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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

S1BIC h-BkAC AT COST!
We have LET over some very choice pieces Of
Roya! Worcester,
Rudo st dt art Porcelaine,
Hcyai Addef Or,
Dca tea and the rare p;ocos OF fancyl6 TT Po:-
cslaine which We viii cLcss out at prime cost.
Ihi, /. 2 op9ortu lity to purchase hand
s)me we'd ;i1z /. Tew Ye-rs gift It vary lov
cqst Cal cnco End YET tbs pick Of thsse rare
pieces THIS is d bona fde C at sale.
~ MILLER son,
dee2s 80 317 Sipg srees. Alexandria, Va.
DGNTAL Eo11vE
have return d to alexandria end offer to The
lublic my poi ssiunal SERVICES all The branches
Of D=u,issrg vi lie sseoc;stsd with Dr. D N.
Eust 122 ooutE ? min ton stree.
-'' ] Z. BIrz 1F, D. q.
have had D.. ]. d. ?; z with Inc several
ycarJ, and know hin 20 ma: ex eit that 1t giyes
me ples, ur, to recommend hiEl 20 the pubic as q
competent Dentist. 81 :.
jsnAtt ~ ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

CHICAGO, jan. 6-1O:45 g. m -Wheat-Jar
981s; May 941s. Corn-Jan 1888; May ALB
Osts-Jsn 281a NAV 31Ass31A. fork-Jsnusr.
$40 so; 8sy $11a1l O2h. Lard-Jsn $6 O5.
6 07lh; May S. IS. Short ribs-Jan So 271a
May SIS 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

BAITlMcax, Jan. 5. Flour dull and ur
changed. Wheat easy. Corn easy. Oats weel
Rye dull. Hay quiet. Provisions steady an
unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

RUMoRED GHANGss "A dispatch from
&oo'ie ee:s: There are ruucr. curreot 10
ign railway crc'as in this section that the
pf'sent month vii sac come startling
lhs'Vea in fhe personnel of the Richmond
al Dtn7ilEa syetem's msnsa msnt 1t is
sale mat Cecil Gaboetr. who mas been re-
Gently displaced as general manager OF the
Georgia Central road, is to be given the
general management of the entire system.
ls 's also reported that the new programme
OF the Richmond and Danvile involves the
deoapitation of several officials In the eys.
TEN; that the Offices OF several superinten-
dents are to be abolished. and that Mr.. Cab.
bsst will cover the ground occupied by
them SO general manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

NNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF stockholders of
l. the PEOPLES GAS SAVING ASSOCIATION
OF Baltimore Maryland will be- hold on TUES
DAY, January 12sh, 1892 at O'clock M. at
the irincipsl efiice of tho association, POS ZIG
aid 2lS King street., in he 'isy oil ~, xandIis,
Vir;i ls for the purpose OF electng directors for
the ensuing year aid fox other business.
dec22 I'd CHAa II. DTCRS Son, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

koTICE-The annual meeting of the by
IN DRAULION s. F. e. CO. will be held in their
hsll on TUESDAY EVENING. January 5th, at
1870 D. N, full attendance is requested, "a
there viii be an election of officers for the ensu.
isnS 81 H.ADoWNHAM. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

HeHE MEETING of the stockholders OF the OLD
4 DOMINION PERPEIU AL BUILDING FUFD
ASSOCIATION will be held on TUESDAY, Janu-
airy 5, 1892, st 1880 o'clock, az Concordia Hail.
der22 I'd L. p. UHLE3. Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

ALEXANDRIA MARKEr. January 5.-The msr-
ket to-day was quiet and the fe sales n ade were
at yesterday's quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

I OST-On Mondsy morning, between the cor
Ia ntr of Prince aud st. Assph streets and Pea
fndsr II be libei ally rewarded by leaving it at
this office. jams 3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-virginis oonsols :; do
10.40'-; do So 72s72lh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
MARINE NEWS.
LOST.

lNTRAYED OF sTOLEN-On December 30th, a
y BLACK CAT, with short tail and white spot
on tn. o,t ; answers to the name Of "Tricksy." 4
ioeral reward will bo paid If returned to No. 129
south Royal street corner Prince and RoyaD or
for information thai will cad to It's recovery. 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

VHHE annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tee
4 CAPITAL TkUSr COM ANY Tor thr icc
ton of board OF twenty. five tirtctnrs a. Tor
the trsnsa ctiou of oher business will be he ut
the Hotel Fleischmsnn, this city, on W SD@ Ea-
DAY, January 13, 1892 Polls open ut 4. NJ;
close at D. m. JOHN G. Si4ATER, Presid mt.
HsNRY X. SIMPSON, secretary dec31 i'd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
anoE,


other Irodno. and Proyi,iou siarkot..
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept 10 Flonr-UB-
changed
Wheat dropped 1{casc. early, soon re-
covered, closed 4@9sr above yesieriav,
Cash G3c; September closed a. 6g6ci OctO-
Der, '05ci poeoinber 7ak@'5&ci May
7gNc
Corn ruled firm and higher, closed IGatc
above yesterday. Cash iic; September,
i4i(ci October, 1870. December 4aAoi
year aSsei May 4sc,
Oats followed corn and wheat, closed q
Cd4tc above ytstsr1a Cash, and Septeni-
Dor 500; Octouef- alci May $95fc
Corn moai--Steady at q 1909 ~
Whiaky steady; y 10 Tor finished goods.
BagginR- Quiet az Gl4mIsfc
Iron cotton tes--Steuly a. 10
Pr0viAi0ug- Firmer aud better
p0ri--Ehsier, lobbing $40 IS
Lard Nominal and lower at 81 e0a7 %
Dry salt mcais--Quiet, shoulder, " 01i
longs and ribs s. 70, shorts 81 w. boxed lots
lbe mora
Bacon Shoulders 81 90, longs and RIBS,
q t2&, shorts s. 70
Sugar cured hans Sli 50atl9 90
BAssts CrF, Mo, sept 10. Wheat
Firm. closing e higher than yesterday.
Corn-sieis5y, closing weak. No. mix
Cd. 4O5{Gac
NKG Yong, Sept io-Wheat = Spot,
dun and nrner no. red 49, elevator
Options very duh Dponlug weak. declining
on the report Of cholera ~ Chicago. con.
tnued free receipts snd Hight clearanees,
advanced with wC4t aHd locll covering, re-
acted aud closed steady, Naae up. No. 3
nd, September, 72ci Oclober, Exc;
MAY, ss4c
Com-Spoi, steady aud quiet No. bi3f,
elevate. Optl1na advanced on reports Of
cold weather, hIRluf west trading Dun
September, Iifc; Octoter, 50ci December
Codee-Optiouh, firm aud unchanged 70
70 POINTS up closed frm 3 10 rs points up
sales 2floQ bags, inrlrdiug September
rs a5; October, rs 80; November, H. BOG
81 10 December, 10 20. January, 70 ";
Aiarch, 70 409le - May. y sQMi3 g.
spot Rio-Duh and lrn, No 2 10
SUaar-kaw. hfIn and quiet Fair rein
ihz. &c bid; cenirifueais. - test, i-ig,
n Bsc0gato, ~ test 30, 81 irat 24c
Refuo1-tirm and 10 lar demand. No
g 47ifa4 g19ci Nc z. Nffaf1sci No
b. 4i(0iHgi No. y 4HM45fei No 10
4 Bloc, No. ~, 81fdSac; hp l9, 05f0f
81; No IS. 8 i5l4aa IS is; On a 4slta
4 l5-lec; mould a, . 3i6as5 6-lOci stan
dard A, $1,000 Sic. cmfertioners A,
5-i6q5 lllGci cot loaf @mlSi crush.
ed. bA@5ss0s B3gleFed. ylll4a.Aes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

cnck0o, ILI-, Sept 10 --Cailc--Ha-
cnipts, 500 shirmenN, iR0i siagiy rood
demand Tor export Rrldeff bsst natives,
70 0Ae5 ~, choice y i0Gft fO others,
Z. fDef4 . westerns, e. lOpi w. Texans,
g. 2b0a 10, atoohcrs and feeders, e. n0m
2 10; COWS, 81 ONa3 70
Hogs Hoceipts i4.g1i shipments 300
market steady; cioaed wcnk and d0nbiiuli
rough and common, " s0 packing and
shipping, g 253A 40 rrlme heavy and
butchers weights y 3bm ~; light y %
Gf1 10
sheep--Receiptr 1900; shipments 1905
iifeless; &c lover than 1hursdayl woth.
era. 81 G01t4 30; fat ewns, - 1904 %, I'D
lerans, 81 1904 20, Texans, o. eSWa 15i
wesierns. d 7E8i 20; lambs, " 5e@j b0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

granulaiod, l-lG@b BLOC dubea' D|eq
Molasses-t 'preign' nominal % t9ai l0i
New Orlenns, duli ana stpAHyi common "
fancy, 25a3Dc
Rco--Steahy ana larry AetlNt eomepAei
fair 10 extra fHmGo; Japan, hWbac
o,i.'i ,,,nt,iftigai prlme yriiow, lltm4 b 10;
XII ia q igi6t seeouds, 9hG5 *
C,,,r,ao nj, sent Duito A lively
rebound was Mltn..sep " s'l'tn ul w "
3 wks s'e eiosoa III higher Nan iast night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
DALLAS SEED STORE,

EnrAntffnhD isf1
just received two cars new crop Rye, car
seed Wheat, two cars black winter oais,
car Fertilizer and Turnlp seed. Bulk seeds
VI every description
HOLLOWAY = CO.. Dallas. lns-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
I,eeeips. aud Export. At An ua,ea state.
Ports.

GALVESTON, TEX, sept 10 lSpocial.l-
Receipts thus far this week .,,.... 1861
Receipts Tho same time last year,. 1900
Receipts this day ...............
Receipts this dAy last year .....
Total reoeipts thus far this season dG saS
Total receipts thus far last season l4qO61
Difference. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sa9A
Exports 10 Great Britain ......-.,. 1000
Exports 10 France ........ -. -----
Exports 10 continent ... b,OOa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

81. LOUIS, Mo- Sept 10 -Cattlo--ite-
ceipis, 500. shipments, LEO; steady.
fair 10 choice native steem, 81 2i0pi o.
fair 10 good Texas and Indian Ateers, " ~
as O1
Hogs - Receipts. iO0i shipments, 500.
6lrpng. heavy, H. luW5 81 packing, q 30
05 10, light. - l0n5 ~,
Sheep Receipts 100; shipments, 501
Mrtei, steady fair 70 goOa muttons, ~ W
"a 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

peF ga, tat2, less Sc cash; alum, per ID, &c;
seslsAinnia- SlUO; autiiebrlnc, per o., sc:
az. rlne, por on. sl.sO; ammonia, carbo-
nae. per H. l6c; blue viiriol, per TO-. ~;
n.ae PASS. per 10, Boz, blue ointment Der
~ sVt nor1ty, per H., i2ai8; cnmphor,
h4iAi Ter 10, 5.cs capsicufn, powdered per
~, &c eopperas uor 10, 2asc; cream
s 54ss1' &C. e z. per III, gsa,n
y Is; ether sulphurlc, /. S. r., 10. ass gum
Napte' ltSt pick, per 10, Nc; gum shelAc,
NJ 10 s9o;glue, brown, Z 10, i2,9l6c; glue,
white Per 10, s0o; mace. per 10, soc; mer-
curry, per lb.7 bc; morphine, sulph., y. q w,
y % ooNcs1 per o., S.Sji ~ o. boxes
pSt o., 81 s0i OF BOTTLES pos o., sLO0;
nAsmeas, per pound, 7ac; castor oil, per
gaL, Sl00. olive oil. gal, 81 10, lnsoed oil.
per gal fsg@ci sperm OIL w. -, per
gd-, sleOi opium, per pound, 81 o.; opium
l'o,' per pound Shsb; black pepper per
round, lso; potsh, bromide, per
pound Ssci potash, ehloraie, per
e soa2 sa Quinine, p. i W., o.. bottle,
per o. BIC; qninine, p X W. o. cans, per
o., gOci outline, r. X w, 6-oL cans, per
o. stci y. Y, quiniue, o. Walls per or
s'ci do, o. tins, per o., 25e; do, 5-of, Tins,
per On s2ci do. 25-oz tins. per o.. no, do,
lN-oN TINS per %, 2Qc sal soda, per 10 Sc
saltpeier, refined, per 10, loo; salnoler,
commercial, DC; salts, Epson, per rs. 40
salis, Rochelle soc; bicarh soda, English
kegs, per 10, be; sulphur. Flowers, 5.bhl
lols, 1A0i sulphur Flowers, small lots, Dc;
sniriis turpeuune, market rates, per gal.
Whitehead, 5. p, per 10 ilsaiAc,
CANDIES.
Csramels, assorted flavor, S.pound box.
'5c; Jelly beans, 5.pound box t5e; gum
drops, a. IS, assorted Favor 5.pouud box,
soc lapauese strips, cocuauut flavor. B.
Mound lalH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

81, Louis, No, sept i0,-Cotton steady;
miduung, les sales, nopei receipts, zoos
shipments, tOl bales stock, $500 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

lndiFrstiou and stomach dlnfaers takQ
BROWNS mon htIffnA.
Al dealers kecg X q PET iattia Genuine has
trade marx nnd efuNssi ~ lincso.' Hfzppor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
SATURDAYS MARKETS.


for Fort Worth pactinr h lssal merchants
Large hams k. 1 ,,' mouse products;
small hams, 8 brestfss, Ihatns, io'sci
| dry salt, she's, Gear. NJ. ~, s9hi
! Y; bacon backs, g1. sbortcl.,,. mes ~
leaf lard. basis Uerea uil. gtii uisSl,i, ~
| Special prices for l5bi,ar .,.''S .aiu ",
merchants desiring 10 Inv yv \, Ilso retail
| Following afe ,yboiesais "a w i9's.
! Fort Worth packing hufse rr-,i,,,,s n. ~ ~
revised each day ana IN ~ $500, 10 LLl.es
| tons are subject 10 chance ~, ,i,,, 4sX1s.h
I days closing based on lob inf. US
1 Lard scale For tin oaus MIN 700, q.
/ 5.bs, twelve IN ease Md ~ ~ o"sg; Al1 Nci
| Ia case, add IL. ~ ''''i '"enS
For wooden packaees IN In nail "a, H.
20-lb pals, adds9so, iH m MI psil alu &c
bbs, add ac: hbis a5d y 49, tui =
One hundred pounds of one kind M s,,
boxed add i,e ~ 'eSs Vhan INST price; II
Fresh meat depsr.,,,.,, ~,
sides and carcasses stesrs 81 ~. ~
! quarters, steers etlNSn' 49, nlhu'
steers, 8t{a4JSc; s(iSs AL s. tuaflets'
cows iSa5c; 6udouarters %" cows ''''sii.Sses,
Beef cuts-i.oins', per Der S y ,sc. s,,na
ard ribs, qc. chpcls a. HaNi.t w Stunt
tenderlolns, ifc aanh sts,,,a ~ A'.'.Hes, ~
lOo boneloss ramps ~. sbo,, 1 Ky rus,
rounds. SIC. nlairs n ., ioius' lNJi
dor eods BE- lon strips lie. Ioin MT, 1n0 W.
shAuks, ~.
Beef eStras--Brains, per 10, lOc. Hvers
each, lOc; hearts each. &c; tongues. each
s5ci OK tails, per dO1, &c; backbones nsT
Id, &c swaetbraads, i2lSc
Pork Dressed hOrs, tc. spnre ribs zisc.
fresh hams, &c; fresh shoulders. 81. In,
derlons, &c loins, ilsaSc.
Pork extras--Kidnsys. Nor do, Anc. lie.
ers, per doz. 800; hearts per do AK.
tongues, per doz, COO. pigsi feet ner AZ,
Csc; neck bones, 70; sweetbreals isi<c
Muttou-Dressed sheen. Ji<Ayc nos
05fc; saddles loo, breast ,atc rncl,s io,,,F
liC' short, i9alsc. '''7'
Sausage-Pork, }, head oheese 90 l,er
wurst, 90; bloOdwurst 6r, ,yeinerv,u,st
lOc; bologna, &c; boneless hntns 10,
One hundred pounds al onc bir' ~ s,.,st,
pork, cuts or sausages. "a ida tban iiat
price
Pickeled goods-'rripe. kits GA, onarter
barrels 81 50: half barrois a. IA 70 -,
feet kits, SOC: quarter barrels ,sl "a 6alf
barrels . 30. Pigs tongues. Kits, a. rs;
quarter barrels, 81 80 half barrels 81 90
4'less 9oei' 9oo per Dbl; plate beef, 81 80
pet ool'
{, 800 Huose ''.v's arc l. o D. Fort Worth.
q G5grc5 a s5n5. Snanges without notice
one dozen. Il i5 two doSep Il 10 10. sS"I16
cas one Ioleh' e. cSi tw2 dozen, 81 90 d-ie
doia,, an ' "a 70 w. I4-'o cans one-hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Whisky RecdGcd, 81 lOal as per proof;
i-yoar-old upwards, 81 i0ai 90; sour mash,
old 81 00al0 0O; blended WHISTLES, 81 GOA
. co.
Wlnes-Pure grape, per gal, 81 % up
wards.
Braudies-Puro Tennessee apple, e. 25
pure Maryland peach, a. 80; domestic
cognac, 81 75a3 so; imported, 81 50ag 20.
Glns-Domestic. per gal, 81 Ija5 20 im-
ported, S. 3OaG 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
NILL

Almonds, new, soft-shell, per 10, lsoi
yrainuts extra large, per ID, l6c; ul6erts,
psr h., IKE; Branls, new crop per ~,
1910; nuts assorted. 25-lb. boxes, Comet
brand. iOc pecans new crop, Ac peanuts,
fancy white Virginia, BY lhe 81 X Z 70 az;
,,l,ite best quality. 100; cOcoaugts, fresh
rer sack. IS 70; less quantity, &c each I pea,s,
mt r0asters. No. /, Peerless one-hali
busbel sire sl6 00i popcorn and peanut
rS,sier comhined, at factory. 80 co. pop
corn rooster. AZ factory, $50 90; PeAnul
roastor, Boss, sos ooi popcorn sheilea' per
h., &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
DHros

opo,aaons based on small lots 70 re ,,l.l
dealers; AcetaDlid, per oupeei ~ ~ Ia
In 90. acetic acid. per To- % =, "a n
cryst, per 10, 20 and S2e' lIv 4, ~ NJ bic;
s,,idb,,rie srid. @. r.. per u, -,ei -,
s..!5 uuik. ~ ID. a. "a alcohol - '''' '''''-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Danheisers fruit tolu, per box, VOC pep,
permiut aud limetta, per box ~ nis "
tolu, per box, SOC; Adams New 1oIA ~. 10
+ per box. 8Oc fascination, 90 sMee,t lS IN
al. carmel tolu, e.; No New Sr4' ~
White's Yucatan, per box ~ 90 ~, -.
St,,' tis,am,. pcr box, Csc; California fruit
psr boT. goc Berry's beauty, iOci tolu' 80
- 5n5en 4 10; aweetru1, per DOG, 90
Williams crown tolu, doL p9Ae4' $50
Wiiiian's peppermint tolui ao~ boxes
81 b1. Williams pine apple tAfo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
o0roN.

Cotton seling-Good middliug, B]Eoi
strict middlisg, 6Hci middling, ehci strict
strict good ordinary, 5Ac; good ordinary,
494c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Stocks this day al, llt
StocEs this day last year, 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Potatoes, Texas choic eating, per bu.
g delivered; retail, 81 % per bu. de.
uyprcd Northern, wholesale o. per bu
retail, 35c per peck, California, 81 10. ON.
ions choice rcd, per 10. li<c; Texas, ilto.
Beans, small white California, 4a44c; Cali
fornia bayou, ~; Limas, 4Hc; California
price for round lots Garlic double siriug.
11caSl co. Chill pepper, small quantity,
2sci ly bale Of 100 to POO lbs re Comin6s
seed, per h., soc, Orange, per b., SOC.
Cabbage, Sc per TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

o. Louis. Sept TO- Woo -Ren8ipts
; ~: shiDiaenta. S2.ooO los. Tbs market
Evening journal., 1892-12-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Eden Lodge 7. o. o. f., VIII attend service
in a body at Trinity church tomorrow even
ing.
Preaching win be conducted In the taber-
nacle at eleventh and Walnut streets az 10 30
a. m, and p. m. Rev. ID. W. Hart win Off
ciatc.
Rev. s. J. Hersum win preach 10 the
Seventh Day Adventists I'm Red Mems Han,
tomorrow morning on the subject "The Per-
fccting Of the Saints"
Rev DIR. J. L. Kilgore. Of the Maryland
Conference will he assisted I'm conducting SER
vices in the First NJ. L. church tomorrow
morning and evening. An effort Will De made
TO organize a loyal legion az temperance
meeting 10 be held in the afternoon.
Rev. r. B.. Cabell will preach tomorrow
morning at the church OF the Now Jerusalem
on the subiec 1.-The Sin of stealing" In the
evening he win lecture on "rhe Bible: How II
was Given; and the hour Of its interpreta.
tiOn.n
Rev. George Savorg win ofilciate at ths
morning and evening services at the Re
formed Episcopal church Of the Redeemei
tomorrow. on the subject The Practical
Value of the Scriptures and Evidence from
the Conflict Between Christianity anC
1 Heathenism."
Evening journal., 1892-12-03
CANADA'S new CABINET
Sir John Thompson Completes
the New Govern ment.
A REVOLUTION IN OLD OFFICES.

The Dominion's New Premier Names The
New Ministers This Morning
Minor Cabinet omces to BE Created
ChapIeau's Appointment May Cause
ubIe-Ex-Premier Abbott Minister
without Portfolio.
QUEBEC, Dec. 3.-Sir John Thompson,
new premier of Canada, completed the
formation of hi cabinet this morning.
The constitution of the new govern
ment is: Sir John Thompson, premier
minister of justice; Mackenzie Bowel,
minister of trade and commerce; George
Foster, finance; John Haggart, railways
Q. II. Tupper, marine and fisheries;J j. A.
Ouimet public works; Sir A. p CarOn,
postmaster-g general; T. M. Daily, minister
of interior; John Costigan, agriculture
A. r. Anglers, militia; ). G. Pattonson,
secretary of state; J. Curran, solicitor
general.
Anglers retires from the lieutenant
governorship of the province Of Quebec
to become minister of militia and to be
succeeded by j. A. Chapleau, late minis
ter of customs. The retiring premier.
Sir John Abbott, now i'll in Europe.
remains minister, without portfolio.
The new ministers will probably be
sworn in by Lord Stanley on Monday and
a couple of other minor cabinet officers
may be created. The appointment of
Chapleau to the lieutenant goyernorship
of Quebec may produce another political
revolution here. Premier Deboucher-
vile will refuse to serve under him, it is
| said
Evening journal., 1892-12-03
Ahhett Named for senntor.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-At a meeting OF
the Democratic society of New Jersey,
held in Taylors Hotel, Thursday night,
Governor.elect Werts named Governor
Leon Albeit, as the next United States
senator from New Jersey. This sur
prised the banqueters Governor Alb
belts friends stamped their feet and
clapped their hands, but there wer,
others who did not like it, and as they
remained quiet the applause was not Sc
generous as it might have been. II i,
thought, however, that Governor Albeit
will not have a walkover. even if sup
ported by Senator Mcpherson.
Evening journal., 1892-12-03

The killing Of Rabbits and Selling Them
HThrough an Agent Leads TO Litiga-
tion.
In the Superior Court yesterday after
noon the certiorGri cases of clifford
News and Mary Berge, arising under the
game laws, were set for argument to.
day. Peter L. Cooper, Jr., represented
the state. Messrs. Chandler, Lore and
Emmons appeared for News and Mrs
Berge.
The case Of Bates & Co.. VS.. George H.
Hopes. special BAIL will be argued on
next Saturday.
A jury of inquisition awarded $114 in
the foreign attachment case of George
w. kaggs vs.. Patrick Mcmahon. Peter
l.. Cooper, Jr. represented the plaintiff
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
The session Of court this morning only
lasted about one hour and half. Argu-
ment was heard on the two certiorari
cases above referred TO. Peter l.. Cooper,
Jr., representing the state, contended
that a man who shoots rabbits cannot
sell them through an agent as the plain
tiffs in the cases had
Counsel for plaintiffs contended that
under the game laws of the state they
could and that a law TO the contrary
would be clearly unconstitutional. They
filed exceptions to that effect. The
court reserved it's decision.
William S. Hilles asked for rule to
show cause why a certain judgment
should not be stricken from the records.
The rule was allowed.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clocl,
on Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1892-12-03
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Dr. W. X Conway, Of Leipsic, was in this
city today.
Edward d. Hearn' of Georgetown, was in
this city yesterday.
Miss Ida :. Dufel. Of Lewes, is visiting
friends In this city.
Secretary Of State ID. T. Marvel and 5. F.
Stevens. of Georgetown, were In this city
yesterday.
Wilmingtoniana registered at New York
hotels are: W. Hastings, Hoffman House; A.
Il. Dorr. st. Denis; Mrs. NJ. q. Morrow,
Hotel Savoy.
Artemus Smith, a prominent young lawyer
OF Little Rock. Arkansas, at one time we'll
known school teacher In kenrccunty, Is visit
ing friends in this city
William J. Murine and William Mock OF
the Wilmington City Electric Railway cc1ls
pany started yesterday for TWO weeks Yac4s
tion 70 New York and Brooklyn
Evening journal., 1892-12-03
A Race reud in west virginia.

WHEELING, w. Va. Dec 8 "A negro,
Cornelius Coffee, shot two white men,
one Of them constable, during a quarrel
at keystone, Monday, and fed to Poca
hontas. He was captured and brought
back to Keystone. A mob met tn,
possession of Coffee, and leading him {
short distance FROM the station, bound
him to tree and riddled him with bul
let's The same day a constable named
Brooks was assassinated while guarding
two prisoners at the jail. The murdere
is unknown.