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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NoyEzssR 20. is0I
ARKIygD.
ste.msr Ariel, psyo. NorfSIs. m-rhantiss
ana oassensers irwin Weisiger, agent
schooner Maud. Robinson, kcnnscec, Ire.
schooner Franz 4. Rich. smith, Boston, nsn,
Davenport q Morris
SAILED.
stesmship od Dominion, Couch, Nsw iorx.
merchandise and passenger george W. Aioo
u Co., agents
PORT oFNgwPoRr NEWS. Nov. 90. 1854
lBy telsgrspel
AsBfvED.
steamship Calvir. Galveston.
Steamship Mandarin, Progresso.
sALEp.
steamship Mandarin. Boston
staamsnip Calvin, Liverpool
steamxhip Dewslsni. Liverpool.
steamship Phyllis, Bremen.
schooner J. b. Pace, Fan hiver.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER ~ 1891
10y telegraph
AsRtvEn.
steamship Berkshire. Ryder, Providence sss
NOTION aud Nexport News. passengers saa
sssssmsnip Charlotte. GsosAan. Baltimore.
ps-seossrs and gene<I c.rss ~ Vol. N
steamship Sosonn'
ssasmsr Eim Ctty. MAnshaii. waikefsons pas-
ssngsrs aud geaerai cargo
sAIIaD.
steamship Bsrtshirs. Providence ss SorfolA.
sI ssssassip Charlotte. Baltimore passengers
ss s,ssmsr Kim cSy, wsrksrsoa. p~assasssss aa
ssposnsr la B. Gibson, rslksnbsre. Nertsis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
a eesMAN wsoolNe LAST NIGHT.
Tn. ceremony relowed by a Festival at

The Ceremony Followed by q festivai NJ
the Bride's Home-other Marriages.
A beautiful German wedding occurred at the
German Evangelical Lutheran chucch, on Sixth
street near Clay, last night at 1880 o'clock.
Tue bride was MISS Mary Feiils, daughter o.
Mr.. C. Feltig, = woitkpown aud prosperous truck
farmer IN Henrico county, ana the groom was
Mr. d. Henry Node, q confecliouer doing ousi-
ness AZ tho corner OF Twenty-sixih and Broad
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
LORlLlARD N LUCK.
More of His Dogs Win Prizes at High
Point-AIi-Age Stakes To-Day.

ny T-IrFT-Tu 70 - ---T7T---T
HIGH POINT, N. c.. November 29.-Pierre
Lorillard, Jr., is either having splendid luck or
owns some very me dogs this year. The Phila-
deipnia Kennel-Club Derby was finished to-day,
Rods Sue, L0rillard's dog, winning the first
prize, Ayant Hamlet the second, and Dot Rogers
Ialso owned by Lorillard) the third. IL Is a very
close race with all the dogs. There were over
twenty dogs entered for the Derby. but nine OF
them were dropped after yesterdays race. Inc
All-Age stakes will commence tomorrow.
The hunting to-day was good. Birds were
plentiful and the condition Of the ground was
rood. some outsiders DO not understand that
these Derbys are only open 20 dogs II months
Old aud under. There are plenty OF dogs with
their owners here and elsewhere that are as
good and better than these winners, but they
have had more training. IL Is more In the
qualities the dogs show than the work actually
done in the day's huut. To-day the winners did
some excellent ranging, and found in very DIM
cult places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Sudden Death of Mrs Morgenstern.

Mrs. Otto M%orgenstern died very suddenly at
1880 o'clock this morning, AT her home, No. 4O2
east Broad street. She was in the 1Oth year OF
hor age. aud was apparently in perfect health
all during Yesterday. She leaves seven chill
dren. Her death was the result OF heart trouble.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
our Gue.ts at Ge.ham,s Hotels.

tcpoChal eclokf"m
NEW YORK, November 2o.-R. +. Davis, j. T..
Greenwood. Sturte want j, Brown, Colemani o.
" paI,ncr' ~. james: X. Hendfick. Marl-
borough: A. Pixzini aud wife, Grand Union q.
Il. Neimsyer, Imperial, and j. X. Young Broad
Oov EantraL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Masonic Meetings.

at Most NOrshipful Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
4h-ricafiOn IN the Masonic Temple In this
"a tuesday, December 6th, ct o'clock r. NJ.
t'e annual meeting Of The stockholders OF tue
"Ab-IeDple Association u Virginia will be
lt ne O1lce Of the secretary On Monday,
"7pembor 5ih, al Z +. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
AN AFFRAY AT LEWISTON.
The Parties Placed Under Peace Bonds
A Hunting Party on the Roanoke.

A Hunting Party on the Roanoke.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND rEcK, n. u, November 29.-News
comes from Lewiston OF an ARRAY between two
white men named j.. s. Austin and David Cas-
per. Austin shot at Casper but missed him,
whereupon Casper caught Austin and clicked
him very severely before they we're separated.
They were taken before the Mayor, who re-
quired Austin 70 give a 5000 bond, and Casper
ESQ bond 10 keep the peace
A hunting party, consisting OF Messra G. L.
Lawrence, J. p. Futrell. r. ". fenner, James
Cotton. e. S. White, j. II. Futrel. X. s. Neal,
and Charles Minchev, all OF THIS place.. and
MessrA De Berry and Mcdonald. Of New York,
20 today 10 Pollock's Ferry, on the Roanoke
river, where thoy viii camp and hnGt for several
DAYS. Game IL quito plentiful In that section.
MAJOR j. b. Neal returned Yesterday from q
trip 70 Washington city.
Mrs. N. L. Wood yesterday returned home
from a visit 20 Mrs. W. A. Dunn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
R~soublieans IN Democratic rrim aries.
IN. n.a.h "a tho nlanalch.

ATLANTA. Ca, November 2S.--Ihe Futon
County Democratic Executive Committce nas
decided 10 bet Republican, VINO vote lne Denao-
cratic ticket az kooal elections vote IN the Decio-
cratic primary for county officcrr. This action
OF tue committee n unusual, ana - CAUSING
much inc IA political circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
pEATHs.


FOOSE.-Died, at her residence. on Ba-
con street. on Monday morning. November
18th. Mrs. MARY Il. f00SE.
The funeral took place from the above
named residence on TUESDAY, November
%, 1892.
baltimore papers please copy.
MORGENsTERN-Died suddenly last
| night, at her residence, No. 402 east Broad
| street. Mrs. OTTO MORGENSTERN, IN
the 10th year OF Der age. The funeral an
n.uncement will be made later.
WEBB.-Died, in Amelia county. early
TUESDAY morning. WILLIAM w. WEBB,
of this city, in the SD year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal church TO
MORROW (Thursday) MORNING at IL
O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
.~A'~Neeting of the Hollywood Memo
rial Association To-Day.

''e viii 10 q mas9-meeling Of the Holly
memorial Association In tho lecture-roOm
'i h1sc church az noon to-day. Tue meet
it toe purpose 81 appointing officers and
Hrg the details for the bazaar 10 be held
'lprug for the Soldiers ana sailors mOnu-
p4 Lioby i'm and the Confederate Museum.
fe Of tho lakewood aud Hebrew memo
Z locations and Ladies Auxiliary Of Leo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
dRsArrsr ApyANcB or rRE DAY.

Louisville and Nashville sold Jp q 20 az, the
greatest advance Of the day IN the railway hs'.
Following the partial elimination OF TIE snort
interest. dnlness set In. and the fluctuations
we're quite insignificant until the last honr, rhea
the bears made a vigorous and SUCCESSFUL rslo:
Chicago Gas fell on ri 10 p4A Consolidated
Gas, . 20 1854; Distiliers. ~ TO 06Af, and New
England IA % Az. The oiner shares yielded
q u u nor cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

NEW YORK, November 2a.-The stock market
was dun during the greater part u the day.
TRE OPENING FIRM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

.e.'f hiicomO. the engineer in charge Of the
tfifor Improvement, and his assistants
NoS blsDy o9gaged IA the preparation Of
pa lof TIE Ee1t years work. Captain John
..tit, who has the contract, amounting 90
gu 100000. viii begin operations IN a lev
N'ls PROBABLY Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
powha,ao cIub m.,ti,o.

.ue foyhatsn Club viii bold an interesting
Nls Tomorrow night. Naca important Dnsi-
a 70 De Transacted The trip " Washing
sls a ARE na,a ! srass oIs',oa W. 2 s usr0 W.
4 hSery member OF the club ID requested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
STRANGE REPORT.

4 rather sensational report comes from Char
lotte IN reference TO some OF the ministers OF toe
Western North Carolina Conference .oi Tue
Methodist Episcopal Cnurch, South, which viii
convene in annual session in this city tomorrow
morning. IL IL said that many changes Will take
place this year, caused by the bad feelings In
many churches created by political differences.
In many CHURCHES the pastors stood alOOt IRON
the Third party and voted the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
Pal 1lMnss STOCK MAsKer.

sILrrnURs. November 29.--Virsinia SO, 73Ha
"a: Baltimore and ohio stock. 91tas9b; North
ern Central stock, 0S4S70; Baltimors md ONO
South western 1sts. los bid do lt Incomes, -
sIag4; consolidated gas bonds, ll514 bid DO.
srnrka nHanSlh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
DEATH oE Mas. JANE PHELPS.
A Little Boy Burned To Dsath-Wedded
Mt BOSSES Baptist Church.

at Roses BAPTIST Church.
Correspondence OF the Richmond pispatch.l
WINDSOR, N. C.. November 2s.-Mr. Jane
Phelps died OF pneumonia a. tho residence Of
her husband, Asa Biggs Phelps, yesterday. She
was IN the 4Sth year Of her age aud bad been q
consistent member OF Capehart's Baptist church
more than forty years
Williams. living near sans 6ouci. In this county,
caught on fire yesterday and was burned 80 bad
Iy that he died last night
Bkss-wILLUonD.
Mise Harriet Roheoca Wluiford and Mr..
Jesse Bass we're married at hosses Baptist
church Yesterday msrning, the lev. I. 4.
hpcight officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

fLoua-we aul.s: s.as, 3s,sc.25. ssper-
nne, s2.25ass.s0; extra, s3.25lsi,o. fsnnh
"a. 5Oae 1870: patent. sL50as4-1o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
NV yoRs.

yKw YORK. November 2o.-co,tor quiet;
middling. uplands 81 I5-toc. ssles. ~ bales;
total net receipts, At ali pcrts 1913 bsles
siD bales Continent. SIS bales; stock. I.0fs..
$50 baies. Southern nsur dull bat stesdy.
Wheat dun and weaker; No., red, '~J14aI6,>r.
In store anj elevator : T1al7hc. anoat: options
December, SBSc.: January. 5sc. MAJ, sJ%c
Corn nrmer and fairly active; No. =, 5Vt4aotr.
In elevator; 5lAa5iAc afost; yellow, 5lf.s
5ec. options moderately aet'ye and irregular
closing etssdy; December, 9O,te.; January
51ySc. May, 53hc. oats Brner and qiiet
options ieregular. Lc. up 20 hsc. down, aud falr'
iy active; December, 36$c; January J9lS.:
Nay. 4V94c. scot No. 4, 5o'te.: 90. snIe' 80
mise ed western, 30a3sc. Cofee-OptiCns cicsei
barely steady and 10 20 - points down Deem
Dor. $40 I5as1d.45; January. sfeSossiU3o
spot Rio quiet and easter. Susaf- fennei tsil.
~ active aud frm. Nolasscs-New Orleans dul
bat steady. Rice steady and fairly active. fe.
tFOieum quiet and steady. sottcn-seef oil quiet
aud frmcr crude. BE: yellow. SIC. asxed.
Rosin quiet aud steady. Iurpentins dan nns
quiet. Beef duIl but nrm. Beei-hams dun but
hrm st si460. 1ierred beei quiet cut
meats dull hut nrm. Middles inaruse. Lard
qniet and nrmer: western steam, $40 DID cty,
s9.25; November. go; December. s1oo
January, sp.45. freignts 20 Liverpool duh and
weaker; totton, it'd: grain, "a
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November <t.-A tnetHcfF utVtsy
81 hlsn prices In the provision pt fascinated the
bcafs into a TEMPORARY 1907 tor q tiuas TO-DAY.
Tonight. however, COMPARED with last night Tho
quotations lot grG.n and uearly everything else
show q loss. Thoro was NOT much activity IN
the wheat-piL
cash quotations; Flour dun aud nnchanesi.
No. = sprins and red wheat, 1lAsaslttc.
No, 2 corn. t..96c. No , oats, 3il4a3ltSc. PORK,
slA73. Lard. ~. 20. short nhs. s7.s0as5.sj.
Dfy-saltcd shoulders, s7.25aa5 31is. short
clear. s5.20asS.25. Whsxey. sl.i3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy and cav, with q very slight fall Of w
in the afternoon and clesrness Al night.
Tho skies were clear nc midnight.
Range of the thermometer ut the frVnt-door
Of the DISPATCH Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

te Committee on Water held is regular
81 siag lasi night aud transacted a good deal
" .gatne business.
's'Ief was read from Major Z. 7. u. Myers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
WILLING TO SERVE THE PEOPLE.
Lexington Has Her Quota of Patriotic
Citizens-A Coming Marriage.
,r-.o.no,ao,oao ,ho Rtchuond Disnotch,

Lexington Has Her Quota of Patriotic
Citizcns-A Coming hIarTiage.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, ". C., November 2s.-The smoke
Of the recent political battle has cleared away,
and our citizens are settling doun once NOR. 10
the even tenor OF their way. This part OF the
country will furnish It's quota OF citizens who are
willing to sacrifice themselves on their cOuntrys
altar and accept at least q portion OF the Offices
that are 10 be distributed after March 4th. For
Collector OF THIS Internsl-Revenue District Mi.
NJ II. Pinnix. Of Lexington, is prominently spoken
of, and IL arduous, faithful work Tor his party for
a lifetime goes for anything, mr. Pinnixs claims
will certalnly be fsvorably considered. Besides,
10 10 a gentleman Of culture aud educatlon, and
your correspondent has never known a man
more methodical in his private busiaess or more
faithful 20 the public when he serves them.
CARDS ARE OUT.
The coming social event OF the season here is
the marriage Of sir. sparrow, OF Masein gton,
Y. c., TO Miss Fannie Payne, OF Lexington. Misc
Payne IL the daughter OF Dr.. X. L. Payne, Sr..
one Of the most prominent physicians OF the state.
Miss Payne will be sadly missed from among The
social circles here on account OF her excolleucies
Of character and great personal worth.
The hunting season Is 10 full blast ana there
are few places In the State whore quatl are more
plentiful
A young child Of Mr.. a. L. Ford, a highly re-
spected citizen Of this place, died from poisoning
a few DAYS since, caused from eating the berries
from honey suckles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
A METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Only Two ChnnGes-Cnrious Report Re-
garding Pastors and Politics.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatcn.l

IopFCIaI IoIWEINIH To I0 DI7I"V'"T
WINsros, N. c., November 29.-Tho Methodist
Protestant Conference, held near Greensboro,
adjourned last night. Rev. Walter A. Bunch was
reelected president. Rev. l. W. Albright was
appointed 10 tho pastorate OF the Winston
church, to succeed Rev. c. L. Whitaker. The
Iaffar ROnA 70 GrAnHilie circuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
elcnMoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, November 30. s92
sALys.-5 shares Virginia Safe Deposit and FL
deity Company at HOY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

for rfloamatlsm and neuralgia you cannoi gel
better remedy then Saiyatlon OIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM Alt GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and the
Weather Indications
[By teIeeraph.o the pLspa.ch.

- WASHINGTON. ID. G.. November a.
! rilp Forecast for Virginia and North Care
'h'" lima for twenty-four horrs-from mid
@night to midnight: For vrs,nia-fair
weather; uortherly winds; gales on tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

Thk OPENING FIRM.
At the opening q firm tone prevailed aad frac-
tiOnal advances we're scnred for the leading
shares, owing partly to moderate purchases for
London account, but chiefly 10 bnying 70 cover
short contracts. Reading, which VAS one o, the
leaders in the upward movement, was tascn In
ROUND amounts Ivy a firm credited with being
short Of that and other stocks for a weli-snown
operator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
GnIn An GOuIp AGAiN.

Statements to the effect that gold shipments
will be made on Saturday unless a rscOai
change occurs in the condi ION of the exchange
market In the meantime were sysiled oil by tue
bears 20 deyi ess the list. Rumors we're also clt-
culated concerning the health OF Jay oouid iSr
the purpose Of alarming timtd holders. Tue
selling. however. was mainly for the short ac-
count. and ~ a rule tho ne, losses Tor the day
were merely fractional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

For this they we're severely criticised, and Is
many localities the member o. Gideons Band,
who pretend also 10 be Methodists, actually re-
fuse 10 pay their church assessments. This state
OF things has 10y no means been an uncommon
occurrence. and many OF the preachers viii this
year 20 TO conference With their salaries not
more Than half paid; Furthermore, with but 1T
tle hope OF getting their Just dues. The truth
or falstty OF this rum0r Will probably DO demon
strated during the session. Bishop Hendrix,
who will preside, Is expected TO arrive tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
cea,u AND corToN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Novemb Der 90. -oyrssfses-whsat
200 bushels. Corn. go ousneis. OATS i'VVo
sALEs Wheat, 200 bushels. Corn. 220 BUSH
els.
QCorAfioSs
WHEAT. -Lougosrry, 7ts77c. Mixed. 72s51c.
shortperry. 70a77c. No . red, 1os7sc.
JORH.-White. Virginia, new. bag lots, 4ea51c.
No. = wnlIe. 5Ue. No 2 mixed, 4sa4yc-
OAfA-Winter for seed, 3sa42c.; No :
mixed. 3Sc. No. 8 mixed, 30a35c.
AVE- -nOaA1c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

For North Carolina: Fair weather iii Thur
day northerly winds; warmer Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
PORT OF WEST POINT. Novszsxs 81 1874
10y telegraph
AsRtvEn

n0RsEA MuLEs. cows
NOR SALE, FOR WANT or On
uss. one q the bss SADDLE AND 49,
HARNESS n0kSH1 u TIE Gay. cqt.A go
peyss. asd psxfssty ssn.ss ~ >9Sls q
Nla1Asgs hsnAAk Se
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-17
THE COLUMN GROWING.

An Addition Of 5000 Men to tho Columbus
Lead the Southside Divislon-Prepara-
lions for the Event.
The Allegheny County Advisory Coun-
Gil, of the Catholic Mutual Benefit
Association met last night and de-
cided to turn out in the Colum-
bus Day parade. All branches under
this Jurisdiction are urged to unite in the
demonstration. A special meeting of the
delegates to the Advisory Council was called
for o'clock Wednesday evening at Floyd's
Hall. 1125 Liberty street. This will add from
two to three thousand men to the parade.
At q meeting held last night in Turner
Hall, South Thirteenth street in the interest
of the Columbus Day parade, Chief Marshal
Arnholt announced that the knights of
the division. West End citizens reported
that they would send six societies
to swell the ranks OF the division and
Bavarian Society No. gave notice that
Soutbside citizens will be held in Turner
Hall this evening to complete arrangements
for the parade. Delegates from the various
German societies that are to participate in
the parade will meet at S6 Diamond street
on Wednesday afternoon.
The members of ST. Mary's Roman Catho-
lie Church, Forty-sixth street. held an en-
thusiastic meeting in the old schoolhouse
yesterday afternoon and decided that they
turn out in n body in tho Columbus Day
parade. Reports were made showing that
the delegation from this church will be 1,o00
men. Thomas Kelly was chosen as Marshal.
His assistants will be d. Behen, p. Costello.
James E. McKeever, Thomas j. Lamb,
Jamos Sullivan, Cornelius Lyon, George A.
ID cKinley and Arthur McNeal.
Tho committee OF the A. o. H. B. of E.
have sent out notices that all members will
report at the corner of Grant street and
Fifth avenue next Friday morning at $50
O'Clock to take part in the Columbus parade
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-17
W0RkMEN In POLITICS.

Delegates From All Labor Unions in the
County Meet on the Southside-The
Situation Discussed-No One Indorsed
Another Meeting to Be Held.
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon
in Odd Fellows Hall, on South Eighteenth
street. that, it is promised, will have much
influence on local politics in the coming
campaign. The movement is expected to
spread throughout the labor orders, and have
its effect on both State and national politics.
This is only one of the many meetings that
have been held. At yesterdays meeting
the 90 delegates represented nearly
every labor union in the county. They as
sembled at n call from the American Flint
Glass Workers, who have been agitating
the question for some time. The meeting
was intended to consider the placing in
the field full labor ticket. After, much
discussion, il was decided that sucha move
would not be advisable at present.. 1t was
urged, however, to support only those VINO
were favorable to organized labor The
candidates must be in sympathy with the
workingman's cause to secure their sup
port. :.
The delegates were instructed to report to
their organizations the action of the meet
ing, and the sentiment expressed on the po-
htical situation. These delegates were also
asked to get the sentiment of their unions
on this question, and report at meetings to
be held in the, future. During the discussion
Jerry Dougherty and John A. Snee were
mentioned as men worthy of their support,
but neither of them was Endorsed.
The meeting was organized by elect1ng
John Arboyast, President; Thomas Conroy,
Vice President and S. n. Mccarthy, Secre.
tary. Circulars in the interest of the So
cialist Labor party were freely distributed.
The meeting was held with closed doors and
none but delegates and vouched for men,
bers of labor unions were allowed in the
hall. 1t is the intention to hold these meet
ings regularly. Another one will be held
next Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-17
SHORT SCRAPS OF LOCAL NEWS

TIE Allegheny General Republican Club
will meet this evening to arrange for trip
to Wheeling and to receive uniforms.
RELIGIOUS services Mt the Jail yesterday
were conducted by Mr.. Whitesides. He had
tho assistance of the Misses Bird and Prof.
Weeden and the larter's wife.
GOLDEN CIRCLE DIVISION No. s5, Sons OF
Temperance, will have a musical and liter
ary entertainment tonight at their hall,
corner of Grant and Second avenue.
MATHEW BRoDY, aged a. q freight brake
man on the Pennsylvania Railroad, living at
Stewart station, was run ovor in the yards
at Twenty.eighth street last evening and had
his foot crushed. He was taken to the West
Penn Hospital, where the injured member
was amputated.
The mortuary report Of Allegheny for the
week ended Saturday, October Is. 1892. shows
the number OF deaths to have been A, an in
crease of two over the preceding week.
Seven died Of consumption, of marasmus.
OF typhoid fever, of scarlet fever, 2 OF
pneumonia and of diphtheria.