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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
wa )LEsALE PRICE CURRENT
Groceries, Etc.

Reported by Davenport Norris
Brooms-Two strings, SOC. 10 Si.l5; three
strings, $l.40 20 81; four strings, SlsO q
$3.50; five strings, $3.50. Market ON al.
grades has advanced fully Is per cent.
Baskets-Willow, S1.l5 to Sl.3Op nest.
split, 30 TO Toe. per dozen.
Canned Tomatoes-Three pounds, PEI
dozen, so 10 9Oc.
Canned Corn-Two pounds, por dozen.
IS toS5c.
Herrinqs-ROe. half barrel, 1915 toS3.50.
North Carolina cut, per barrel. 5000 % 50
gross, per barrel, $500 70 $40. Market
strong for reliable good fish properly
packed.
Salf-Liyerp0ol, from store, Sl.5O,
ground alum from store, per sack, Soc, a.
$l.OO. Market unchanged.
S,tgdrs-Granulated 65t; confectionery
A. 6ilc;. soft A, &C.. 70 sci No I, 55sc;
No. .. 5ssc; No. 3, 53sci }. !, 5bc. Al
sugars sc. lower
Teas-Black. . to j0c.; OOlong, % t.
Soc; gunpowder, 20 10 Sc.
Cofee-Rio, IT 10 2OEc.; Laguayra, 10 %
2OILc.: Java, q TO DC. Very strong
probability Of an advance.
Buckets-Painted, tive hoops, SLID 2
three hoops, Sl.OO.
TallOW-ic.
Lard-Pure, ne; pressed, jslc.
MoldsSeS-Extra, hOgshead, IL to l0c.i
barrels, 10 TO 16c.; genuine golden syrup,
per gallon, y % &c; New Orleans prime
To choice, IS 20 soc.
Soap-Washing, 81 TO &C.; per pound
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cep,enf-Union, per barrel, Sl.35; Rosen-
dale, sl.35 10 $l.4O; James River, Sl.21 10
Liine-Rockland, per barrel, Sl.i0 10
sl.l5; Anchor, Sl.0j; Riyerton, Sloj; 81;
Virginia lines, eJc. % 81.
Piaster-Lump, 81; ground, $3.50 70 81,
Calcined plaster, Sl,t5 to tl.I3.
flour and Meal.
FlOur-Richmond patent roller family
$3.50 10 s.; fancy family, s.; family,
$3.50 10 S4.75; choice extra, $3.50 % $3.50,
extra, 1925 10 $3.50; fine, $3.50 % 50.
Medl-City, per bgshel, BOP. country zoe.
Country Produce.
Reported by spatley & Oyerbey, Commits
sion Merchants. l2O6 Cary street..
Apples-ChoIce, $3.50 70 400; prime,
$500 to S3.25; poor 70 good, 81 80 70 $500.
Virginia hams, choice old, l5c.
per pound: new hams, small. 10 to l4c.; new
hams, large, II to l2c.; sides, 81 to &C.;
shoulders, 10 &c.
Bedns-Choice navy, $l.l3 70 S2.oO.
Block Eyc PcdS.-Sl.l5 10 500.
BeeswdT-20 b Bic. per pound.
90 Broom COrn-3 70 &c.
BuckWhedt-3c. to 319c.
Rutter-yirginia creamery, 20 to 2lc.i
family packed (Yirginial, II TO l9c.; choice
yellow. store packed (Nlrginlal 10 20 llc.i
store packed, mixed color and sweet Is "a
lbc.; store packed, common to iair, 70 lOc
OabbGge-Per 100, s. 10 s..
Egqs-In crates (lreshl u 10 &c.; IN
boxes and barrels. II 10 l2l1c.
live Poultry Hens. - TO 2sc.; mixed
coops, y /, &c. Chickens. spring. large
IS 10 25c.; small, Toto l2c. Ducks, 20 10 oOc
Turkeys, 70 loo. per pound.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.


RICHMOND. VA. January 29.-Sales Of
loose tobacco on the breaks to-day 80. 035
pounds. Highest price, si4.2J.
There will be a sale Of loose tobacco on
the breaks tomorrow.
Offerings Of tobacco at auction on Change
Wednesday, January ~, 1890: Total offer
ings II hOgsheads West Virginia bright to-
baccos: package sold at s6s; package
taken in al $40: packages sold at $40;
AT s37 80: az t37; at 30; ] taken in at
S32 20: 1 sold at s32: at $50; at S27; . at
S2G. 80: taken in at So; 3 sold at $3.50;
at 81. 80: ] at $22; , at 5000; l at $40;
at Si9.2j; at $3.50, at $3.50; at
sl6.2j; at SIS; . at sl2; ! at $ll.50; at
5000: at &.2j; at 9.25; at $3.50; at
ss.25; taken in at $50; brought under
at 81.
Private sales reported to the secretary to-
day: Wrappers. rs h0gsheads; filters, Al
h0gsheads: smokers. 9 hogsheads; dark to-
baccos, 30 hogsheads; hurley, hogsheads.
Total private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day, l25 hogsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports 10
day nspectiOns-Bright, 10 hOgsheads;
dark hOgsheads Western. 80 h0gsheads.
Reinspections-Bright, y hogsheads; dark,
81 hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's. skockoe, Cren-
shaw's, Blanchard's, DavenpOrt's, Centre,
Shelburne's. Myers, and Old Dominion
warehouses report 10 hogsheads and =
uerces.
Offlce Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond today as follows Tax
paid cigars and ,@garettes, S620.S: tar
paid tobacco, s2,SOs.Os. Total revenue col
lections for city today, S3,42s.y3.
RquIataraI AZ tho Iobaeco Exchange to-
day: Edward NJ. Holt, Chase City; W. r..
Gary, Henderson, y. G.
Mr.. G. II. Warneker, Of Paducah. ny,
who has just returned from visiting conti-
mental tobacco markets, SAYS he found the
markets Of Bremen and Antwerp very dull.
VIEWS on THE MARKET.
Messrs. Vaughan q saryay say: "The
market on good to fine tobaccos is stin, and
common grades were in better demand to-
day. The market is streng on dark to-
baccOs.n
Mr.. Tazewell Darlington says; 'The mar
ket is strong, and only wants manufacture
ing demand 10 make IL high"
Messrs. Arlington say: There is good
demand for desirable wrappers Of all
grades"
Mr.. William G.. Miller SAYS: "All good
sound, dark tobaccos hold a strong position,
and are cheaper than the new is at this
time"
Mr.. Charles Watkins says "There is
some activity in the market now, and the
indications are increased activity and
higher prices"
The Richmond tobacco market was active
and strong today. Good sales Of bright
wrappers, filters and dark tobaccos.
c. Mel.
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Messrs. Baldwin & Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch 4 Co. as follows
CHICAGO, January 29.-Wheat opened
dull and lifeless, with no outside orders.
There was some local buying that held
market at 1gs< for a while. but al ANYTHING
over this price there was plenty for sale.
and as the market showed no signs OF adj
yancing, bears became free sellers, and 20
ward the latter part Of the session the wheat
the crowd had bought was sold out. and the
market closed tame at lowest price OF the
day. The feeling to-day has been in marked
contrast 10 that Of yesterday. The main
trouble is the bulls seem 10 have lost money
enough and ali their courage. The only
good buyers on soft spots are the bears. who
sell out on any rally. We have felt for two
days that IL ought 20 do better. and not
withstanding the weak close today. we DO
not feel like abandoning our position. Ca
bles steady. Corn has been quiet, with the
near deliveries weak Nav and July held
fairly strong. Parties who held February
were evidently selling. owing 10 near ap-
prOach Of that month. Oats active. The
close was little easier az and above DBL
There seemed 10 be plenty for sale. Pro.
visions have been dun, as q rule. through
the day. with close rather tame. New York
parties bought some pork to-day. but the
aggregate Of the trading is light. They
are not high, and while we believe next
summer they may be considerable cheaper
think they should do better within the me- ~
thirty days.
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The Peoples Exposition.
fWashingtOn Post.

Never before in the history Of this
country have the people taken 80 deep
an interest in any historical event IS
they are manifesting in the coming
four hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery Of America. They have. time
aud time again. during the past three
or four years, through their governors
mayors, commercial bodies. conyen-
lions, and public prints, expressed IN
most positive and unmistakable terms
their wish that the event be gradually
COMMUNICATED. and that the whole ma
ton take charge of the ceremonies.
They are unwilling to delegate this
patriotic and national duty to any IN
diyidual State, to any individual city
or 10 a private corporation.
They are abundautly able and ex-
ceedingly anxious TO hold the EXPOSE
ton uDder the auspices f the whole
United States, and are too proud and
self-respecting to ask any enc section,
or small fractional part Of a section, TO
foot the bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK. January 29.-The market
had quite a sharp reaction to-day. IL is
now pretty clearly settled that Erie will try
the new dodge Of securing capital, that il,
the issue Of a gigantic blanket mortgage,
into which all existing liabilities are funded,
provision being made for new capital. 1t
was alleged the selling to-day was based on
the formal notice Of withdrawal by Union
Pacific and Northwestern from the presi-
dents agreement. Everybody has known
that matters in that association were any
thing but harmonious. The weather con-
tinues uniayorable for the coal stocks. The
bulls. Of course, think that to-day's decline
means healthy reaction and bull mar
ket. The bear party, which was little
more active to-day, says the short interest
has been squeezed out, and there are no
new BUYERS, now the shorts are gone. We
continue 10 be conservative, bulls advising
buying Of good stocks on all sharp reactions.
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without order or Honesty.
New York star.

The Republicans have determined IN
caucus TO 60 through with the election
cases before settling the question Of tbs
rules. In other words, they have re-
solved to seize with mailed hand ~
the seats they covet while there rs no
parliamentary code t. restrain their
rapacity.
The West Virginia slection case OF
Smith against Jackson will come up to-
dav. and then will begin the great
struggle for the rightI Of the minority
of the House, who represent the ma
iority Of the people. The Republican
caucus adopted a resolution calling Oh
every Republican member to remain at
Washington and in the House during
tho whole of its sessions. This "a the
only respect in which the conduct OF
the majority should be initiated by the
minority. If all the Democrats are al
their posts during the coming struggle,
and continue perfectly submissive 10
the discipline Of their leaders, 1t Will
be extremely difficult for the Repnbli'
cans TO carry through their programme
of oppression.
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New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK. January 29.-Money closed
at 20 per cent, the lowest rate; highest, Z
per cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates, 4S4a 49,; actual rates, 49, for sixty
days, and 4sll. for demand. Government
bonds closed steady. currency 81, lie
bid; 4s coupons, l2Ji bid; rs, DO, 1917
bid.
The stock market had considerable Of a
reaction this forenoon. and the prices Of @
great majority Of stocks were 1@5. per
cent. lower at T. o'clock than they closed
last night. The sales 10 noon amounted %
iJG. 600 shares. In the afternoon the market
was stronger and recovered ga = by 2:3
o'clock. In the last halfhour the stock mar
ket was weak again, and many stocks
reacted 10 the lowest prices. The closing
figures were - 20 81 per cent. lower. sales
to-day amounted % 1881 shares.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. January 29.-Flour closed
heavy, but unchanged. Wheat closed duh
and nominal; spot sales No. , red win
ter, s5AQSAc. Corn closed dull; spot
sales No. mixed. 37@3sc. Oats closed
frmer; spot sales No. white. BE. Pork
dull: new mess, SlO.J09Sll.2j. Lard closed
weaker and fairly active: February, ;Gl0@
;6.1s. sugar-Raw steady and unchanged
refined steady and fairly active; cut Loaf
and crushed, ne; powdered and cubes.
Gsze.: graduated. G9.c.; mould A, &c
COnee-Spot firm; fair Rio cargOes. 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
by Ielegraph.l

BALTIMORE, Md, January 29.-Cottol
fairly steady; middling l05s@ll lie. Flou
dull. Wheat-sOuthern quiet and firm
Fultz, 74Gs4c Longberry. 15@Sjc.; No.
Soc; steamer No. ,, nc; Western dul
but steady: No. >, winter red spot anl
January, sO3<c. COrn-SOuthern quiet ans
easier; white, 37@39c.; yellow, 3j@3sc.
Western steady; mixed, spot and January
36l4c. Oats firm; Southern and Pennsylya
MIA. 2sG3Oc.; Western white, 29@30c.; do
mixed, 2s@2s1zc.; graded No. ? white, 30c
Rye nominal; prime 70 choice, j60jsc
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Coffee
quiet; Rio cargoes fair, 1870. sugar easy
a soft, CSC. Copper unchanged. Whisky
quiet at Sl.WGSl.lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
New Hampshire Farms.
Nav York sun.

Summing up the causes that have led
to the abandonment Of certain farms IN
New Hampshire, the Tribune remarks;
1.-The desire to leave the country home
for the elixir and uncertainties Of life
in city or a smaller town IS especially
strong in the boys of the family. and
anything which tends to counteract it,
will reduce the number Of abandoned
farms"
What is needed to keep country boys
at home is a better chance for elixir and
uncertainties on the farm. Persons
familiar with New Hampshire soil aver
that the extraction Of elixir from it is
an exceptionally trying process, and
that such certainties as about fourteen
hours of agricultural labor daily, are
among the assured conditions Of ex-
istence.
One interesting tendency that may
counteract in some degree the move
ment cityward il the disposition Of
town jewellers, who have stored a fair
supply Of elixir and made adequate
provision for uncertainties, to gravitate
back toward the country. Edifying
illustrations of this appear in some Of
the recent enterprises Of members Of
the Vanderbilt family, who begin to
show a decided propensity 10 have hay
seed and pumpkins in their environ
nIent. Growing Vanderbilt estates in
Vermont. and the beginning of another
in the wilds Of North Carolina. suggest
that urban and even suburban life will
not always suffice. There are great
charms in the truly rural existence for
those who can afford it-charms that
are increased two or three fold wherever
country roads can be kept in good order.
Street Cleaning in New York.
New York Times.l
There is prospect that the new head
OF the street. cleaning department Is to
be favored by the co operation Of the
police in his efforts to keep the streets
clean. 1t has always been the duty Of
the police to enforce the ordinance
against throwing and sweeping rubbish
and dirt into the streets. but that duty
has been systematically neglected III
the past. The greatest difficulty with
which Commissioner Coleman had to
contend was due TO the failure Of the
police to enforce the various ordinances
affecting the condition Of the streets.
Their duty was just as imperative then
as il is now. and their help was just as
essential, but a commissioner who ID
backed by the power that is also behind
the police board has an advantage. The
suggestion that an ordinance be adopted
prohibiting the distribution Of hand
oils and advertising cards on the streets
is good one. People do not care to
have these things thrust upon them,
and they are Immediately thrownaway
and add materially to the litter Of the
streets.
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rs CENTS PER GALLON,
Az
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co,
head; Road; Road



Ifisw.fh great pleasure that certify tnai
Il re r0l Chase city Mineral Water my
I..'. uI. relieved ol the worst case OF u4stcp-
.I d ever saw. The Improvement seemed az
most miraculous. The trouble, originating as
I|I fr0m chronic cHtirrh gastrltis. through
e.uf.fe month oi January ana nearly az
nI February. tNr present year, the pAlth'
lfH ru food except small quantities OF -
NNI milk. ADV Nud uli uculci ute-- ny
simplest and Nlqudest--actcd as ltfllthto
Whenever taken. Blsmuth and lacio-pepsin
were "tUIf uu very soon after being h"al-
Ila0I From flenrsf part Of February 70 tne
NI-f ll IuiN hrf food consisted only OF hhh
.nI U..H. with occasionally ihc 9olha oi
f..rI I..I.I 0..s lus<er more than two AT
IHu.I SHE was reduced from 100 pounds 10
ll7 pound. Iu weight she went 70 me M .,o
araI Motel al Chase city July ON. III Ohe
week Improvement was pciecpiipic- AZ VIZ
lufI OF f.Ir IifI Wet She came nome dpl1i-
emily Transformed into anoinct htinH. niic
could tlf almost amy OF inc Ordinary di ttN,ts
ofd0f She had gained in tfrAt short TIME y
pounds oi flesh, E1 ug nom llo tV Az l'Yi, ,.
Il.. Improvement has continued Anu hei
lralIl would uO doubt now De perfect hhu
lDfn liver trouble OF recent origin Tempo
mrIIr retarded her recovery. MhencNcf"ny
article of diet disusrees win nor she runs .ot
bier bottle of "Dhase city Minefdi WAFER
andIf seldom fails tu relieve.
My experience with Nouf water pa qniH a
number f cases tends 90 confirm me lh my
opinion llaf DO will cure almost any case OF
hold Hv.lersia. that is % say. where lie
.Iuse 0f trouble Is fermentation in the $40
mach lu oihrr words where there Is NO ma
Nmanf disease. and the stomach is the mann
Ner, respectfully aud gratefully yours.
IS. ID. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
From John or. Esq., secretary CT lhe
Southern Icft.llzlug company 49, .ese
MCunOND, VA, April p, 1886.
MN j. Hardy. chase Cpy. Va
Nr Dear Slr.-i have used With specal
benefit lor reliofof the kidneys Of an excess
oruIe acid. and other equity indications, n an
is Is preventative of Indigestion, me Clese
fIft Mineral Water. and commend ID WIN
luf ne-itatiou. The water az the same nlle
Is delgutfll 90 the taste. JUN Vlt'
a perfect cufc OF dyspepsia:
RIcnAohD. Va, April 30 1886.
Nr H. y Hardr
Dear -ir.--l have been afnicfed win dYs-
ueUs.n f0r many ycarA, and treated by IN
ieIIireut physicians who prescribed various
remedies. hlt experienced no rtHei Until
fused your chase city Mineral water. IL
benefited mc more thar all other remedies
combined. 40 not nov suner me least
from dyspepsia. j have been using your
water fOf nearly "a year. and ia hy case III
lah made perfect cure.
Very respectfully.
w. b. LYONS. Barber,
SO. Charles Hotel, Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

Grain asd Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, January p, loo.
oyRekINGs.
Wheat 800 bushels.
& 200 bushels.
y lts-4JO bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

uold bonbonnicres are covered WIZ ~
,,o - worry. Sometimes a plain center o9
the lid reveals locket ms = ~. " .';rror
Others In the same way coneeAl '""'''
These arc for men-
The soft radiAnceof the moonstone Is -, 70,
,,or;,o EJECT IN round brooches The pre'e'''Sy
design Is in radiating pear shaped lo,n '.
sroTnd . common center, and showing ou'
slender defining lines Of gold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
BANKERS AND BORKERs.
JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SON,
BA NIX E r s,
AND DEALERS IL
INVESTMENT BONDS,
I'LL MAIN STREET.

We make a speciality Of hrst-class Invest
ment Securities, which we keep constantly on
nand for sale to FIDUCIARIES, TRUST
FUNDS, AND INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
COR samo no marlet rales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

Wheat LoneberTy, 1900 bushels yeiy
good on private terms.
Oats-Winter, $50 bushels very good on
private terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
one of the Answers.
iAtlsnta constitutional

Senator IugRlls asks us to try the
policy Of Justice. Have We not tried 1t ,
Negroes Oh juries sit by our side and
dispose Of our property. Negroes stand
up in the courts and dispose Of our
rights. Negroes arrest citizens and
lock them up, Negroes are elected to
Office. Under these conditions the
whites stand back. II this is not jus
tice what is it These questions are
from Kansas standpoint.
Heaviest rains on Record.
(Humbolt Cali Timss.)
About 1870, 900, 0O0cubic feet, or nearly
& 900 600 tons, OF rain have fallen in
Eureka so far this winter, estimating
the area Of the city at two and quar-
ter square miles. If CONCEALED, this
quantity OF water would make mass
of ice covering four blocks and extend
ing IN higher than any redwood tree IN
the county. And still 1t rains.
Getting Badly Mixed.
lChicago Inter-Ocean.l
With the Republican Depew as ora
tor. the New York World ID trying to
make believe that il is a Republican
trick 10 defeat the Worlds Fair IN New
York. because it is a Democratic city.
Mayor Creiger. OF Chicago, who Is also
something OF a Democrat, might make
a remark or two.
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 sss,
sankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
COTTON REPORT.


Quotations. Middling, l07kc.; low mid
ding, 9;sc.; good ordinary, SIC.
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RICHMOND, Va, January 20, lsss
FIRST BOLKD.

1000 Virginia new S's at CO..; 1900 do. at
CO. 1000 do. at eos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
BETHEL.

j. q. Billings Of bethel has associates
with him I. IL. Russell, formerly Will
the Maine Central Railroad, and the,
have put Into their shop . seven bors'
power boiler from the Porter Msnufsc
turing Co., aud will soon be prepared Il
do any Kind of repairs 10 machinery.
The rainfall the past week has been
abundant, aud the lumbermen have taken
their log. out ~ sunday and Hear Islv-
ers, aud the drive az q. II. flean IL pass
Ing Bethel. with crew this side of Gilead,
The selectmen put the road machine In
operation Thursday, With six heavy oxen,
In charge of I. u. kimbail. Clarence
Hall icamster.
The Bethel Choral Union will give L..
annual mii-May concert Thur.,lsy even
Ing. Nav 18th. st Ideal Hall.
The club will be assisted by Mrs. Bige-
low ~ salem. Mass, sni directed by
Mrs. .. a.. Gehring. The following !.
the programme;
The Miller. weoing" j.fauihs
sala.
.coun,ry r.lr waltz soas'-Choru.. Az.
Inllshy-ghora.. Br,hms.
ssls
~wslinsu ,hs Ilop"-planadas'. lie Reu,.li.
soLa
Trio. fichhsfs
@Iir,.,e. u M nlsht"-wsni. ouars'ie.
sala.
IN. nt,le nlr,i'-aainis,is. soLier,srs
- shs win Der ne do~ns With me-, choru'
.ssha
To the. - coaniry--choV.. ti'h'-s
-Ucoi Night nsls,~i"-chou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
OIyOpD

Icy. Mr.. krnni.on, pastor II III" VI
T.. church, IA. BEEN returned "a this
charge.
Rev. Mr. Ssirle. aud hi. daughter left
THURSDAY. IL accompanied her a. Tar
a. BOSTON on her return tO New York.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Fisher have gone "a
Worcester and Norihboro Ia visit friends.
Frank Chapman la. returned to bo--
ton.
Iranier Warlwell caught ten pound
salmon on his late fishing trip.
On SUNDAY. the Ith, while crossing
the hume ~ the Robinson Manufactur-
lag Company \. =. Fuller slipp'-i and
fell In near the gate. lie was rendered
in.en.Ible by the fall aud rib va.
broken. There va. il,e or IN inche. al
water running over the bottom ~ th'
fume at the time. When Nr. fullei
came Ia about an hour after d. found
himself At the CRATE In front 81 the wheel
The water had almo.t coNerrsi him aud
We think that while unconscious he mu.l
have slipped or rollc'i to ia" bottom 81
the f,ume aud the water ri.ing against
al. fac. revived him. II VA. extremely
lucky for Mr.. =. that the gate ~. not
Tsi.s,l meanwhile a. No Que would have
thought 81 looking for him aud ID" would
doubtle.. have "gone up the fume" bat
not q. hc would have wished Ia.
The hrm of Eiwari a Lori dissolved
p,r,n.r.hIp Nav eth, Mr. Lord retiring
Mr.. Eiwarl. I. empowered To settle al
account. aud to Sign the arm name.