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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Provisions were dull but firm and closed sylo


Spring wheat easier, demand good; No IN
store. s7sa@S11sc. No. B. Sssss34c Sales by
sample, T. o. b.: No. 3, SIZE; No. 4, i5SIsc.
Winter wheat in good demand; market weak;
No. red in store. g194e93c.; No. red. SIG
s2c; No. l. 74ao4
Corn lower; No. in store. 3934c.: No.
yellow. 4014c Sales bv sample. T. o. b.. No.
white 43c.; No. 3, 4O11c: No. 4. 3saSs1sc.
oats lower: No. in store. 29.ac.; No. B 29ttc.;
Sales by sample T. 9. b.. No @ 3ogsSOAc; no.
.Iiaatqlc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
GRAIN and COTTON Exohnnge.

RIcHMoND. VA. March 5. 1892
CFFERISGs
Wheat-lel4 bushels.
Coru-1ts2 bushels.
Oats-cO0J bushels.
Neal-iO bushels.
SALES
Wheat-le5f bushels.
Corn-fs2 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.,
Wheat-IongherrJ. sLo2 TO sl.c5; mixed. 81
10 siO5; shortberTy, g5c. 10 sl.04, No red Sl.C3
to SlOl.
Corn-White. Virginia. 49c 20 5ic.; No. 2
white, Soc TO 5lc.; No. mixed zgc.
Oats-NO. 2 s65ac. TO Sc; NO. 3, &c. 10 &c.,.
winter seed oats. G0c. 70 O5c.
livo-khc. 10 g0C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
A Decorative Door Weight.

Not every house has it's doors provided
with hooks, whereby they may be firmly
fastened open, neither are these hooks
as really convenient as the old fashioned
door weight. with which door may be held
at any angle one pleases. Our cut gives q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

LIVERPOOL. March 5-spo. cotton dull;
mlddlng uplands, sid. sales, 1000 bales;
May 8 900: May-Juns, 8 1864: June-July.
8 5l.6f Juiy-August. 5f-65.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Wilmington.

WrIMINGToS. N. c.. March Spirits turpen-
tine. nothing doing. Rosin firm. strained, si.i3;
good strained. sl.20. Tar steady at ei.3O. Crude
NIrlIn Al %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

CNcINNArr o.. March 3.-Pork irregular;
s12 25sl237ls: family, sl.50. Lard-k Kettle dried.
SOS. Bacon-Short clear sides. s6.55s6D).
Of ,25l barrels Of finished goods
Oh the basis Of Sllf per gallon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
thlCagO.

CHICAGO. March Wheat was weak to-day
under the influence Of lower cables and con-
tinued mild weather over the winter wheat
ears.
Corn and oats were weak in sympathy with
wheat AMI on increased receipts. Both cereals
closed &c. lower. Receipts OF corn 207 cars. oats
ia cars.
proxlsions were dull but firm and closed 2lac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
WHY Inhsiers Are Red.

In the Holsters code boiling must be the
most dsgraceful of deaths. At all events
1t is the only one that makes the reptile
blush. New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

EVENING DRESS WITH RUSSIAN BLOUSE.
cesse. Above it there is Russian blouse
in real black Chantilly lace, tied to the
waist and around the figure with mauye
embroidered ribbon. The train Is edged
with peacock feathers. This furnishes
fayorite style for the opera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

enduring qualities and comfortable fit
afford the desired combination. This pic
turesque dress is made with killed skirt
and blouse of navy blue serge. The coat,
with tabs at the side and sailor collar, Is
of the same material. Gimp or crocheted
buttons appear on the tabs, while silk
cording finishes the edge OF the collar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Sugar Better Than starch.

In doing up fine lace do not use any
starch, but in the last rinsing water dis
solve little fine white sugar.-New York
Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Mrs. SAMUEL HARMON.
Thursday, Dec. Eighth.
Eour To Seven.

Because of the shortness Of the afternoon
occasionally in midwinter the hour named
Is 3 o'clock instead ola. Sometimes also for
the sake of avoiding crush when the re.
ception is TO be unusually large, portion
fthe cards are written from three to six"
and the remainder -four to seven" This
device is only partially successful. how
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
AFTERNOON RECEPTION.
The Form Of Invitation as Distinguished
from That for other Affairs.

A question frequently asked is, How
shall the invitation to an afternoon recep-
ton be distinguished from that OF the af-
ternoon tea, kettledrum or coffee" Good
Housekeeping answers the question as fol-
lows: The proper form for a reception in
vitation is an engraved visiting card hav-
ing merely the date and hours written in
,he lower left hand corner. The words lat
home" appearing on many invitations are
sunerfuous here, and the card reads as
follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
BANK STATEMENT.

Reserve. decrease. S5.617Al5; loans, increase,
s15l5,sOJ; specie. decrease. 53.3jh5); legas. de-
crease. si.s33O00; deposits. increase, Sl639.90J;
circulation, increase, sl3240).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
STYLES THAT FIND FAVOR.
4 Brief Review Of Past Fad, mud r,nc,c.
and tho Present PrcvalIip, ,,,.

- F"FIIHE M0des.
The year 1871 was not remarkable for
anything of note in the way Of fashion that
left trace. The year previous we had re-
vivals of several epochs and styles-the
valois, Medici, Henri III and Empire. all
more or less mixed up and worn together
But during 1891 it is impossible TO saw that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA. March 5. 1892.
lkFFg

1000 Virginia per cent, registered at79.
GovERsMENT sECURIIIEs BID Asked.
{. S. As. r. & c.. 1907 .................. ll5 ...
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolina a.. O.. l9iO............ W ....
North Carolina 0s, c.. yly........... "a ....
Virginia 3.s. new. {. n Il, 1892 ;....... .lH '2Ss
Virginia consol coupons, fundable.. % go.
Virginia consOl coupons, non-iEnda-
Observation-Disclosures. ..........--.. -
Virginia consol ten-forties. non
tundable. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
CITY sECuMrlEs.
Richmond City SIS. r.. I904-l9iO...... .... 1913
Richmond City 8's r.. I90i-l 9l0....... IL III
Richmond City 5s, H., lsg0-isy5. ..... 100 ....
Richmond City S. L.. 1921 and later lOS Co.,.
Richmond City As r.. ly2l........... 600. 20
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. & c. CT In. 6's. r.. 1900 ............ .... 103
Char. Column. Il Aug lsL rs. G.. 1875 l0-]4 800.
Char. Colum. x Aug. I'd IS c.. 1910 ia ....
Char. COlum. Il Aug. 6s, C.. lS33.... zee. JOB
Georgia Pacific lst 6s X. {. 1922 .... 900. lO5
Georgia Pacific consolidated 1923. .... t6
Georgia Pacific incomes i523........ 600. -
Jack Tam. II IA. West l9lI......... - 600.
Petersburg class ASS, T. C,lg26. 90. 100 ....
Petersburg. class b Gs. Il. C.. 1876. lO9 ...
Western y. c. lst 6s. C.. 1914. .....-... zee. %
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Petersburg ......:... ...............---. - -
H.. +. Il T. div obhgauon...........sI III 1l5
BANK STOCKS
Citizens aylngs....................... see. 2
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine............ 37ls go.
Virginia State...................... - 80.
MISCELLANEOUS
American Tobacco Company.-..... ss}4 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
DRESSES FOR LITTLE GIRLS.
A Description of Several Styles That Arc
Very Becoming.

Ordinary party frocks for little maids
are made Of embroidered lisse, colored Gre
pom, white lace, crepe de chine soft silk or
bengaline. 4 pretty yellow silk frock was
lightly trimmed with a new embroidery
made up Of little yellow velvet roses and
leaves And pretty frock for quite lit
tie tot was Of white lisse embroidered in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
Mrs. Bernardo Deere.

The mutability Of theatrical events Is
plainly illustrated 10y the fact that Mrs.
Bernard-Be the famous Eng lish actress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

1000 Virginia per cent, registered, at72.
aovyuyNfySr sEcUHIIIEs BID. Asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06

any particular style predominated. The
beginning was noted by craze for imita-
ton jewellery and meretricious ornament,
which now, happily, is on the decline. The
full, high sleeve and Medici collar remain
The evening world., 1892-09-15
STARTLING!
This Has NO
Uncertain
Sound.
What Does This Mean
to Our People?
1t Rings with a Great
and Grand Hope.
Something Thousands Are
Seeking For.
AFact of Marvellous
Import to All.

NEwBURa, N.Y.-Ateiegraphic despatch from
marvellous change has taken place in the person
Of one of Its Oldest and best known citizens. H.
s. Shorter. Esq, is an cd man of 10 years, and
lives at :I91 Broadway, Newburg, N. Y. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Shorter who was an extensive
lumber dealer, began to grow languid. got
tired easily, was nervous and de5iiitated. until
at last he became so weak and exhausted that ne
was Just able to drag himself around He lost
flesh and strength so raj Iidly. and becan . SO
alarmingly prostrated that his friends and rela-
tives despaired of his life.
Now came the marvellous change.
Suddenly MIR. Shorter was Transformed d from
his condition of extreme weakness to one OF
strength his nerves grew quickly strong and
steady. his muscles became vigorous, MS blood
was revivifed and enriched, he gained ID
pounds IN weight and to-day is in sound and
perfect health.
Such n remarkable transformation in man
Of his age was nine days wonder.
OF course the cause was eagerly looked for
Your correspondent, determined to know
the truth for the papers readers, listened
to the following astonishing facts FROM Mr..
Shorter's own lips
81 feel like q new man!
"whst do you think of taking an old man Of
75 years, physically weak and broken down,
aud making him teei iiks a boz again giving him
new life, health and strength. and adding 15
pounds Of solid flesh to his weak and debilitated
frame
The evening world., 1892-09-15

"And all in two months, with three bottles Of
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy!
Well. that is Just what has taken place in me.
Instead Of being weak, debilitated and ex-
hausted, Just able to drag myself around, feel
now like new man!
~ advise all to use DIR. Greene's Nervure
blood and nerve remedv!"
Surely this wonderful remedy Is a most mar
vellous health restorer, and without doubt the
greatest medical discovery OF the age.
II 1t can thus give back health and strength to
an old man. weakened and exhausted by disesso.
how much more surely and certainly will 1t euro
the thousands who are run down. weak, nervous
and prostrated, who suffer from poor blood
weak nerves, dyspepsia. indigestion. constips'
tion, malaria. kidney and liver complaints, 30.
For debility 1t Is h speedy restorer Of strength
and vigor. If you are run down In health and
need . medicine to strengthen the nerves, In.
vigorate the blood, tone up the stomach and
regulate the bowels. kidneys and liver. DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
which Is purely vegetable and harmless, Is the
best remedy known In the world.
Use 1t. for 1t will restore your health and
strength. You can vet 1t any druggists for 81.
1t is the discovery and prescription of the
well-known and successful physician. d..
Greene, of 30 West 14th st., New York, the
eminent specialist in the cure OF nervous and
chronic diseases, who can be consulted free,
| personally or by letter.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
HE ALWAYS PAIRS.
Senator Pasco. OF Florida, Never
Votes Alone.

Senator Pasco. of Florida, Never
Votes Alone.
If Senator Pasco, of Florida, should
some day, rise III his seat when n vote is
being taken in the Senate and vote on one
side or the other. the dignified Senators
would be thrown into eonyulsions, says
thS Boston htco,u.
Pasco is a man who never votes. Since
be has occupied y seat IN the Senate he
has ,oted fewer times than any other
member OF tha. body.
Not that he is not on hand to vote. for
he is always i'll his seat and is one of the
most punctual and hardworking of the
Senators. But he is always paired. he
has hu ch good heart and phIlanthropic
nature thar whenever any Senator desires
TO arrange pal. with him he cannot bear
to refuse the Request.
&Ihis fact the other Senators know. aud
utilize their knowledge accordingly. So
whenever yea and nay vote is taken the
voice of the Senator from Florida Is heard
as he rises in his seat and solemnly an
nounces. what every one in the Senate
knows beforehand. that he is paired.
Not once last session did he cast O vote
when the yeas and nays were ordered.
and when he arose to announce his
pair gentle smile played upon the faces
OF the other Senators.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
JAMES j. MARTIN,
II, Dfiiyip hirmi,er

The Board must rely upon the reports OF
the Sanitary superintendent, DR.. Edison, and
for the important Work which he has to do
he must depend upon the small army OF In
spectors mentioned above. His chief lleuten-
ant Il Dr. Charles L. Roberts, Chct Inspector
OF Contagious Diseases, who directs the work
OF thirteen medical sanitary inspectors, each
OF whom has district To look out for
When a case suspected OF being contagious
or infectious Is reported to the Health Board
which must be done by the attending physi.
clan within twenty-four hours after discovery
the inspector must investigate and report
upon IL,
There are, besides, four sanitary inspectors
Of contagious diseases, who operate gener-
ally. They are Drs. +. II. Dillingham;, W. J
O'Byrne, {. s. Benedict and Il. X. Lytle, and
In ambition to all these, each of the summer
corps OF physicians Is constituted sanitary
Inspector Tor the term OF his service In the
corps. There are NIFTY OF these summer ply.
s,cians aud their term has been extended to
the end OF september this year on account Of
the cholera Invasion.
bE RJDcrts'S division also includes corps
OF twelve phy sicians and sixteen bremen and
laborers, Whose duty 1t iStO disiutect, Iumi-
gate and make clean all places where there Is
or has been contagious disease or where there
are dseasc-brecdiae conditions.
MaiOr Willarl ElIlArd, ,hlef sanitary In
spcctor, Is nest Ia Importance among Supt.
Edsons aides, Tor he - IA charge OF the corps
/ OF twcuty-sN sanitary inspectors, whose
duty II T. 10 inNesigaio ANA report upon all
complaints IRON citizens They are responsi-
bic for the abatement oi all nuisances danger.
Gus To public health.
Or. Edward W. Martin Is the Chief Chemist
with Alfred l.. Bcebe, as his assistant WILL
IAN II. Weeks Is the Chief MIX Inspect or
with eight district milk inspectors, who n us,
! be alert In this hour for unhealthy milk.
| which IL looked upon ss one OF the natural
conductors OF Asiatic cnolera germs.
Bayard {. Fuller and Willard c. Fox, tn,
The evening world., 1892-09-15
VIEWS OF TWO SORTS,
Englishman Had Opinions and His
Companion Photographs.

Englishman Had Opinions and His
Companion Photographs.
An English traveller stood looking at
the glorles of the Yosemite for the first
time. says the Yankee Blade. He had
journeyed 8, 900 miles to see the wonder
ful valley. Before him in solemn gran
deur rose the Cathedral Rock. the Three
Brothers and the Sentinel Dome. The
Bridal Veil Falls. dissolving in feathery
mist as the waters descend the tremen-
dous precipice, lit mp with varied tints
the sombre majesty of the scene. while FL
Captain, mighty, overpowerins. unap-
proachable. seemed to frown sternly over
all. The traveller became conscious he
was not alone. At his side. apparently
lost III wonder, stood a stranger. looking
at the marvellous scene. lie addressed
tine stranger:
= is not this stupendous 2"
The stranger bowed his head. as if he
felt the inability of words to describe his
emotions.
do YOU think" pursued the trav-
eller. that this terrific gorge was caused
hy some titanic upheaval from below. or
is it the resu I of glacial action? What
are your views, If any. as to"--
My views" blandly interposed the
stranger. opening valise con tanning
photographs lie carried in his hand are
only $3.50 a dozen, and cheap at twice
the money. Permit me 10 show you q
few SAMPLES"
The evening world., 1892-09-15

where the Emperor of Austria awaited
him, he was thus announced:
" His H'ghness, the Duke of Rech-
stadt."
Who is this new Dukc?' he de-
manded, aud then he was told that he
was no longer to be. even IN name the
King of Rome. He had been aware of
the change in his fortunes even before it
was thus brutaily forced upon him.
ANY one can see that / nm not q
King" he had remarked; haven't any
pages now"
Few MS were the letters and messages
between the father at ST. Helena aud the
son at the Austrian court, sGys writer in
81. Nicholas. the boy could not forget that
he was not born an Austrian noble. How
could the son Of Napoleon the Great for
get? All the history of the time was but
his fathers biography.
As soon as lie was old enough. the little
Duke learned the duties OF military SER
vice and won his way by degrees to the
rank of an officer. The son Of the great
est of warriors, military studies were his
passion. and he studied the fathers caln-
psign with sons devotion.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
DEPARTA NEWT ZDROWIA,
August so, lS9s.
UNIRNIECIE CHOLERY
NIZ WYLECZENIE.

JAK SIZE CHOLERY DOSTAJF.
Zdrowe osoby dostaja cholery przez wpro.
wadzenie do swych systemow przez usta, jak
przy jedzeniu piciu, albo prZez recc, noze,
widelcc, talerze, d1banki, ubraniei 1 {. d. zaraz-
kow cholery, ktore sa zawsze obecne wyd-
zielinach z zoladka l kiszek chory ch ma cho-
lere.
Przegotowanie zupelne nlszczy zarazek
cholery dla tego:
ME- TRZEBA jesc surowych, nicgoto-
wanych artykulow zywnosci. nawet mlcka.
ME TRZEBA Jesc ami pic "a duzo. Uzy-
wac potrzeoa prosty ch pozywnych pokarmow
latwo strawnych, dln tego, re row wolnienic /
niestrawnosc usposobiaJa do zaradniecia ma
cholere.
ME TRZEBA pic negotowaneJ woody.
ME 7RZEBA jesc AMI pic artykuiow,
chyba, re one zostaly swiezo dokiadnie
pizegotowane czem wieceJ gorace swiezo
przegotowane one sa, ten lepiej.
ME- TRZEBA uzyawc naczyn przy jcdzeniu
piciu bez poprzednicgo opmywu lch goraca
gotuwana woda, c2cm goretsza woda ten
Dezpieczniejsza.
ME- TRZEBA Jesc ani brac ro4armu dt
nieczystych rak, luo brac nieczystych rak.
ME TRZEBA uzywac rak DO zsdnych czyn
nosci, gdy sa powalane wydzelinami chole
ryoznemi; umyc nale1y rece W tel chwili.
Czystosc osooista | c2yStosc miesZkania
czystosc mebli mieszkaniach, Jak rownie
wentylacya ciagla micszkan powinny by
naJskrupulatniej utr2ymywane. Brudnc
smierdzace wychodki, piwnice, cynki,powinn
bye unikane istnieniu takowych ME
The evening world., 1892-09-15

porzadkow nalezy W tel chwili donosic do
Departamentu Zdrowia.
zAPoBIEGAwczE LEczENIE CHoLERY.
W celu unikniecia choroby 1 W celu
zapObieZenia jej rozszerzeniu nalezy uwazac
zapobiegac przy pierwszych Zlych sympto-
match dla tego:
ME TRZEBA sic leczyc samemu " razie
JakleJkolwlck badz slarosci lub nieporzaoku
kiszek, nalczy natychmiast sic klasc do lozka
posylac po najblizszego lekarza. Nalezy
posylac, 1czeli niema prywatnego lekarza do
szpitala lub dispensary. luo do Health De-
partmaent, lub DO najolizszej stacyi policy Jnej
po pomoc lekarska.
ME TRZEBA ZVLEKAC, LECZ POSYLA
ODRAZU. Jezeli choroba tran sic M ulicy,
nalezy sic udac do najblizszej apteki, dispen-
sary, szpitalu lub stacyi policyJnej zadac
pomOcy lekarskcJ.
ME TRZEBA DOPUSZCZAC C by wymiory
lub wydzleliny dostaly sic do Jedzenia lub
ubrania. Ma podogne wydzellny, ktore
powinny bye trzymane W osoOnych zakrytych
akrytych naczyniach nalezy lac tel chwili
goraca wode albo kwas karbolowy (sOlucya
najmniej jedna Geese kwasu do 20 czesc
wOdy.
| ME TRZEBA nosic, uzywac lub brac do ral
ami mebli AM ubrana, ktCre zostaly powa
lane wydzielinami enlargement Lac trzcbt
ma te rzeczy goraca wode, lub kwas karbo
lowy zadac tel chwili by DepartameE
Zdrowia te rzeczy zabral
NE TRZEBA Sic BAC. lecz trzeba by
ostroznym unikac wszelkiego rodzaJu eksce
SOW 1 zazicbicn, prowad2ic nalezy cycle regu
larne spokojne.
z rozkaZu Beard OF Health.
CAHRLEs Il. WILSON, Prezydent.
ENMONS CLAKk, SekrctarZ
The evening world., 1892-09-15

lie was seen at his home on Jersey city
Heights this morning, but declined to express
himself
The vote OF the Convention, taken last even
ing after nve hours OF speccl-maktng, re-
suited on the frst ballot OF 40 for Judge
Werts ana only 1913 for Banker Edward F. c.
Young.
The other candidates, Gen. X. \. Donnelly,
OF Mercer, and August W. cutler, OF Morris,
were withdrawn before the ballot was taken.
Although the Hudson County supreme
Court Judge wrote two emphatic letters III
which lie declared he would not run II noml.
mated, 1t Is thought that he Will not deJnut
now.
George I. werts was born In lIacketts;own
n. j., March "a, ls+6. lie Was admitted It
the bar Ia 1867.
lie has teen Democrat all his NE, ana al
active participant IN the Affairs II his part
ever since he reached his majority. He wa
Recorue. oi Morristown iron. 1883 10 lSs,
and elected Mayor In lsSU. lie served thrc,
terms.
lie WAS nominated for senator IN 1856 anI
carried the Republican county VI Norris, ah'
In 1889 WAS rcnominatul ana le-clCctcd.
As senator he drafted the BALLOT Reform
law and the Liquor License act which /
known u, the WertS Law.
GOV. Albeit appointed him year ago {
| MI the vacancy on the sulrcm" court bencl
caused by the death oi Judge Knapp.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
FATE OF NAPOLEoN'S SON

Military Studies Were Passion
with tho Young Man.
After the death of Napoleon Marie
Louise married again, and going to tho
Duchy of Parma, little realm set apart
for her. she liyel there without much to
remind her Of the dethroned son who re-
named at Vienna with his grandfather.
Losing also her second husband. after the
death of the King of Rome. Marie Louise
was married third time aud there ia
little to show that she ever recalled heI
brief yesrs of splendor in Paris Is EN-
press Of the French.
Now the King Of Rome was King nc
longer. It had been the custom In ad.
DIRE sing Inn to Eav Sire. You'
Majesty" but on the dav that his mother
lett Vienna, when entering ths room
The evening world., 1892-09-15
SOUND OFFICIAL ADVICE.

Let me say through "The World" to
tho people Of New York that there In NO
occasion for n scare. Don't go away.
Stay home. lfyou are taken sick In New
York yen can have the beucnt Of treat.
ment by your own physician or by one Of
the Board Of Health ply sicians. II you
ran out Of town and nrc takon sick you
will be n most unweirOme visitor, and
the probabilities are that all places will
he closed nGntnst you. Above all things,
don't get scRred.
JOSEPH u. BRTANT, N. n,
Health Comm tsstonsr.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
THAN CURE.

IA
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II
qt'onn msl&e
'Odn Wumasmtnl
@u& bic fir nea 3~sde Sbm Nus"runo bd@mns
aunbHd
@sau6
pian&s Sdnuda anba
BOrti&ts. Wo obrsasln bel Der 9tbanbluna.
o
issuna irsb
sm uitasebsG tint ts.8
gmm GIari, o
The evening world., 1892-09-15
FIVE TAKEN, TWO KILLED.
Encounter with the Dalton Gang Of
Train Robbers in New Mexico.

lBY ASSOCIATED PRrss'
FL PASo, Tex, sept. l5.-Fivo members Of
the Dalton gang OF train robbers have been
captured at Deming by Marshall sam Wilt
iams and posse. Two Others were killed.
Those captured were Bob Da.ton, leader OF
the gang; Grant Dalton, Amy Dalton, sam
Wings and Three Fingered Jack.
Three other members OF the gang are yet
at large. 1t is supposed that the gang In
tended to rob the southern Pacific while
on their way to the Mexican border.
Several fingers or Marshal Williams's right
hand were shot on In the encounter.
The Dalton gang Is wanted in the indian
Territory, Kansas, New Mexico and Califor-
MIA Tor train robbery, and the rewards offered
for their capture aggregate $4,000.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
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