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M EEKS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
FOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. WITHOUT RE-
SERVE

SERVE.
On wEDNEsDAY. TIE TWENTY;FoURTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1892. at HALF-fAST FOUR
O'CLOCK. in the auction rooms Of Weeks
Co., No 637 La ave; this city, A FINE FARM Of
rooms. one tenement house Of rooms, barn 40xa0
and house 2Ox40 feet chicken house
and all other buildings necessary . weil-eQuipoed
farm. and apple orchard Of II 30O peach
aud q variety Of small fruits; near Washinston city
For further and zap showing loc1t,on Of
1871 Ut. NV. fe3O-.2k23
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Pendoff. the PuRiliat. Arrives.

VANCOUVER. B. c., Feb. 2s.-Pendoff, the
famous English pugilist who fought Wolf at
Capetown, South Africa, . few years ago for a
purse OF $40, QUO, arrived today on the steamer
Empress Of China from Hong Kong on his way
to San Francisco.
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ANACOSTIA.
AN APRON AND NEcKrIE SOCIAL.


EIc.lsior Grange, No. ISL, Of Suitland, Md,
celebrated February % far into the 23d with an
apron and necktie social, Each lady wore an
apron and made a necktie Of the same mate
rial. The latter articles were boxed up and
auctioned and the purchaser took for his part
ner the lady wearing the apron OF correspond
ing stuff. Worthy Master II. s. Stow and Mrs.
Stow furnished hospitality and refreshments.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Brashears,
MIR. and Mrs. Nourse. Mr.. and Mrs. Randall,
Misses Randall, DIR. II. V. Pyles, Mr.. Harry Toll
son, Miss Nettie Wood. Miss Selby. Misses Cox,
Miss Humphrey, Miss Crosier, MIR. H. Crosier,
sr.. Mr.. ii. CrOsier. jr., Mr.. A. G. King, Miss
Buehler, DIR. Z. II. Weiss, Miss Giddings, Miss
Entwisle. Mr.. +. Emo, Mr.. S. II. Frazier. Mr..
Frank Campbell, DIR. Frank C. Haines, Mr.. Z.
" Stephenson and scores of others. The Viz
ginia reel was danced at $50.
BLACK DIAMOND MINISTERIAL
The Black Diamond Club of Hillsdale essayed
minstrelsy at Douglass Hall last night. There
were twelve diamonds in the club. The bones
were Zacariah Tates and Frederick Moore, the
tambos George Burrell and Smith Berry the
mterlocutor Robert Berry, and vocalists and
instrumentalists William Veins, Walter Brown,
Charles Banks, Edward Dorsey, Joseph Smith
Edward Wilkerson and Robert VEINS
Refreshments were dispensed under direction
of Mesdames Eliza VEINS Julia Mills and Lucy
Moore. Mr.. J, P. Alexander served az manager
The proceeds will be applied to the debt o,
Campbell African NJ. E. Church.
NOTES.
At the last meeting Of Anacostia Tent, No
13s. Independent Order Of Rechabites, W. p
Kelly, I. S. Webster and S. r. Munden wer.
created a committee to prepare q temperate,
| rally.
James Browson broke an arm yesterday in ,
runaway smashup and was attended by DR.
James A. Watson.
Carroll c. Smith is sufficiently recovered I,
| be out.
| DIR. Gottleib De Moll is the guest of DR.. C. b
Weiss.
Miss Jennie Yarger of Lewistown, Pa, il visit
| ing DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Church.
| Charles Havenner gave a theater party at tn,
Academy of Music last night.
Yesterday was commemoration day with tn
\ Johns Hopkins University, and graduates ar
in Baltimore from all parts Of the country.
Ethan Fay, aged eighty, died in Red Bank
n. j., yesterday. He was formerly engaged II
| he ting hu.iness
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
SALE OLA
COLLECTION OF ITALIAN SCULPTURES.
COMPRISING
GROUPS. STATUES, PEDEsTALs. LARGE HALL
VASES AND OTHER ART GEMS. CARD RE-
CEIvERs. BOUQUET STANDS. JEWEL CAS-
KETs. ROMAN AND HEBE VASES. ANIMALS
AND FIGURES. BUsTs. ETC.
TO BE SOLD AT OUR SALES ROOMS. CORNER
10TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTH
WEST.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY TWENTY THIRD AND TWENTY
FOURTH. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ AND
THREE AND HALF-PAsr SEVEN O'CLOCK PM.
WITHOUT LIMIT. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT.
TERMS CASH.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
fe22-3t Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
rtnt hE IpAhs.
I ArINrR . si.oAS. 1osaoa.sT,.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE pus-
NhsS lhofERTl ON shNkNTH sTkIii

l4Vh " u nv.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY pFsIRARtr pusr.
Mss lhoPEkTl ON skNkNTH sThEfr
NEAR SOUTHWEST
ny dirrcton OF the will -~Il a. putlic .ur
Ion ISa "a front q the prenis-- on SATURDAY, THE
Nv, nmf MI ,sfNhNlH DA. OF FEBRI ARl. A ID
lSs. Al Hall PAST fOUR O'Cits'K n N m.
reHl esia,e m ilse city Of Washington. D. known Hnd
d--rnued as aud be.ng part lot ~ IN n aar- a.
.eElhnin e tue Iartlea~i the .oi tunnlnr
south on stn str~t . lsf theme 80 led
M he's thence Rorth - feet. and thsucs east isl .t
larHe nrick store and dwellIns known a. No tls IN
street southwest. VIZ -
Terms: Cne-third cash and the halsno. IN on. .pd
two years With Interest from tho Day of sale IN IN.
deferred pay ments. al cs~h. purchaser ot,ti,1n
Taxes 10 ~ paid % day OF drpss-it - -l MI
De required when the ptuI-rfy H. sold Terms q 10
compiied with IN nftcen dAys The rrop.rty max -
resold At the risk and the purh.-r
All conveyancing aud necording Istrr hAsers eo-f
LATlMEk SIGAN,
felsdSu AuctionecrN
THOMAS BOWLING a son. Aucuons.rs.
l. ca Il. n y.
TIE HANDSOME STALLION, POTOMAC CHIEF
Al AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH . kS lscrs. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK. ne viii sell vithin hurss Bsrar q ,
stree; north west. tie hAndsonl. Station. tOtasAc
Chief, sired by Bashaw, 1r. his record. - dam,
Hamilton tins stallion has no rrcurd. shov
better than = 20, sound ktnd aud Erntle.
THOMAS DOMLlN0 A SON.
fel5-dts AuctiuuesrN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUsTlEs, SALE oFyAIr. Esr

TkUsTEES' SALE OFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON u STREET BErMEEN EIuHIEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
virus OF deed in tras to the undersigned. duly
tecorued February y, lSrl, will offer for sale II
Ru pup ca auction on TUESDAY. THE TW ENTYTHIRD
DA1 Sr rffBhtA AIRY. 1892. at HAIF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm in front of the premises lot three 90
IN SQUARE No l4l, IN the city of having
ing No. 1915 q street, ~ ~
Terms OF sale; One-thrd cash, balance in one End
t%o sears with interest, secured by deed trust upon
tne premises Terms to be conn he'd wll ia ten DAVIS
with ri2 hi TO sell three DAYS notice in Sc Of "a
fault slOo deposit at time Of sale All conyeyancins
REGINALD FENDALI
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON, \ Trustees.
o.ro,,,, - 40 9TH st. n.
kAICLIfFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. ;el6-dSds
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Horses Declared From Stakes.

Horses Declared From Stakes.
The following named horses we're declared
from the handicaps of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club up to o'clock p. IN. yesterday.
Brooklyn handicap, one and q half mile
Teuton. lOS pounds Lamplighter. los pounds.
Fort Hamilton handicap for three-year folds,
one and one-eighth mile-His Highness, l24;
Victory, 100; Ludwig, 112; 70 Tambien, ITO;
AlonzO Ito; Paragon, LOG.
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HORSES AND MARS
Ba1aar. twenty head Of H0fses ana Mares from Mr.
81
hr sr iNf ABB SNfpyEf I'M
Tn sssn.e q the lot Are rate horses for any use
sss@s ' '0' 70 " s. I sISSfS MGR Auc,,Oneer.
DUNcANsoNB BROS. AuctiOneers.
SALE OF ,yALLgapLE IMPROVED AND uNIM,
sSBpIxIsi3NJ II IENNhLLlTowX, =; g,
IkiS CARS PASS Is Front fe OF EACH fi hi5a
By virtue Of The last viii and .e-,nmen, of samuel
Sueen' s,e OF tse Dlstr Of colams dece.sed Re;
Dstrict in wiltBook No % folio Isl. will offer tor
ises the following e.crbe real estate al situated in
the county of Washington, District Of Columbia at
fsP1S fGE 'REfSf3Sfe lr DAY OF
All ,S., isss, al foi go O'Clock NJ.
in the county and District aforesaid being part O
the same at commissions in the line Of David Shoe
maker on the pat of survey made April IL, A. ID
ala tdhsnss .s ds esr.. o %
road called The Rockville turnpike thence with said
ing s.id PIKE south e6x DEGREES west. 81 perches to
r .ns road called the River road THENCE Nth said River
thence leaving said road north IS degrees a.
srOOds and psrche. Of .nd more or sss. Sens the
same prSpsrty which was sonyeyed 70 the said
Nay 30 A Q: lssa. and April g: ises and recCrded
L ses s :nd sscI sSo al: and ps Of SaD n
402. to which reference 10 hereby had and made i'm
proved by frame dwelling house. barn and outbuild-
o. And on the sane san, Day :. h.tpss. dor. go
ground lyine ana being in the county Of washington
Of f Tor q
81 I'd on south
frees e st from the third mi sstone on said PIKE and
rb y, t sou.n .S sss b. 30
road thence with said belt road north i5. desfees
to ssd
with the said pike soutn l9derrees east $3.50 perces
excepting, however. therefron about one-hsf an
acre which was conveyed by said Samuel W Queen IN
the same records in Liber No. l055, at folio l being
samuel " Queen by Jonathan Bnckmsn By deed re.
corded in the same records in Liber No 81 at folio
All Of the above described properly being a portion
of the real estate of which the said Samuel Queen died
Terms OF sale for each Of the pieces OF prope ty
Is one 81 sns Sna oDSpa
from the day of or all cash. at the Option Of the
upon the real estate sod and 70 draw n,eres
at per centum per annum. Five hundred $500 dol
pieces or Of ground sold at the time Of the sails
81 the and The he PsrSnassr or a
after ssd SAFE the reserves the rhl e
cost. ANN ". QUEEN
Executrix under the last will and testament of
Samuel queen. deceased
For further information and plat of above pieces
property inQ uire of CHAPLIN BROWN,
Attorney Tor Executnx.
| fe23-d&ds No. 1913 ~ ct. n. w, Washington. d. c.
CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
IMPROVED 81 2-sIokl FRAME HOUSE, on
TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN AND =
OPPOSITE SENATOR SAhlER'S RESIDENCE
BEING 1913 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
WEST.
We will sell at auction on IRIDAY. THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1897, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. lot No %, square ITO
having frontage of u feet running public alley
rear.
Terms One-third cash balance in one two and thrss
| years. secured by deed Of trust. at d per cent.
| kATCLIFtE. DAkR CO..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TwO-sTOR'
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 20l2 NINTH STREE,


- l4U3
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE Two-sToRY
NORTHWEST. w. ~'i- "a
g sssd .S Of a T1s, dated day
70 10 leg 2; sea- one Of the land records Q: the Dis
party thereby We Will se at puSs auction.
IN front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
M rSGR
District aforesaid, known and distinguished and
lots 81 to 20 of Bal ochs sabdSision Of pa1
No 36O with the Improvements. consisting GA COM
twelve and eighteen months: with Interest.
erty. or all cash. A deposit Of 800 viii be re-
al cost Of purchaser and should Of sale be mot
complied with in ten days the trustees reserve the
night to resell the property at risk and cost OF default
,,oa.a. f christ 4 SfhdKRSE Trustees
TAoMAs poWLING 3 son. Aueuonesr.:
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s 81 fsii SSsTHSTJ f By
By virtns Of certain deed Of trust t9 u.s. besrns
iei folio AS one q the isnd records Of the bstr,e.
of Columbia, and at the request OF the party secured
1iYP 3
d. fEBkUARY. 1882 at HALF;PAsT F0Uk
umbia being lot numbsred 81 in Martin and Walker.
recorded subdivision Of tine south hall OF original ot
numbered 10 in square numbered 306. being 10 feet
~ inches front by the depth Of 100 ieet inch,
proved by three-stOry b ok house known No.
1914 18th st. W. together with the improvements,
&c.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd Of the purchss. money to
be paid i'll cash. the balance to be divided two equal
payments, payable IN one and two years, Tor which
notes of the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of
per cent annum, interest seni-annu
and secured by deco OF trust the property Sold
will be taken all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit Of two hundred dollars (SOO will be required
at the time of sale. All conveyanclng and recording
at purchasers cost II the terms Of sale not COM
piled with III ten days from day of sale trustees
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaultnx purchaser
tsaa.s. JJ Essf i Vi Ski Ff1TMhkER.l Trustes
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TIE LARoEsT. MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
II THE CITY.
Particular attention Given 70 aFrsnGine oatalogu1nR
and ing all classes Of household furniture. books,
&c.. &c. In sddt1on ere erecting spoc1ous eAss
room for the aale Of hofsos. caxr1nEes. Dc
ssies every sskasday. No possponsnsat o. account
of weather.
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Yesterday was commemoration day with the
Johns Hopkins University, and graduates are
in Baltimore from all parts Of the country.
Ethan Fay, aged eighty, died in Red Bank,
n. j., yesterday. He Was formerly engaged in
the boating business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-23

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Fer Waksfuln0ss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-23

VICTOR M'cREARY HELD THE CUE AND CLAIMS
THAT HE ACTED N cREARY
AaRHsrED AND LOCKED UP-AS INQUEST TO BE
HID TOMORROW.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneer.-

TX @1S@@11 - 91N1s11 = W. AuetioneefH
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
store ROOM. NO. LEO I'd STREET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June g. 1891 and
recorded In Liber No. lo95, folio 81 ct seq one OF
the land records tor the District of Columbia and al
the request of the party secured thereby the
signed trustee will offer for sale front of the prem
Uses on MONDAY. the TWENTY-NIN1H day Of FEB
RUARY, A. D. 1882, at HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
M, by public auction, the following real
estate situate in the city of Washington, District of
Columbia. and known IS and being the south part of
lot thityeight (Ss) In square five hundred
seven C5y.). improved by q small frame house.
Terms OF 50 o: One-tlird cash balance IN one and
two years; per cent annuin. secured by of
trust the property Sold all cash. the option of
OF sale II the terms OF sale not compied
ten IRON the DAY OF sale the trustee the
right resell the property the of the
defauting purchaser after hye days advertise lent of
such resale IN some newspaper published Washing
ton, ID. C. Ali conveyancing and recording cost
Of the purchaser
cHAs W. KEEsE. Trustee.
46s n ct. n.
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L AT1AkR SLOAN. Aucrioneers,
Il l4O7 and i40e @ It. nv.
CATALOGUE SALE
Ofavaluable Collection Of Nearly
5000 VOLUMES OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BOOKS.
Embracing
Modern Travels in Europe and in the East Voyages Of
Discovery. English History and very many import
ant Americana. Biography. Natural History.
Philology. Political Economy and Sociology.
Also
MEDICAL LIBRARY
And Many Valuable and Standard
Law BOOKS,
To Be Sold at Our New and Elegant Establishment
14O7 g ST. NV.
(The Book Department. Second Floor.
COMMENCING TUESDAY. MARCH FIRST, 1892,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
And Continuing Every Evening Thereafter at Same
Hour Until All Are Sold.
N. B.-Partiee unable attend the sale can have
their orders executed by the auctioDeers-
The books will be ready fer examination on the 2th
instant and to hour Of sale. Catalogues on appli
cation at our office.
fee2-9t LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
: RENSlNGFR, ArCTIoSErR.
,. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE bA-
ZAAR. No. 30 LorIslANA ANENUE

PERENPToRY SALE OF TWENTY HEAD OF
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWENTY
ppIfTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. will be sold al the
l S,1 TWO PAIRS OF HEAVY pRAuGHT HORSES,
THREE EN1kA FINE DRIVERS. TWO VERY
HANDSOME, STYLISH AND sfEEDI HORSES.
The balance Of the lot FIRST horses for any
The whole lot to lie sold without reserve.
fe23t s. BENSINGHR Auctioneer.
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President YounR,s Latest Bulletin.

Knocked Out in the Twenty Fourth Round.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 23.-Billy Smith, the
Australian, knocked out Frank Keller of Michi-
gan in the twenty-fourth round before the
California Athletic Club last night for a purse
of 1850.
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fe12-d&ds
I ATIMER / SLOAN. Auctioneers.

E. L. SCHMIDT,
5l1 9TH ST. n W., r-.
OSCAR NAUCK, Z trustees
fel2-dkds 1875 9TH St. NV
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BICYCLES,

BlcicLEs.
The 1892 PNEUMATIC COLUMBIA sAFETIEs
Have arrived.
As usual with Columbia b,cycles they are ON TOP.
Call and examine them Catalogues. free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
DEAJIiS.

ADAMS. Died, Tuesday morning, June
a. 1892. at 7:l5 o'clock, HARRY VlR-
GINIgS. infant son of Walter L. and
Fannie l.. Adams; aged months and I
DAYS.
lin street, TOMORROW at ? o'clock.
GRUBBS. Died Tuesday night, June
14th. AT $3.50 o'clock. at the residence of his
father. Berry Grubbs. No. zoos west Cary
street, WILLIE AUSTIN GRUBBS, IN The
18th wear of his age.
Notice of funeral in to-morrow's DIS
PATCH.
JOHNS.-Died. on Monday. June Is.
1892. at q south Adams street Richmond,
Va. in his Goth year. DR.. EDWARD VIII
LIAMS JOHNS. Medical Puryeyor Gen.
eral Confederate States army.
lnterment at Baltimore, Md, on the
18th.
Washington Cd. c. and Baltimore Md
papers please copy.
PITCHER. at ll:20 o'clock, on the
night of the 18th instant, SUSAN, young
est child Of Susan Tate and the late Will
liam Stanton Pitcher.
Funeral at the mothers residence, No.
6l7 west Cary street. THIS Wednesday
MORNING at 8 o'clock.
TONEY. Died. June Il. 1892. at s:15 A.
NJ. at the residence of Mrs. J. ii. Chill
dress. 7l5 north Twenty-sixth street,
BRANCH A. TONEY, IN the 10th year OF
his age.
His funeral will take place from the
above residence WEDNESDAY,, June 18th,
at 1920 A. NJ. Interment IN Powhatan
county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
A FINANCIAL ORGAN.
NEWS LETTER. WILL BE PUBLISHED
IN THIRD-PARTY INTEREST.
Small Attendance MT Thisd-Party County
COMMUNICATIONS OF Colonel
Folks Innuence--Negro Killed.
tcorrosponaenco Of the Richmond DIspatc

Correspondence OF the Richmond D,spatch.l
RALEIGH. ". G., Juno 14.-w. J. Pole, a law
yer here, will publish in the interest OF the ThIr.
party The Financial Neus Le,ter. q small weekly.
In which money matters will be discussed. In
the prospectus issued to-day Mr.. Pole says that
he deAircs clubs to bc formed 10 take the paper
and discuss IT, and adds that he hopes each club
will elect a chairman and keep up i,s orcanza-
ton, as he "msy have some rare work for II TO
do IN an organized capacity before this business
Is over"
PROTESTS.
The Ihrd-party people are trying the desperate
expedient OF appointing on committees or elect
ing "a delegates some men not In fympathy
WIN them. This Ia leading TO some earnest pro-
tests
1hird-party county convention. have been held
IN seventeen counties. The attendance has
varied from eight members Ia Cabarras 20 forty-
two In Wake. IL Ia evident that the Third-party
people are making boasts Of their numbers and
strength. With the boasts they often couple
threats The Democrats say they no longer tear
tho Third party. IL Was said to-day that Colonel
Polk's influence In the state was worth from
10000 to 10000 votes to the Third party.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
County teachers institutes were to-day ordered
rs follows by the State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.: To be held by Professor Newer
Robson county. beginning July An: Wake, July
lith; Chciham. July 18th Vance, July 10Th
Franklin, August 1st: Person, August 10Th:
Durham, August 22d. To be held By Professor
decentralization, July An Alamance. July
llth; Guilford, July 18Th; Casven, July 10Th
Union. August sth I: Arson. August 10Th Rich
m0nd, August god.
The State School Superintendent also issued
to-day notices 20 ali the schools requesting them
% observe October 10Th In an appropriate man
ner az the four hundredth anniversary OF the
discovery Of America and as tho date OF the
opening OF the Worlds Fair
NEw RAILROAD.
~ n meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
this evening preliminary plans were made Tor
the building OF q railway from Raleigh 70
Averysb0rO'. a distance OF thirty-one miles,
AyeryshOro' being at the head Of navigation on
the Cape Fear river The estimated cost VI tho
road Is sl56000, and Raleigh men ofler 10 take
the bonds.
HEAD AND FEET CUT OFF.
The train coming here this morning struck
Alexander Oldham icolored) this side OF Dur
ham, cutting on his head aud ieei No blood
flowed from the body and this leads 70 the behoi
that Oldham was murdered and his body placed
on the track.
ACCIDENT TO A STUDENT.
This afternoon student M the Agricultural
and Mechanical College named McGowan. from
south Carolina, fell from "A strect-car aud sus-
tanned concussOn q the brain. The car was
turning a corner, and McGowan, who was ac-
companying a young lady from picnic, was
not holding ON 20 the car. His injuries are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP ~.
NEW YORh.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Cotton easy; middnng
uplanas. Z g-lUc.; mIddhng orleans, lo-lUc. !;
sales, 2.20G bales; total net receipts, 1,oof
bales: exports-to Great Britain, d, .so bales !;
10 the Continent LOS, bales; stock, ol0,O0
bales. Southern nour duh ana heavy, Whoat
lower and fairly active for export; No. rod
925aa94Isc. afiost; options closed steady at ga
sc. under yesterday; No. Z red june, oo'ec. |:
July, S6ssc.; September, S1lsc. Corn quiet end
lower; No. ., o4a5414c. In elevator; o4,4aooc.
afoat; options declined 1ea1sc an closed weak
June, 54lsc.; July, 5lAc.; September, oit4c.
Oats weaker aad irregular with moderate trade
options dul. aud easier: June, 341lc.. july
3itfc; September, 33la,.; spot. No. Z. 34lsa
.I4}sc.; MIXED western, 33a3Oisc Couee-o Up
tious closed steady and unchanged 10 points
down: June. 81 2.O5: July, I'll .9oasl2; Septsm-
per, 81 .gOa& I1.e5 (; spot Rio dull ana nominal.
Sugsr-Renned firm and in fair demand. mo-
Iasses-New Orleans quiet and steady; common
10 iaucy. 25a35c. Petroleum quiet and steady
Cotton-see Oil s.iaiy and quiet; crude. JOG.
Rosin duh but stes ": strained, common 70 good,
sI.27IbasI $40. rurpentine quiet and steady
a. 3pLsa:O.. Pork In fair Demand and steady.
Peanuts quiet. Beef weak; family, S9a&lO
extra mcts. e6.50a&7.5O. Tiorced beef weak
and quiet: city extra India moss, el2.5Oa
alJ56. Cut-meats frm. Middles firm. Lard
oco led rner and closed weak :. western steam,
su.57l.; city, u. 95a46: July, $500 Old; SEP
tember, 36. Is asked. Frcights nrm AMI IN good
demand; Gotten, 7-64d.; grain, "a.
I.aasa CHICAGO.
- xHlcA' o, Ill, June lat sovo markets
| ~. we.-.s 49, ...osc On CuanSS so-day' busi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
Available ~ Legislators.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
WILSON. y. c., June 14.-Mr. b. +. Briggs Is
being mentioned a. an available man 70 run Tor
Wilson's representative in tn next General As
scmbly. DR.. t. G.. Moore. OF Elm CITY, IS also
mentioned, a. il also Colonel John +. Brut0n.
Mr. J. l.. Mayo. one Of the most efficient police
men ever ON the Wilson force rendered his re-
signatiOn last night. which was accepted.
sheriff Crowel lett for Raleigh yesterday with
three prisoners Tor tho penitonuary.
Mr.. j. +. Woodland IL In Greenyiue prosecuting
the criminal docket OF Pitt super or Court
Professor J. l. Forest. superintendent oil our
public schools. has returned from Graham, ms
old nome. ~
Hiss MAZE Switzerland, one OF Wilmington
prettie-t and most attractive young LADIES', ls
visiting Miss Lizzie Cr0wen.
Misses Mary Groves Conner, Annie simpson,
and hstelle Brodie are at home from 1T. Mary s,
IN RaleiF IA. ,,.
relatives here.
state-Senator b. F. Aycock, Of Fremont, Wayne
county, was here yesterday.
There are many applicants for the principal
ship Of the white graded school here.
vefy enjoyable musicale was held AT the
homo OF Mrs. ". Is. Hill last night.