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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

WlrhOuse doIN effs -lnr" JIne !. IFJ- 7 IN,
"a }S raCs. Baltimore o7c2 bags; New Orleans 23i0
hars: total iS.3Gi lHaS
COTTON spot market ruled loss active at 1-lec
decline Sales 1o4I bale FOR export and 10 1.s Tor
con-uution. Receipts at the ports to-day 81" bales
AGA MT 2FD bales this day last week, and Git.s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
RITTER.

Receipts for week. ii5os pkg.. Export, for Week
pkgs The market continued to Grcline up " rluN'
when the demand fully eqralcd TIE supply and tie doNi
ward tendency checked the following day bet
tor -llng clearly frscopd. md since then tnrr'
has steady Improvement the hiTher grade making
On advance Of al - pcf - from the lowest point IL
now quit" certain that prices crowded 700 low
yet under the circumstances II was difficult 10 90 oElrr
Mao The We0hoF warm most OF che t0ck had p'eh
made between hay and and lacking tr pr1prtie~
uecn s,r 10 ln.ur holding with safety rtccN"rs were &C.
touinci % get The a. into consumption rs quickly rs
possible REGARDLESS, u price This policy becin so gcn
erll Tint IL vos uer. hold against T.. But these
condition huve changed the buttcr shows better
quality Is ns3iy full and spcculGtors would phy
lines OF fresh i7dl1iac The vans OF reg
MAR trade hOwrNe about cqu1l present O.rings
and everything being taken promptly 1 tho higher n2nr"
1uoed Fancy ccancr for All sections IS obbinG a; 172
sc the outside figure being quite general at the close
Othcr grad, from 11c down to lic for very anly
IT. Farmers in the best sctions 81 thf state are Mck
i,1 n dairy butter hold and receipts running
very LIGHT: fine half tubs hay" considerable inquiry ana
hring I-Gl7iac: perhaps few fancy would bring lSc
Txor.ers hove been FAIR buyers Of factory ~ l1nl3c
mostly l2dl3c thee good are stu held rather hrny
incrc a.in 10 uU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

:s4c; fine unmerchantablc e24c fine unwashed' i9aa
oOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
WHEAT. NO. 9.

Cash quotations were a. foll9ws: Flour duI and un
gsSgSe; Nc rea So 20: corn SIC 80: shls:
oats 86638ipc; No. white. 3ja sac No oats. 332c;
No 2 barley 6Od62c; No haNseei I'll OH prime TN:
othy seed 81 29dsl 81 mes PORK per Dbl slo SV9
oose 80 S2 35 dry salted shoulder. soxsd % 70
as 32A; shoN clear sides boxed 20 o9gEo 50 "ndS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
CHEESE

Receipts for week - d2 boxes last week 5 f5G ,l
r1Idy under largely Increased receipts only modcrat. eN-
Tort demand quito strong pressure 10 sell And thr
market Il still unsettled aud weak. EnrY
ths morning pecial fae:ories OF dead white wore
and three OF the combination 'cto-
~ coolpd at 9c but those figures were shaded sa &c
later In day and th' afternoon our outside Quotations
NJ for finest parcels The DEMAND l.l con
sdcrshv Of the offerings and it looks TX" >tl low!
mic. for The last bali Of III week. Under grades suf
fnrcd IN propoton and shippers bought T;l good ul
cream stock TO-DAY AZ She small SIC fuil CrsSm OF
fancy quality plenty and NJ 9sde',c Chenango
lar. skins hive worked .lowy ~ lower rates, and
probable that fur. her concessions VIII be pec--
AIRY iris weeks receipts come on the market Liver
pooi cable II 0Ji-.
STATE factory NH cream size. white fine. GA 9
stat sacio-y full cream lrce size. white prime. p
cream 9 a oi-
go, f,c,o.r mi cream coorS prime ......... 81,
c,a, S,c,o{y Hair 70 god ......... a So
state nc9ry ln cooTed choice 6,2a O..
,,rt xsi,ns GOOD 10 nrue n
S ., 1870 , ,or, .klms common 20 far - a AZ
So, fartory mi IL ma ................ liza 22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRFSH II.

Tndr Ney light arrivals the market fer Fancy gades
Of fresh apple. ruled rmer following our lost epo,t aa
.ars Of rus reached 81 late In the week AZ the cor
however, Offering, aigef and the marSet .S,n;
only sale OF extra fancy STOCK excceoin5
' auced ouot Atone Stew berries Ia very large
supply from Maryland De.wae and Jersey, ana mu.a
u, H., .tork arriyes and soft Prices are o" and
Irregular with great bulk Of the wholesale business
In range OF la7c per at, only few line. SOUND i@fso
"a,n" 5lxYer and Juice makers getting some very soft
lots ut lover prices. Georgia eactc- have appeared n,
quantity Irregular value, many Delhg III
Door t@ldt OIL first sales were az $3.50 PER c y"se
t,r chm'-c large sound. but at the ciosc
- iO1., 4, a fun quotation for the 1c,o,
wLi.o many In bad o'dey range down 70 81 ' az
t,rorea WIN goose pluns move rather sio"E' ~
- 5oq - ~ per ca-c. Cherries scarce me, afse sms
rnd n.. lic I'm fr demand. but small or SOFT utas.
>o-,h Carolina hue cbcrrics Of small ack variety are
i,c u.r uuart: large blue wolid D1hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

HOPB.
pcccins for the week. 966 bales: exports; . bales
,,o,,ar,s ZOO rs Trade moved along slowly. aud
h th,re f. decided change In the position. the tone
~ ,bc market is . shade easier. Demand does not in
rntnrallv for drco ton and the favorable crop
rts ron, ali parts world make holders little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

Receipts week, 2,432 bbs and 5o7to ceses FOL,
low ng our report receipts kept Unexpectedly lstzc
until r. idav and further dc line b. l52c recorded,
but late Ia the lighter offerings gave an opportunity
IN effect some recovery l0I.c reached Tor the
best grade- on saturday Monday brought moderate ar
fl,a!- comIared with the previous two weeks, and the
uarket further strengthened u l6i2c but since then
the hao been no upwad tendency The feeling at tle
close is about steady long receipts keep up 70
the present scale no further advance is probable WINE
any moderate surplus would probably be put Ia cola s"f
all sold concession.
STATE and Pcnnsy new laid. per dozen io2ei8t
@ ui cn.o' iu "G i nr,n;c .6i. di0La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
4 White Man Takes FoisOn-HIs shoulder
Cut-Other Ambulance Calls.

Charles vs.. Peace, a negro who lives IN Lunen-
burg county but has been on visit Of several
DAYS To this city, met with a very painful acci-
dent yesterday shortly after noon. when he was
rinnins 10 ,ch the 1920 outgoing train on the
Atlantic Coast Line. just before he reached the
ears hc stumbled aud fell, whom the report OF a
pistol Was heard.
sf9ulere went 10 his assistance, when they found
he could not rise. Upon investigation II was a.
c-rtaiued that he hal been shot IN the he7hy
part Of the left lex by pistol whicn he had on
The ambulance was at once summoned II
re-nonl,ed quickly. with Dr. Williams In charge.
and the sufferer was given needed attention ana
then taken 20 tho almshouse. Df. Williams did
NOT prone for tho ball, pIeierrns TO % 50 al The
ho-rltal The wound Is not considered dan
porous one. The report OF the pistol attracted
"a large crowd, and fhcIe were several Nlld runofs
af0at both OF suicide aud murder.
The ambulance responded yesterday morning
a. $40 o'clock 20 a call ON Brook avenue, where
a wnifo man named Bass had taken poison. II
is supposed that the drug used Was dieitalIs' OF
which he took an overdose. The poisoning was
accidental. or supposed 10 have been. lie WIS
leit tu charge II DR.. Ellis. tho iomly physician,
and recovered very rapidly.
Annti ~ "a. was made at 10 4. NJ 10 the First
police station 70 q cOiorei man who had been
accidentally cut on his shoulder lie WAS Healcn
and left. ,p,.,
Atg:5O p. ". another call was made to Bodeker
Rr0+her.' drugstore 10 q clorei man who was
sck. lle was treated ara iaSen to ms nome on
I,.eufv-scventh ana Marshall streets.
At0 o'clock last night the ambulance was
called up on creek street near brook avenue 10
et.rnd a rolnred woman VINO had been struck on
fhc head with q stick ana quite painfully huil'
Sic Was treated and iclt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
The CARNIVAL or BEAUTY.
This Pretty Bazaar Opened at Beividere
Hall Last Night.

The Carne Vale di Bclezza, for the benefit Of
Hando p l-,ircet Baptist church, tesan at BeiN-
den. uall last night Tho entertainment, pre-
sentei m addition to the other many beautiful
attractions, moritci q much larger attendance
though fully 25O persons wcro present The
,iare was pretiily dressed. and there were a
a',,,her ol b .auufui booths, which were presided
nvc, bv me ladies Oi the various Baptist churches
& TIE city. .. o., ,.,,o.s .
1he programme laet night was as iolo"s I:
praver Dv Dr. George Cooper, oi firs' Baptlst
rbureh: chorus BY chOlrs OF Pine ana hah-
1"lnb-siroet churches; opening address by Dr.
T.sdrgu. of second Baptist church; chorus Dy
me cnoifs: address by non. >. Taylor Eiysoh'
The pro.ty and realistic cantata, " 1ardeh oi
singing Flowers" when was 50 successfully pre-.
se,,fed al Belviderc Han last Tuesday night, VIII
,e reprodHcoI tonight With the following cast
P,ae Hiss Maude Journey; slnhower, MISS
inla Bethel: DAISY, Miss Iowa Martin; Dahlia'
1tss Emma Brown; Buttcrcup, Miss Minnie
Rs,tor. Lily Miss Bette Pace; lump, Miss rs
tello White; Crocus, Mss Mary williams car
nafion Tlnk, Miss Minnie Bethel; uch-Me-Not'
MI olive Bethel Gardener, Mr.. waller MAI MAJ
I'm. VISITOR. Mr.. Eddie Philips. Chorus oi my
.niees Manager Mr.. &. j. Hooper, Jr' H.
aulst, Professor II. J.. koes'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

error against the State OF IVES, virginia: use of
society Tor savingA, IN error 90 Circuit cour, Of
West virginia NJ Charleston; argued by Malcolm
jackson for plaintiffs In error and Frank B.
Euston Tor defendant in error.
The case oi the Baltimore Stcam-Parkci Com
pany ~ a. against the TOchcstcr Steamboat
Cont any, from the city Cir,ult - Maryland, wes
partially argued aud continues until to-day.
duiCc SemorttOn. Of the Circuit Court OF South
ttrolinn, who, with Judge Hughes. has boon de-
sfnatcl 10 sit ~ this term, taking the place u
Judee Bond on the bench.
inc following qualified 20 practice In tho
court: Thomas y. Carter. Charles &. Cole,
Washington. IL. c.; Claudian u. Northrop,
Oharieston y g.; John ". johnson. Alexandria,
Va. James Aston Cabell, James X. Carter,
Acxandria, Va; Malcolm jackson. Charleston,
w Va. John N. Holt, Huntington, ". Va; liill
Carter. Ashland, Va; u. Y. Duncan, spartan
burg, : G.. Frank u. Eusion. Charleston W.
Va, and x. q. kheu. Charleston, :. &.
Mr. j. ". Macon. Of this city. has bccn ap-
pointed crer % the court. and entered upon his
duties yesterday morning. Or. G.. X. Gilmcr
aud Mr. Clinton DcPficsf wero alsN applicants
for tho position. Mr. Macon is Democrat, and
was dop1fN city sergeant for q number Of years
and recently deputy sheriff % tho city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Florida Train Kobbers.


JACKSONVILLE. FLA, May 2f.-One OF the
Monroe-Junction nurderers Ia IN custody. lie Is
IN Orlando iau and has confessed. The other
suspects have not been identified, but are siil
held. Tho authorities rofusc 20 give mo name
OF the man who has confessed and VIII allow no
one to see him. lie has furnished an accurate
description OF his four accomplEes and claims
% have had nothing 20 DO with the killing OF
saunders, having beon one Of tho men who
boarded the locomotive.
4 Gainesville special says: Alfred DaYs, en-
gineer 0f tho switch engine at the savannah
Florida and Western yard, was held mp ny Two
white men last night - 4. W. They first made
inqniries about the departure Of trains, then
they asked whether or not the trala-robDers had
been caught. and what was known OF them'
Then, placing their pistols close % DAVIS :
head, lnoy demanded all that ne had.
which they took from him. one wanted
90 Kill him, saying, Dead men teit
no les.' Tho other objected, bnt ordered
Davis 60 walk of. Dayiss pistol wa IN the can,
and no one was down there al the timo except
the night elegraph-operator, who hnhuy caho
uptown and told a policeman, but the polre-
man refused - leave his beat 10 notliy ihe
sheriff. 20 nothing was known Of 10 until inns
morning. Ro,h men we've white, and answered.
very closely the published descriptions of the
MCnroe-Jun'tou train-rObher-. The authorltic7
urs out searching for them now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
.nniversar, OF West-view school.

The Sunday chooi Of West-Niew Baptist
church celebrated lts third Anniversary last
night in ? most delightful manner. Tho coy
little chur n was crowded and the evening was
one Of real pleasure 20 all present. Inc annual
report of Superintendent X. ii. smith was the
best one since the organization OF the school,
which ia growing steadily. The present house
will hardly accommodate the school when the
scholars 20 g their classes.
MIR. 4. T. Reid, Of Richmond College. delivered
the address Of welcome. and II Was enloye1 py
an. lie eypccts - take the A. NJ. degree this
session. and will therefore leave here In fe"
weeks. His friends ia the school presented hlm
with Il very handsome oxford Teachers Bible.
The prizes for attendance and bringingi IN new
scholars were numerous and were presented by
the pastor, Rev. W. +. Hines, in dulte happy
specch
DR.. Hatcher was present and gave very m
strucfiye and interesting address. The singing
was rTceilent. The Rainbow cantata by seven
little misses aud one little master was heantl-
fully executed. ana the duet and chorus 10y eight
inlant-class scholars was creditapy executed
Tie school starts out on its fourth year with
brighter prospects than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
VISITORS 10 our CRsMATORY
/ The Coiumbu, Party Arrived and In
spectcd the Furnace YESTERDAY.

The Columbus Co., party referred 20 in yosier-
davis DISPATCH reached tue cl'y over the Cnesa-
roake aai ohio road from Noriok az ll:3O a.
M.. accompanied by Mr. W. J.. Morse asen, Of
the rurl. Cremation Company. Tie party con-
-.-f,i ol Hon. George o.. harn, mayor ana pre,i-
Sent 0f the Board ~ Heain ~ columbus, ana
Nr--r-. Dennis Kelly, John +. overly, VI. De-
Jo.u a. Plc.fcr. mnmuers 90 tAe n9lru d. bee
SlrHriar. health o0lec-, and Dr. w. s. NcponaiI'
srrrDtlry uf f.r board %.
They we're met a. fhc depot Dy Captain j. j.
Christian ana tlaru ln carriages to ih- cieiia-
to~v. where o thorough inspection VI The furnace
sfI its operation was made. The visitors eA-
pressed themselves ne mighty pleased WIN ihe
mode of disposal Of cify refuse employed leic
arl were greatly sIrpri-ei tD s'e ihai 10 was
done with 90 much al-r ana cleanliness.
Tho party wls then taEcn io- short dnVr as
fa~ a. tlc loe monument, Tea p ne Murphy
ll.telntI Ctlock. wlea they were Joined ny
MAYOR Ely-on, H. o. August. Cty tlefE, ana
d.. N. q. Oppcuhriwcr, ...arni oi tie ilih-
inlud Board ~ Isilfl. After hounutIl dinner
iIt. fartv left on tuc J.. NJ. fraiu ior Their home
greatly pleased with tnrlc pHni .ur CITY.
This il Our Of tlr w.t} committees 'i c-ty anu
health orlrcr- tn1t are ai present l9olinE INTO
tle question 10 improve me hDi- Tor tAe dls-
t.0-al of ,ifv rofu-e They % recognize Inc ia'l
tlat poisonous city dumps Wt. Dee abandoned
sfI thIs useless waste 1lspo-ei ni in q manner
les. dangerous go tle pun.l, nea';h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

Some days ago Mrs. Mary Jane Blackburn was
before the Police Court charged With blsamy'
but a. the case was not fully made ont against
her she was discharged. Since that tno she
aud her husband, Walter :. Blackburn, have not
been living together. a few days ago Black
burn, who works ~ ShOckOe-iiiil Cemetery, went
% the almshOuse on some business ana iouhl
his wife there also. lie asked her 70 20 back
home aud live with him, but she refused. lie
then caught hold Of her aud IN 30 doing tore her
veil OIL Upon this she swore out warrant
charging her husband with a-saultlng ana
abusing her and threatening her life, and the
case WAS heard by Justice Cruichned yesterday
morning and dismissed.
Charles Jones aitGs Joyner (cOlored) y as beioie
his Honor yesterday accused Of iel0niOusly steal
ing "A watch from Samuel Price, but a. there was
considerable doubt a. 90 the guilt Of the defend
ant he was u discharged.
". VI. overly paid $40 ant costs for peddling
fish on the streets.
Walter johnson lcOlOrcdl WAS sent 10 Jail in de-
fault Of security as a suspicious character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
The southern Prcsbytcri.ns.

|If tHlckfhph ID LuN b7PAt'N'l
Hot SPRINGS. ARE.. May 2f.-Ihe southern
Presbyterian General Assembly to-day took tho
report or the standing committee on Education.
40 recommended that $50, 900 Boz raised proper
ti1natrly among The various prcsbyteri"s Tor thJ
education Of candidates FOR the ministry. key.
D. A. Preston. Of Alabama, offered an amend
mont that when caniidate applied Tor ana "
must br shown 20 br Indispensable for the prose-
cution " hi. studies. An animated discussion
followed. Rev. ID. A. Plnnck. ~ Alabama was
of the opinion that the Church should ieiray the
expense - elucltng young men who desire 10
on'er the ministry. rogardessOi of their financial
ability Rev. nr. =. NJ. Noel, Of Kansas
CITY. smoke at eOme irngth, iaNoring
DR.. Prc-ton's amendment. He believed the
question of ciucotins candidates for the mn
lsiry the most important o. como before iho
assembly. lie deemed 10 hardship ior the
Church i0 educate candidates for the ministry
whose parents are wealthy and able 10 educate
them. tie wanted no AID e1teniel % cthil-
dates until they are ready tO enter tue theoioSl-
cal -eminaries. Rev X. Sherrill, of Texas dee
pllr-d the far that this discussion might create
the impression that the Church was aFei-e %
helping Young men who desired % enter the
ministry. lie saiI such Vas not ana h1d mover
been the case. Finally, a motion 70 postpone
consideration Of the matter prevailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
unrder nnd LtnchLng E.trnordInary.


BAsTR0P. IA. May 2f.--Au extraordinary MUIR
der and lyuehing occurred hOre yesterday one
man committed the murder and one other man
an the lgn hing with tho Assistance OF the mIr-
derer. Shampliss Brigham, the manager ior
Colonel GeOrgc e.. Phillips, who owns plant9-
ton on Island De- -aird. while iu the field, was
shot dead from ambush by an old negro. The
negro then walked go the plantation resii e',
summoned Colonel Phillips, and tod htn fhal
ne had killed Brigham Enl wanted 20 be hanged
for IL. Colonel Phillips put A rope arouni ih'
nacro's ueck. and the negro was soon swnginl
i'm "A death struggle from the limb of q tree. NJ
motive il assigned for the murder, nni II l-
thought that the negro was insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

The Arrangement for the Confederate enter
taiutnent al inc Academy Tomorrow ana tHday
uiehfs Tor the benefit Of toe stuart Monument
and Lee Camp Charity lunl are auVOt cyihplete'
t-., viii te a fgll rehearsal at the Academy o.
f.e.t Tickets. for which there Is already great
demand. are ob sale al tho following places
,.e-t. Johnston 4 Co, Polk Miilor * CO., NJ, B'
Ramos, ". -. Noscs g Coz kandoiph a Ehgilsh'
i,t.,,,o1,nd Transfer Company. Miller's Pharma-
~, Uarrl.ons drugstore, Park-Piace Pharmtcy,
CabelIs drugstore, Third aud hhini .: ". Iay-
ior. Tweuty-fftD ana Broad, ana AT A. "- h'shh :
go Aug Koyafs Manchester. Reserved rsato
80, he se~uTed al Mozart Hall only. Those
Wishing 10 procure good seats had better not de-
lsy making their selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Working on the Canal.

Engineer Jacobs. Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio
railway gosisrday began work with a large
force of hands upon The ctnai wnere u broke On
,ns,.fe- sf hands cmpiOyed both night and day
unt he bank is restored 10 It's proper condition.
n viii tc three OF four days before tao break
viii be mended, and this VIII na,uraiy innist q
,,.,,iv ~ s,nf of by the occurrence, ne well
a. 10 their employees who will DO out Of work
until the lob is completed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Auo,herKepublican lieeting.

Tho Ytchehtes oi Jackson Ward held another
opcn-air mass-meeting 40 the corner ~ brook
avenue and Duyal street last night. several
hundred dusky citizens formed n 'front.' oi AldcI-
man Bahau's residence and headed hy the cani-
Iqfes on fbe Nitchel.-Bahen Council ticket and
"a bras band pr. ceeded through the streets 10
tue spot where the speaking took place. As inc
procession flied through Broad street the MUSIC
and cheering was enthusiastic and almost
Iaafeulng AZ times. rhJ5e who addressed me
meeting were Aldermen Mitchell and Bahen end
Urnrv CruichueId. lu the course OF Mitchell
remarks he c0mpiinentod oA-ioFeruor Lee
..ovarnor Nrki.uey. Judge Witt, and others.
and said thata good Democrat loved an honest
man. me meeting was rather moro harmonious
man the other 0pcu-air performances tnnt have
been held in the ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

Of missing chance to accomplish a
good deal with very little money. We
are selling Spring Suits at figure that
it will take just about ten days to clear
ont what's lett of them. ID ought not
TO take as long as that; they ought to
be cleared out in half tho time, for q
more glittering opportunity never
tempted lcvel-headed buyers. 1t is
simply astonishing. anl the more you
know Of the quality Of these Suits tho
greater your astonishment will be. Will
You lose the chance Tiko a little
sound advice don't do IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

citation and the trIck-ridlng Of Mr.. Dan. Canary,
which really excited the wonder oi the spec
tators He performed ieats on the picy 10 "hlci,
the Rich whe.lmen mad scarcely dreamed
Of and which evoked the widest applause.
The gymnasts who appearcn on ihe stage
were under the direction Of professor horace ~
Smith, who carried them through many intii.
cate and difficult movements, which excited
great admiration.
largo number Of ladies were present. and
nearly All OF them wore the rel ana purple
coors OF the club. The entertainment, which
was highly enioyable, was gotten up mainly
through the efforts Of Mr.. Walter &. Mercer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CAUCUS.
Appropriation Bills Tirst-A ijournmcnt
as Early ~ Practicable.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstcn.l

IBy teIegtaph % the UlspaI'h.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 24.-Ihe Democrats
Of the House met In caucus tonight for the pur-
pose OF considering the order OF business. The
result was n decision to put tho appropriation
bills ahead Of everything else and prepare for
an adjournment Of Congress as early as practl-
cable. There was an unusually largo attend
ance. nearly every member IN the city BENG
present Mr.. Hatch. IN the interest Of the anti
options bill, fought the motion 20 give the appru'
priation bulls precedence with great yig0r ana
vehcmence, but WAS 0utyOiei by IsfBt
majority. He has not given no the light, now
ever and n u very likely will oppose the appfO-
pralion bills on the floor OF the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
y,o,,y,x ON CbuEch HiII.

.,,,,, y,a, o.,rurred on Church IIFII yes'crdny
o,,ornnon near Twonty-1rst and BrOai streets.
a $50 ottachcd 10 a buggy became frightened
near Twenty-nrst street and ran down i,,.. broao.
u,ra, he bad gotten nearly opposite lrlniiy
49,, ne elinned aud fell, striking IN. head
o'.e,,st a water plug Tho vehicle Was slightly
aamaged though the horse, which was % very
valuable one, viii probably have TO De killed yn
account OF the inl.iies i,,,'.,n ss tbe time