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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
CLOSING oUorArroNs or MONEY!.
.,cor,,ss and Sales Mt tho Richmond Tobacco
rxchange-rnternai Revenue Coiicc-
tions-Foreign Advices.

Nrw Youy. April 2l.-Wall street closing:
Money on call loaned easy at i4N2 per cent
Closing rate was per cent Exchange closed
.,eadv. posted rates. sS1 l@is9. actual rates
tsa 1865 for six,y-day bills 4Sse4s9'4 for
demand Government bonds closed steady
,srrencv 6's. 100 bid. IS, coupons. TIC bid;
extended 2e. registered. 100 bid.
ticks were decidedly less active this morn
.,, the sales TO noon aecregating only 10000
shares. Tho most active stocks were Read
,nc. New Engaud. Erie ST Paul. Lake shore
aol Mon Pacific Prices were irregular and
M the main weak throughout the morning.
sad hy mid day prices were 70 - per cent.
hollow the closing of yesterday. The selling
of the c0aier- and New England were tho only
features The remainder OF the list iluctuated
within very narrow limits. he weakness and
selling OF the coal shares was due 20 reports
NJ an impending strike on the Reading road
md aii the roads under the recent Read
inc deal. stocks were extremely duh after
noon and at times complete stagnation pre-
vailed Prices were bid up IN some cases.
however. and number Of stocks not only. re-
covered the early decline but closed OF some
advance. The majority OF the list closed = TO
' per cent. lower. Commercial Gable WAS
one of the strong spots of tho market. closing
-. per cent higher. The total sales OF stocks
fng Xpra NlI y1I shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

No. 2 red winter spot. 999Zc: do. April,
9SSc.; do. May. 90'.c; do. June. s92sc.; do.
July. 9Oc.
Corn dull and weak, closing &c. lower
Spot lots closed firmer: No. 2 mixed spot. 5lc.;
do; April. a99sc.; May. 495sc.; June. 45ssc.;
July Acc.
Oats quiet. with prices irregular. closing
slightly changed, spot lots closed firm;
Spot sales of No. white, 3754c.; No,
mixed. 35c.: No. mixed, April. $3.50: May
"a Sc: June. sac.
Pork dull: new mess. 5iim1i.50.
Lard closed steady May. sG.47; July, So.oi.
Sugar Raw steady muscovado s3-tes';
.2szc centrifugal e6-test. sc. henhel
quiet cut-loaf or crushed. Ja5hc.; powdered
4sze449sc: graduated 4 @4esc.; cu1es'
45I2htlc. mould A. 9-iGtai ll-loc'' cohlec-
TONERS A. 414@49Sc. -p,
Coffee Spot lots closed dull far no car
goes. 15s. c.: futures lower. no or santos
no. :. April. Sl2. 30; MAY, si2. ~ June, Sll;so.
Pine line certificates dull but STEADY. sales
~. 600 barrels. At Consolidated hAcnange'
MAY. opening. sel4c.; highest o9'se. lowest.
&c.. closing. 500 .,.;.o .,...s -.
Naval stores -Spi. Its turpentlne quoted at
35jsc. Rosin in light re9u0s" 0'i"'"oN' 81 ''
GOOD do, Sl.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. April 2l.-Flour active, IN
changed. receipts, $3.50 barrels; shipments.
189iS barrels; sales. $500 barrels. Wheat
strong for spot, dull for futures, NO.
2 red. spot, g6c.; April g6c.; May,
92sIa93c June. d. .92l. @9218c steamer
No. 2. red, &c., receipts 29;S64 bush so
els: stock Csc, 162 bushels: sales, Zz'UOo
bushels. Southern wheat frmer: tultz'
9lmg7c. Longberry. $50 9sc. Corn un-
unsettled and higher; mixed spot, 4S14c.;
April. 400 asked. MAY. 47c.; June, 4534 "a 46c.;
July. 46Lc. asked. steamer, mixed. 45a 4b5sc.;
receipts. 65. 527 bushels shipments, 6O,2s6
bushels. stock 495, 0g5 bushels sales, l43,OOO
bushels. Southern corn higher; white, AZ
case: yellow. 47d50c. Oats firm: No.
white Western, 3s@3S14c.; No q
mixed Western, 3415@ 35c.; receipts
1000 bushels; stock, 1894 bushels.
rive quiet: No 2, sc. asked; receipts, 3.26S
bushels: stock. 55. 454 bushels. Hay very trin;
GOOD 10 choice timothy. S14.500 1850 Grain
freights quiet. unchanged. Cotton nominal;
middhng. 10 Provisions steady, I'M
changed. Butter firm. unchanged. Eggs
steadv-l315c Coffee dull: Rio cargoes. fair,
lie No. 7. 13A@l9Ac Sugar steady; gran
Mated 4l<c. Copper firm; refined 1l35c.
Whisky firm; SL22aL25. Peanuts IN
changed. ,,-.
Stocks-virginia consol 9's, 7lI@72' Balti-
more and Ohio stock. 99o9y4; Northern
Central stock COZ asked; Baltimore and OHIO
Southwestern frsts. 1851 "a 1854 do. second
incomes. 2ssI G3036: do. third incomes, so "a 3;
Consolidated Gas bon Is, 1l358@1l4; do. stocks,
$50 (d533s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
New York Cotton Market.

NEW York. April 2l.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price il Co.'S daily letter says Liverpool
advanced 3-Cl at tine opening this morning,
gained almost az much more at the last por-
ton. and closing finally at about 4-64 advance
on last nights figures. Our cables advise an
active. nervous and feversh market but
significant fact is that 1t has been without
trade support in the demand for spot cotton
nud this IS generally construed 10 be an I'M
favorable feature Ia New Ork the market
opened al a slight decline. quickly recovered
IT, and advanced 70 7.49 for August. from
which price there has been almost continu-
Gus reaction % 1874. which figure had been
touched by 2.30 Here as in Liverpool the
fluctuations have indicated an extremely nerv-
ous condition and have been made more with
reference 20 the transactions of a conspicu-
GUS operator than with any relation 90 legiti-
mate influence Receipts. except at New Or
leans are not large. and will hardly be in ex-
cess Of 3 900 bales. AT New Orleans tO-mor-
row 800 bales are expected. The pivotal In
fuencs of prices remain for the trade demand
abroad. without this IL seems inevitable
that the heavy stocks should. for the time at
least induce hesitancy on the part OF opera
tors for an advance. Toward the close
tle market recovered slightly. final
prices for August being about 7.35 which Is .
points below last evening and II points be-
loW tho highest figures touched. Receipts for
the day are 6.s2l bales. and the interior
movement at St. Louis. Memphis and Au-
gusta is $50 bales. against 932 last year. The
total trading on our exchange to-day has
been 900 bales. This is exceedingly large
and under ordinary circumstances would in
Cicate Il elimination OF the upward move
mert Whether the present Will prove an ex-
ceptiOn or not depends entirely upon the att-
tude of Liverpool and the disposition that
spinners may show TO follow the advance in
taeir purchases of the raw material. it is
current gossip that an operator, who of late
has become exceedingly prominent. and who
has been tie conspicuous leader OF the recent
bull movement. has to-day sold ont. but there
il no actual confirmation OF this idea obtain
able"
Cotton futures closed steady. Receipts at
the ports are 1000 bales. against c. 900 last
ket is dull at unchanged quotations Mddling
upauds. "a: sales, 81 bales. Transactions in
futures. 30 900 bales. April, G.95o6.g7: May
1901 o.: June. 7f507.l6; July, 725G7.26
August. 7.35Co7 3G; September. 7.4S6D7.45 Oc-
tober 7.53o s.. November. 7G347.G5 De-
cember. 7.734L75; January 7.S5@1S5.
PRODUCE
Flour closed dull, but firm; fine grades
oi spring. Sl.9O@250; do. winter. S26p
zs5. superhne spring. S225m2.75; do. winter,
SlG0@ 500 extra No. spring. S344.GO; do
winter. S3@4.50 extra No. spring
ezCJ03.S0 do winter 81. 9Om3.35 city
nil extras. $s75 for West Indies. South
EN- -four closed steady; trade and family OK
tes S9.60G4C0.
Wheat-Options were only moderately &C
i've to-day and prices were irregular. The
cose was irregular being &c. higher for
Aprh and 16@ssc. lower for other months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. April 21.-Oferlngs OF TO-
baccos at auction on Change To-Day "efe
extremely light highest price, 500
Private sales reported TO the secretary oil
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: wrap
pers. SO packages: cutters. o. sun;cured' 81
leaf dark }. AZ. Iugs dark, 4. Total. SO.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports 10
day. Inspections Bright - hogsheads' dark
~ hogsheads. l tierce. ReinspectoHs-
Bright. 20 hogsheads
Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny, Naughan's.
Old Dominion, Meals. DavenpOrt's, Planters ,
Shockoe and Seabrooke's tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. 80 packages deliv-
cries JIG packages.
The United States Internal revenue collec-
tons for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-day
are as follows: Tax paid on cigars and cigar
cites. 81 .05i.6j; tax paid on plug ,iobaccos,
S2.3Ga "a: total, S3,4l9l9.
A very good sale at Shelburne's to-day
nothing fine offered; highest price s24.
Sales all right at Planters nothing fine
offered.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco TX
change to-day: Il. Catterton. Green: A. NJ.
Riddle. Sebree. KY, DR.. Robert Hicks, War
renton, Va.
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Cp,c,eo Anril 2t.-Thc wheat market was
,.ory ', orrotc ~ '6av Il had two or three good
bulses on good export sales predictions ion. Of
bnllisb adyices from Paris but finally settled
back and closed q sc. lower. Receipts. %
cars - :,
biaber INIT there was free realizing. and the
CLIQUE was believed to be marketing some OF
lis corn Prices quickly broke and closed
In4c lower Receipts. III cars. o
OATS followed corn closely and closed 1sNg
sc. lower. Receipts, 20 cars.
The provision market was very phsel'i -.
and prices we're irregular. Pork closed 90
iower Lard unchanged and ribs DC. higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL
Railway and Warehouse Go.


~ ~ Il ~ -
Tho time for the deposit OF all Terminal Sc
cprities and all classes of stocks is extended I'M
iii and including MONDAY, May p 1892
The time for the deposit Of all underlying
bonds is extended until and including fRlDAl'
May 6. 1892.
After the dates above named Stocks
and Securities will be received only upon
such terms as the committee may then
impose.
The right of subscription to the Cash Fund
offered under the plan 10 the depohtArles oil
stock and per cent. bonds will be extended to
such date as NAV be hereafter advertised Dy the
committee.
the holders of the securities Of the auxiliary
corporations are invited 10 cooperate and be-
come parties 10 the Plan 10 preserve the in
,ogritv Of this large system Of railroads, the
disintegration of which would prove disastrous
t. such securities
Copies Of the Plan of Reorganization may be
had At the Office of the Central Trust Company
Of New York.
New YORK, April 49, 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLC0TT,
OLIVER ii. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM ii. PERKINS,
HENRY BilDGE,
h. FAHNEST0CK,
]. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
GEORGE s. ELLIS, Secretary,
"a Wall street, New York.
aps2-tmyGin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

TAAH SAIE9.

Spring Wheat Sales by somple T. o. b.
Winter Wheat Sales by sample f. o. b.;
No. red, 500. -, " ,ol
low. 4fG42c.. No. 3. 3794@4O19c.;, No, yei-
low. 4lc. Sales 10y sampled. o; b.: No white
4lc.: No. 2 yellow 4211c.; No. 3, 4O@4lc.'
No. 3 white 4lc.; No. A. 49, z@4Oc ~ o
white sic. No. 3. 2s15 n 29c.: No. white
sOasO15 Sales by sample f. o. b.: No. ? Zs74cs,
03O1c.: No. 2 white, 3lHgS25sc.; NO. o.
2sa2gg1c. No. white, 3O@3lc. 1900 o-o.
Iard-Sales. 10000 pounds at $500; Soo
tierces at S6.l5.
Green Hams-Sales %, 900 pounds average
1G pounds. at $500, 25OOO pounds, aVeIage II
nnunds Ut rs.15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. April 21-Cattleo
Receipts II. 600 head. common steers, $4,000
Q on common TO extra steers, S4G4. 10;
COWS and bulls, S3.5Og9.75. Hogs
ceipts. %. 900 head common 10 prime light
weights. $4,000 los; common to choice heavy
and medium, $4.45g4.7O; poor, $3.50 4.35
culls S2a4. Sheep-Receipts, 600 head;
poor S.: choice muttons, S6.6O@6.6o; lambs
- 75M75O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

fPnblisbod updsr authority of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts OF the state OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
Grain and Cation Exchange.

RICHMOND. Va, April q. 1892.
OFerincs-Wh 62G bushels corn.
4.57s bushels: oats 900 bushels.
Sales-W heat. 626 bushels; corn, rs
bushels.
Quotations. -Wheat-Longberry 800. TO
a. No 2 red 9s t. 81. Corn-White Viz
ginia 80 20 5lc. No. white 80 10 Sic, No. 2
mixed AZ 90 SOC. Oats No. 2. 80 to 3518c.;
no. 8. 38 10 Sic. Rye, SO TO 90c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. April 2l.Spirits
turpentine firm at 3lc. Rosin firm. strained,
81 iG good strained. Sl2O. Tar hrm at
S1.85. Crude turpentine steady hard SI.lO;
yellow diO and virgin. S25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

I.rvrRpoo1, April 21-Spot cotton steady
with fair demand middling uplands. 1916.
Sales. 600 bales Futures steady: April May
57-84 May-June 3 57-64; June.July, 6O-64;
July-August. 6S-64.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

CINCINNATI, o., April q. Pork-Family
Gil. 25m1L371S. Lard Kettle-dried. s6.S75.
Bacon-Short clear sides. 20. 4Oa6.4i
Whisky-Sales, $50 barrels at sl.l3 per gallon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22

CHARLESTON. S. c.. April 21.-Rosin quiet
and firm at 1925. Turpentine firm at SAC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-22
wEsr-ESD LAND AND IMrEoyyyMEsr CoMrASY'l

WEsr-END LAND AND IMPEoyEMENr COMPANY,l
ll3EAsT MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VI, April Is, 1892
ATTHE MEETING OF THE SIOCkHOLD-
N Frs of this company held April Z. 1892.
"the directors were authorized to purchase
from each stockholder Of record on the list day
OF May lsQ9, five per cent. OF his respective
holdings Of the stock Of this company at sD
per share payable in cash In accordance
April, 20 and reopened on MAY s. 1852
Zee that your stock stands registered In your
own name by April 80, 1892.
I'D i9-2w GEORGE J. ROGERS, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
Nhe pamtr J)taDNte.

SIMLA, Aug. "a. -Fearing that they
will seize upon part of the Pamir region
that belongs to Afghsnistan the ameer
has asked the government Of India 10
Intervene to prevent Russian ag-
erosion in that region. 1t is
thought that Russia's object is
to first assert her right to Shingan by
occupying 1t and driving out tho
Afghans, who have taken possession of
the place, and TO turn the Chinese posi-.
tion In kashgar. The Novosti, of st.
Petersburg, recently declared that Rus
sia could not permit the occupation of
Afghanistan by Great Britain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25-In response
70 Geographic inquiries in relation to-
reports that Supreme Justice Somerby.
OF the Iron Hall, had gone to Canada
the following special dispatch was re-
ccived here last sight from Indianapor
lis: "Somerby paid his hotet bili
within 1--WE honrs os the appoint.
ment OF n receiver and said he was go-
Ing to Chicago 1t cansS. be learned
where he bought a tic'set TO or when he
left, Tho impression. prevails here that
he has gone to Detroit" At his resi-.
dence iant night 4 was said h. would
be home to nigh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
OuAdruple Murder.

DENisoS. Tex, Aug. 2+--Conductor
Rcams, of the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas, brought news to this city yes
terday to the effect that n hunting
party composed Of fonr young men had
been fonnd murdered on the
banks of Caney creek, in the
Indian Territory. Papcrs found on
u of the men indicated
that his name was Chcrrie and that he
Travelled for the Willamette Thread
Co. of Connecticut There was nothing
30 tell who committed the decd, hat The
purpose evidently was robbery. as nil
their valuables were plssing,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
Train Wrecke,s In ren.sy,ynu,a.

READING, Pa, Aug. 24.-After the cx
press or the Pennsylvania road, due In
this city from Philadelphia at 8
o'clock last night, had crossed one
of the iron bridges two miles below
Reading, going forty miles an hour, Il,
dashed into four heavy timbers placed
across the track. The rea wheels of
the locomotive jumped the track and it
was three hours before the train was
moved. The lives OF over 100 passen-
gers Wore imperilled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
MISSING STEAMBOAT.

N,nc Hundred Concy Isiaud Excursionisrs
Perhaps
New HAVEN, Aug. 2+.-The steam
boat Bay Queen, which left this city
yesterday morning for Coney Island
with 900 New Britain excursionists on
board, has not arrived up to l:45 u. m.
She cannot be located Mt either Bridge
port, Stamford or Eorwalk,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
ttrca RelIghted.

YOUNGSTOWN. o., Aug. 2A.--Several
iron mills in this city lighted their fires
to-day, and il is thought by the latter
purt of the week all the mills In the
Muhoning and ~Shcnango valleys will
have resumed operations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

"A certain lady was once described
by u rival as having Organs of hearing
which were unfortunately too large for
ears and not large enough for winga"
-Iit-Bits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

THE HOME RULE BILL
Features ~ the Measure Gladstone Ha
Under consideration.

Features II the Measure Gladstone Has
Under consideration.
LONDON. Aug. 25.-The Chronicle
gives the following as the main lines Of
the home rule bill, as believed to have
been agreed upon between Messrs
Gladstone, Mccarthy and Dillon:
Frst-That the present land lcgisla-
ton shall not be disturbed for five
years.
Second-That the police and judiciary
shall be In the hands of the Dublin par
lament.
Third-The balance of the Irish
church fund shall be at the disposal OF
the Irish legislature.
fourth-Thnt the receiver general Of
the bill OF 1854 be dispensed with.
Fifth-That on the other hand there
shall be only n customs department,
and that the Irish parliament shall not
have power " levy separate duties.
Sixth-That the only veto shall be "a
royal veto, To be exercised on the advice
OF the English ministry.
Seventh-That thirty Irish members
shall be retained at Westminster.
The Chronicle believes that Mr.. Glad
stone abandoned with great reluctance
tho idea OF "A receiver-gencral, In defer
encs to the wishes of the McCarthyites.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

PARIS, Aug. Glowing TO the many
cases of sunstroke among the French
troops during the marches and man
euvers during the intensely hot weather
OF the past two weeks, nn inquiry was
held by M. de Freycinct, minister
OF war, rand, "a q result,
the court reporting that the move.
ments of the troops were entirely un-
called for and could have been post.
poned with no detrimcnt to the service,
two generals and ore colonel have been
placed on tho retired list and the corps
commander &C insured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

One reason why n good many boys
leave the farm Is because they have ~
do q mans work with IN old womN.'s
hoe, Rams Horn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. GA cloudburst
occurred here last night about II
o'clock and within thirty minutes over
500, 900 of damage had been done and
at least n life lost. The business
portion Of the city, which is on low
land, vas the principal sufferer, every
store on Salem avenue and Jefferson
street being flooded and their contents
badly damaged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

At Pittsburgh, Pa. the crew of the
towboat George shiras, i~acluding
the officers, deliberately siocA by and
saw Fireman Cookies, who had fallen
overheard, drown without helping him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-12
TO-DAY'S FOOT BALL GAME.
The Butler DePauw Teams TO Contest for
Second Honors.

The Butler DePauw football game this
afternoon will be called at o'clock. in the
baseball park, on East Ohio street IL
will be the struggle of two strong and. as
far as can be Judged beforehand. we'll
matched teams DePauw's men are
heavier than Buffers, but not preponder-
ately so. Both elevens have quick and
skiIlful players as we'll as heavy-weights.
Whichever team wins will have sure
thing of second place among Indiana col
leges DePsuw not only wishes second.
but hopes to get first place this year. and
is therefore confident OF winning the game.
Butler already practically has third place.
and can lose nothing by the result OF the
game, but the IrvIngton eleven would con-
slider place a notch higher as q very de-
sirable prize, and they will work with the
intention of winningit
The Butler eleven has been strengthened
probably moro than O hundred per cent.
since playing the Wabash team In this city
three weeks ago. Both weight and skill
have been added. Seven OF the players are
men of considerable experience. and oil
have beon in good practice all this season.
The Butler eleven will line mp with David
son and Griffith, ends; Lister and Thomp-
son, tackles; Hummel and Smith. guards;
Shackleton, center rush: Baker and Somer-
vile, half backs: Hall, quarterback, and
Robinson full-back. The DePauw eleven
includes E. o. Smith and Orton, ends;
Whitcomb and Wood. tackles; Mitchell and
Ryan, guards; c. H. Smith. center rush;
Eiteljorg and Travis, half-backs; Virmilya.
quarterback, and Fry, full-bAck. There
are, however likely to be some changes in
the DePauw eleven. soils
The street-car company has arranged to
put on extra motors and trallers, on the
East Washington-strcet line, for the ac-
commodation of those who wish to attend
the game. They will be run at frequent in
tervals between Q and o'clock. and will be
In waiting near the grounds after the game
10
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-12
MOST AT NEW YORK.
The Fiery Anarchist Addressed . Big Cat
erfug of His FOIiovera

The Fiery Anarchist Addressed Q Big Gath
ering of His Followers
NEW YORK, Nov. LA gain the 5000 NAL.
contents and Anarchists VINO greeted the
notorious fire. brand, Johann Most upon his
release from Blackwelps island, At
sembled tonight in the Cooper Union
o participate in meeting in
commemoration of the Anarchists
hanged in Chicago. and known to the
"Reds" as martyrs" The platform was
decorated, as is usual on such occasions,
With red flags These were waved when
any thing fiery was said, and rhe an.
dienee, taking the cue, applauded
card. reading "In MemorIam of the
Martyrs of Chicago" informed the curious
in the big hall of the object of the gather.
ing of long haired men and short haired,
but dangerous female agltators. Another
placard read: '1SS7-Rememb Der the 18th of
November-lSS7."
The singing societies were represented
in full force. and the hall seemed to honor
Herr Most, although he was denounced not
long since by Emma Goldman and Penkert,
leaders of the Autonomists, as wash
rag He was applsuded. however, when
he made his appearance on the platform
clad red ous cheap 2n suit hs AP SattSS no
HIS cheek is as much swollen as
ever. ana while rafting of his tame ad-
dress he twisted his mouth In all direc-
tions. and in all manner of horrible shapes.
Working in the blacksmith-shops on the
island has put check to Most's mouthinRs.
While In secret he may be the Same reck-
less Johann Most, he has. since his incar-
ceration. been careful in his public utter.
ances not to overstep the law.
The meeting was called 70 order By q
man named lIllman, who appointed him
self chairman, ana as there was no protest
be, acted ae such throughout the whole OF
the proceedings. He spoke of the hang
ings in Chicago. and said that Par
sons, Spies and the rest Of the
Anarchists were murdered because they
would not prostitute their brains.
A funeral march. by Beethoven and ANNE
Laurie" were sung before John Edleman
and Henry Wiesman spoke. They were
followed by Herr Most. who was warmly
received when he stepped to the front of
the platform. He lost no time IN firing off
his experimenting. He opened as follows:
I'm daring to express my sentimental IL
may be looked on AS aliuding to the term Of
my im prisonment through which I have
just passed. We have no kiugs. NO Cara
butswe have capitalists among ne worse
than any Gar. and until We get rid of them
letsanarchism continue. The capitalists
have TO call upon the rai.;.:. :. keep down