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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
WEDNESDAY. JuNE Is. 1872.

At 70 o'clock D.. the VALUABLE FARM above
referred TO- situated In HenTIcO county, on the
cast side of the Mechanlcsyhe turnpike upon
which IL has q long front extending bach 70 no
ChickahOmiHy river aud containing 80 Al ,Eo'
moro or loss embracing, besides inc e1ceDehI
hiph land. quantity OF (hlckabomlny low
grounds, large area Of the finest truck iahus
and a suficiency OF wood land. 49,
The bindings consist OF a dwelling Win the
usual ont buildings and some other settlements
such as tenants houses. &c.
There are few estates combining more ele-
meuts Of yaiue than this. Ia the nrst place. II
isH large estate very near 10 the city 81 hen
mODd on an excellent TOad and embracing some
of the best trucking land il the county. the
soil being similar % that Of the noted vegetable
section OF Hanover county Then. again us
nearness q growing city. such as Richmond
creased value in "A few years; and again II IS
said 10 contain ineNhausnbio Quantities OF inc
very finest clay for pottery, nre-brlck' thlng'
&c. -,
Specimens Of ware burned ont Of the clay
above referred 10 are IN possession OF colonel
Robert f. Morriss. who viii doubtless he glad to
show them.
/ can confidently recommend this property to
the farmer, manufacturer and Spectator as
promising fine returns IN the near future
This property will be offered first IN i've or
more subdivisions. as shown on plat made by
James t. Redd & Sons. 10 be seen az the ONCE OF
the auctioneer and on the premises on the day
Of sale and then as a whole, and the onerlnR
which produces the largest aggregate price Will
have preference over the other.
TFRMs: By consent, one third cash; and the
residue in three equal instalments 81 one. two
and secured by q trust deed, or al cash. az the
option of the purchaser; ,.,.,.,, ,,,,,,e.
je35s.10.l2l5 Surviving Trustee.
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OFFICE COLLECTOR oF CITY TAxEs,l
Cry Hall.
Hrc,f,,o,D Va June fe42


NOTICE TO TAX PAIERS,I AN NOM NOV,
WAR lss2 III the whole or one half i not paid
bT the Nth instant 5 PER CENT WILL III
hDDED. and the ordinance, PROVIDES that unless
Mann with penalty added Is due at once and
o. not paid before SEpIEMBLk isl the Col
lector is required 70 LEVY. sSee chapter Ia,
ses SIi MALES q years OF age; all persons
,,,sie or female who own personal property ate
..,ssessed and will please call and settle.
Paving. pipe and sewer connection bills are
r|vail. In the same manner "a taxes aud AZ tho
s@me time. ..,,,,
oh0e '''" +. W. CUNNINGHAM,
10 Limo so~'s'"a " SAu %sAs'.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

UNION SrocE YARDS. Ill. June 11.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1000. firm common TO extra
steers. 81 50a4. IS: st0ckers and feeders. g. z5a
8.s5. COWS and bulls. sL50@3.50 Hogs Re
ceipts 10000 strong DC. higher. heavy. 5000
800 mixed and medium, $40 J@ 800. sheep
Receipts firm; common to extra 80; lambs
-1IqT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

In execution Of a deed Of trust made BY Bob
ert r. Morriss TO James Alfred Jones and Johh
A. Meredith as trustees. beafing date November
i8 i-6q and duly recorded. !, as surviving trus-
Zee heinz thereto required by the creditor so
cured and in obedience to decree OF tho nan,
Gerry Court Of the CITY of hlchm0hd' enleiei
March e 1901. i'm the cause OF MOrriss trustee,
agaiust the Virginia State Insurance Company
Mil sell by auction, on the premises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

.fmoE June 1-Flour steady; re-
81. 1883 barrels shipments. 47G bar
a.es, $50 barrels. Wheat weak; No 2.
'iot 5JosO &C., June, g0@g04c. July,
c.. august. $50 bid. steamer No. 2,
.c asked receipts 92i2 bushels; ship
--'.la. 10000 bushels stock. 1896. lGl bushels
-' goo bushels. Southern wheat dull and
'.t. tulz $50 DC: Longberry, 69q92c
ora weak mixed spot. 90 4m53llc.: June.
c.. July. &c. asked. steamer mixed
Nl receipts, 1926 bushels stock. s99, 033
-s-e's; sales. $1,000 bushels; Southern
active and easy; white, 5519c.
'.''". 53,4e. Oats steady but firm No.
"4te Western 31jIM42o.: No 2
'ed Western, 3g1l@4Oc., receipts, 1000
D-'-el. stock, III sos bushels Rye
',l 10 2 s8c. nominal. receipts. l73 bush
stock. 81. ia bushels Hay quiet
-' Afm good 70 choice timothy. sl4@15.J0.
.-'n ifoights dull. Cotton nominal mid
~. & l5-lGc. Provisions steady. l}uttor
LIA Eggs steady at lGe. Coffee firm; Rio
goes fair at lGlIc.; No. 7. 1S1m 49, &C..
l<af hIm. Copper steady refined. ne.
'eiluts firm.
locks Virginia consos. 81 bid; d. ten
~ ,ies, " nd. do. threes, 1905; Baltimore
ga VAio stock. VI bid. Baltimore aud Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

- WAsmNGroS. d. G.. June Flor
Virginia. Warmer sOuthWesteriy wind E
FAIR and fair weather; continued warm and
fair on Monday.
- For North Carolina: Warmer; vara-
bic winds aud lair weather; warmer
ma fair Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
SOME OE THE
Choicest Lots ON Chestnut Hill
HT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, June 10th,

FIVE MAGNIFiCENTLY LOCATED LOTS on
Third avenue. between Alder and Chestnut
streets. OH Chestnut Hill The owner OF this
property made the first purchase that was male
In this beautiful addition 10 Richmond. and had
tho choice Of the entire tract, and II may be well
understood that he selected the most beautiful.
By reference 10 the map OF Richmond II WIZ be
seen that these lots are as near to the Capitol as
is the western side Of Monroe Park on tho west
or Twenty-ninth street on the east. Eight
blocks from Broad and Fifth streets will put
you to the southern end OF tho yiaduct, and
from there il is level and beautiful walk.
Culvert privileges will be given to each lot
which Is confederation not 10 be ignored IN
suburban property
Street railway, great elevation. country air,
good society. attractive improvements, are some
OF tho points which commend Chestnut I'M 10
those Who want 10 settle down III their own
homes.
TrnMs: As usual E.A. CATIIN.
il 5suwsutuAw Auctionoer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

CwcINvArI. O.. June ll.-Pork Regular,
Sl0.BqI0s7i5: family. sll75. Lard-ket-
s7c25nIG5 Whisky-sales Of 574 barrels at
sIl6 per gallon.
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Wilmington.

WuMISGroN. N. c.. June 1i.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm at 2Gc. Kosin firm strained S5o.
good strained. SOC Tar steady. sL35. Crude
turpentne steady, hard, Al; yellow dip and
virgin II so
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comes. G9'i bid do. third incomes. 7s@sis.
Consohdated Gas bonds, llj5l@ll6; DO.
stock, 5iJk bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
PORT WEST POINT, JUNEIl, 1892.


Steamship City OF Columbia Stevens, New
York. Tass myers and general cargo; 81 etmshlp
Charlotte. bennett, Baltimore, passengers aud
general cargo
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dugs-Wheot 2.l40 bushels; corn. 8s4
bushels meal 600 bushels.
Wheat. $40 bushels, corn. 1914 bush
mtions. Wheat Lougberry. 92c. to
mixed glc. % &c.. shOrtberrv. soc. 10
No. 2red zoe. 20 glc Corn-Wbite Viz
.a &C. % &c., no. white, Gle. to &C.;
b.. mixed. o0c. 20 tic. oats No 2. Csc.
t 60. no. g. $50. 90 SIC. Rye, SOC. TO o3c.
Sew York Cotton Market.
Nru YoHR. June H. Cotton quiet and
steady Receipts $50 the ports for the day are
t.tuateI 40 3. .JI bales against 200 last week.
40 tho ports. f.I. lI1 bales. interior towns.
I.I.HIN bales against 34O 600 and 10000 bales
respectively last year. an increase Of $4,000
bales. The visible supply Ot all growths in
tUs country and Europe is 100000 bales
greater than ir l-l and + .9l2 900 more than
10 l-.0. Spool cotton is steady at ] l-1G de-
cine lu quotations. Mlddhng uplands
.I-lft Saos 1905 bales. Transactions ia
futures to-day $4,000 bales. June 752@ Z. "A:
t..V T.401r4 August. 7.66. Septem beT,
...Ill oelober Io2, November, 1870
3 December s02us.0}. January. 8.l1a
.Iz february. s.2la522. March. s.3l@o.32.
PRODUCE.
f.ar sed quiet bat steady fine grades of
t-. -Ir.n L21. do winter S2u250: su-
extra $50. spuug, sA50a3 DO. winter,
extra 30. / spring. -. l5o
winter. s3o3.5O. city mill extras,
Nla. Options we're active. excited and
N.. dining the hours of business to-day.
- OH. r.rly dealing prices broke &c.. rallied
al- them declined &C.. closing weak at
lowest figures for some months. The
.,e.t ia wheat was due g. the announcement
-t .le restriction ON the export of grain
Russia would soon be revoked. Spot
closed c lower Spot sales Of No. 2
i Water 40 ESQ.,. DO June. 971lc; do.
c. DO. August, $780,, do. Septem-
u Options were moderately active and
weak closing 54@3Hc. lower,
s closed go. lower, No. 2 mixed.
'.-e Docs July. 5z14c.i August, 5zc.;
'eiio .er 5I5tc.
.at Npuous were dull and weak, closing
lower spot lots closed easier Spot sales
'-- t.,o ilslc. No. 8. 4lc.; 10. mixed,
SIS. % g.. No 2 mixed, June aud
no. August. 800.
Iet moss. 5000 10. 10 for old.
'- oed lower az 5000; July, S6.'S' Au-
.- Haw quiet and firm. s9-test musco-
c.. s6-test centrifugal, 3 l-lGc. Re
s.y cut loaf and crushed. 5ajl &C.;
o4Ic.. graduated, 3-ya sc;
i6@4 ll-1oc.; contectoners A,
Ir-f.
..... Spot lots dull fair Rio cargoes,
Futures closed steady, Rio or Santos
june. sl2O5. July SlLyJ August.
september. SLIGO
le certificates firm and steady sales.
barrels. At Consolidated Exchange:
.ei at 5iI; highest 0i1l; lowest.
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steamship City Of Columbia. New York vii
Norfolk. passengers and general cargo: steam
shin Charlotte Bennett. Baltimore passenger
aud general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
AUCTION SAIFs-Future Days.
By Apperson 4 Pollard.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.

By ApTefsOn * lOllaru,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE WEST BRoAD-sTREET PROP
ERTY.
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET ABOUT % FEET EAST OF
ITS JUNCTION WITH THAT
GREAT THORoUGHFARE,
BROOK AVENUE.
No. &c, AND SNUG DWELLING, No IN
NORTH FOURTH,
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL STREETS.
In execution Of decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond. entered Juno >.
isl2 in the cause OF Epstein IS. Blake OF as. l
VIII sell by auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUSE i6. 1872.
at $50 ?. ~. that truly VALUABLE LOT on
the north side OF Broad street. with the
FRAME STORE. No. 10. thereon; Tho 'ot fronts
about s3xl23 feet 10 a wide alley. As Broad
a large and apprecia.Ive comy any al tnls sale.
NOTE THE DAY AND HOUR, AND DON'T
FAIL TO ATTEND.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOYEsA LIE,
say az $3.50 o'clock +. NJ, the same day Will
sell the desirable FRAME DWELLING. No. 7T
north Fourth street. containing rooms rented
90 a good tenant az sl5 er month; LOT 1lNl2-
feet TO an alley NJ feet wide. Home-soekers
with moderate means. as well as the investor
should attend this sale.
TERMs: One-fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months. negotiable notes.
with interest added, and the title retained until
d deed Is ordered by the court. .....-,,,~
30 LANE STERN.
Special Commissioner.
Epstein. plaintiff against Blake ct ais. defend
ants-In the Jhancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond
l. Charles W. Godlin. clerk Of said court, cer-
tify that the bond required ot the special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause Of june ;.
1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand tlis OH day o., June
ls92 CHARLES W. GODDlN,
jei2-su&th Clerk
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Cobb & Wingdeld
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
gOl H. Main street,
Dy REQUEST OF TIE OWNER WE Will.
ID OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AtCiiON

TUESI Az. TIE lirH INSTANT.
NJ s.90 p. NJ. TWO VERY VALUABLE AND DE,
SlRABIF RESIDENCES Oh the north side OF
mn street letween First and St. James.
Also one of value on the south side OF Orange
Ie.,yeen the nhOve-namei streets. This IA
GOOD-PAllNG PROPERTY. and is offered ioi
ma other reason than that the owner has lmme,
Jisfe u,e for the money. This property should
not only attract the lOME-SEEkEk. Dut those
Who desire q good investment. This Is good
III i-' o. COBB s. WINGFIELD,
1911 g0i f.. Main street.
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About Three Miles Northwest Of Richmond,
TO BE SOLD
BY A DECREE OF THE COURT,
By yirtuo Of the hereinafier-meniioned de-
cree We will sell by public auction, Oh the prem


By virtuo Of the hereinafier-meniioned de-
cree We viii sell by public Auction Oh the prem
Ises, OF
WEDNESDAY. JUNE % 1872,
at 4:s1 o'clock y. NJ. the A1TRACTiNEL
LOCATED AND VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF
ACRES .gIug on the east side Of the RICHMOND,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad ABOUT
three miles northwest OF Richmond. and ad,
joining tie lands Of Mrs Rose L. MOrdecai ana
others and having long front on the railroad.
The lnpr0reuent- are cOmfOrtaDle though not
valuable The land Is mostly level or gently
rolling. and is az tho same time well Hatered by
stream, on it, margin.
Tho proximity Of this land go the city and also
TO the extensively and permanently improved
lands 0i the BOOmngdale stock tafm ana
others rs location Oh railroad running pas
senger trains every hour or SO; IT. Susceptibility
OF imrravemeut for division and sale INTO SUI
burbeu vile sites, and its facihty Tor perfect
draintSe combine 10 render TINS one OF Tho best
uroDerries on the market and 10 should attract,
a. h we'll deserves, the attention OF investors
in solid real estate.
TFHWs: One-fourth cash. and the residue at
one TWO and and three years for notes. with In
terest added. with waiver OF homestead eH-
emption, and the title retained. ,,.
HILL CARTER
A J. HOLIDAY,
CONWAY h SANDS.
WALTER SlDNOR
Special Commissioners.
In tho Circuit Court of the County OF Henrico-
Elicit vs.. Crenshaw &c and Buriey vs..
BrdgeWater.
IWS. Ieake. clerk OF the said court do GER
tify that tho bonds required OF special Com
nissi0ners Hin Carter. Conway X Sands "aIier
grdn0r and A. l.. Holiday, by decree entered
i'm said causo on the ist day OF December lo5l'
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of june
jsi2-su.we&frtd Clerk.
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ANGEL, James Bo,ce, i. G Hight.
LOADED.
Schooner Emma 4. Angel. Boston; James
B0yco, Bridgeport; T.. O.. Hight, Ashley river.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
~~~O~~~-0~-~~~-~---~-~- ~~-~~0~0~0~-~-~~J~-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will 10 received by the undersigned I'M
Ill ~ NJ. MONDAY, June 9Th, for the erection
OF BRICK CHURCH BUILDING at Oxford.
n C.
Plans and spec idcstions TO loo seen AZ tho
Office Of =. III. Smith. oxford. n. C.. aud also al
the Office Of Bruce x Morgan. architects Az
lAnta. ia
The night is reserved to reject kny or Az Pids.
j. NJ. CUBRlN.
jeU-U Chairman Bpilaipg kQW@lttee :,
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LOST AND FOUND.

EsTRAY-A LARGE BAY MULE. IAkLN
II ~ on the 9Th instant. going NJ large Inc
owner can get il by applying at Third rollce-
ia tiff Chief Of Police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12

In pursuance OF an act Of the General Assem-
bly, the Board Of Public Works OF Virginia wiz
offer for sale by public auction, on the promises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
MARINE INTELLlGENCE-
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 2. isla

Sun rises............4:i9! Moon rises p. 1850 T. NJ.
sun sets.............7:50i Days length .l4h. ain.
HIOH TIDK.
9ioIhlIlk.. ~
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by virtue OF q decree Of the Chancery Coure
OF Richmond city, rendered on the eth day or
June. 1872. IN the suit OF Robinson. Ne. against
hobinSon aud others .ye, the undersigned
proceed TO soil at pubic auction, on the prem
lses, on -
WEDNESDAY. JuSE Is. 1892.
at O'Clock p NJ those TWO FIRST CLASS
DWELLINGS above referred %. No. 2i3 occu-
pied by Or. Irwin. contains ten rooms besides
buffers pantry. store room. lath-room, kitchen.
ana two servants rooms: also a range. hot and
gold water. and other modern improvements
No. 2i5, occupied by Mr.. Samuel Cohen. con-
tains seven rooms. besides store-room. buffers
pantry lath-roOm. Kitchen and servants
rooms and modern Improvements. The lot fronts
% g-l2xl8 SIP feet TO q vide alley. Both OF
these houses are IN nice order, AM as homes or
Tor investment purposes they must prove salts:
factory. As the location. noighborhood. and sill
OF their surroundings are strictly hrstclass.
They are convenient 20 churches business,
market-house. street-cGr lines and everything
else that is necessary to render them desirable.
TERMS one fourth cash. the balance at SIX.
twelve and eighteen months. negotiable notes.
with Interest added from day Of sale, or ALI cash
al the option Of the purchaser. The title is 20
he retained until a conveyance l. ordered by tho
Court. As additional security the purchaser or
purchasers will lie required to keep the houses
insured for the benefit OF the parties N interest
ALLEN G. COLLINS,
\. J.. BOULWAkE,
,. \. tANNONs
Special Commissioners.
Robinson and Others. Plaintiffs, against Robin
son and Others Deiendents-ln the ,hancery
Court of the City of Richmond;
/. Charles ". Goddin. clerk of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree I'm said cause OK
June r. Z 3 has been duly given.
tfivenunde my hand this sth day June. 1872.
CHARLES w GODDlN,
jei2-2t Clerk
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In execution Of decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond. entered june !.
1872. in the cause of Epstein vs. Blake OF ais.
viii sell by auction, on the premises. on
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
,tosrsa QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
.,.... .rd Sales NJ the Richmond Tobacco
r,change-Internai Revenue S''ieo-
uons-Foresen Advioes.

,., yonv. June ll.-Money closed easy,
stl,5 per cent. the only rate. TX
closed Quiet posted rates. 1850
ra, rates. 4s7 for sixty days and 4sS'a
..ri Governments closed quiet cur
-. iae bid: extended %. registered.
ls. coupons. M hid
.,o-o moderately active during the
lesness TO-DAY. 1881 shares
Prices were strong throughout.
,,.i lent that Ia some of the leader
... uas due mainly 90 manipulation.
So per cent. higher thun
..l Yesterday. notwithstanding the
I.uk statement was uniavOrabie.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
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BY i. A. Catlin. Auctioneer.
and = north Eleventh street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-02

roll, pertaining to the silver Dill.
AS hIS physician, Or. Hazen, had given
positive orders that he should not
leave his room he was obliged to write in
stead of making an explanation in person
before Tie House. The Speaker stated
that the correction would be made. ON
notion OF Mr.. bockcry Mo- q resolution
was adopted calling on the secretary of
the treasury for information as to whether
the present capacity OF the mIntS was Suti!-
cIent TO cNC>u,c the authorized coinage.
MI. Btount Ga. from the committee or
iorelSn affairs. reported the diplomatic
ana consular appropriation hill. After
me passage OF several District OF Columbia
bills The house adjourned.
W A~IlNGToN. u. T.. March t9-Thc
Larlft debate was to-day resumed IL the
House Of Representatives. but the diS,.pS-
sion was ratncr unlntcEeStIug after the eN-
citing scenes that have been provoked by
the silver controversy during the past
week. he Speaker Iald before the IlGlse
communication from Mr.. Mills stating
that he had sent L. the governor of Texas
his resignation rs rcpreSentati' from the
Ninth District OF texas t0 take effect to-
day. i he communication was Spread
upon the ,lourua..
on notion # Mr. Iu'l T&1 a Senate
bill NaS aS>Cd WI.E Il S.i-Lt amendment
10 establish Iur .! delivery ii ncS
NelncS. The House then Went into com
mlttcc Of the whole. Nr. Blot,ut Ga. IN
the CilaIr, ON the tree WOO r!lL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-02
BATTLE WITH ROBBERS.
Policemen Have Sharp but Bloodless
Fight in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March CAN al
tempt Was made sunday night TO wreck
and rob a Louisville x Nashville pas
senger train at Boyle's Gap, three miles
north of Birmingham. Last night
a squad of nine policemen went
up on the same train at ll:30 and
the robbers repeated their attempt, and
battle resulted. When the officers ar
rived at the scene, they separated, and
as one squad was passing through
the underbrush they came full
onto the train Wreckers before
they knew it. Their first intlmation
of their presence was the crack
of Winchester rifles. 1t was dark and
firing was aimiess, but the officers re-
turned il, and about 100 shots were
fired. Finally the wreckers broke COW
er and rode oft. They were mounted
and Immediate pursuit was impossible.
Detectives with boodhounds and n
party of men started in pursuit at day
break this morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-02
GOVERNMENT BILL BEATEN.
Sensational Incident in the German
Reiehstng.

BERLIN, March GA defeat was ad
ministered to the government in the
Rechstag to-day which has caused
some sensation in official circles and in
the city generally. The government
had submitted a proposition to re-
insert in the estimates which were
under discussion the vote for new
corvette. Some time ago the RelChstag
in the face of an appeal by Chancellor
Won Caprivi, rejected the vote for this
vessel. Then the proposition to re-
insert the vote was made to-day, it Was
understood that 1t would pass,
but it was rejected after II long
debate by vote OF III to l09. This de
feat of the government Was effected by
4 coalition of Centrlsts, Radicals and
Socialists, against the Conservatives and
National Liberals. The announcement
of the result of the voting was greeted
with loud cheers BY the opposition.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-02
BURGLARS STRANGE DEATH.
Accidentally Hanged While Robbing
Store At Stenhau uAille. o.

STErGEHyILLE. O., March 29-Work
men cleaning out cellar in the Manly
building this morning came across the
badly decomposed body of a man hang
ing by his neck. In his right
hand was grasped a screw driver,
while his left held a large
grain sack. Near his side was a ladder
leading to the trap door which opened
into the store above. The body was
identified as that of Henry King, an eX
saloon keeper. 1t is conjec-
tured that King had forced
his way into the cellar 10 rob the store
while it was temporarily closed. He
was .ast seen on Washington's birthday,
when he was drinking heavily. and 1t Is
thought on that night he made ali at
tempt at burglary and slipped off the
ladder in his intoxicated condition and
slowly strangled to death.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-02

A0aytrGge fall on all domestic grades ut !.
;Cr cent. sAGyance.
Here are thirteen items out OF the tlt-
ty-seven given which show i positive ad-
vance IN price since january. 1890, nine
months Before the passage OF the Nc
kinley tariff. and five items which have
not changed, While on those that have
fallen the decrease Is inconsideranle
compared 10 the fall IN London.
The fall iii wool prices Is due 10
downward movement throughout the
world. caused by Immensely increased
production in nearly all wool-groW!ng
countries. 20 far from the Mckinney
law : being responsible for ii, that meas
urt, ha- checked the fall in this country
-o that our wool-growers nave suffered
less than those of any other country:
The fall has been insignificant compared
to what IL would have been under iree
wool regime.
one-,ion No q. II under free trade wages
yyalIl4 frll but prices would also ftll CORES
IotaEne.y, would Het the Woralngman y" lust
Il vel! i, as before
ndoahtedly he would. Ii prices
would really falI correspondlngIv, he
,ynrEzIn~tl.tii's condition w0utd not be
..aana,,i for the wor-c. Eat ttl.= = =
s4paa.itiog which il opposed 70 All eE-
ratEenge and falts. Letus take anIllus-
trstion When rich man goes to q