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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

IhopOIttu fUf ttN 11.'P~fUHsI
DEcEasER 13.-Private sales: smokers, 81;
nIlers, 2; darks, o; wrappers, eo-'otsi' lao
hogaheads
internai-reysnuc coIlectionsi Cigars and cigar
cites, s5,657.5o; tobacco, s2,s22.4'-to'ai'
DARK loose sales: crspshsw Warehouse, s5,-
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tween him and his ministers by his I'M
stable attitude at the time when Queen
Elizabeth was trying to marry trince
Ferdinand to Nile Vacsresco. An adj
ditional reason has been found in the
incurable illness of tho Queen.
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SHARP ADVANCE.

Tho market was a litJle more active after IL
o'clock Gnd quite a number Of stocks advanced
sharply. The upward movement WAS started by
the announcement that the MINNEAPOLIS and ~.
Louis committee have notified the court that
they have money on hand 10 pay tho equipment
bonds, and the foreclosure suit 10 therefore post
pOnod. Tho Distiiling COmpanys directors to-
dqydeclarcd quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent,
az anticipated. The preceding dividends wore
] per cent. quarterly. Tho Western Union tx
ecutiye Committee to-day recommended the de-
claratiou OF tho regular quarterly dividend OF IA
per cent, and the Manhattan directors declared
q regular quarterly dividend OF IN per cent.
George J. Gould was elected president to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF his iather.
CLOSING PRICES IRREGULAR.
Tho closing prices for stocks were irregular, but
in a number Of cases a substantial advance was
noted. Tho sales amounted to 33I,254 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money closed to-day Mt TO per cent. The
lowest rate was 4 and the highest Z. The closing
rate was per cent. 49,.
Exchange steady; posted rates, 4S0lSa4S9;
actual rates. 9s5l6a455A for sixty days, aud
4SSa1SSlA for demand.
Governments steady; currency G's, 1O5 bid
extended rs, reg stored, 100 bid coupon, II4r4
bid.
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ITO INVESTORS.

All persons contemplating investments for
1898 are invited to consider the desirabilty on
the stock OF THE OLD-DOMlNlON BulLDiNt
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which Is soli NJ 500
per share ana has 4 maturity value OF s1OO per
share. paying q per cent. annual cash interest
until maturity upon the amount invested.
This stock presents the rare combination OF
handsome returns with security as absolute as
any known investment
Call on or address -
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
11l5 Main street, Richmond, Va
J. TAYLOR EuYsON, President
DIRECTORS:
J. TAYLOR EILYs0N, JOHN ;, Elicit,
john b. PURCELL, NORMAN '. hANDOlPh,
FRANK I. SUTTON. de Its
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IN Route to the Conference.

I.1resYoaicuce q the Richnond DispatchI
WIDoS, y. c., December l3.-Quite
a large number Of ministers and lay
delegates passed through to-day on route
81 the Methodist Conference, which
meets at Goldbboro' tomorrow. Revs.
j. J. Holden, c. w. Cain, 4. j. DAILY,
William Grant (known III conference as
Bishop Grant }. ;. ID. Adams, j. A.
Green. and other well-known ministers
serc among the number.
Bra Ellen Harrison, who las been on
visit 70 her daughter. Mrs. II. Turn
bull, at Lswrenceyille, Va, returned
LONE yesterday.
The sbop-windows are now gay with
Christmas goods and the merchants here
are al busy.
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elcuMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

glous-We quito: fine. seass.26 super
nne, s2.25as2.50; extra, e3.25as3.oo. isnuh
90. 5Ossa75; patent. s4.5Oast7a
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IN I'm, A....lO1l5va. OK matured
BALTIMORE STOCK Markell.

BALrINOBs. December 13.--Virglnis SIS, 73iSa
10; Baltimore and ohio stock. "a bid; North
ern Central stock, 20 asked; consolidated gas
bonds, ll6 asked /; do. stocks, 0Y1a asked.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup CO.
SAY FRANCISCO. GIL
LOUISVILLE, X. Rsw YoRS. nv
Us 1-su. W(ElFOu dfOcrJ
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!ng futnres RANGED as follows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December 13.-Flour quiet and
steady; receipts, 1920 barrels; shipments,
673 barrels: ~ arket unchanged. Wheat-SOuih-
ern quiet aud firm western dul and steady; re-
ceipIs, 6,70l southern. and 10,467 western;
shipments, 10000 bushels; stock, 1,709,175
bushels; No. = red spot and December, 741Ra
G4Jc.; steamer No ?, 694a7Oc. Fultz, ala
zoe; Longberry, 73n16c. January 4aIJ3sc,;
May, SO54aSlc. Corn-SOuthern active and
frmer; western dun but steady; receipts. 90
BBl bushels southern; stock, 237,1l2 bushels (;
spot, mixed, 49l4a49l6c. No. white. spot, 4sc.
asked steamer, mixed. 47c. bid : southern white,
41a415kc.; do. yellow, 49Aa50c.; year, 4OAa
49tlc.; January, 4a493sc; May. Dig. Oats
dull; receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments, 3,197
bushels; stock, 81, 1873 bushels; prices I'M
changed. Rye dull and easy; receipts, l,gl
bushels; shipments, LAOS bushels; stock, lJ3.-
958 bushels; No. . spot, 5Sl9c. asked Hay
steady aud unchanged. Freights dun and I'M
changed. Butter steady; prices UNCHANGED.
Eggs firm; prices unchanged. Cotton nominal
at g34c. Coffee quiet; No. Z, 1880
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The American Turf.
by telegraph to the Dispatch

10y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
GTTrENBURG, \. j., December 13.-
First receive furlongs-Luray won
Lille second, Foxford third. Time,
1:0ls.
Second race-three quarters OF a
mile-Azrael won; Berwyn second.
Woodchopper third. Time, llG.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs-
Bitten won Lord Harry second, Gree
wich third. Time, l:22.
Fourth race-four and one-half fur
longs-Skadi won; Nocalize second,
Helene third. Time, 5J3.
Fifth race-one and one-eighth miles
Kirkover won; Shenandoah second,
Prince Fortunatus third. Time, 100.
Sixth race S ven-eighths of a mile
Bob Sutherland won; Hesperus second,
Gonzales third. Time, 1924.
on TIE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., December l3.-
First race-fve furlongs-Aftermsth
won Little Phil second, Owen Golden
third. Time, los.
Second race-six and one-quarter fur
longs-Orphan won Plevmar second,
War Paint third. Time, La.
Third race-fve furlongs-Madge L..
won Verbena second, Lucre third.
Time, 1:0j.
Fourth race-six and one-quarter fur
lopps-Creat Guns won: Lost Star
second. McKeever third. Time, 1:2Sl.
Fifth race-one mile-Montreal won ;
Rose Howard second. Mirthwood third.
Time, 1:JOl.
Sixth race-fve furlongs-NeedmOre
won La Cigale second, Herald third.
Time, l:CC3.
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Hcnderson's Mysterious Noise

iCoTesDondenee o. the Richmond DisDatch.l
HENDERSON. n. O.. December 49,
Our people were startled here on yeSter-
Jay about II o'clock by loud report.
II came somewhat like heavy blast or
explosion and was followed by a roar
Ing sound, which seemed 10 60 towards
tho north. Buildings were somewhat
shaken, and windows ratified as if by al
earthquake.
News il received here Of the death Of
Mr. Robert Il. Burweil, one Of the most
respected citizens OF our county. He
Was about 65 years old, and was the
father Of Mr. W. ID. Burwell, Of this
place.
. Mr.. J. L. Massenburg and wife. OF the
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~ v Az CsAh
hin A n G | A l..

i - -,
WANTED, TO NEGOTIATE LOAN OF TEN
OR FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS 100000
or S15.0 00) for a term OF years at per ceni.
interest, on extremely valuable city improVe1
real estate--property worth double the amount
OF loan and constantly enhancing in value.
rare opportunity for safe investment. Address
A. b. T., care this Office. do list
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3 1900, also 8 1s-Sld; May and lure.
8 10-osd., also 5 1s.84d., also 1884:

s 14-ead., also 8 1s-s4d; May and Juna
3 10-64d., also B 1b-B4d., also b 1854.
June and July, 1s-6$d.
Der, 8 Std, buyers; December and January,
0 std, buycrsi January aud February,
4-64d. February and March, 7.64d.; March
bayers: Nav ara June, S i4-s4s5 ie-ssd.;
June and July, f7-64d., buyers; July aud
August, 1e-o4a5 2o-64d. Futures steady:
American middng, December, 8 3-64a5 4-64d.;
December ana January, 8 SOFAS b-04d. Jsnu-
airy and February, 0-0fd., sellers; February
5 lo-64d.. sellers; Aprl and May, l2-e4a
Q lI64d,; May and June, l5.b4d', sellers;
Juno and July, 8 i7-e4a5 1s-64d.: July and
August, b l9-o4a5-20-64d.
NEW YORK NAvAL-SToRE MARKET.
NEW YORK, December i2--Navsi stores. Tur.
pentine dun but values maintained; quoted a.
3Ie3l1xc. kosin quiet: strained. sl.27,s; good
strained, el.32l%
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORE MARKET.
WILMINGTON. n. G., December 13.--spirits
Doc. good strained, 81. Tar steady az 81. Crude
turpentlne steady; hard, 81; yelow-dip ind
virgin, $40.
SAVANNAH NAvAL-sroRE MARKET.
sAyANSAH, Ga, December 1S.-Turpsntins
nrm at csc. Resin frm at sl.05 to sl.l0.
CHARLESTON NAvAL-sToRE MARKET.
CHARLESTON. s. c., December l3.-Turpenttne
quiet and arm az 2Sc. Rosin firm at 81 for good
strained.
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 13.--Peanuts quiet and
s;eedy; farmers hand-picked, new, 4iaa4ifc.;
second grade hand-pcked, Aa3tsc.; farmers,
NORFOLK PEANUTMARKKE
Reported for the Disps.ch.l
DECEMBER 13--Narket steady. Sales re-
ported at the commission houses at quotations;
Prime, 2lfc.; extra prime, 234c.; fancy, 25sa3c.
factory lanu-DiCked. 3aAllc.
v----s------->u-s------<----s--
mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. DEcsSBEs IA, 1882.
Sun rises.......... 71o HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets.......... 4b2 Morning. ........ los
Noon rises........ 3:04 Evening .....-.. liza
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER ls, 1902
ARRIVED.
stsamor Ariel Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers Irwin welslger. agent
Schooner Luther A. Roby. Penney, New Ha-
ven, old rails, The Tredegar Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Die. l3, 1892
lBytelegraphl
ARRIVED
Schooner L. L. sprague. New York.
SAILED.
Steamship North Gate. IIsvre.
Steamship Blue star, Bremen:
Steamship Winchester, Norfolk.
Steamship Oceanic, Hsyre.
schooner q. K. Walcott Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEcEMBss 10, 1891
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte, Gecghsn, Baltimore,
pssseugers and general cargo
Steamship Dorchester. Howes. Boston ria nor
folk and Newport News, passengers ard gem
eral cargo. ,
steamer Elm CITY, Marshall, Walkerton. pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester, Howes, Baltimore, pas
seugers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Geoghan. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, MARSHALL, Wakerton' pas
sengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

Cease coughing by using Df. Balgs Consn
eyrup Ii viii cure you az once.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing Btds. ClOGiHg Biis.
Western Union.... 1884 Kansas & Texas. l414
Adams Express. .153 Lake ShOre....... ....
American 1x.....Il7 Lake Erie & w.. %
L. :. Express..... 60 do proterre1... 754
Wells, Fargo Ex.. 14J Louisville & NJ. 7Cl5
C., c., G. and L.. J9L NorthW estern 80. 1l214
y. Y. Ceutral....1lO DO preferred. IA
y. j. Central. 1926 Ont & " estorn.. 1874
Illinois Central. =. 005s Ohio and Miss. 20A
Ohio Central...... 45le do. preferred. ......
hlchignn Central. 1O8 Pacific Mai....... 2T1e
Northern Pacific. 1873 Quicksilver. .....
DO. Preferred. 4SR DO. preferred. IL
Central Pacific. 2fA Reading. ......... O41s
Union Pacific ..... 80 Rock Island. 81
Missouri Pacific. oS4 Omaha. ....... AZ
Texas Pacifc...... 10 DO. preferred...1l9
Manhattan Elcya. 139 Isl. Paul........... 7S4
Alton * Terre H.. 3315 10. preferred. .l22
DO. preferred. ..150 Nash. G. & ~. L.. S6
Can. SOuthern.... J5A Msbash...... IL
Canada Pacific. SOA do. preferred... 24M
Chicago & Alton. .14l Chi, Bur. Il o.. so
Ches. & Ohio...... 223s Peoria, ID. i E.. II
Delaware & Ilud. 1872 Manitoba
Del Lack. L W...lj23s Oregon Nayiga'n. 72
Denver. 15I, Richmond Tor. 8i5
235s Bait. q Ohio. ..... 9JA
do. preierred.... b4lSl
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STATE on VIRGINIA. CRY or RIcnxoSD-ss.:
I, John =. Glenn, cashier OF the sbove-named
bank do solsmnly swear that the above state.
mens 70 true 50 tho best OF my knovledte aud
belief. ,. y. GLENN, Cashicr.
Subscribed and sworn 70 bsfore me this lSth
day Of December. 1892.
GEORGE !. ROGERS, Notary Puolic
ANDRKw PIzzINi. IN,
X c. A0RToNs
FRkD. h SCOTT
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DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ ExRCyTKpAT yHx DISPAyo1 e1zxy
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 13.--Flour-The market
was dun aud unchanged; hard-wheat patents
were QuotaDle ut 13.SOas4.l4; sott-Wheat
patents. S3 6Oas3.90; hard-whoat bakers,
s2.4Oas2 so; Ott-gheat bakers e.. l0aS2.2O;
Wheat was weak on liberal receipts Ia the
northwest and the small export demand. and
closed l4a3ec. lower: No. red. winter, in store,
celpts, 3I4 carr. The corn market ruled weak
IN sympathy with wheat, but at tho close
showed no quotable change In price from last
nights prices: No. .. IN store, 42aSa42Mc. re-
ceipts, :}3l cars. Oats were Gull aud easy IN
sympathy with wheat and corn, closing 1s'.
lower: No. >, 3lLa34c.; receipts Ply cars.
Provisions firm on light receipts OF hogs. PORK
closed unchanged but lard gained l%19c., anu
ribs &c. WhsKey steady az SL2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

The WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy, cold. aud dissgreeable. There was
slight mist falling a. midnight
Rage OF the Thermometer ut the front-door
r. A.. me q, -,.,f osf,. ,aafcr1av.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AT
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
AT THe CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER
y, 1892:
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, December 13.-Flour steady;
patents, S3.30as360; extra fancy, s3ss3.lO;
fancy, 81. 5Oas2. 80; choice, S2.15as2.25; fami-
ly, 81 .9Oas2. Wheat lower; December, 67lsc.
January, 6SHc. May, 747sc. July, 74%c Corn
February, 395sc.; May, 43I4c. Oats firm and
the same as yesterday. Eggs sold readily at
2316c. Butter Creamery, 29c. PorS-Standard
mess, sl4.75. Lard-Prime steam, 919c. Dry
salted meats-Shouders, $3.50; longs and clear
ribs. $3.50; shorts, $40. Bacon boxed
Shoulders, 7&4ssc.; longs, 014c.; clear-ribs,
014c.; shorts, g1Ss955c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. December 13.-Flour was duh To-
day and prices ahowed no material change npe
grades Of spring, S1.6jas1.S5: do. winter, s1.f0
as9: supernno spring, S1.75as2; do. winter,
si.gOas2. Is extra No. 2 spring, S1o5as2.20;
do. winter. e2.t0as2.2J; extra No. l spring,
s2.10ns4.2j; 90. winter, S4.25aS415: city
mills extra, 1926. Southern -four dun but
steady; straight, s3.50as3.75. Nheat-Opttons
opened cbout steady on a little local covering,
bat the steadiness soon gave way 10 ieel-
ing Of depression. Later, on reports nom
Chicago Of heavy buying, there was nrm-
err tone, but Il did not result In any
immediate improvement During the
afternoon the market weakened under moderate
selling and closed generally 14a@sc.IoEer. spos
lots closed steady; spot sales OF No. REQ,
1644a7o19c.; December, i6ac.; January, 'otsc.,
March, 1915; May, slAc June, SIS. Corn
options were dull and featureless throughout
the day. Prices we're sOmwhat irregular, ana
closed easy at about NC. decline. Spos lots
closed steady. Spot sRles-No. =, mixed. 52zsc';
ditto December, 519sc: January, 6224c.;
February, 5226c March. 52Ac. May. b3}sc.
Oats-Optons dull and1eatureless. Prices did nOt
vary materially, and closed with 1gurcs about the
same as at the close last evening. spot
lots closed duh Spot sales-No. z, white
4ltSa42c.; No: 3, do, 40l5c:.; No. =
36ssc.; January 1880: February, 3sc.; May,
39Ssc. Pork quiet old mess, si4.5OsS 40;
new DO, S15.jUaSlG. Lard quiet ana easier;
December, 5000; January, 1920; March,
sg.75. Sugar Raw quiet and without change
Muscovado, 50 test, = lj-l6, and 90 test
centrifugal SIC: refined moderately active
and steady; cu'-loat and crushed, o.3ls0tsc;
extra-hne graduated, 4.S1a5c.; CUBES
4.Sla5c.; mould A, 4.0ia5lsc.; eontec-
TONERS A, 4.56A4sic. Coffee quiet and easy
on the basis OF 1919. Futures closed easter;
December, sl5.6j: January, 1890; Fehru-
ary 1920; March. S15; April, Sl4.S0; May,
l4.J5. Tallow steady at 41sa5c. for prime CITY,
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. December IS, 1897.
sALEs.-l, 900 Western North Carolina rail-
road, guaranteed, at 81.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board;
4oysRgNggr SEJURIrIEA BID. Ask,d.
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, Test Question.

PANS. December 13.-Premier Rlbot
has decided to make the Boisserin
motion Cabinet question and to stand
or fall by the Chambers rejection or
adoption of the measure.
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+ Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL. i

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
sKo1HrelS, March IS Court came in
At 10 O'Clock and took up the case S. D.
Arnold vs.. d. F. Judkips ct al. Action is
on an sppesl from trisl justice courl al
which Judgement WAS given plsintif The
suis wss brought to reeovefs sum Of money y
paid the deferdsnts by mistake as l,intif
cIsims la his declaration the piainuff
says:
Ia u c month Of Jsnuary 1890, l sold
NV stock Of goods to defendsnts and rent
cd my ertire store 10 the same. Defend
ants dld not want to use second h)or 80
contracted With them fo' tae use Of the
second ti1or. the agreement beirg ihss ip
confederation of hs use ihes were to bsvt
ocs.s to my goods for their customers.
giving me on, half tue prcfis from sales
m de from my stock Was to turn all Il e
trade Of my cid custoners Who wanted
goods in their line to them IS far as could
snd return sss 70 pay no rent "
Subsequently | moved ont to suosjer
store. When the second quarters rent
came due from the defendants, Juikins
came to nv store with bill agsinst and 3
check to tslsnce what Was due me. asked
him il ir was all right and be said il was. !
say that footiugs OF bilt sod check wss All
right and threw the bill into . drawer
Over six mt hs sftervsrd, reading the bill
saw rat the defendants had charged me
for rent. Ask. ihs m TO pay me back Ard
they refused. then broush, this suit. Have
been in business il Skovhegan for 81
years.
Defense clsins that pIsint -ss to pay
rent and had forgotten that IL WAS in the
agreement bet.eep him and defendant.
Goedwrn for plaintiff. Gould for defend
nts.
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WHOLESALE MURDER
Aud Robbsry Conducted BY
Two Brothers, Near WuAI.
They Would Conduct Persons Across
the Frontier and Murder Them.
Five Bodies Recoyered-Thonght the
Number Of Victims VIII Reach Forty.

WARSAW, March IS Police inquiries
into the ease of the t~e brothers named
keulikwosky, imprisoned here on the charge
Of numbering and robhins . peasant near
Sielostoek, hss revealed practice OF whole
sale murder of emisraats on the fontier.
Already rsked toiies Of ave victims
have been dtscsvered ia The snow IN the
saods al AGENT TO the hoase occupied by
the Kouii woskys, who lived in the village of
Monki There bsve been many disap-
pcsrauoes Of late 10 that n, ighborhood and
b he police est;mste that the two brothers
have muidcr' At least 40 persons.
The eid,r brother was = peasant farmer.
The younger brother hss been = soldier in
Tire kussisp Army, but his time had expired.
lie took 10 smuggling seross ,he frontier
ard become acquainted -ith all the secret
paths that led inie the Prussisn territory.
Many persons desltCus ot leaving Russis,
particularly emigranls not supplied with
nccefssay passports, would h>rsain With the
ktuAk~oskl iot tSte and secret conduct
beyond Russian sail.
Fugi,ives from ias,iee AvAilsd themselves
Of koulik~osky's Knowledge Of the frontier
TO escape ffom the ofiicers OF the law. The
brothers would select as victims only those
~ho hsd good ontats and money. The
others would be tssen scross the frontier
In safety.
The victims would be taken In charge by
the ynunVer brother ard would be cor
iuced singly along marrow path through
. dense forest The elder brother would
ioterccpi them ard the brothers would kill
the victim, robbing the body. The wife Of
the elder brother who helped the brothers
IN crime, WAS also arrested.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A man named Michsud put his hand on q
buzz saw ia Brows's mill, Brunswick, Sat-
u,day. His hand was taken oc at the
vris.
A log rolled or the ankle OF Charles
Boven, employed in Irish Bros. saw mill,
Buckield, crushing i, 80 il will hsve to bs
smputsted.
The steamer winthrop, formerly belong
Jog TO The Maine Steamship Company, has
been sold by the United States marshal at
Brooklyn for $50 600 The Lucy 2. Mil
Ter brought only $4,000.
Rev. F. C. Brsdeen, who resigned the
p.s,or.,e of the Free Baptist church. Bidd,
ford, Sunday, has deoiisd to resire from
The N ni.,ry and xcCept The S.sts sgency
for q life ir snrsnce company. He has been
preaching for treot, -four years.
An interesting clinical case was treated
at tie Maine Medical School, Saturday,, By
DR.. Weeks of Portland. Several years ago
she patient had fallen from horse =. ke
and fractured hi. skull. He recovered from
the ii jury, but for the past few years has
been suit ct to convulsions. DR.. Weeks,
Saturday, removed . pooi,n Of the skull
about an IL ch in diameter, so that the
pressure on ths BRAN was relieved. The
interest.og experiment in connection ~as
the use Of the eleosric battery. Its az
plication At The part Of the brain laid bare,
which was on tle right side, caused the Iefi
ha0d 10 move, shown that here vss the
motor center for the left hand. Quite q
number Of The motor centers are row known
in medical science. but The opportunities
for their discovery are very rsrs.