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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-09
DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles, F
tula, Fissure and
all diseases of the
rectum W i t h o IL t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa.
tient is cured.
Private DiSeas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
ly cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-09
DR.. j. E. BENNETT,
143 n. Main st, Wichita, KS.
RAILROAD TIME TAI LES
ArcH1soN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
TRAINS.


NORTH AND EAST.
No. Ala Kansas City EXp'ss
No. 400 Chicago Vestibule
Fast Express. ............
No. 40S Missouri River Ex-
press.
No. AS Englewood EXpr'ss
No. 4lS Local Freight. .....
No. 46S Freight. ....... ....
SOUTH AND WEST
No. 407 Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth Express. 49,.
No. 4G7 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .......
No. 40S Fort Worth, Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. AIS Wichita Express. ..
No. 457 Englewood Accom-.
No. All Local Freight.
No. 400 Freight. ..........
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a. j. APPLICABLE.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer. Pictures tn all siHssaud styi
He also carries the finest assortmentof pctar
snes ia the city. Give him friendly call aap
YnTni sam ples.
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CCLUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

r1- following rasss nnSar The sS1ersnt hsaeln<s
sail be charred
EPayable Strictly in Advance.
No .d~s<ttaeza spts tskez for lsss tAsn 10 cents
0-e Has Gavsrctssrn s8ts chsrEsd sni1e rate tive
nurk
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAKEN 10 nun US.
III. FOR8fDDESr
Prices given under ctessdnek heads IN tsis column
applicable onIy re losal sdvsstsszoeuls Ne foreign
ad eeretSsfnents taken q prices gtven~
Answers to advertisements sem Ia caro- Of tho
aft<r Insertion when advertseers w.sh rcpsyS Tor
wArSSd 70 than stamped sprejey1ss must oe seft
Reference ~ former ADVERTISEMENTS shoGl0 gfre
description and cafe az Insertion er cosy OF the I'D
veFrisernest should - sent
Not rGspoESi9le for adv srtlkSmeats given a. dis
contained oy telephone
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50 ssft YiA the ~Ss~ sboTt Isl>. Ma
soud Fstjne ~Plsssani Hiu romss.
through s1sspfBg and char c&Fs stfssaf
tnAaK~ ~ iChlAa 10 ~ Louis IL II
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ARRIVE LEAVE

ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO r. r.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPARTS
No. ! west bound also to
Ellsworth daily ............ , 20 a m 8 25 a m
No. west bound also to
Ellsworth daily. 30 p ma 81 p m
No. east bound daily. 1880 milo IS
No. east bound daily.....l03O pmllO35 m
MISSOURI PAcfrIcr.r.
Arrive, LEAVE.
ST. Louis Mall and Express. 40 NJ I25oP
Kansas City Express. i05 NJ 90 pm
Nova Express. ;:=gP u ',5Ah
WICHITA AM COLORADO.
Colorado Mall and Express. IlGj 81 $50 Pm
Colorado Mixed ...-.......L .: 4OP n 20 N
Depot Second and Wichita streets: ticket once y
East Douglas Ave F. Z. BLECKLEY
passenger and Ticket Agent
TIME TABLE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIJ
RAILWAY.
T"Great Rock Island Routs"I
IN effect on and after May /, ls92
TKAINs. ARNIyE LEAVE
eorNG NORTH AND EAST.
No Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
No. kansas City s., Louis
and Chicago. Through
No MAJ K sna e1 c aisi'y St foai: '"A" '"An
and Chicago night ex
Me- e.'' y 81 Accommodation. S0OfN 'PS
daily. except suntay,..... i2EAM HSPM
No Kansas City St. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily. G25AM GOA
No Kansas City ~, Louis
and Chicago through mail
No 81 Accommodation daily
except sunday -, f20PN. 2S0P
Elegant reclining chair cars on al trains and
Pullman seepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
north. south, east and west end steamship tickets
ticket ONCE 100 East Douglas svenue, corner Main
street passenger station corner Douglas and NsAs
", y; wysuAEr. Tlck., A gent
JNo. SEBASTIAN, G. T. & P. A, Chirags. III
s1.IcUiS SAN FRANCISCO H.u
TRAINS 4HiIIvE Raw
no 8 Colin: West pass uoI
80 4 Going west i.sssens;r
.Ne9 conn East ,3n passenger EBIa If25tI
'No.2, Going East passenger NSgFAl NSPA
Trains marked tins run daily.
wsst P RSuna rain no Connect. at Burton ,,r
Pueblo. New Mexico ana southern California
With chair car and Pullmau sleeper, makes oonnss
tons for ~. smith Iit;}e Rock md Paris, Texas
fret ~ reclining Shining cRsir car and Pullman .3stPer
Gnd Union Depot Douglas avenue
AICFIsoS. ToFEEA ksASTa FEEu-
ARRIVE TFAvF
NORTH sSu VAST.
No. ga Kansas city express s@5A N 80 4
Ne ga Chicago vestibuiedt
cypress. -. ...--....-....f u6Ad nIoAt
rress eEPu RcPI
Ne as IrE.eNood express, SSPA .lois lsr
soU-19 AND wgST-
No ar Oklahoma City aH3
or sAhauls sXpgess-.......... Is I&6G
No 49, Caldwell aud Pan
handle prssf-.-....---..-. SSaN. 80
NJ. s5s- ~ Worth tnlVss-
ter amt Teas express. eel t&Pw 5SFN
NJ Az Wichita Express l&PA rLulss ue-s
No. 81 EnEIewood aeon. ....I sGAE
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Nl1|l} agle
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wlcni'a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, None; Hogs, 2.
Shipments; Cattle, none; Hogs none.
WICHITA. Dec. g.

No cattle reached the yards today owing
to the effect of the storm on the ralroaue'
Good cattle are in demand with prices un-
changed.
The quotations mere presented are 10 give ~ ~
sinner m idea OF he general range OF prices nc
Various Glasses and grades sell WITHIN ths -
these quotations &C dfngto the guam OF Oiil
iDrs and Tie state Of tie daily markets. lbee H"V
tstions are only changed when there mas 'eeT ~, a
permanent change in the general MARKET ~
should be referred 70 10 ee' Ine
oaiiy fluctuations. ~.
native shipping steers, good to 10 '"S w
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hogs.

There were no hogs received except
few by wagons. They were only OF talr
quality. The market was strong.
REPRESENT TIVE GALES.
The following are misrepresentation sales OF hogs
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TEEFFY BILL YOE EEBf@S PUEPoHEs-
% Esst - EsDEg ga Eitss, osrEs q hy~fE1lae
"a tts.-o.a- - n
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NORTH Ash VAST.
No. ga Kan sas city express
Ne ga Chicago vestihuied
81 Press. 5000. .sr---..-----
NJ. tJ>' Missouri. River eX-
- 49, . 70 s Zee FL -.
Ne. as ing ieNocd expresses
SoU-T1 AND wEST
No. ar Oklahoma City an3
or sAAGus express
Nc. 49, Caldwell aud Pan
handle eEpre.f--.-...----..
NJ. 4s" ~ Worth. calves
ter amt Teas express. ...
NJ Az NtChita KIP ssS,
No. 81 EuEIewood aeon. ....I
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Situations anfed-Male.

miscellaneous.
rASTED-sITUATI BY REGISTERED
w pharmacist Of y years experience. Best u
references Ad1iSss ~, 90 SOgth Ia ~Tsnce ave
wichita dis Il
" XSTED- POSITION II sT'sIE CYFfCE or
~ Ugs4L--- nou-e by vel educated iad good
telegraph operator aud FAIR y pewEttsr b.8cs
references. Aud ca box 10, CGy. Gik 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-09
AGENTS WANTED.

IBoer tbs head r. PER .ins per day.
tlFANTED-GOOB EUeTLINJ AHETT5 TO
w sell fast selling &-Iciss- al a. 81 AoTgA
Main -. di5 -
rI'ALKs TO CHILDREN ABOUT JEsUs. OSE
L VI The mot FopIi&T looks ever pubshatlsf.
sells sight. credit gwen. freiEBt Ya-If tsr-S
Os,oks for Tue hOid&ys Agents W4Uitd-alsg l0T
Uth-F books @nd ElDlss- l. IL " OO1NAxd q o.,
Baltimore, I'D. i$t e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
LlvERYMEN HAVE A FIGHT.
Mr.. Sweeney Badly Beaten by Mr.. suth-
crinnd-Both Arrested and Bailed.

Mr.. James Sweeney, proprietor OF q
large livery stable on the east side OF
Eighth street below Main, became en-
gagged in a difficulty last night with Mr..
James J. Sutherland, who is engaged in
the same business on the west side OF
Eighth, half square above Main, and was
quite badly cut and bruised.
1t seems that Sutherland was sitting at
the lunch-counter in Stumpfs restaurant
about 8 O'Clock eating his supper when
Sweeney entered and struck MIN with his
open hand. Sutherland. according TO the
testimony of one of the employees OF the
house, showed disposition TO
avoid difficulty. but Sweeney re-
peated the blow, when Sutherland hit
him in the face. The parties clinched, but
were separated by the bar-keeper and one
OF the walters, and Sutherland left the
restaurant by the back door and went TO
his stable, which IS just In the rear OF
Stumpfs.
MIR. Sweeney. in company with friend,
followed, went up 10 the stable q little
later and the fight was renewed, Suther-
land. Sweeney claims, using STICK.
The latter was badly bruised and cut
about the right eye and head. He was
also severely cut in the left arm, the cash
being Of such character as 10 require its
being sewed up. The parties were arrest
ed by Officers Sutton, Harmon, and Red
ford and taken to the Second station
house, where they were bailed for their
appearance at the Police Court this morn
ing. At the station-house Sweeney swore
out a second warrant, charging Sutherland
with assauluing and beating him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
Denths and Funerals.

Mrs. Fanny Straus, reliot OF. Emanuel
Straus, died at the residence of her son-in-
law MIR. Joseph l.. Levy, 100 east Marshall
street, yesterday morning aged 10 years.
She was the mother of Messrs. JULIUS.
Charles E., Isaac, A. T., and A, l.. Straus,
and Mrs. Joseph j.. Levy, and was an e1:
cellent woman, who held the respect OF
ali who knew her. The funeral will take
place FROM the residence at O'Clock this
afternoon.
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph B. Robinson,
who died IN Philadelphia last Friday. Will
take place at o'clock this afternoon from
the residence of his sister. Mrs. l.. A.
Franklin, No. Sls south Belvidere.
The funeral of John Meanly took place
from the Second Baptist church yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. 1t was attended by
ST. Johns Lodge of Masons and the burial
committee of Friendship Lodge, No. 10.
Independent Order OF Odd-Fellows, and q
large eoncourse of friends.
A letter received here yesterday from
Rev, DR.. Il. N. Calisch. who with his wife
is spending a while at their old home IN
Peoria, H., brought the sad intelligence
OF the death on Sunday, from brain-fever,
of their only child-a son about q year old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
sn,cv police Court Proceedings.

The proceedings of the Police Court
yesterday morning were quite spicy, ana
The domestic unhappiness OF one, or two
families were brought to light and several
persons were fined.
A case which attracted considerable at
tention was that of q. M. Marshall, who
was charged with obtaining. Sl5 under
false pretences from h. Kittredge with IN
tent 10 defraud L. w. Penzor. The accused,
n was alleged, collected the money from
MIR. Kittredge for Mr.. Penzor but did not
turn It over TO the latter. He was sent on
TO the grand jury.
Charles NJ. Kosser. drunk. disorderiy,
and trespassing on the. premises OF An
thony Wendlinger, was jailed for Twelve
months in default of security.
j. j. Leland was charged with assauiting
and striking Ora jenkins With rock, and
Ora jenkins. little tot about 4years. with
trespassing on the premises OF Leland.
When Ora was brought before the par his
Honor inquired who. swore out the war q
rant against this infanty Leland SAID ne
intended IL against her mother. Hattie
jenkins. He was required to pay the costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
The STATE ALLIANCE.
TO Meet Here the I6th-Tbe President OF
the National Alliance to Speak.

10 Meet Here the l6th-The President OF
the National Alliance to Speak.
The Virginia State Farmers Alliance will
ue.t IN annual session IN the hall of the
House Of Delegates IN this city on the 10th.
Tie cody Will toe composed OF one delegate
ir.u each County Alliance. the officers of
i-e Alliance, the Executive Committee OF
ile State, and congressional and district
i .uIors.
ile Executive Committee will meet here
O. the 18th and the Legislative Council,
vMch Is composed Of the Alliance ofhcars,
h.cuiiye Committee, and State and con-
OCCASIONAL district lecturers. Will convene
il"ediately after The adjournment Of the
State body.
llc Alliance viii elect officers. and as
Aa.or Mann Psge has served the constitu-
u'nal limit as president much interest IL
H.t'!es,ed IN the question. Who Will be
a. successor I"
Do. l.. Loueks, Of South Dakota. who
succeeded Colonel Polk as president Of
tae National Alliance, will arrive IN the
eiy on the 10th and make public ad-
l!ts..
General Weaver. the Third-party candi-
o-,e for President. ~ not expected here
,lrng the session Of the State Alliance,
tat It Is stated that he will certainly visit
lhe city during tho month Of September
shi make q speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
A LAD FATALLY SHOT.
A Pistol Discharged While In the Playful
Hands of bernard Allen.

Bernard Allen. the 49, ear-old son OF Mr..
G. w. Allen, night-watchman at the city
stables. shot and fatally wounded himself
yesterday shortly after noon while playing
with pistol. The ball entered the left
thigh. glancing, and going upward through
the abdomen, cutting the bowels in fifteen
places and producing internal hemor-
rhage.
The lad left his home at ~ o'clock yes
terday to attend the picnic OF the East
End Baptist church Sunday school, which
occurred about four miles below Rich;
mond. 1t was ON the pleasure-ground
that the accident occurred. A wagon was
secured and the injured boy brought to
his home, where DR.. w. I. Oppenhimer
soon called TO see him. Upon OBJ
serving the serions nature of the wounds
DIR. Oppenhimer called in Drs. Wexford,
Hoge, and Coleman TO assist IN performing
the operation which he deemed necessa-
ry-the stitching up of the incisions. ms
tedious task was soon completed, ana Der
nard was relieved as much as possible.
Drs. Oppenheimer and Hoge paid the lit,
lie sufferer visit last night and found
him i'll as good condition as could be OK
pected, though it is thought that he can
not live more than few hours longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
MARKETS BY TsLeosApH.
NRW YORK.


Hsw YoRx, August 2.-costop quiet: middlIne
uplands, 75-1ec.; 0rlesns, l3-loc-; sssss.
3'sO6 total net receipts all pors. lso24;
stock, 445,350 balos- Southern nvur .yuie:
and steady. Wheat hrmer and ectivs; no
red, s354c. I'd store and elevator; 6&4e susas:
options closed steady. hs1tc. over yesterday:
No 2, red, Aqsas5 s3,4e: ssgts@ess: 49,
Ssjsc. IN elevator; h93fc dat; opsioos- cio4ed
frns: August, 55ylc Ssptsmbsrs 5t5{ci De-
cembsr, b4tic. 0Ats--Apos, highek moderately
actiys, ana drm: options stronger and Qnlss
August and september: se3ls;; - 20: Z sg3ss
s,ons closed steady. loslt posn!e up; Anfna
ci25OHslc-5s; sspssnesr eie:oSA2l4o 20;
mot RS quiet and arnsr No 2, 13<tc Sugar
rsined steady and IN fair demand AolnAese-'
New o!issns ssssdy snd 9a;ss son 1 q
Petycjsum sssady ard qniee ccleoe->sed o1l
quiet and sseadS; gz1A 29c. 1oele $500 =.
s en- ~ Forf dS1 u slesdy; sss1s r9iolS
$40. Sssnaas q1iss. ~ ~ e. s.sac
ss,st Lam dull ~ hrnee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
POLITICS IN CHARLOTTE.
Third-Party Aspirants for Office Conn
pletely Crushed-Omccrs Elected.


pletely crushed-0mccrs Elected.
fCorespordence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
EUREKA MrLIs, Va. August 2.-August
court is proverbial in our county for
watermelons and large crowds. Yesterday
was no exception TO the rule. There was
little of interest on the court docket. and
at noon court adjourned. Immediately the
Ihird-party orators took possession OF the
courtroom. and for some time discussed
IN tones of thunder the issues OF the can
yass.
Ex-Judge Van Ness and Major r.. V.
Gaines both spoke In behalf of the Third
party, and. il is said, both of these gen.
tlemen are aspiring for congressional hon.
ors IN their newly adopted party.
TELLING RESPONSES.
At the conclusion of Major Gaines's
speech loud calls were made for MIR. Will
Liam q. Darlington. who responded IN an
able and exhaustive speech, replying to
every argument advanced by the Third
party orators. Captain A. j. Terry fol-
lowed MIR. Darlington, aud being fresh
from Washington, was able TO give his
hearers much valuable information.
NEW OFFICERS.
Mr.. ID. Q. Eggleston was selected as
county chairman of the Democratic party.
Although there is much said in the county
by a few leaders of the Third party, still
there are very few converts TO this faith
and II is thought the number will DO less
by election-dsy.
When you hear the news from Charlotte
after election il will be that she has been
true to the faith, and that she has rolled
up a handsome majority for the whole
Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
1ue ALABAMA elEcrloN.



fBy telegraph 20 mo Dispatchsl
MosToosuEr. Ala. August a. Returns
from yesterdays election. received to-day,
confirm previous information. Tuscaloosa
county gives Koib s. majority. No county
In the State will give HIM more than i25.
TaIlapoosa possibly reaching that point.
Clark and Choctaw counties, conceded 20
Kolb on the estimates, both give Jones
Thought to DO close, is safe for Jones and
tho straight ticket. Chambers county
goes. 5contrery 70 expectation. for Jones.
The ticket was q long one and the counting
in many localities in the State, owing 20
the multiplicity OF local candidates, was
not concluded to-day. Further returns
sustain the former kilograms rs to the
probable majority OF 5000 for Jones, end
the legislative majority is Overwhelmingly
In favor OF the straight Democratic ticket.
LARGER KoIB MAJoRIrrEs THAN EXPECTED.
There has been much interest felt in the
returns from Mondays election. Some
additions were made TO the Jones column
to-day. while the Kolb counties IN some
instances sent up larger majorities than
were expected. This was notably tho case
in Tallapoosa, Limestone, and Clifton.
which gave aggregate maiorities for him
of $500. Other counties reported for him
10 tuc VI ltl. run uP At' A.aeJc's-
ties to total Of about 1000. Jonss's
majorities reach about 10000 in twenty
counties. This leaves twenty-four coun-
ties TO be heard from. in all Of which the
maiorities viii be small either way, most
Of them being conceded to Jones.
LEGISLATURE sAryLY STRAIGHT.
The Legislature is safely straight Demo-
cratic. One half of the senators (seven-
teen) hold over, and all, with one OF two
exceptions, are anti-kolb men. In the
House fully two-thirds of the members
elect are undoubtedly straight Democrats.
with probability of still greater pro-
portion the same way.
The Republican leaders to-day admit
that they did all In their power to promote
the success of the Kolb ticket. kolb is
talking about getting no contest, but no
steps have yet been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
A New Organization.

Paper-Hangers Union. Nc. 1, held their
first meeting last evening at Wilkinsons
Hall aud organized By. the election OF the
following officers: Joseph l.. Bevili,
president; Ed. Mallory, yice-presldent;
Frank Ellyson. financial secretary u. W.
ker, door Keeper Clifton Hughes, warden.
A. r. Allen, Gus Braxton. and John Ash
ley, trustees.
A number of applications for member
ship were received. and the new order
starts out with very encouraging future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
NEW YORK corroN FCruRgx


CROFrON. ID led, July Al, 1872. AZ the
residence OF her son-in- law. Charles Saith,
ESQ.,, Blackfrlsrs, Manchester, Eng. Mrs:
OLIVIA NJ. CROFTON. Oldest sister OF
Joseph W. and Frank Johnston, OF this
city. in the s0th year OF her age.
JONES' Died. at his residence. us
west Clay street. Richmond, Va, August
/, 1892. at I;20 A. NJ, ". II. JONtS. OK
Hanover county, Va, IN his Seth year.
He leaves a wife and two children. aud
large number OF relatives and friends to
mourn their loss.
Toledo (O.) papers please copy. Z"
sTRAUS.-Died or Tuesday. Augu.s
2nd. at 40 A. NJ. Mrs. FANNY SIhAUo-
reIict Of Emanuel Straus aged 10 wears.
Funeral will take place THIS !Wednes.
dav1 AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock from the
laie residence, No. 100 east Marshall street
Friends aud acquaintances are invited "
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
rh. rlaauater con.entIop.

Tha Disciples churches OF Riohm ond
will be represented by the following dele
gates at tho Tidewater convention. whicn
meets at Newport News to-day. -,
Ssventh-Street--Rey DIR. Jabez haii'
Colonel John b. Cary. Rev. A.. X. Moore
w. G.. Fuller, George s. Crensnnw, ". A.
Sydnor, and J. L; Hill. Marspali-Sytr i'shs-
Wright. Mrs. @. @. White, and Thomas
Clemmitt. Jr. Third church-Miss MAY
TaIley. Antom Wright, Miss Bessie Farrar'
and Rev. L. A. Cole. Nest-End sunday
school-Miss Emma Walthall and MI.
John Hay; Leroy Crenshsw. alternate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at 1920 o'clock to Twenty-secono
and Franklin streets to colored woman
suffering with hysteria. She was treated
and taken home.
At 7,25 p. 81. it responded to another can
TO Hardgrove's factory-yard TO a whlts
boy who had received blow IN the eYo.
He was treated and left =,
The last call was made ut 8:45 p. nj. to
the Second Police Station to white man,
who left before the arrival OF the ambn-
lopoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
Richmond Terminal.

I"9 70IVb11Pl1 70 VIZ 17''F7 F77'''I
New YORK, August at was announced
to-day that Thompson Dean, Albert b..
Boardman, and Charles 2. Huntington had
been appointed committee to represent
the holders of between $4,000 and 10000
SHARES of Richmond Terminal stock aud a
large block of other securities of the sys-
TEN. The appointment was made at a
meeting called 10 consider the situation in
view OF the default in interest on the Ter
minal per cent. bonds and the impending
appointment of permanent receiver.
w. +. Strong and q. Il. Stone, of the re-
organization subcommittee, were in con-
ference with W. z. Clyde to-day. They
said that they had no objection whatever
to the appointment OF the Dean-Board.
man. Huntington committee and would
welcome any aid or work that the new COM
mittee might effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-03
r.. r,nr... of,cc CLOSED.

The United States Express Company,
which for Eve years has been doing bust
ness in this city, has closed out on account
OF being unable TO renew its contract WITH
the railroad companies on whose lines
they operated.
On yesterday the horses were shipped TO
Now York and all ofiice fixtures, supplies
aud FURNITURE 10 Baltimore. Mr.. 3. IL.
Bowman. who has been agent for the coni-
pany Tor number OF years, leaves TO-DAY
Tor Washington. ID. g., where be .Rocs 70
accept similar position with tho co,ns
peny. The company hope in ashose fame
TO Gain an entrance into the city ~ whien
they can Offer hetter and more direct
route 10 eli points.