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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
A.s,ermentofa Liquor Dealer.

William A. Beckman, retail liquor dealer
doing business at 3l4 north Seventh street,
made an assignment yesterday TO William j.
ONolL trustee.
The deed conveys all Of his stock. fixtures, &c,
and the liabilities are about 3 300.
The preferred creditors are John II. Dinneen,
s25 for legal services: William Feithaus, rent
due, and Joseph ". Blanton, S"s. no other
creditors share alike. Augustine & Glover.
5000 and Brown, Davis & Adkins, 1864. 30,
hnlI tho laTgeHt Claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
HE SEA ISLANDS.
They Are Passing Into the Possession OF
Rich Northcrners.

sAvASNAE, GA, November 23-lSpecisl to the
Associated Press. l-Atteution is being directed
by recent purchases TO the fact that the ISLANDS
on the Georgia coast are passing out OF the
hand Of their old owners into those OF rich men OF
the North The upper end OF Cumberland Island
is now In possession OF bOtel and land
company. and the lower half has been acquired
By Andrew Carnegie. the Pittsburg millionaire
warsaw Island, Ossaba Island. and Jekyl Island
are all under the control Of northern men.
81. GATHERINGS Island Is the property OF Captain
Jacob Raoui Of this city. Tybee Island has be-
come q summer resort Most or the Atlantic
coast Islands Of Florida have passed into the
control OF northern millionaires, who keep them
as winter resorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
:. Around the World IN riebty Days"

A dramatic Version Of Jules Vcrnes celebrated
novel " Around the World IN Eighty Days. was
presented 40 the Theatre last night before top
heavy house.
Asprcscuted lnst night the story IL melo-
drnTaa IN seven acts. The performance was dis
tressirgiy tedious and the staging was very IN
different The scenery has evidently seen much
service, and WAS handled IN slipshod way that
was not calculated TO heghten the general ELECT
Of the pro iucticn.
There Was q short ballet advertisement IN the
third act aud this was tho only redeeming fea-
ture Of tho production. Il s true that the mu.
sic WIS rot done well-either through fault OF
the local leader or the compenys man-out the
girls danced very prettily. senonta warrant,
profty aud graceful dancer. and NJ. Arnold ki-
rally, an artist OF well-deserved reputation, IN
trOduced attractive solo dances.
There viii be special THANKSGIVING mstlnee
this afternoon, ana also performance To-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

NEw YORK. November 22.--The stock market
was strong in the carly trading, more particu-
larry for the lndustrials, which advanced y . .
per cent. D,s,llers. Coriagc, aud Amer an
Tobacco leading the upward movement. Among
the railways Chicago and Eastern Illinois pre-
ferred rose I a and Jersey Central per cent
BEAK ATTACK.
The improvement was checked by the adven'e
In the posted rates OF sterling exchange. which
renewed discussion about gold exports, and du-
ring the afternoon tho bears attacked the mar
ket with considerable confidence. Erie preferred
sold down points, sugar dropped l9s. Distiilers,
Ia. and other leading snares y 20 per cent.
CAUSE or The DEPRESSION.
The withdrawal Of 100000 in gold by bank
ers was the main cause ~ the depression. The
money market is steadily growing easier. Banks.
trust companies, and other financial institutions
seem disposed % place their funds freely on
time, showing cOnclusyely that no serious dis
turbance Of the financial outlook IL looked Tor
from the shipments Of the yellow metal,
CLOSE Dull AND WEAK.
The market closed duh and weak. Sales 2l9,-
900 shares listed aud 1900 shares unlisted
stOcks.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Evsntn J.-Exchange strong AZ 4s6a4SSik Com
mercIRl bills, 4S4lea4o7. Money easy az abtai1S,
closing offered at !. sub Treasury balances
Coin. sos. iqS, 200 currency, a., $1,000, Goy-
ernments quiet; per cents, ll4T- state
bonds duh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Workers for the Cause Of Temperance.

A meeting Of the Womans Christian Temper
ance Mon was held yesterday afternoon, with
Mrs William II. Peasants presidenD IN the
chair.
Reports from the various branch unions were
read and approved. The statements submitted
by the young ladies' and the Richmond =" =
who we're present, we're very encouraging. g,
An interesting essay on the subject of "AlcOhol
was read by Miss Pettus, while Mrs. CrenshaW
submitted an excellent report on prison work in
the North. ~
A great many methods for best accomplishing
the purposes OF the organization were us
cussed.
Another meeting Of the union will be held on
the fourth Wetnesday IN December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Mr.. LIONS Not a Candidate.

Mr. James Lyons. Jr., who Is q personal friend
OF Mr.. Cleyeland's, has recently returned nom
New York, where he had an interview WIN the
President-elect- Nr. Lyons Is not an applicant
for the position OF District Attorney. Under the
nrst administration Of Mr. Cleveland Mr.. Lyons
was Assistant District Attorney, Colonel Catlett
Gibson holding the hrst place. Colonel Gibson
Is understood TO be a candidate for his old POSI-
i'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Capitol Notes.

The Governor has pardoned John COINS, sem
fenced from Scott county IN 1883 70 i've years
in the pcnitentiary for arson. The pardon Is
crputei on account Of tbs bad health OF the
prisoner ,-.
cd n member OF the Board Of Visitors OF the state
Female Normal School at FarmVllle, rice PROBES
sor Holland, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
MR.. pAUIHAUs sENr TO me HOSPITAL.

Drs. Gray aud Cudlipp were sent for aud re-
sponded promptly. They NJ once realized mat
tie lady was very dangerously hurt and advised
that she be sent 10 the hospital Tho ambulance
was At once summoned, and the suuetef W ts
tdken 10 that Institution. Her wounds were
dressed "a best they could be, bat IL II thought
that il will be necessary 70 amputate several OF
the fingers, oven II she shall survive, whlch ~ a
late hour last night seemed lmproDaoie' ~ %
thought that she il internally injured.
Mr. Paulhaus, while very painfully hurt Is
not dangerously 80. he was called upon al MIS-
Mscdougalls last night by DISPATCH 70
porter aud told story OF the occurrence,
which corresponded with the above. lie IS a
Young man not yet moro than % years
old. and works a. his trade in Newark IN the
summer and in the South 10 winter. Inc e4-
plosion created noise ike the airing o. q can
non and caused great excitment IN the Wcinlly'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

Mr. Frank A. HunJley, Of this city, has Just
returned from a hunting excursion in Amelia
county. In two day' he Killed a large luck, two
turKcys, thirty-ono phrtriiges, three woOdcocks,
aud two rabbits The buck was Of immense size
nnd Mrlrnnl. not lGl ulunll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

of life are many-some great, Others small.
We classify them a. we feel their effect.
and Just in the same way you recognize
Summons Liver Regulator when taken for
Indigestion, dyspepsia. constipation, and
bihousness. There can be no mistake in
taking the Regulator for these disorders.
IL quickly relieves. Don't make the mis-
take Of getting anything else fer malaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
NEW YoRk.

NEW YoRx. November 2a-Costor sseady
mlddling uplande, Hide; Orleans, szsr.
GALES, $50 bales: total nst receipts. all ports
34,l72 bales; exporgs-to Great Britain, io,oSs
halea: 10 France, 5000 oales; 20 tae Continent
4,30i bales; stock, o.. sus bales. sol.hsr1
hour dun and weak Wheat DUH lcwcrs sna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
The PrnhIgaI Father.

Alta special Thanksgiving matinee this after
noon mo engagement Of jefferson, Klaw b Err
hangers comedy success, The PrOiigsl Father"
viii begin. There Will also be a performance
ta-piyht. and the comedy will run the rest Of the
week. It Is thought that this will Do one Of the
Academy's most attractive plays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for MoneY. Bonds. stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. &e.. and tho
Weather Indications
nv teloernnh 70 ,hc pispatcn.l

WASHINGTON. NOvemb Der %. Fore
| FAIR cast for Virginia tor twenty-four
hours-from midnight 20 mid
I night: Generally fair weather.
high northwesterly winds.
For North Carolina: Pair weather !;
slightly cooler on tho coast; high north
westerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
u,s a Harvard ysrv M.

Mira d. s. Howard Is very III At her residence.
404 east Main street For years she has had
charge OF the infant sunday-school class OF the
Second Presbyterian church, and has been one
" tho most active workers Ia the congregation.
AT the prayer-meeiing last night prayer was
offered for her recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Both Patients We're wounded by Tirearm

David Faircloth, a son OF WI. h0sert fhrc'o'h'
who resides on Liggon's Hill near Washington
street was accidentally shot yesterday alter
noon by one Of his playmates. The bali entered
the forehead near the eye and inflicted serious
but not mortal wound. DR.. y. A. kuyk treated
the unfortunate lad.
Last night the physician was called TO attend
Cary Morris. a young man residing at No. @lS
Denny street, who was accidentally shot IN New
port News on Tuesday. one OF his thumbs was
blown of. and he received a severe wound be-
meath the eye. The injured man was able TO
walk about yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. November 23.--N'rginia SO, "a
"a. Baltimore and Ohio stock, 90ao7lS; North
ptn Central stock. Gj1S BID Baltimore ana ONO
Southwestern , / incomes. 81 bid DO 81 incomes
QagLl consolidated gas bonds, lloallb1si do.
etOcKs. 5Sl5a5gl4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

The WEATHER IN RIcHsoND YESTERDAY
was cold and raw IN the morning, with q
very light fall of snow in the afternoon
and clear at night The skies were clear
at midnight.
Range OF the thormometer At The front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Tie Aaaition is AN Right.

The moet important VI the cases OF ordinance
| violations before the Police Court yesterday
no ning was that OF A. J. Ford. reported On
| complaint Of Mr.. n ID. Price for buiiding wood
! addition to his hotel without perlni. IRON the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

70t4c. aroat; options fairly scsIvs and tksac.
lover. closing steady; Noyen oct, 7Stle.; Deceis-
Dor, T6Ac.: May, SIC. Corn EASIER, closing
steady and fairy sctlye for export; No. 2, soa
5O5Sc. 10 elevator; 50Ifa5ot+c anost; ysi'os.
Bile; options dali ana Naas'. lover closing
steady; November, fisfc.: DecemDrr, JO'4c..
May. 5aH4c. Oats moderately sctiro aad stssdy
options fairly steady bet weaker; Docembcs.
353:c: May, f0i<c. spot No. 2, 35ITc miset
western, 35AA31lkc. Coffeo-OptlOns closed
bAreIygtesiy ana Balls p1ints dgen November.
Fanuary. si6.20aslG.30; spot RIO easier, NO. Z,
i7SAl7hc. sugar Refined stendY and IN falr
CcmRnd. Molasses-New Orleans iull ard easy
open-kettle. now, good 20 choice, JOa|5f. Rico
faig, active. and steady. COti0n-soed oll arm
an0 qnie,. Resin quiet and stensiy. taEpentino
dull but steady NJ 3it4a3lA,c. Pork quiet Rnf
trm; now mees. sif.8Osslg.75; extra primo,
sio.oOasi7. Peanuts steady. s'ddies quiet
quiet; western steam. sfO.50 asked: CITY,
eg.5OasS.75: December, 40 30 January sa.pO.
freigbls guio, AMI weak; sOtton, 1-tia,sd.;
grain, 2}Sd.
CHICAGO, November 2A--Whea; 81 black
eye tO-dag. There wa- a very general iniisp.-
s.tion shown 20 hold long stlG over TIE boii.ay.
Tonight, compared Win yasteriaTs a'unt
prices, wheat is L.. bower Tor December and a..
lower for May Corn Il Y 20 Nc loser; oNis,
sc. January rihs AMI pofk ara each iOc. OF
AID lard i5e The sharp downtprn In wheat BE-
kan A. the opening ca reports VI big receipis ia
the Northwest, AMI, above All, tue very iafse IN
crease IN ;he available supply Reported. smonni-
ing 20 nearly 100000 bushels on both cuasis-
The situation was regarded - very unpfomising.
and tho longs made a general elou % 10
loHd. sioux Cay kilograms say the gram
blockade in Nebraska and south Dakoia
h. becoming worse daily ant now exceeds any
hing Cf tho Kind ever suffered 'hs elevator
beirg hlled 81 the bursting point and vscaut
buidinfN OF all sorts being pressed into SERVE.
Corn WA eesy on the colder weather. Nhtch -
expected 20 stimulate the Interior debyeries anl
probably start toe new corn 20 market bos
products Opcpel weak on reported bg receipts
oi hogs. but later here was Rood recovery, on
the assurance that the receipts Tor the day hai
been osere-timN'cd. Wright ami Cldahy cOn-
iinued the leading sellers, aud during the lar
hour there was gradual weakening the close
being ciOse ~ the inside figures FOR the dav.
cash quotations Flour dnli; sal@s itfiirWit ~
con, e-~ions. No. spring ant TEL wheat. - r..
No. corn, llAsc. No = oats, iiC PORK, 81. sns
sltHO. lard, $3.50. Rim. si.4OAsGSo. Dry
salted snonlders, eL2iAsI 3at@. shOr,-cleaT,
sS. jafS.2O. Whisksy. ellis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
MARKETS en- TELEGRAPH.

sGoUs.-we aaJ.n sns. ssasc.ey SUPER
fns, s2.25as2.50; extra si23stj.5o. fAnuh
ca 5Oa s375; patent. s4.o0As4I3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
MARRIAGES.

WARTHEN-sMITH. Married. at the
residence Of the bride. November q. 1892.
GEORGE A. WARTHEN, Of this city. and
Miss BLANCHE SMITH, of Bremo Bluf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
BOTH BADLY INJURED.
An Explosion In & Private Room which
NAV Result Fatally.

The explosion Of a tea-cup Of phosphorus and
calorate Of potash at the residence Of Mrs.
James Macdougan No. 402 north Tenth street.
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, was at
tended by very serious and probably fatal re-
suits.
Mr. Charles r. Pauihaus and his vile, VINO
came 20 Richmond about week ago rom Nen-
arr. \. j.. were the injured parties IN tho acct
dent. The former Is a pyrotechnist, ana was
engaged in making tOrpedoes' colored lights
etc, for the holiday trade. when his Wue' mink
ing che could assist him, began suIiihB tue
rnaterial in the tea-,up. Tho process rhe Was
employing would not have been dangerous had
the powders been Wet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
GRAIN AND corroN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Noyem Dor 23.-oTyEEmSs--wheai
1.43O bushels. Corn. ,322 bushels. Oats, 1850
bushels. kye, As bushels.
sALks-Whea., ], 400 bushels Corn, 7a2 BUSH
els.
QUOTATIONS.
WHskr.-LonIbsrry. 73a77c. Mixed. 7us7sc
snortDerrY, 6eaT6c. No red, 7ta1ac-
coxM.-Whits. Virginia, new. bag lots, 4SaoCc.
No. white. Doc. Ne. mixed, ssa4Sc-
Olra--Winger for seed, 3Ss42c.; No.
mixed, 3oc. No. 5 mixed. 3da3Ie.
nYE-b0aDoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
wERE DRY STATE.

As hey we're IN dry state they exploded,
shattering the china vessel into thouhaud
nieres aud dllng the faces. hands, and the upper
portions Of the bodies Of MIR. and Mrs. Pauinaus
with atoms OF the spniered cup. one side OF
Mrs. Paulhaus's lace Was almost entirety torn
her nose was badly disngured. The fingers on
her right hand were almost Invested OF hesh'
and her body above the waist was Oiled with
fbres Of china. ,
The husband also received painful ana serious
Injuries. His right hand was split open from the
knuck le-ionts u the wrist, and his arms race
ana body were cut IN many places by the hylhg
missiles The WindoW-glsss, mirror, and Other
glass articles about the room we're broken ln'o
many pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

There are lOis Of empty hooks yet in many
wardrobe-Some things tina. you and the
bows ought 10 have--Needed things HEAVY
WEIGHT sUITs-oyERCOATs-R
UNDERwEAR-sHoEs-winte r-shaped
HATS Winter.shaped GLOVES and
sCARFs.
Maybe you've already bought part
Finish out to-day.
Tho stock is at its best.
Every department Is at the ioodtids Of full
ness.
There's nothing that ought to be hanging on
those idle pegs" but We 0an show you in a
hundred different styles.
In the Boys "stors" there's SPECIAL
5.DoLLAR SALE of JUVENILES SUITS and
ovERCoATs booked for to-day-snd the
$3.50 grade Of MEMS SUITS and
OvRRCOATs-b backed by the finer ones
will give YOU plenty TO look at and choose
from.
All through the house it's MUCH for LITTLE
no matter which line takes your attention
It's always that way HERR-but more 20
to-day than usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
.inlures ranged a. tollow- ;
CHIChGO IIYk-s1OlK HAREEf.

CHICAGO III, Noyem Der -. --CattlN-Receipts.
5000 head; shipments, AGO head markets
strong; best natives, ejaej.15; choice, stsna
$50 others, f2.GOaaA1J: Texans, alba
90. fI.1OaS1SO.
a. teceipts, $4,000 head: shipments,
T., )O. ,cai; market strong, closing weaker
rough auJ common, RJ.tjata.BO. packing and
shipping, s51OcS5a0; prime heavy ana butch
ers weights, s5SjasG0J: hight, sj.I0as5.sA
Sheep-keceipta. 1000 head; shipments.
$500 bead: market opened strong AMI clo.ed
weak: natives. sissh5O; westerns. sAnaR
$40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
FINANCIAL.

Nv nav. several anal. amoants. ranging frca
400 10 4 :. 600. but are Ia guess OF loan OF
a. e,o,, or 81 900 on sils-edso property Any
ara HAVING the above snoant VII mad : ready
tsSsr by applying 10 Us 81 once Our teSuikes
~ ~ chEWNIS6 = HOAX
Real kstate hzokefs.
no 1854, Su& inst Ne y north T>naA UR>e<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
yIa SClAL

EINANClA Ia.
$500. $1,000, 1900, AND OTHER sUMsoF
| NoNEV no LEND on h .hmond real estate.
FRANK u. HILL a CO.,
no2a-ot Real Estate and Loans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

To pass tho winter season comfortably, AVOID
ooIds BY using DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Richmond yi,itors in New York.
The Miaiakea

NEW YORK, November cav. Moore, New
York; L. A. Warren, Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Height of water in river. .o5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
mARISE INTELLIGENCE.

hAHlNE tNIFLLibENt6
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER "a. 1892
sun rises SIN. 7O2 HIGH TIDE
sun sets. .......... 4:52 Morning......... 1873
Moon sets. s.57 EIenlns. -. Io1
PORT or RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %. 1872
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond, New YORK. MERRIAM
disc and passengers; George W. Allen Co..
agents.
steamer Ariel. Dlyo. NoefDls mershsniiss
and passenger J. ". McCarrick, yice-pr
dent Iryln Weisiger, agent
Steamship Richmond, New York. mercban-
disc and passengers; George W. Allen q CO.
agents.
PORT oFNEwPoRT NEWS, Nov. 20, 1902
iby telegraph
Steamship TWickenhAm. Galveston.
Steamship MOOrgate, Galveston
schooner Massasoit, PortsInOuih
sAILBn
steamship aoorgsts, Liverpool
- "a nship Tw,ckenhaIn, Liverpool.
Steamship J. l.. Colby, Boston
schooner n. Brown, Portsmouth.
PORT OF WEST POINT NOvEssss 20, 1891
lBy telegraph
steamship Danyille, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
s.gLgD
steamship DanyIlle, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, November u, IhU-.
Closing quotations at the StocG Board;
9oysaNMEET SEJURTrfss BID. Asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, November 23.-Fiour steady ant
unchanged; receipts, 1850 barrels; shipment,
1888 barrels; sales, j,S75 barrels. Wheat
dun and steady; No. . rcd. SPOT. 73iiaI3c..
November, 123,a73c. December, 3.plsa13lsc.:
January. 15'ia15la; May, SissaSlasr.; steamer
No. =. red. dSc bid receipts, i3,1SS bushels:
shipments, $3.50 bushels; stock, 2.503,o5a
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels; milling wheat,
ty sample, 7ia76c. Corn easy; miSed spot islsa
4SNlc.: November. 4SlsafSiic. year, asa
4Stlc.: January. 413tstSc.; February, +nc. bid,
May, 5Oloc. Id: steamer mixed, 4464fl4c;
eceiDts. 1898 bushels stock ISL, O0B bushels;
sales. 10000 bushels: southern white ard
yellow corn by sample, i6l4aiDc. Oats
steady and flrm; No. >. white western. A.
asked: No. . mixed western, 3Sisa}ic. Pc
ceipts, 5000 bushels: stock, lOi,ul6 iu-hels.
Rye nrm; No. ., nCminally, CITE; receipts,
G.42g bushels: stock. 1900 bushels. Hay
frmer; good o. chotce timothy, ei4.5OatlJ.
Drain freiehts dun snd easy. Cotton strong
mlddling, H9Sr. Provisions hrm; mese-pork,
ga 2iaSl4.5O lcar lOtsl. Bulk-ineats GOosel-
Shoulders, siic.; lorg clear, $40; clear-rib
sides. Sl4c.: sugar-piGkled shoulders, htic.,
sugar-curai smoked shoulders, p4tr; hams,
small, i2}ac.: large, 1850 Lsri-Rehned.
11Iic.: crude, Zoe. Butter 1rm; creamery,
fancy 3la.i2c. do. fair 10 choice, 2ga30c.; d..
imitation, 23a2Bc. ladle, fancy. 22a23o; dO.
good TO choice. 2Oa2lc rolls, fine, 23e24e
do. fair 70 good, 2ia22c. store PACKED, lsa2Or
Eggs hrm at 2Ga27c. Coffee lrm; Rio cargoer.
fair, lSl5c.; No. Z, l1lac. Sugar unchanged;
graduated, 434c. ,hisSey nTm at tl.Statl.2u.
Peanuts mechanical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
MISSION BOARD.

A diocesan missionary board was then
elected as follows: Clergy-B. ID. TUCKER,
G. Il. Haines. Frank Stringfellow, John j..
LLOYD, and f. \. Carson. law. \.
Martin, II. G. Hardy. \. II. Massle, III. d..
Bell. VI. p. Burks, and Reed.
On motion, the Bishop was authorized
10 aDpoint committee Of five trustees for
the widow and disabled clergy fund.
The council adjourned at ll:lj tonight
until tomorrow afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-16
Claimed bv Two Courts.

Some days ago a colored man working at
Adamss brick-yard had Harry Drake ar
rested for assault and battery. Drake re-
taliated by having the colored man ar
rested for provoke upon an affidavit filed
before Squire Habich. The Squire found
the man guilty and IN default Of payment
OF the fine he was sent to Jail. The ink on
the commitment had not dried before Pros
ecutor Cady, from Smock's court came in
and demanded that the prisoner be released
because al action for the same offense had
been begun in that court upon an affidavit
filed by the prisoners father. Squire
Habich, however, did not release the pris-
oner Yesterday the case in Squire
Smock's court was tried and the defendant
acuuitted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-16
Personal, Local and General Notes.


The Nickle-plste company has inst con-
tracted for 1000 box-cars. GO 900 pounds ca
pacity, with all modern improvements. IN
Guiding the air. brake.
The Big Four will, on SUNDAY next, run
a second section out of Indianapolis of the
Duck worth Club train for Chicago. The
train will pass through about noon.
The Pullman company will next week
turn out two elegant dining cars for the
Monon. which will, on July !. he pat on to
run between Chicago and Louisville.
The negotiations through which the
Terre Haute IL Indianapolis tVandnlial is
TO secure control of the ferre Haute & Pc
oria road are reported 10 be progressing
favorably.
General Manager Grogan, of th Toledo
Car-service Association. Will employ only
women for clerks and no similar organic
ton reports as promptly the business done
from month to mouth.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton now
runs parlor cars on all it's day trains be-
tween Cincinnati and Toledo and on all it's
trains with one exception, between Indian
apoIis and Cincinnati.
The statement is confirmed that the Ives
syndicate has secured control OF the Gin
cinnaii, Lebanon a. Northern road, and
will build eighteen miles of road to con-
meet il with the Ohio Southern.
DR.. G.. r. Hough has been appointed as.
sistant medical examiner OF the Penusyl-
yania's Voluntary Relief Department. sue
ceeding DIR. Diller. who retires from that
position oday. His headquarters will be
Pittsburg.
C. e. Dorwin, general agent of the In
disnapolIs, Decatur u Western at Decatur.