active
symptoms Of insanity a juror being
suddenly taken IN, The Jury was ex.
cuscd and the case postponed until to.
morrow morning
The daily critic., 1890-11-11

sales-Regular Cau-l9 O'Clock m.--
Col Nat Bank, a 100. Arlington ms, >
q $50. Amer. GTaph0phone, 20 a l3i; is a
1872. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 100 a T..
Wash Loan and Trust Co, 4B n.
Miscellaneous Bonds - q. ). Electric
Light Isl, 6's, 1905 y. $, Eleeiric Light
"a, 6's, 40; ". & G.. X. K, lO4J b's,
R'e8-'23, 1903; W & q. Convertible G's,
III; Masonic Hall Assn, SIS, G ls9s, l05.
Wash. Market Co, Isl Mort, G's, los
Wash. Market Co, Imp, G's, lli. luPd 4
seab0aTd Co., G's, q !sl7, -; Wash, It..
Infantry, let, 6's, 1904, 90; Wash. II. In
fantry, "a, rs, 1904, %, Wash, Gas Light
Co, Ser. A, G's, lis; Wash, Gas Light Co.,
Ser b, 6's, l2O, Hygeuie lee Co. lst Mort
6's, -; American Security and Trust, 100.
National Bank Stocks-Bauk Of Wash
iugtOn, $50; Bank Of Republic, 2IO, Metro
poll an, 265; Central, 3 0; Second, A0
Farmers and Mechanics, 80; Citizens, 40
{ iolumhla, l66: Capital, ll9, West End, 9s
Traders, ~; Lincoln, 10
Railroad Stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, 2i5; Metropolitan, rs; Co
lumbia, 20; Capitol and North q Street
5s lexington aud soldiers Home, So
Georgeto"u and Tennailytown, i3i Bright
weed. ~.
ii suraure Firehen's, as: Frank
liu ~. Metropolitan, 40; National uiou
l9 Arlington, lsU; CorcoTan, IS, Colum
ba, 4, : German American, I5u; Potomac
50, Riggs, 5, Peoples, 5. Lincoln. 81.
Title Insurance stugks-ke.d Estatl
TiJla, lz1, Colum ia Title, g.; Washington
Iii.e
Gas and Electric Light stock Washing
ICu Gas, -; Georgetown Gas, 80, u. S
Electric Light. I4s.
Telephone -PeuusylFauiI, 2i
Chesapeake aud Potomac 6G; Amerie4l
GmPhophoue, I34
Miscellaneous stocks Washington Mar
ket co., lG; " ashingtUn Brick Machiul
Co., 500; Great Falls lee Coz. 1906 Bui
Run Panorama Co, l6; National safe DC
Washington Loan and Trust Co., o.. Na
/ tloual Topographic, ~; Mergeuthalerr
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, &; American
Security aud Trust Go 60; Liuuulu Han
=; Hygieuie lee Co.. - mJeEoa oae4l
Building Co.
The daily critic., 1890-11-11
Ths voles OF the PsopIs.

Afoat ifan ffetlHA" Afh. z fttaF
The overtuFning Of the Republican
majority in lhe House Of Representa-
tiyes and It's replacement by a good
working Democratic majority is the
voice Of the people protesting In thun
der tones agains the abuse Of power
which has been the must noticeable
feature Of legislation for two years past.
II tisa a protest, not only against that
gigantic wrong. the Mckinley tariff,
enacted for The benefit Of the few, %
whom il has given license 10 rob
The many, but against the pTutense that
free people cannot be permitted
safely 10 east their bIllots without The
superyision Of The military arm of the
GuyeTumtut. To is no less a protest
against the tyranny which has come %
he fully and accurately described as
sttpnTtedism
The daily critic., 1890-11-11

au element of strength instead 9f weak
ness a little moro strength of hat
Kind and there wouldn't have been s.
solitary Republican left i'm the next
House Really Nr HouN shouldtakc
Ita patent .u lis views.
Frozen MANUFACTURER puLsnuEY
af Minneapolis say the NckrNIEy
I.u was protection gone NAL" And
The people seem to have gone mad too,
ny tbe way in which they Kicked it at
The polls.
OBwrS ASD DuroS addressed an
immense audience at the Metropolitan
Opera House New York last night.
The total receipts wero $4,000.
APorF uy THE sweet sounding name
of NoirFE KrguEEssI read in % Rus
sian newspaper that Americla 410l-
fathers leave millions to thair pos
totty lie AYERS that his grandfather
came to this country and died v k.
Is willing 90 compromise ON forty mill
ions.
TuE utDuEss or MRIuoEoUeu got
into The ways of the English aris'ocracy
early. She is in debt 5000 600 and
can pay
TuF OFFICES on 7ryH in London
were yesterday burned to the ground.
7l7H crushed 20 earth, etc
The daily critic., 1890-11-11

Shortly after 1880 o clock to-day one
Of the horses attached to car No. { of
the Metropolitan line slipped and fell at
the corner Of Second street and Indiana
avenue Conductor Maurice +. Fitz
gerald went to the assistance Of the
horse ani in helping the animal up he
received severe kick I'm the stomach.
The patrol wagon was summoned by
officer Money Of the Sixth Precinct and
liZccrald taken to the Emergency Hos.
piial, where he was attended by d.
Spriuoc
The daily critic., 1890-11-11
,Lnhenrrln,. in phIladslrnl..

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 1.-The
Emma Juch Grand English Opera Com.
pony scored great triumph at the
Grand Opera House last niaht by their
magnificent production Of "Lphcngrin.' -
II was the most successful presentation
Of Wagner opera that has c~er been
given in this city. Miss Juch rs Etst,
made the most pronounced individual
success Of the evening, singing with cN-
uuisitc voice and receiving enthusiastic
applause and recalls from the audience
Of 1900 people. The leading r0lss were
admirably cast and splcndidly inter
prutCd, Mr. Ilcdmont singing LohsH.
griH. Mr.. NCuer. htBg Hcafy. Mr.
RalhCens, Ter9mlad. Mr. Knipht, The
Hs,dld, and Madame Januschowsky,
OrtyUd The chorus and orchestra,
under the direction Of Conductor Neuen
d0iiT, ably sustained lhcirpi aud the
mice ,H.Scsae and coslumps were artistic
and correct iu every particular
The daily critic., 1890-11-11

Carrie Green. one Of the inmates Of
40. 1912 u street northwest appeared
in court this afternoon with very con.
spicuous black eve. She charged that
Mable Waters, one Of the other girls In
the house, was responsible for II. Ma
ble claimed that she detected Carrie
taking some money from n patron OF
the house when he was asleep upon the
lounge. In her efforts to get away
Carrie fell and blacsed her eye on a
spiitoon. To the contrary the Green
woman, although admitting she was
drunk, says the WOters woman de
liberalely pounded her. The fine was
500. and Oscar Nauk, the defendants
attorney, noted an appeal
The daily critic., 1890-11-11
AUSTRALIAN SILVER.


ctcHses It's vhlue.
In a report 60 the SHc Department
on Australian silver. Consul Griffin q.
sidney says that the advance in the
price Of silver since tne passage OF the
silver bin bv The United SHtos Con
eress has already made p difference %
ino annual value of that produce In
New South Wales alone of more lhAn
S19t6, COO.
Mr. Griffin soy .hatin three days the
rricc advanced from s. 90 9l cents per
ounce and IS now quoted ot Tnlu per
ounce. This advance, ha lys, Is likely
10 have marked influence uoon the
trade relations between Australia anu
the Eastern countries and may result in
the establishment 90 O direct exchange
between these colonies and Chin1 and
jar AN.
The minister for The mioes Of Nie-
tcria rcporis tlat none Of the Nic.oriln
silver lodca vet discovered are regarded
as of sufficient value To justly The in.
vesfment of large amount of capital in
their development The mines ia the
ST. Auaud district, he says have very
bright prospects, but even these have
not led to the opening mp OF paya0ie
1rdo