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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
DEATHS.

ALLEN Died, at his residence, 722
north Ninth street. at nalf-past II O'Clock
November 20, 1899. JAMES ID. ALLEN. IN
the "a year of his age.
He leaves a devoted wife. q brother, and
a host of friends q mourn their loss. no
was one OF the oldest deacons OF the First
Baptist church.
Husband. thou art gone TO rest.
And this shall be our prayer.
That when w3 reach our journeys end
Thy glory We may share"
Funeral will take place from the above
ramed church THIS Tuesday, AFTER
NOON az o'clock. Friends are invited 10
attend.
BASNETT. Died. at the residence OF
her son-in-law. Joseph &. Scott, on Mon
day morning. November Il. 1872, at ten
minutes TO 4 o'clock. Mrs. JANE BUR-
RUSS, relict of William Basnett, IN tho
nth year OF her age.
She was born in Williamsburg in March.
1916. She leaves one daughter. one bro
Their. and seven grandchildren to mourn
their loss.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to Weep"
Her funeral will take place from Moore
Street Baptist church on WEDNESDAY.
2Sd instant. at Q o'clock. Friends and rela-
tVe9 are lnftteu to httcuu.
LYEHAM.-Died. November II, 1897. at
1870 p. NJ. at the residence OF his mo-
Their. SIS west Marshall street. ARTHUR
LESLIE LYMAN; aged 81 years.
Funeral office later.
SNEAD.-Died, at the residence OF his
parents, No. 1905 west Clay street, Sunday
morning. November 2sth. at $40 A. NJ,
CLARENCE II. SNEAD, second son of
-. AZ and xa,hara RI Soaa1 in tina
18th year OF his age.
The funeral took place Monday evening
nj $50 O'clock from the Narshall-Street
Christian church. interment at shockos
cemetery.
THORpE.-Died. Sunday. November 10.
1892. At his residence. In Hsnrico county.
Mr.. =. A. THORPE, In the 18th year OF nts
age. -, To
DAY CTuescay), November I'D. st 2o'clocS
P. N. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
ST.-.Died. Monday, November 2lst.
| M the residence OF her mother. Mrs.
EMMA J. VEST. wife Of Joseph T. Vest
! aged n years and 4 months. eldest dSogn-
ter Of w. T.. and Elizabeth hardie. Sne
mourn their loss.
Just AZ am, without ono plea
| But that Thy blood was she'd for me.
And that Thou bidst me come 10 Thee,
on. Lamb of God come. come
| Funsral AT half-past o'clock WEDNES
DAY from her mothers residence. No.
| l724 east Main street.
baltimore and PhilsdoiphiA papers
| please copy.
yANCEY.-Died, November 20. 1872, q
| Marion. Va. Miss NJ. K0SAIIE YANCEI.
She ras for many ycsrs member OF the
First prssbyterian church Of this city cad
= much loved and efficient teacher N iis
Ths r.rnsias win be buried in Hollywood
| camatsrv ard will leave the Richnond and
psssrsburg depot 81 10 A. n. WEDNkkk.
| LAY the a3d Instant. Friends are invited
| 10 attend. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
A BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Found Drowned in Reeds Deck-Two
Gentlemen Injured by a Runaway.

Found Drowned in Reeds Deck-Two
Gentlemen Injured by Runaway.
lCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, November 2L-Hooard. the
16-year old con Of Nr. Horny Field. shot himself
while on, hunting last Saturday and died yes
tordgy Tho boy was, with companion, sitting
on bank when a duck few by, and In picking
the gun up n wenS OF, tho load entering me
lowor part of the abdC men. The wounded poy
was brought 90 his home, in this city ana thougn
everything was done that could be done 10 save
his lite he died yesterday. Ho viii be buried ,o-
morrow evening, and his comrades OF Washlng-
ton School Will attend the funeral IN q BODY
DRowHED.
Richard Coats. a white man, was found
drowned In Reeds dock this morning. he was
seen ON tho wharf last night waiting for the
steamer Sue 70 take him 70 his homo, on INC
lower Potomac. II Is supposed that In trying 70
WAX around the outer odge OF the wharf, oil-
eide the freght-house ho fell overheard aud was
drowned, no one being near enough 20 hear MS
cries for help. Coroner Purvts Will hold an IL
quest on the body tomorrow.
RUNAWAY.
horse, drawing carriage In which were
Nessrs. dutch" Swetnam, q prominent ner-
chant Of Fairfax Station, and Mr.. Jamas Kid
we'll, also Of Fairfax, ran away near SideDurn
station, on the Midland railroad, yesterday
evening. and threw both the gentlemen OUT
Mr. ki1Hell escaped with few bruises, but Mr.
SFetnam had his coilar-bone broken.
Mr. George Stone. OF the same county, had MS
thigh broken By being Kicked by bis horse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

compel the rchool team 20 withdraw Continu-
GUS foul play by Emory was also charged Inc
game was technically Emorys on Adams &C.,
fuslng 70 continue. but tho score stood 10 70 ~
In favor OF the fchooL On Thanksgiving tne
Aibans team viii play Panfops Academy on me
University Of Virginia grounds IL viii doeids
the Virginia academy championship.
SIGNED.
Tue contract for electric power for the street
railway has been signed BY President hine. on
the company, which insares the operation OF the
cara By electricity. The line Is rapidly nearing
cOmpietlor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
SUGAR AND roBAcco.

sNbAN AND tObAtSV.
American Sugar which headed all other stocks
In activity was also strong, closing point high
or. ,Distlllers ruled arm until near the close,
whom Il yielded about u per cent American
Tobacco common dropped 2, and United states
Rubber Company common, ~ per cent
MONEY AND ExcBAs9E.
scsninG-Exchangs flrm ~ 4s51ss4Ss. Com
merciai bills. 4s4]4a4s6s4. Money easy at 4ao,
closing offered at Az. sub-Treasury balances
ernments quiet; per cents, ll4H. state
honda duil-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
MORE TROOPS AT THE FORT.
The steamer We,msr In Quarantine-Per-
sonnl and Social Notes.


sonal and Social Notes.
fCorrespondence OF the richmond Dispatch.l
OLD POINT COMFORT VA, November 2l-Ihat
Fort Monroe Ia 20 be- an eight-company post Is
now an assured fact. orders have Just been re-
ceiyed from Washington 70 have Carroll Hall
con erted into barracks FOR two more companies
at the earliest possible moment, as the au"
thorities want to have the ADDITIONAL troops mere
before the naval review takes place next April
Ii has long been General schoiield's desire to IN"
crease the force here 10 ten companies, bat =
lack Of accom- m0datl0ns for both officers anu
men has prevented lis realization. The new
officers ordered here will have TO go into case
nents. as Will also four othors now CHARTERED IN
Carroll Hall, until new ones are bulN, Nhlch, IL II
hoped will DO done early next spring.
The steamer Weimar, from Bremen, Is now
dong time in the Roads ana Viii nave 10
serve out the twenty days quarantine prescrlocd
bv the Presidents order. This Is the ilrst tim5
the order has been rigidly enforced, and ths pas
seogers feel that they are being rather badly
treated. There are over 100 passengers In the
steerage and arrangements are being made TO
land any who can show that they are naturaltzed
American citizenA the steamer Is nov taxing
on a supply OF coal from Lamberts Point 10 be
IN readiness for sailing when her u'ne e1ptros'
NATIVE or TIE BURG.
Colonel Charles Page, Medical Director Dc
partment Of the East visited the post during
the week on his annual tour OF inspection. Dr.
page who Is a native Of Fredericksburg, served
here ABOUT eight years ago as post surgeon, ana
ia we'll acquainted with tho garrison ana lts re-
giments. lie left Wednesday for Atlanta,
and will extend his tour 20 San Antonio, Tex.
MIR and Mrs. NJ. Wesley oler, OF Baltimore,
who cana down 10 attend the Kimbsrly-Cla
wedding in Hampton "Wednesday evening, re-
turned home on Friday. Mrs O'0r 70 sis'er
of the groom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
LIB STATEMENTS DIFFERED.
Acting ARRAY and Horse Theft in tho
Police Court


Police Court
tr-.i tave taken PhiladelJh ia lawyer 70
-ar. a.- Ease which vgs before the Police
..- yesterday q George Collins, H negro,
-.-.st.l -ae warrant with feloniously assault
rmg Robert Price (colored) with In
tta. aHI with attempting TO cut negro
7 as- ...ri Matte Taiiat GRO. The testi-
.rrtr Ease was ieauuuy conflicting, that
rHs so ester being very different IRON
"s. i... - fte woman. Tie latter seemed 20
..--f ... f.r cause of the tiUuble. Collins was
t.H grand jury Of the Hastings Court.
i- sac badly hurt
>..a. t..as Jim Au0n (colored), was sent
'-- --.t '.gy for Stealing hOrse-cOiiar and
- fa|. .r.u 4. II. ktett.
A-,.-.- Reed, an aged white man, was
'.- n TO same way for picking up an arm
ra', valued ct 20 cents, belonging 10 the
N-4lsi,e AMI OHIO railway.
.ssrs Nere three cases against Margaret
'-. 'rci'-f9r house breaking and lar
'-f ans 70 me re- tueJt OF the officer who made
a.e. ,Xamlnai dOn into them was post
t-'l ulr. beeomteF lst.
.La. Art.uny, o = )Ot-colOred individual Was
'tfs-I v.ta feloniplsly breaking into the sta
pc ". i DAVIS. upon his tarm, nesr Peters
.-.,. lrt stealing Il mare therefrOm valued al
g. Tie FAX saa discovered by Mi. Davis Just
Ht- % nt o. be placed on sale st the horse
en- .. >atDf dhy. A number OF witnesses
-' -s.f.. lui 70 at II had been given 10 Anthony
.-r ia..y { VI sale. MIR. DAVIS stated that he
--2- b. saH Anthony lying asleep on bridge
bur last sunday week, while others
IS $40 "a was 81 "A baptlzing near seven
TICS t. . q II ccasiOn. Anthony WAS sent on 70
sens .-fy ~ The Hastings Court.
e. ...- r~gfo named George Miller was
-,'t-. s.1 stealing 80 from l.. b. Gibbons
SGD ON Catherine Alexander. Inc boy
'r ruli ned by Mr.. Gibbons and took the
', I tle house Of that gentleman. He
~ '.,i ,a Go the grand jury Of Judge Wits
'a,s paid - and was sentup 90 be tried
~ 'r t"llg drunk and carrying pair OF
..'- ..a.....
fEa. an Italian citizen, was assessed
.; tJitng Phenetti Jackson with
-. p 'rs..an Rober, who was up for being
ga l-. .spricrly aud creating disturb
600 annoyance Of the neigh borhoOd,
''''' -H .-s city aimshOuse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
,IAnINE INrELLfdENCr.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NovzHER 81. 1892

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominica, Coach, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers; Gaorge W. Allen
Il CO., agents.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Doyo. Sorfoik. merchandise
ana passengers L b. Tatuna. noe president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
ua,r,co Dwelling Burned.

The dwelling house located on the farm oil hr.
Joseph W. Blanton, which Is situated Just pack
of Major LOWS Ginter's suburban residence.
was destroyed by fire sunday afternoon about
o'clock. The building was jointly owned by
Messrs. j. N. Vaughan and Joseph w; blanton,
and was occupied by Mr.. James A bianton,
b-otbsr ~ the latter The flames had their
origin in the middle chimney between the wall
and the plastering. They spread 30 rapidly
that the house and al the furniture contained
within 1t were totally destroyed Inc uainage
400. The building was insured Tor sl,oOO'
bnt this sum will by no means cover the loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
A CAPTURED 6ATTLE-FLAG.
Echoes OF Ice Camps Visit to Williams
burg-Doath of Sir. sweeney.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DIsDatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, November 21.-An inter
esting feature OF the occasion Of the visit satur-
day OF Lee Camp was the display by the Ma
gruder-Ewsll Camp, Of this place, OF captured
battle-nag presented by Captain BENJAMIN ;.
Rwell, whicn once belonged 70 q regiment OF
United States volunteers. This battle-aag Was
captured AZ the battle Of Spring Hill, Tenn, by
a detachment OF Confederate cavalry under
Van Dorm, May, 1863 The Gag Ia handsome
silk banner In a fine state OF preservation.
Just before the departure of the Richmond
visitors their drum-corps gathered In front o.
Mayor Henley's residence and rendered soif OF
the most stirring marches. which parting
courtesy was gracefully acknowledged by h's
Honor. -
Information was received here to-day than MI:
Sweeney, formerly resident OF this town, DIED
at an early hour yesterday morning at Newport
News. Ills death was very sudden. lIo re-
mains will be brought here Tor intermsht 10
morrow morning in old Bruton churchysrd. hr.
Sweeney was q graduate OF William ana Mary
and a lawyer by profession.
Miss Jennie Wise has returned from bnRtny
visit 70 New York.
Miss Cora Smith left yesterday morning Tor
Essex 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Newbin.
Misses Annie and Mary Goodloe are here visit
ing Mrs. H. ID. Call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
smith Hercsy Trial.

CrScrSSArr, o., November 21.-The trial OF
Professor Henry p. Smith, OF the Lane Tbeo-
logical Seminary, tor heresy was resumed by IN
PresbyterIsns to-day. Professor Lowe, one OF
tho prosecutors. In his argument emphasized
the fact that tho Westminster Confession Is not
authority for the American church, which. as far
back as 172D, adopted its own confession OF
faith. including therein the scheme OF pienary
inspiration OF the Scriptures.
Professor Smith replied 10 Professor Lowe.
quoting Justin Martyr, Philo, ana other writer's
as holding that much OF the Bible was anegori-
cal, and 70 be taken In its scriptural and not in
It's natural sense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
Seats Therein Now Worth ~. 5oo-ueav,
Desiingx-New Rules.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch

NEW YORK, November 2L-ssats In tho
Cotton Exchange, which sold last year Tor etoo,
one seat Is offered at $1,000. IL Is estimated
that II the affairs Of the Ex -banee were wound
no each member would receive $4,000 without
counting the gratnitous fund.
heavy Of late Within two weeks the prico OF
cotton has risen one cent per pound, and tue AZ
gregate sales have been more than half the en-
tire crop.
The rule against trading after hours Ia 20 DO
enforced by the Cotton Exchange onicers- zines
II he imposed, and the sales viii not be recos-
uflf1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Tho Cbpych Was on Fire.

During the services at Yonable-street Baptist
church sunday morning tho basement OF the
cdiGce was set ahre by defective fiue IN the
stove. Several of the church officers discovered
the flames. but knowing that an announcement
OF the trouble would cause a panic They very
wisely kept tho matter quiet and vigorously
fought The Ore. BY tneir efforts the flames were
extlnguished before they had made great head
Yy7v and the damage viii hardly reach 500.
No alarm was turned in. ana 30 nolseiesslY did
me gentlemen fight the flames that neither the
prcacher nor his auditors were aware OF their
danger.
No services we're held in the church at night,
"a the stove was injured and there were no fscil-
tics for heating the bull ling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
1ohn nnniel To Cut the Pudding.

Fortunate indeed are those who nave Deen
honOred with the following invitation:
..Cleveland PUDDING, 21l Pounds-1ou are
cordially invited 10 attend the second pudding
ovation of the Union Democratic club at C0roo-
1892. at s O'Clock. The Hon. John W. Daniel
will preside on this occasion and cut the pnd-
ding amid great rejoicing. Committee: Will
liam ii. Cullingworth. 5. 5. r. Patteson, James
ID. Patton, William Ryan, Peyton Wise, John A.
Curtis Charles V. Meredith, j. Taylor Ellyson,
Meade Hasklns, L. II. Ferguson, Cunningham
Hall. A. ID. Landerkin, K. q. Crump, +. A. Bowry,
j. b. Welsh, DR.. Jud. b. Wood John H. Grimes
and C. Il. Hasker."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Chnries.on's Coming Jubiiatiou
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CBARLRsroS, s. c., November 2l.-(Special 10
tho Associated Pressl .-Afrangements are near
ly completed by the heading Democrats Of
Charleston for tue Cleveland jubilee 10 be hold
Wednesday night Several thousand dollars
have been subscribed, and 1t is expected that the
celebration In honor OF Mr. Clsyelands victory
will eclipse auy OF Charleston's Publications since
The war All the brass-Dand and drum-corps
talent In the city has beer engaged, and several
Of the best local artists ans preparing floats and
tre psnarencies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

Ifail on Tuesday, December Orb. This great
temperance man 10 SAID 20 be fnll.blooded NO
hawk Indian and IA a close friend OF the frince
Of Wales Ne wac IN Richmond several year.
ago when the Worthy Grand Lodge held meet
ing In tho Hail OF the House OF Deiegatos-
Mr.. Joseph II. shepherd, chairman oi tne En-
tertainment Committee OF tho 0rano house, is
are coming from ali sections OF tho sta,e lie
thinks there will be about 100 delegates The
body viii be IN session about week. lhsre nre
about $50 lofgea ia Virginia, Wild some io'ooo
members.
Mr. o. q. Blaine, pact srapd chief templar Of
Michigan, who has just made tour OF the state,
n IN the city. 10 Is q cousin Of Hon. James q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
ELECTED A NEW CAPTAIN.
r. j. Euker Chosen rs the Com
toa,riant Of this Stewart Horse Guard.

At a meeting Of the Stuart Horse Guard,
held at their armory last night, the following
oniceFs we're elected: +. !. Euker, captain;
Jamqs r. Branch, FIRST lieutenant; Carl II.
Enker, second lieutenant.
After labor the cavalry, With their Invited
guests, Assem- led around the festive board, pre-
sided over by Major Charles Buker. Several hours
ware spent In conyiyial enjoyment. Toasts were
drank and responded 10 by Colonel William
r. Wickham, Major Charles Euker Captains A.
y. Guigon and z. 5. Rogers, and Lieutenants III.
"a. BOykin, A. L. AtkissOn. George Is. Pegram,
and T.. A. Rose.
Among tue old Confederate cavalrymen pres
ent who responded 10 toasts we're Major Richard
=. Frayser ana Private James p Wood, the lat
tor making q speech In behalf OF the press as
wen a. the Confederate and citizen cavairymen.
An present we're made conscious OF the fact that
III YOU want 20 have a good time Joe the
cavalry
Tho cavalry quartette sung "Dowu on tho
Farm with fine effect and greatly pleased their
bearers with their music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

pomsnai advance Of Toe Other proyis:np s's-
pies were lees surprisingly agile. " ~ss 10
talk thsf Armour was covering freely, ana ffst
no must have boon heavily short wssk 81.
January nora Jumped up 5flfc. and hsle 81; bit
l5c. Of IL January hbs are 32Nc. %. Wheat
ard corn were dun and steady. The forrDsr lost
about NC OF It's previous yslae. and ths Iaffts
gained = small fraction All day hog preirc's
were active, and al rmcs etcitsf. Ttsroeeiptsot
live hnrs we're about 1900 loss iasn expected
and prices Mt the yards higher. Among shorts
there wss xild rush 20 cover. attn no ctigDss
brokers helping the excitement along ~ bid
ding against the shorts. Dnfsag tho Last hour
there wero heavy realizing sales, %. the mar.
tes, though yielding somewhat, vas frm ana
took the offerings wffhons breaking. cndahy
and WRIGHT, eng,nsers OF %. recent advance.
were credited with selling heavily when ths
marxes had acquired rs upward movement.
Wheat showed ermness Of the start, Influenced
chiefly by the extreme cold weather IN
the North west aad the light receipts In Chicago.
bat there was heavy seiiing on tho advance.
Corn wss nearly festurriese
Cash quotations Flour dull ADD unchanget.
No. 2 spring and rcd wheat 72c No
corn, A15xc. No. 2 oats, 3lhc Porn. sta
Lard, s10So Short ribs. e7.60. DFy-ssitsd
rhoniderx, eT.toAsf50. shcrrclsar, ss.l3s
$500. Whisky, sL15.
ma fcaatag futurea ranged az follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Knoxville Fair Association.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, November 2l-tspsciai 90
tho Associated Pressl.-A project Is under con-
sideration W establish fair association, and In
connection with !. one OF the best mile tfscks
in the country. = meeting OF prominent gen-
tlemen of the city Interested In the project sod
willing 10 aid In forsarding 10 was held THIS
evening at the Hattie House. committed wHs
appointed TO select suitable site ana 70 reRot
al n meeting 70 be held on Friday night The
general sentiment Is go strongly IN favor %
the scheme that IL IL believed q eite VII be
speedily agreed upon and the project carried
through to a successful completion Without de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Fell from n Ladder.

mr., accident az me new City Hall Thomas
Nonroe, a laborer In the employment OF Messfs.
James Gilman & son who are the contract0rs
for the plasterinD, In climbing iaoder te,i ~,
the sufferers knees were damned ne was
nainfuliy bat DOT seriously hurt Two physlcia an
we're Immediately summoned, who gave nm inc
necessary attention. Afterwards ne was cVn-
yeyed 10 MS home In the city ambulance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Beauty often depends on

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; SO does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign Of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The way to get back
plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use of SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod liver oil.
Let us send you-free--a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects.
scorr 8 Bowie. Chemists. 'r,s South s'h Avenue
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scotrs Emulsion Of eod-liver
oil.-all druggists everywhere do. s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
mr.. Curry to Lecture q, the College.

Dr. l.. Nj. Curry will lecture before the Geo
graphical and Historical society OF Richmond
College next Friday afternoon at 3:5O O'Clock ,n
The chapel OF that institution. His subject WIZ
tIts,ory y 40 he IA an excellent speaker, fully
aualined 10 discuss the question, the public, VINO
are Invited 20 attend, viii enjoy great treat
The foot ball colts Of the college Mlu meet the
kckers of Hampden-Sidney on lhs ,la s
nv IA the students will have holiday on
this occasion a large number OF them VIII DOUBT
less witness the contest, which VIII take place Oh
she carnous OF the latter team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

Awful ssIf-Punislmcn, Indicted So a. TO
Excite Pity.

fHy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, Ca, November 2f.-A strange story
Of Young mans awful sclf.punishrnent TO elicit
pity while begging on tho streets was brought
out at the police sta,ion here to-day. Friday
morning Wnlter Martin was arrested for beg.
eing. He was perfectly sound Ia body and
mind with the exception Of purple swelling on
his wrist. II was ascerfained that Martin had
been applying some powerful ar1d, which had
made an ugly sore. Although he undoubtedly
suffered great agony, Martin never complained
aud simply exhibited hts burned arm 90 solicit
aims. Saturday Martins arm was IN q terrible
condition. The little nesh that was left on the
bones Of the wrist was putrid and dropping OF
This morning Martin was released by the Police
and sent 20 the GRADY Hospital. Amputation
will be necessary 20 save his iife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
I,te Notes from Mepchester.

The entertainment at Loader Hal last evo-
ming tor the benefit Of SWHusbOro' Lodge % Red
Men was largely attended. The drama Bread
ON the Waters" was presented by a Caft Of anna
teurs Of this city and was played In very artis-
&c manner. The entertainment Will be repeated
tonight, when party Of young Indies aud gem
tlenen from SYansborC' vii amuso inc assem-
Oage.
Morris, the 6-year-old son II Mr.. Charles :.
Wright. accidentally caught FIRE vest rday a.
ternoou about $50 o'clock and was badly burn
ed The little fellow vas playing near CRATE
and hia clothing In some way got in the IRE and
vas sOou m a light blaze. His mother, IN tfy-
ins 20 extingulsh the danes, was severely
burned about the hands. His injuries, Though
not serious, we're very painful, and had II not
been for the pearDess Of Nrs- Wright he would
urObablv have burned 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Mean temper1ture. Observation-Disclosures. a
Height Of water In river, LIZ.