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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Grain and Cotton E1change.

RICHMOND. Va, March II, 1892.
OFTFRlNGS
wheat .444 bushels.
Corn. 300 bushels
Oats--iO00 bushels.
Sail Onal-i6 tous.
SALES.
Wheat 95 bushels.
Corn-l0O bushels
QUOTATIONS..
Whoat-LoDgberry. sIO2 to sfof. mixed. 81
tosLOs; shortberry Csc. TO Sl.O3; No. red, si.O3
lorn-Wni,e Virginia. ace. tOL50c.; No 2
vLlte. 50c.: No. mixed, 4gc.
Cafs-No 2. see. 10 s61hc.: No. 3, SIC. TO $50;
winter seed oats. COO. TO 65c.
lve--rc 10 soc.
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RAILROADS.
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N : = :. w Ha'falkaNsstsIn
RArLROAD7.

v----zxs<9UxzHa
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 9 is ~
LEAVE RICgHa0,Nlp9o pAlhp'
900 A. ", Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk II ~ A. -
stops only at Petersburg, MaYeID
=. and Suffolk -,
loo n IL, Tor Roanoke. Radford. Iulasnii
Bristol: also connects a. hadiori
Tor blueiieli and pocahontas FAR,
,or car Petersburg 10 Roanoke. ana
fullman sleeper Roanoke ~ nein-
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
i2ao 2. NJ, For Lynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations. NO connection
beyond Rcanoke.
rs H. fH sr o 4 Ss5i' asas4G Ia...
Bristol Also for B.ueheld. POca-
hontas tlkhOrn and stations on
Shnch Valley Division. Also for
Louisville and stations on l.. \ y.
X. Il. VIA Norton. Pullman palace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
rancy at 300 j. Vi. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Louisville
via Norton and Roanoke TO Mem
phis and New Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg and
the Nes, daily OF 7:i4 NJ, 80 L. VI. and 7 ~
T. ~; from Norfolk and the last at II 40 A. NJ
Tickets baggage-checks. and all information
can ie obtained az richmond and Petersburg
railroad depoi: A. W. CARRIERS 9Oi Main street.;
street H. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent.
". j.. BEflLL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. Roanoke. q.
EHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY CON-
~ pANY.
SCUTDT-T.T N TFFFrT JANTrARY 1 feQ2
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By James II. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. II north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
4 LOTS OF LAND in Hcnrico county about
five aud q half miles west of Richmond bound
ga a. follows Beginning 40 point on the south
side of the Nestham road, 100 feet west OF new
public road ~ feet " d.. thence running west
wardly along he Mostham road and fronting
thereon 900 feet and extending back south
wardy between parallel lines 30 feet 20 INC
land Of W. @. Strang bounded on the west ~
Il. A. Pai,ersons land. containing one acre each
without any Improvements. by virtue of
deed Of trust dated ~ep'cmtcr o. 1922. and re-
corded in the HenricO county clerks once il
j.. y. l32 'H, p. SO. and Dy request OF the hene-
fciary. default having cen made in the a.
mont Of a note thereby secured will sell At
public auction IN my Office, No. II north
Eleventh street on
SATURDAY, MARCH. 10. 1892.
al % W.. the abovo-doscribed property.
Terms: cash enough 10 Iay expenses ~ sale;
taxe. dne and unpaid end one note for : 100 ana
interest thereon from September 23ism. till PAID,
balance in six months With interest adied ana
on the property. JAMES H. ChENShAW,
nTf3lst Trustee.
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st. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. No. March H.-Flour weak and
slow: patent. i40a4 %: extra fancy. ~ 1904 20;
fancy. s35583 -: family. s3.10a3.25. Wheat low
er: March. sslsc.; Nav. ss54ssSHc.; July, s3'4c.
bid. Corn weak and lower; March. 35'4c.; May;
955Ia36c Oats lower: MAY. 291sc POrk-Standard
mess. sQ25 for old and Sl0s7isfor new. Lard
Prime steam, sG1O. Dry Sailed Meats--Should-
ers 1925: longs. sG3ls: clear ribs, so 30; shorts,
s662ls Bacon-Bo1ed shoulders, s53,Ms1.5O1P;
longs and clear ribs $3.50; shorts, $3.50.
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Live Stock Market.

RICHMOND. Va, March IA. 1892.
Canle-Receipts 200; salos. 275. Sheep-Re-
.ellts. 30. sales, 5O. Hogs-Keceipts, 100;
rates. l0UO
Prices Cattle Best. 41lc. 10 4llc gross; me-
dunn 90 good. 500 10 lc. gross; common 10
fair esfc 20 3i4c. gross. Balls, 2lac. TO &c.
gross; sheep, 5l5c. TO t]sc. gross; hogs, &C. TO
o.. net.
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CHICAGO. March l4.-Wheat after number Of
MP and down turns weakened during the last
hour on lower closing cables and closed at a de-
cline OF &C. from Saturday. Receipts. rs cars.
Corn declined Am35c on the large increase In
the visible supply and prospects OF heavier lar
mers' deliveries Receipts 2g3 cars.
Oats weak in sympathy with corn, and closed
A@I6c lower Receipts. l3l cars.
Provisions were very weak in sympathy with
the lower prices for hogs and the surrounding
weakness in the grain pits. Pork declined o5c.
ard iOr and ribs $50.
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Wuw1xaroN. n. C.. March H.-Spirits turpen-
tine. firm 83l6c. Rosin firm; strained, sl.l5;
GOOD strained. s1.20. Tar steady AZ $3.50.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip,
Al QJ: virgin, $3.50
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By Apperson & Pollard.
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE
or
FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY, VA. ON THE
MOUNTAIN ROAD ABOUT TEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND AND ONE-HAlF
MILEFROM GLEN ALLEN ON THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust bearing
date June 90 1871, and recorded IN the clerk
Office OF Henrico County Court IN deed book l39
A. page 3d. default having been made III the
payment Of sbt thereby secured, and beng
required so 10 DO by the beneficiary. / VIII SCI
by auction, at HENRlCO COUNTY COUhI-
HOUSE, on - 49,
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1892
at y O'CLOCK NJ, the property conveyed ny
said deed consisting Of a dwelling and about
300 acres of good farming land with large
orchard thereon. &c.,, -.
'IfRNs: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and note
of e36 with interest from December b, 1881, ana
credits as to $50 due 10th June, lsg9 and go due
30th December, 1892 and s36 and sl.2DO due aOth
June, 1873: balance upon such terms as may DO
announced az sale. W. ii. SANDo,
AppERsoN Il POLLARD, Auctioneors.
YpfD
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T1yrRpoor. March H.-Spot cotton in the
bnvers' favor; middling upiands, u I6.; sales,
s0in bales. Futures easy: March-April 800;
April-May. 1874; May-June, 3g-Ci; june
July. 3 1901.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. March Wheat No. Gear
lots. 9isg6c.; No. 3. 9-eg3c. Corn, 40 10 i1c.
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yv>o THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF MAN.
CIJTSTER.-I respectfully announce my
self candidate for e 10 me Office of
~ The citr If Manchester. Subject TO the DEM
mh5Ntf III. L. DUAL.
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x.~cuEsrER ADVERTISEMENTS.

rI,o THE DEMOCRATIC. VOTERS OF MAN.
| CUFSrFR.-I respectfully announce my
self candidate for reelection 10 the ONCE OF
% .bs ci,v Of Manchester. Subject to the Dem
ocra.i ,o' p,r'H"i' . HENRY FITZGERALD.
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TRAINS NORTHWARD.
DAILY.
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos a. 10, 80 and IS make no stops. nos. - ana
- stop on signal az Manchester DenIaiia anu
Chester No. 80 stops on signal az Mahchtsttr'
Drewrys. Centrala and Chester. DO. = stops
on s,ynal AZ Manchester only FOR passengers
nurcnasing tickets % regular stopping places
Tor fnls train south Of Petersburg. Nos, %, -,
81. IS. 81. 10 and Il will STOP on signal at all
s'A''0H'' PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
IN trains Nos. "A. - and % sleeping-cars be-
tween New York and lamra, ia. WA JACKSON
villa On trains Nos. "a and y sleerlng-cafs
iatcyeen New York and Charleston. On trans
h's ~ AMI Is sleeping-caTs between Sew York
80 lacLsonvile. On train no. - sleeplng-car
I1tween New Ork and Savannah. On trans
Nos n and 3. sleep.ng-cars between Richmond
and Iynchhurg. Va.
In addition % the above oo,,, c,c,.,.,
TIL NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting of estibule Pullman cars only. leaves
TiDbroond sOuth-hound at 7;l5 j.. VI. Mondays.
Wefnesiays and Fridays and leaves Petersburg
nortb houud az 5 A NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays
AMI saturdays. Extra fare Is charged on this
ira'n ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
IEAyE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. . 90 A. ". Norfolk. ...-.1l:3 5 4. ".
Tichmond .'5:45 F. NJ. Norfolk. ..... 800 I. N.
Norfolk. 1885 4. y. Richmond. ;i5 7. y.
N2I he trains leaving Rlcbmond AZ 800 A. N and
Norfolk at 500 L. VI. are solid trains between
these TWO points, and passengers go through
without change Of cars. Close connections are
also made al Pctersburg b. The 5:i5 L. n. train
from Richmond and the 5@5A NJ. tram from
trains leaving Richmond at 1903 A, NJ, ie;ao
NJ and 30 y a. ana arFiy y. A. ivcno ssa
close connection, at Petersburg to AMI from
Farmyile. Lyncnburg and West,
i. VI. SULiY,
Superintendent.
i. T. y. MYERS.
General Superintendent
T. L. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
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AUCTION sales.--future DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

By virtue Of a decree of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, entered February g. 1s.2. IN the case
OF G. ". Goodwin &c. against East hichmonu
Company &c the undersigned, Special AOm-
missIoners. appointed for the purpose, VIII sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. March %. 1892
asl2 O'Clock W.. that tract of land in Henrico
county about one and half miles from Rich
mOnd ctv.lying between the Williamsburg road.
Gillie's creek and the Richmond and York River
railroad. containing 2i1 ACRES. less the real
estate and buildings. portion OF said 2li acre.,
which are liable TO the mechanics liens on the
Sewing Machine Factory and other build ngs.
fully described in said decree and shown on
plat 20 be exhibited al hour Of sale. The said
land was conveyed to ID. W. Reinhart trustee,
by deed from James s. Mantle, dated Deem
Der !. 1890
Terms: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 pay
note of s70j8. with interest from December 4,
1891. and the following credits. w: 500 on
June {, iS42: $685. on DebemLer 4, 1892; 1913 on
June 4. 1893; sG.6ls on December :. 1898; slss on
June 4. 1enf and the balance on Decent er A. 1879.
The purchaser 20 give his notes Tor the deferred
payments. secured by retention OF title TO the
property or at his option receiving deco anu
giving deed of trust securing said notes.
A. W. PATTERSON, specisI
H. y POLLARD. c,,norne eo,ail
NJ. NJ GILLIAN. } O0''''-''''''-
r. B. CHAFFIS & Co.,
and Auctioneers
APPERsoS x POLLARD, }
+ Charles W. Goddin. Clerk Of the Chsncery
Court of Richmond. certify that the bond re-
ouired Of the above special commissioners by
the decree in said cause OF February y, 1872
has been duly given Given under my hand
this 18th day Of March. 1892.
mhl5-td CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk
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CHARLESTON. s. G.. March i4-Rosin firm at
st.35 Turpentine, firm az Soc.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The FAyORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10. $40 Z. NJ
0CAL EXPRESS. daily except Sunday.
II Stops al all stations. Al Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton: also connects
with Baltimore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN No. 16 $40 T. NJ
(ALIllOKE LIMITED. daily except sun
- day. FOR West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. At Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road for. Washington. Philadelphia aud New
York. FARE: Richmond 20 Baltimore. So TO
Washington, 50; to Philadelphia stS) New
York. $40.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE Pm.
nor WEST POINT. daily except Sunday,
4 thence by Richmond and Danvills railroad
20 Richmond. arriving at $40 A. NJ. and iO:D
A. NJ.
TRAIN No. TO- $50 A. NJ
I OCAL MINED. daily. except sunday; leaves
n Twenty bird street station for West Point
and intermediate points.
Ticket ONCE a. station foot Of Virginia street
open 200 A. VI. TO 600 r. NJ. and from 300 10
3:2O A. VI.
City ticket Office. eOl Main street.
SOL. HAAS. JAS l.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
". A. TURK.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Charlotte, ~ q
". II. GREEN, General Manager
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STEAMSHIPS.
VlBG MIA STEEA{vMybB9fAATT coMPANYs
FoRTHE sEAsa96E G IA I1pJ ANp MOST
rL1 fA6ShAfEsM HSEhf S " sRpsPAA'
NEWS CLAREM0NT.
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS
At NEWPORT NEWS, and NoREoLK for
Hampton Old Point and Smithhed Va. wash
ington, D. G.. baltimore, Phiedel9hs snd New
York same afternoon; also az Norfolk Tor Last
ern North Carolina and the south. ,.,-
AZ CLAREMONl with the Atlantic ana
Danville Railroad for Wayerly Hicksford aud
al Only ALL MATER ROUTE,
JAMES. RIVER ~ 5II DAY IGN
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP, AND WAH
SCENERY. . -
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED By
RAIL LINES
FARETOPORTsMOUrH ANDNQRf0LiKysl.'a
sg.5O ROUND TRIP 81 SLCOND-CLASS
FIRST CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTArS DEYO,
Carving United states maiD
leaves Richmond every ,r
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY Az y
NJ STREET 60 DIRECTLY lO9iEAn-
Frs WHARF for above named places helurn.
ing, the steamer leaves Norloih Ahf I, ep'npnnS
News on alternate days. arriving az hlchhonc
aH Tbro g5b tickets on sale on steamer and At
CARRIER Agency. No sOl Main street. baggage
cneGIAeT'f 'i na9O@oJHS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
% NIGHT
FREIGHT - ~
Freight received daily Tor NoriVilff' po,n,
month Smithheld. Hampton. va uyis'
Wayerly, Hicksford and Aiexanaria, We, |" r Isr
ingfon. D. c. Newberne. Washington ana lar
IIro n C.: all stations on Atlantic anu pnn-
Vile. Seaboard and Roanoke, Norfolk oouInern
and Farmville and towhaian hairosds Aha W..
Eastern North Carolina generally' also i9r
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and ali regular land
ings on the James and hsppahann2ck rivers
- ~ TtCIEN D. IATUM, Eice,President.
No. fll7 Main street and Rockets.
IRvry WnrsiGEK. Freight and Passenger AGENT.
puu.ADELPHIh. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
p{Appo9p. :, b MAJ 81 and @ Every SUNDAY ~
Freight for tuesdays and Friday, steamers re-
t'llsP. ii. Saturday freight received daily till
Fare re- TO Philadelphia: $500
Tor further Information Apply 10 .ooprcx
General southern Agent
ONCE Rockets
W. y. CLYDE %.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ FOR NEW YORK
STEAMERS leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed one honr oeio1s
sa l,ann err, leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY 81 X
NJ. arriving in Richmond MONDAi anu fhl-
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Calm fare 10 New York via James river
route lncluding meals and berth).. 80 %
RoYnd-trip ticket. limited 20 thirty days
alter date OF issue. .........'.'....-..'.. ~
gteeraee. with subsistence. SO
Steerage. without subsistence. s;......s. BOO
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
rCat.........-ss.... - W
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad: no ';o,6,;;.;iueia, ~ t.I1ers :. o1i
Main street. Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and petersburg depots and a, eompsnys
oIreieht recoiyed daily until p. NJ.
passengers leaving H,ehwon d. On M3NSvwaAaa
StTIiRiJAYS by tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
NAV via Newport News at $40 A. NJ. and b{
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. same day q
9.On A. NJ will make connection at NORFOLK
nth steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN \ CO., Agents.
No 1891 Main street. and
ison Companv's Wharf. ROckotta.
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TN PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS OF 4 DEED
| OF TRUST FROM THE VIRGINIA AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY 10 Inc ull-
dersigned of the date OF July /, 1881, default
having existed for more than ninety days after
demand in the payment Of the interest secure9
Iv said deed after il was due and PAYABLE, and
tho holder OF the coupons representing saiu IN
terest reouiring sale. and IN obedience 10
decree Of the Chancery Court OF Rchmond city
in the cause OF the city OF fetersours az aiisS S
ais. entered December Is, 1891, we, the UNDER
signed. Will, on
WEDNESDAY. 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1892
AZ 20 NJ in front Of the Clerks Office Of the
chancery Court OF Richmond city on the south
side of Broad street, between Nlntn ana Iehth
streets Richmond, Va. proceed 10 sen al pun
lie auction 10 the highest and best bidder a a
whole. all the rights OF way, MoIAs anu i o tia
Dina hallway Company in the States or Virginia
and North Carolina, including It's charter rlghts
and franchises The line OF SAID road as cnAr-
tered rims from Richmond. Va, TO point on
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad at or near hluse-
wa n c. A full description OF all the property
of tbe company can be had by applying 10 the
TERMS: 5000 cash at the time OF purchase,
s20 400 ash as soon as the sale is connrined ny
the court and the remainder III eguall install
,nerts With interest from the dav OF sale III one
and two wears, notes 20 be executed 70 the trus,
tees for the deferred payments, 10 De secured
hv a vendors lien or deed Of trust on the prop
eytv M the option of the purchaser In either
went there is 10 lie stipulation Ior the en-
sorcament of said vendors lien by proceedings
- tba csrse in which the road Is being Sold
III iiio 0""' - J. r. V. DANIEL.
b. RAND. WELLFORD.
Trustees
Francis r. LAssIrrn, p q. iass-tu'frtaDs6
The morning call., 1892-10-05

100 pairs 1874 EXHIBITION" BLAN-
KETS. made of fine Australian wool,
value for S11 30.
The morning call., 1892-10-05

Elect ion Commissioners yesterday morning
in refusing to place the Non-Partisan ticket
on the official ballots the committee took
immediate action, aud papers are already
prepared for taking the matter before the
Supreme Court asking for mandamus to
compel the Registrar 20 comply with the
demands of the committee, and eminent
counsel are retained for the purpose OF urg-
ing the matter to decision at the earliest
possible date.
circulars printed for distribution. contain
ing full list of the Non-Partisan candi-
dates and the platform of the party.
A committee was appointed to select
speakers for the ratification meeting soon
to be held either at the Wigwam or the Me-
chanics' Pavilion. Music has already been
engaged for the occasion, and the date for
the meeting will probably be fixed upon this
afternoon.
In one of the leading commercial houses
In town, employing large number OF clerks
and other hands, a Non-Partisan club has
been formed comprising membership OF
over one hundred voters, all Of whom are
| members and employees of the firm. Like
clubs are being formed in other eStabll sh-
ments. In fact the feeling of enthusiasm
is infectious ana increasing daily, promi-
nent morning journal to the contrary not
withstanding.
1t was unofficialIy reported that at the
same meeting resolution was adopted
directing Attorneys l.. E. Phillips and Bar
clay Henley TO begin proceedings for the
impeachment and removal of Police Judge
John Lord Love, for gross malfeassnce in
arbitrarily releasing United States prisoners
charged with violating the-registration law,
aud to take the necessary steps to bring
about the Indictment of all the parties con-
cerned in the recent registration frauds.
1t is claimed that Judge Love deliberately
abandoned the line of judicial duty, and
using his position for the purpose, endeav-
ored to screen the suffers" by actively
interfering In their behalf, and that for so
doing he can be held to answer in the Fed
eral courts, besides being subjected to ar
tcles of impeachment under State authority.
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so were the police, an extra detail having
been granted at the request of the Nom
Partisans, while the presence of United
States Marshal emphasized the danger OF
the situation.
Still the suffers stuffed or attempted to
stuff.
BIinker Murphy aud Crutch Hawkins
were there taking orders from Barney
Dougherty, who represented Crimmins as
one of his most trusted lientenants.
The gang Is getting desperate.
To stuff has been their prerogatiye for
years, and yet though Kelly promises
them immunity aud protection, still they
somehow hang back.
They don't feel quite so sure about it this
time-they feel they are watched.
Still they do little for their masters.
William Slyman, steered by Blinker
Murphy, registered from the Bonanza House
on Market street.
He was arrested by Supervisor ID. NJ.
GavieaD, and then the little joker came out.
Mike Dunn had been down 10 Smith, the
proprietor of the Bonanza, and put in four
"boarders," promising Smith So for ever y
single-roOm guest and 81 for every one oc-
cHpying double room.
Two other guests were Simon Frederieks
and T. Gilbert.
Slymaa was taken down to the United
States court. followed by Murphy.
Shortly afterward BlInker disappeared.
anu MINI 1utlA up III us place. duQ
inquired how much bail was required.
When informed that United States Com
missioner Sawyer had fixed the bail at $1,000
he turned on his heel, but intimated that he
would stand by the arrested man.
Another fellow arrested was John Nc
Neil. who said ne resided at 366 Natoma
street He didn't know the name of the
proprietor or keeper of the house, and when
inquiries were made there no one knew tbs
man.
Joseph Grant was with McNeill when ar
rested and at once commenced TO coach
him as to what he should or should not say.
He was arrested by Supervisor I'll. L.
Beanteld and charged with interfering with
United States officer.
Later on Charles Chandler was arrested
ana charged with illegal registration.
Two more of Kely's suffers were ar
rested last night. They are known as T. j.
O'Malley aud George W. Ennis.
Shortly before closing the Registration
Office. OMalley attempted to register. He
claimed TO live at 435 Larkin street, but
failed to answer satisfactorily the Ques-
tons asked him by United States Super
The morning call., 1892-10-05

At $3.50 Pair.
125 pairs IRISH POINT CURTAINS.
elaborate work, full width and length.
value for Sc 80.
The morning call., 1892-10-05

visor Tyrell. who decided to detain the man
until the tIutt of his story could be ascer-
| tanned.
a deputy was sent to the place, who
! found that the premises were occupied as a
! confectiOnery-Store the occupants Of which
! denied all knowledge of O'Malley. He was
! locked up at the police station on a charge
| af Illegal registration.
George w. Ennis was later arrested by
| United States Supervisor Moynahan on a
| similar charge.
| Ennis tried to register from 231 Third
| street, where he claimed to have lived for
! the past two weeks.
Upon investigation the officers learned
| that the house had been occupied only three
| days and that Ennis was unknown to the
/ occupants.
Ennis is well-known character and was
| drummed out Of the navy few months ago
| in disgrace.
Since that time he has been loafng around
| the Third-street headquarters Of the bosses,
who have supported him.
Here are a few houses under the ban Of
suspicion as likely to be used for stufing:
Ala Hyde street.
10 EMS street
20 Ellis street
$50 Howard street.
$40 Jackson street.
White Star House. corner Of Front and
jackson streets.
2l6 Ninth street.
236 biinnd street.
ia Jessie street.
1S4 Jessie street.
719 Market street.
675 Mission street.
All these are being closely watched, along
with others, and warrants are already out
for a number Of arrests in connection with
some of them.
The latest resource of the Kelly gang is
The morning call., 1892-10-05

was recently adjudged insane and committed
to the Napa Asylum. Deputy Sheriff Hardy
arrived with her yesterday morning, and
being too late for the Napa train took her
to the Home for Inebriates. During the
afternoon the woman died and her body
was sent to the Morgue. On the way here
the officer gave the woman powders that
had been prescribed by a Santa Barbara
doctor. An autopsy was held last night
and the cause of death was found to be
due to congestion OF the brain with serious
effusiOn