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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

The docket at the Police Court yesterday cm-
bracsd q variety Of sinners. sud the nnes I'M
posed ranged from tho minimum 70 the maxi
mum amounts for ordinary offences
james Reynolds (colored) was ap for unnw.
fully striking Lewis 0oldback. white man, VIZ y.
a buggy-wfip. Tho testimony showed ths'
Goldpack. VINO 10 eagnsn at the rai!road cross
Ing on shafer and Broad streets, attempted 70
step foafn being driven BY Reynolds when Tue
latter assSnlted hiul Reynolds was hne1 20.
lot OF bonrehoii articles nom n. j.. jacobs, was
discharged, thsre being no evidence against
her. a.
resisting the police. "a.
X. NJ. Jones and I. N. Skies were before his
honor charged with fighting Jones was a.
sessed IS and costs and his antagonist was ois-
charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
,ye,h.a yyh,le Compiling Cars.

Mr.. John thappell, an employee on the Ricn.
mond and Danyilie railroad, YVES badly mashed
about the lower part Of the body and thigh yes-
terday morning shortly after o'clock Wniie
coupling cars in their yards IN this city. Inc
ambulance was called and tho injured man
taken 70 the Retreat for the Sick, wnore he was
attended by DIR. Hugh Taylor. Tue last reports
were mat he was getting along very well.
The ambulance was again called az l;3o 4. III
70 sixth aud Broad streets 10 Mr.. crVss, Of
Henrico whose arm had been broken IN a run
away. He was treated and left.
The ambulance responded 70 another cal yes
terday morning st O'Clock 20 No. % Locust
Place to a white woman named Lotto Lewis
who had taken opium, presumably With suicida
intent. She was treated and LETT. People In the
house with her said that the dose was taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Tn T,,,lr Now Uome.

The Jefferson Literary and Social Circle en-
tored their new home-the elegant rooms OF the
Mercantile Ciub-last night, and the occasion
was q most delightfuione. Vice-President WHIT
lock, on behalf OF the club, rendered the rooms
20 the circle and they we're received In . grace
fui speech by President BIoomberg OF the Latter
organization. Tho speeches were followed with
some excellent music by Mrs. heinhardt, hIs-
White. Professor shaw, and Mr.. Nay. Refresh
monts wero served later in the evening, and II
was late when the happy company dispersed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Wanted n Commisaionsr,

Assistant District-Attorney Brisfow rsccived q
telegram last night from General Stith Boiling,
postmaster Of Petersburg, ssking him 70 send .
United States commissioner ~ that city 70 Issue
obstruc,iug the malls. Mr.. Bristow replied By
wire that II would not be possible W senA corn-
missioner. but chat any magistrate could issue
the warrant aud have IL executed By o marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
To Advocate sabbath Closing.

mass-meeting Of all denominations VIII Dc
held at DR.. Hoge's church at o'clock to-night
90 endorse the notion OF Congress In closing the
will preside, and addresses viii be delivered by
Drs. Hoge. Tudor, and Hatcher, OF this city, ana
also by Or. George Field. secretary OF the Amerl-
can Sabbath Union. At o'clock this afternoon
a preliminary meeting viii be held at me same
place 70 torn, Ia the way be clear, State Sab
hath association. All who are Interested Ia THIS
great movement are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Mean temperature. ...............".s
NEW WORK STOCK Market

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW Yoxx. October 20.--The stock market
displayed greater strength to-day Than was e.
pected. In view OF the protractcd holiday. tho
Stock Exchange having resolved 10 Keep closed
until Monday morning next =
MOVE ron REACTION.
The carly trading afforded indications that tne
bears intended, II possible. 10 use the apprvacn-
ing holiday as a pretext for reaction. New kng-
land was sold with ,onsideranIe ireedcm doSn a '.
closing. A fey other stocks were Also raideo.
but the fractional declines resulted h bringing
large buying orders for railroad rs ven as IN
dustriai shares, aud general ADVANCE ionoveo.
THE INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
The DEALINGS IN Distilfing and Cattle Feeding
and Chicago 1as we're on Q Large scale through.
out, and both stocks were purchased IN ROUND
amounts by the firms which have all along
taken prominent part In the upward move
ment, as we'd as py other leading houses. Dis
filling and Cattle Fesdins sold 50 high a. o6h
ana closed at 65sf, agsinst Gan yesferday.
while Chicago rose from 81 70 e2A and iofs on
at 91M The buying OF both stocks 10 based
dividends will soon be- raised TO 8 per cent. per
annurn. The other industrtals advanced ~ 70
1Al per cent. American Sugar was parsicuiariy
active and moved up on reports that tne com.
pepy intends to advance the price OF renned ana
other grades.
Speculation In the railway Hiss was stimuiated
by adyiees OF O heavy freight aud passenger
trafic over the western lines Big Four ad-
vsnced 9 and the others halt TO per cent. The
prices attained we're the best for some time.
Nex England. after lie esriy decline, Developed
strength and sold mp points TO an. closing At
44ls. The stock lei all othsfs tn point Of 10.
tvity and rumors Of an impending deal were OF
course revived. Reading, which had been heavy
for some days, started On the upward trecx anu
advanced over point, but lost ono half o. me
improvement before the cloee. Northern rec1nc
preferred advanced little over point and held
firm at the close &C about SO. Saiee-Lmtod,
$4,000 shares; unlisted, not given. Close
firm.
HONEY AND RxoHANgg.
MISUNDERSTANDING weak at 4s4s4S61< Com.
merciai bills. 4S21bs4S51s. Money firm at 3lsas,
closing offered at 4. sub Treasury balances
| Coin. s93,9s2. 900; currency, 81, $4,000. Gov
enments steady; 4per cents, i14s4- state ponds
| dull.
srncx oUOr ArTUNa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Dooh on German Syasnyms.

Professor F.W. BostwriRhf, OF the chair OF mo
dorn lxngu ages In RichuoDd College, 10 the asl'
thor Of a fsxt-b<ox on German synonyms. Ihd
work, which Is now 10 the hands OF Beath q Co,
pubishors, AID has boon pronounced by Critics
an able treatise Ia It's tine, contains AFRO some
ciples of the 6esmsn language, and win ooupi'
iess te 4 mucA-nesded assistance TO tho Averages
eolIere ssudent Professor Boztwrighs 10 quste
4 Youthful author. but what he lacks ~ years u
made ap 10 genuine sbiiity a. dfAgens stu
dsnt And faciie writer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Death of n Former Resident of Richmond.

A telegram was received here yesterday from
Brooklyn, N. Y, announcing the death Of Mr..
Henry Tyler. lie was n son OF the late John II.
Tyler, and brother OF Messrs John Tyler, James
+. Tyler, and Mrs. DIR. G. w. =. Brock. His
genial manner and generous impulses made him
q fayorlte with all who knew him. Mr. Tyler
was 40 years OF age and leaves wife, but no
children. Deceased entered the army at the
age OF 10 from the Virginia Military Institute
and served throughout lie was last with Par
kers Battery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
THE ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES.
The Wholesale Grocers Appoint q Com
mtttee to Consider the Matter.

general meeting Of the Wholesale Grocers'
Association was called at the Chamber OF Com
MERGE yesterday evening for the purpose OF con-
sidering the advance In freights from New YORK
and other northern cities TO Richmond. Inc
meeting was largely attended and great interest
was manifested, the question being considered
one OF the utmost Importance.
A committee was appointed 20 cooperate In
the matter with the Inland Trade Committee o.
the chamber, and Il was suggested that all the
other trades-tObacco, dry goods, etc.-De IN
vited 10 take similar action, they being also
deeply Interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
A Horse Knocked Down.

An easi-bound car on the Main-street llne
struck horse attached 10 Doggy crossing
Third street Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock.
The animal was knocked down and dragged
along the track for fifteen feet. The front wheels
and shafts OF the vehicle were smashed and the
horse received slight bruises. The occupants Oh
the buggy-a man and boy-escaped injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
MARRIAGES.

BATTE-FULTON.- Married. at AL
Saints, church, on Thursday, Octobsx 9.
1892, by Rev. J. Y. bowman, RICHAkD
ID. Bate and Miss MATTlEJ. FULTON,
both Of Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
The Hastings Court.

The Hastings Court will be closed to-day In
honor OF the anniversary OF the discovery of
America by Columbus. In this tribunal yesterday
the following cases were disposed Of:
William Spindle, charged with assaulftng
Emma jackson, was convicted and sent TO jail
for fifteen days and fined cent.
Joseph White, assaulting Rowland Williams.
Fined Is.
Mary johnson, charged with misdemeanor.
Fined $50.
Lucy Anderson alias Jones, resisting and as
ssuting Deputy High-Constabe Ingersoa. Ac-
quilted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

No other house DOES-EvER DID-or EVER
wILI.-seli such STERLING QUALITIES at
such LOW PRICES as WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Lnliua Cnsar ro-Nighs.

will present Shskespearss famous tragedy az
the Theatre tonight AMI tomorrow 81 tAe matt
nee. Mr.. Hanford has secured all Of Boo<h and
Barretts stage accessories, and pays ssperi1i
attention TO details, making o performance pr
feet o. an entirety. His acting - Marc Autcuy
has received great attention and placed HIN
high ~ an actor Of legitimate partsL
The California Brandy have - 2 years
old. It's better than most French brady
at 81 per gallon. The price Of the Cali
foruia IS 81. j. BIsseap, Agept
1905 sasS Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

OtUEf E4oto IN bU9 49, ~ " So<A- 80 -
Theughs 20 no Isuossns.
Enorts are being made 70 have John Wood,
who Is In iaIi here on suspicion q being con-
necsed with the Borden murder, released, and
Justice LOWS, Constable Branch, and the DIS
PATCH reporter who has been vwsng mp the
case win bold q conference with NJ. Conway n
sauds. Commemorative attorney o. henri,o
county, at IL O'Clock this morning for the pur-
pose q putting together al the Information ana
cvidencc In rotation 70 the msttsr and ssccr-
tanning whether there sre OF arc nos srcunds
why the man should be held prisoner.
The tin-type picture Of Wood. taksu from him
by Constable Branch and reproduced ~ the Dis
PArCu, and copy Of last Tuesday, issue o. sns
paper were, according TO the teleernphic re-
quest Of Mr.. Andrew :. Jsnnings, Lsze Ber-
dens lawyer, forwarded TO that gsusieman on
yesterday. Nothing new was heari from Fan
River yesterday, and the special nom that place
published in tho DnPArcH sesms 70 have
knocked out OF the minds Of nearly all persons
any suspicion that Wood had hand IN the XIII
ing.
saYsmls xAxs Is xAHH.
A DISPATCH reporter called 10 see Wood, or
Hair tthe latter being his real parne, At the JAIL
yesterday afternoon, and tho prisoner appeared
grateful tor the interest taken IN his case by tins
paper. lie said that the special published IN the
with the facts; that his nanis was really Henry
Hair, and that his reason for not desiring 10 ais
close this was that no did not wish TO pstng the
names OF some OF hts friends Especially that OF
Mrs. Cross into prominence In the matter: In
speaking about the alleged European trip Hair
stated that ho left New York for London on July
18TH, and that on August 10th he left london
for America. This corresponds substantially
with tho report nom FAN River, which says that
he was not In the city when the murder was COM
mitted, which was on August 4th.
WHY WATKINS TALKED.
When asked about the statements he had
made 20 the Mesers- Watkins, Wood denied
them and said: II Watkins made affidavits 90
such statements rs reported. he perjured him
self" He further said that the reason Watkins
had made these statements Was because be had
left his employ. He stated that he was working
on commission for Watkins. aud making about
81 a day; that another man offered him a post
tion IN which ne could make more than double
that amount, and he acceptedit. "Watkins be-
came mified at this, and made these statements
about me-" said the prisoner.
During the conversation Wood remarked that
the Messrs. Watkins had told him things that
IL he repeated would put them In q bad Tx.
Mr.. Holmes, who was here st the instance OF
Mr.. jennings, Miss Bordens counsel, on
Wednesday, win be In the city again to-day, and
will probably communicate with tho lawyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Eyesight Saved

After Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Pneumonia
and other prostrating diseases. Hoods Sarsa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

A. O'Clock yeet~rdsy norning eeFvloee we're
aeid q 81, Peters Cathedral - honof * tho
t6ird anniyoxNAr5 n ire ccnDeeralioo - pno92
Ven g vyyyss sp'spo n'fn y ~ g
s,1iSS pSno In1hse po1ahuo - eoscoQ4 xAinof
UshlneAit = sop4seeon ~ tssesF 1'eFnsy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE October 20-Baltmore and Ohio
stock. s6Iaa98 consolidated gas bonds, lO9A
do. stock, 604a60L.
No session OF the Corn and Flour Exchange FRI
day and Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Appo,u,ss supsrsateed ssts.

The STATE Board q Educsiicn bsld : mssMs .
yesterday and made the toilowin4 " me- Ersnf
A. kAssse, ssoe IL d. cochran, de5eaesaS -
osnrty. William =. KsnnsdH ~ = =
decessed -..-ass
Ihs BOARD decided n Giro kadferd !. $500 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT suaxsse
CENTRES or TINS WcNLn


fByssassrspa 70 Ne Dsspsschl
RI wAsHssoros, d. O.. October 20.
lTLIR forecast for Virginia fos twonty-
80 -four hours-from MIDNIGHT 10 mid
night: Fair weather. followed BY
local showers in north portion; north
winds.
For North Carolina: Generally far
weather; east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
eIcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

Ocfogga 20.-Auctiou offerings on Change
to-day, 9 packages and one rejection; highest,
Sl2: lowest, s4.70-ayerage, 1857.
Private sales. FILTERS, 81: smokers, %; wrap
pers, s-total, SO hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciearettes.
se,356.50: tobacco, e3v543.2l-tosaL $l2r
Sp9.71.
sales OF loose went bsyond the miles to-day,
with very good breaks, yet there Is much more
Of the green.sip sorts and common reds thsn mo-
ticed et earlier sales, aud other classes are %
Attendance on Change snan, vim isw u the
board.
shockoe Warehouse b being much Improved b.
additional ky-lights. much needed Tho uoorl
were also oyerhanied. preparatory 70 . hoAvy
OF com mon wesssrn tobacco there remaiue osly
few samples for sale. and common virginia 70
bacco b equally a. scarca Lpose sAtss -
uHual.
Tnc Wsstsrm 7obaeoo Js~rnsi hss vssy serool
editorials on the dark tobacco situaiions which .
regards ~ the strongest IN period Of hfteet
years. both ~ regards Europe and shle o0untfy
Virginie fliefs are very dali, but shoHed ma
terisf sympathy vi>h ne asxk western sssd'
values
Loose sales wero. stronger su around to-day
and eome buyers dropped out.
Tho Tobocco Exchange Win % closed y
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
mARrNk rNrkLLlaENcn.

AnhN - ~ - LII - s<sSS - -
IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCTosSs ~. is02
sun sss,. se5 HON TrDa
Sun sets ... aga Morning. ......., COS
Noon sets. ....... 500 kveniae 5sos
FORT or RIoaxoSD, onoBkE 20. 1894
ARHVED.
Steames Arisl, Dsyo Norfolk. mefchsntss
and passengers L. B. Tstu n. vice. pfcsldsne
Schooner william u. steelniau, smith, New
London, Old rails, The Trcdegsr Company
SAILED.
schooner Ella Francis, Foster, New Bedford,
pfg-iron, j. N. Gordon, agent; vessel, Cuftis =
Parker. M
PORT oyNBwP0RT NEWS ocrosss 90. 1891.
tBytelesrspnl
ARaIvzn
schooner Brocksway, Richmcni
SAILED.
Schooner c. A. Campbell. Boston.
roRr OF WEST POINT. oorosEs 90. 1924
tBy telesrarnl
- ARRIvHp.
steamshtp City Of Atlanta. Dole, New ION
Snnsseneer aud general cargo
steamship Charlotte, Geoshan, baisinorss -
seugers ana general cargo
Steamer elm City, Marsnau. Waiksrson, pas
sengers AID general cargo.
sAIlsn
ssesmsh,p City Of Atlanta. New fxks ssn-
ssssmsSlp csarlosss. baltimore. passsasss
50 Steamer Eia city. wAlssrson, psssssssrssad
geueyal cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

TaK wxArHrs IN RICHMOND YxsrxxDAr WAS
clear and pleasant The skies were clear
at midnight.
Range Of tho thermometer ct the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARkEr.
NRW YORK COTTON FuTuRgx

NEW Yonx, October 20.--Cotson--Net receipts,
none: gross, 7,2s2 bales. FUTURES clased
steady; saies 27<,e00 bales; October, e7.s4 !:
November e7.p2 December, $500; January,
ss-ls February. $3.50; March, es.4i: April,
$3.50; May, es.52: june, $S.71: July. tS.1D.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKkE
OCroByR 2o.-Narket quiet. Prime. 2sxe;
extra prime, 49,: fancy, &c.; factory hand
picked 3a4i4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
cnAN ANo corToN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 2O.--oyyunfHoe-wneet.
1.22S busheta Corn. $50 o0shesA VeNs 1sos1
's SaIrs -wnsa. .ass rushslA Cera. 80 sash'
els Oats, 50 bushels
oCorAy1ox&
WHskr.--Lougbsrry. 75a8oo. M1so. 73380e
norSDerxy. 70aSo<. Ne rg4s 54p79a
CoaH-Whits. virsinie fpr5nne>. new SOC.
No 2. white lHomiDall; ~ =. uaxeo (ng2ane9
naked. s7a373fc.; No = nlxeds 1aopep
\ rsoua--Ws asxn stns. ssaezek sapess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

Premiums have been awarded in several do
On Horsos-staimon years ole and over, first
premium 70 II. c. Chambltn, city; second pre-,
Year, old and under 4, frst premium 10 hcca
stock Farm. city, second premium 70 =. ",
NOEL, Danyille, Va; entire colt years o.u sl,u
under g. first premium 20 w, A. Nuckies'
city: second premium 70 Cox ptvsneiss
bermuda Hundred: yesrling COL. nrst Pre-.
MUM 20 c. L. Jones, Carysoroek, va
second premium 70 II. =, vs sns srsp nremium
10 Acca stock-Farm, city; second premium ~, ~
IA. &. Chambln city. Fuly years olo sno W.
der a, frat premium 70 Joseph Lessitof, u.y
second pronsium 70 Jacob s. Shaw, Srantiano'
Va FiiIy 2 years old AMI under >, Mss pin,
MUM 70 il. c. chamblin, city; secona premium
FIRST premium 70 Acca siock-farm; eIyi seoons
premium 70 w. II. Allison. city. horss =, ma ss
Tor single harness, hrst premium 10 \. .. go
Cappahosie. Va: second premium ~ va Dao
theirs. Rermuas Hundred stanostu ~ W. W
ting stallion, first premium 70 ~ stsna.
Ard troitine brood mare, first premiuIn
70 H. c. chambiin, city; SECOND prennuo' a s,rso
Brssk. Tiles, and Ciey~-Best ttrt 49, ~ ~ to.'
and stoye-tles, frat premium % soasae,n ~
Brick Works, city. Best pressed ssss cors-
mon or rpos,lsed brick, not loss than no. nrss
premium 10 Gar, Lorfaiae Co, ay, nys'
lre-clsy from Tirginia. hrst premiums !" So3sa'
OILS. glue. aud Grooeries--best nnsesu OIL
irst premium 70 National lAnseed-p. VSnb
city Best eastor-o nrsi prenum " ~, ,rs.
nia@ a. Teomas carisiisa, city; Bess sfoana
glue, ais, premium 70 Thomas Shns =. ~.
Display Of mao groceries, nrst prehns" " w.
d9n d DuwDrth, NON YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

n Co.. N~onp kAFkCTkD TODAY.
Ets,. w.. a. ne kxposiiion to-day viii be the
| eysl.s. n~s sitsaded the exhihifion since
~ l. M. Noiamblsn-Day VIII DO observed,
a. u 49, 'Aiiatsn viii have holiday special
s.<s N ~ ,ssiVn Will be sIloeei them. AN
NE. a. seao ne pubic schools win os ad-
l,s'S u NJ. =. cents, ano others not over 10
sote t,s,s.ls .le ZANE price. Teachers q Tho
~ M fe;s presenting evidence Of their posi-
- DER ,..i h@se 70 pay hail fnre-2D cents
''''AAs Wiz DO charged tho usual
b. ,s. y the oscycle raes. the exp,as.o a
~ ese.s - s. slsr orcRes;re. and he AustrsIinu
~ oa1.s A9s Pans viii be presented AZ
Ms, M ss&n wsltznaH. the tiahtrope
eisss ), - 'eh ana Injured htnssh severely /
"a lie ,ass.s VIII again mske bis appear
'' isasafs VI me spsctAols va pe
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-24
Better than a Roman Amp,theater.

A railroad engineer has proposed
to the Worlds Fair managers TO
build two circular railroads inside of
Of an amphi.heater having capacity
to seat 10000 people, the outside track
to be mile 10 circumference and to
connect with the inside by means OF
switches. On these tracks engines
are to run at full speed and collide,
engineers to make the leap for life
AL in sight OF the audience. Old en-
gines will be used, and the collision
will break them up so that the frag-
ments can be used for old iron. Per-
for IN ances to DO given twice week.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-24
A Talk in Private.

Some drinking men dislike the idea
OF going to gold cure institute.
There is no publicity at Haywards,
CAL, where the Munroe Improved
Gold Cure Institute is located. Write
for circulars or il you prefer an agent
OF the company will visit you at your
home, and talk it over.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-24
PHOTOS AT BEDROCK.

Finest cabinets, enamel finish only
8 l, dozen. Six for one dollar.
Having more goods on hand tnan
we care to ship, we will next Saturday,
Sunday & Monday work at the above
most reasonable rates. Make the
most Of this, tits chance you will
never nave again. Proofs shown next
day. Come and see 100 photos Of
your own people made by me.
Positively no negatives made after
Monday night, but all made by Mon
day night finished before go.
j. d. RICHARDS,
Photographer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-24

tered, until 6 O'Clock r. M. Of the 4th
day Of November, 1892. All persons
whose names may be enormously
entered in this list should appear at
my Office and have such error cor
rected.
VIM. CoNeER,
Registry Agent Wells Precinct.
Wells, New, Oct. %, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-24

There are 4O6 voters registered at
Tuscarora.
Nearly all of our space is taken up
with registration lists.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No.l23. A. o. U. W., at their Hall to-
night.
Vote Tor Francis G. Newlands for
Congress. He will work for the best
interests Of Nevada.
A vote for the Democratic legisla-
tive ticket is vote against the repeal
Of the Australian ballot law.
Mr.. E. Penrod came down from
Island Mountain yesterday. He re-
ports everything quiet in that neigh
b ,rhood.
The Weaver Electoral ticket should
have the support of every citizen of
Nevada who believes in protecting
MS home.
The Democratic legislative ticket
Is gaining ground every day. Vote
it straight il you do not want to be
taxed to pay back salaries.
John S. Jewett has opened the
Elephant feed stable and is prepared
to take care of all stock left with him.
Read his ad. and give him a share of
your patronage.
If you want to have jolly good
time, take in the ball at Carlin on
the evening of Nov. LIST. Read the
ad. in another column and make it. q
point to be there.
There will be some fine races at
Wells on the 4th and 9th of next
month. On the evening of the 4th
there will be a grand ball at the
Bulls Head hotel. See the ad. else
whore and do not miss it.
SS:l:ssee::. State Gears and Hagerman
are supporting Stewart for the Sem
ate. Even the advocates Of Cleveland
realize that Bartine is not in it when
it comes to representing Nevada in
the Upper House of Congress.
Mr.. A. G Gault, representing the
Guarantee Mercantile & Collection
Agency, a Corporation of San Fran
cisco, will open branch in this city
soon. Merchants in the nelghboring
towns have joined in masse for
protection. Our merchants should do
the same.
General r. NJ. Clarke offered a Pc
tition nominating M. r. Elstner as
State Senator for Ormsby county. It
was refused on the ground that Orms-
by county is entitled under the act of
the Legislature OF 1891 to one Sem
a;or, and L. B. Hickey holds that po-
s:tion. The petition was offered for
the purpose OF testing the constitu-
tionality OF the new Apportionment
ACT.