davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-26
bumoriitifhes.

8etm Quge
r9tber auf bem 8i[O fann man ffb
ia gar ntcbt austennen." - y8ttte, II
Elm ipenig @ebulO, ib perbe 9letb Sbren
gtamen bintenauf ibretben! !"
Ger ebrItde &eIIner. @ait:
vSelIner, id9 m0cbtc etpas recbt @utes gu
elien. 6ier, BADEN Sic Sbr Srtnfgelo inn
GorauS. gSo5u ratben Sic mir?" = Sell
ner Ci3 ibeu umiebenb, Oh i'm Semanb
bOren fann): yS4 ratbc Sbnen, irgenbwo
anOerS 81 ipeiien."
8as so q q n. SIN elmer bGusz
ltben @eieui9Gft tpurbe bon Ser ritter
lthen Sobtsr zines boben 8eamten ers6bLt.
baB tie iib ben gferben zines burchaebenz
ben gBagens entge9engetporfen unb fie sum
Steben gebracbt babe. r0as fam MGma
piel leicbter macben", rief Der tleine Clinton:
vteb bab's geieben, tpie Elm GROCER Omnibus
rai6 oaber fam, lie bob nur ben Ntnaer in
bic 6Obe unD gtetcb itan6 Ser 8a9en itia".
, 1893-12-26
Orei OooesfdIIe.

SIM 8Latternboipital itarben beute 3
Yattenten: Sobn @uertin, 166 8. 18.
StraBe, @bas, 9enberion, 285 43. StraBe
uno Soiep9 9ruectl, 687 8on 6orn Str,
, 1893-12-26
Comptroller metbereu reitonirt.

Comptroller 8etberel reicbte beute Gorz
mtttag Dem itellDertretenben MaDor Smift
ietne &eitgnattOn Elm, bic morgcn gtadb7
mtttag UNI 5 ubr in Strait treteu iol.
, 1893-12-26

9ub. Seifert, @de Gan6olp6 II. QafaQe Str.
&reu1er. 282 Se6gpiG Str.
Wunf, TAT 2incoln Q(pe.
Woore, 442 Qiucoln Nue.
412 sc. Niblanb 2(ue.
419 90. Gbica9o Qtoe.
1854 Wttlpautee QOe.
80 @on9reB Str.
80 @analp0rt 9lDe.
1852 @analport Npe.
&~ltnfomtr0m, @. 9ipiiion H.. 6oDne Qlpe.
S. S. S6tmcf, 547 8lue S8lanb 2lpe.
Otto Golban, @(rdber Qtu. unb %. Str.
90. @erfmeiiter, State unb 80. Str.
&Oloemeef Corr @oob Store.
8ircbler, 1924 State Ctr.
Shtpttleff & So, 67 q. State Ctr.
Qi6tcnitern, 259 Stub Str.
S6ltf, 407 %. Glorf Str.
S. s. WOrper, GlDbonrn 9lpe. IT,. DiDtiiou.
8oit Office Stems &c., 217 Dearborn Str.
@beGmann, III @an 8uren Str.
Q(nberion, 335 Snbiana Str
stephan, 1850 2incoln Npe.
2cmbfc, 1921 Belmont Qlpe.
9aD, $40 Gincolu 9loe.
Butnam, 249 GlDbourn Qpe.
0obler, 403 Glp6ourn Npe.
Otto, @lDbourn Qlpe. II. 9arra6ee ctr.
s. Jti6ter, SuIerton Qlpe.
q. so. &eiS, 81 Nortb 9lpe.
1872 8eIs Ctr.
294 Sebgtpid Stir.
, 1893-12-26

- Sin pcnniploanticbz6euticber Sarnter,
Nomens @ott6ol5, oeriubte AM beiligen
2tbenb Dem guten Santa Claus 0ie be-
fannie GutI3partie burb BEN &amin nacbz
5umaben, bIieb aber iteden un6 tpdre
cIenOIicb eritift, tuenn ibm ntcbt ietne @nz
gebOrigen 81 6itlfe gefommen pGren,
SIS bauerte aber betna6e Stpet Stunben, bis
man Ben armen Gerl baIbtobt Dor ausgez
ftanbener 2tngit un6 am 9an3en 2ei6e GER
ibunben, glitdli9 pieOer alts Oem ruBigen
@efdngniB befreit bate. Scum, cine
lteberrai6un8 bat er beBnegen ieinell
Spr0Blingen oocD bereitet, tpenn ie AUDI
ettpas an0ers aus9efat4en lit, aIs ct beabs
it6ttgt bate. Den @lauben an Ben
rebten" Santa Claus bat er a6er je6enz
falls BET ieinen 8u6en un6 MG6den
gtltnoli9 SerIt6rt.
, 1893-12-26
- Sn M}iGipaufee bat es nocb nibt aus

- Sn W}ilpa1fee bat es nocb nibt aus
getra6t. 3tpet Sduier baben BORT am
Samita8 Sic 3ablungen ein9eitcQt: Sic ~.
%. &i9 S6oe Company" uuO Sic 9roBe
SbnittpaarenbaubIung Jatcb SiIber &
Comp. Die 2(ftioa belaufen iib auf
100000 unb 225,OOO @ouars; mie bod
itcb Sic S9ul6OerbinOIi9teiten b%elaufen,
meiB man mod ntcbt. 9ie S9nittipaarenz
banOlung bleibt i'm 8etrie6. 8icb Stlber
& Comp. batten burb Ben 3uiammenbru6
Der Commercial 8anf" einen f6meren
Sbla9 e~rlitten. Der Same Der Sirma bat
iic6 ais fein 9uteS Omen ertpieleu.
, 1893-12-26

1887 g.. Ni6lan6 9tpe.
gSiebOlbt & 60, 939 Mtlmaufee Qoe.
Sbeobor 8ebrens, 422 gS. II. Str.
&eIS Str. Bridge.
8oentn9, 100 Q8eus Str.
Sobn 8ef, al 98eas Str.
S6raber, 316 g. 0tarfet Str.
9lnoerirn, BIT Sit 0ipiiion Str.
80 8eit Ganbolpb Ctr.
1913 QSeit Cafe Str.
gSaup, 467 SIT 0tpiiion Str.
282 Jf0rtb QlDe.
389 gtortD 0foe.
Wfar, 259 Stub Str.
, 1893-12-26

n @an fdteiSe Otefes aus. Za
, 1893-12-26

N~ben6blatt ber Sq, 9taatsstg. l Sent
, 1893-12-26

Spno's g Hen beIeu fortiuahrenoe Ser.
~ffopfun0. uoem tie Die periifoIiide &elneauna ees
Abflhrtonals pieoer b~erIeaeu.
, 1893-12-26
5tdoti1bes.
SIN 8ren3uerb0r,
Qnwolt mins iudt 5rou Soy in sic
Gn9e Su tretben,

lin ole 2lusiueen oer 6eu9iu gu entfrdfti9en
, 1893-12-26
@er DOritebenbe Grttpurf 5etgt Die 9(rOr0nnrtg
Der Yeri O1tet 1T OtetllOnter'S O}etiterwerf

Nn Die 2eIer Des uQbeuOblattes Der SltnOts
5taatS5eitung" miro Oteies 8iIO fret 1trtter fol-
genoen 8eOtngu1gen abgegeben: 2n 81 Sagen,
Oom 1. big 81. De5ernber, miro TIT vQbeabblatt"
Iotpte SOn1tagS I'M ugSeten" ei1 Coupon ge=
orudt iperOer1, Oefen Nuntmer tdglt6 perdrOert
ptr0, ger 10 a1f chamber fOlge1be Coupons
at Ote Trdger Des Nbe11DblatteS, Dber iu Der
Office Der SlinOts @taats5ettutg %abliefert, err
bdlt bag obe1 erlpdbnte 8tlb fret 5ugeitelt. Sc
tit ntbt rDtbtg, nit Coupon geo, | au3ufangeu,
rl&r 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coupons linO erf for
Oerli6, glet6Otel at wel6em Sage ie beginner,
3. 8. bon 3 big II, Is bts 20, ODER II big 81.
g8er 10 Coupons NIT ettter 2 GentS=Ntarfe fHr
YOrtO %eirtien0et, erbdlt eS per HDit 3ngeia1t0t.
0aS 8tlO miro 1T fOlge1tDe1t Nldben 5ur Sc
1t6ttgl11tg altsgefteQt ietn:
Stub Seferty @de &anboIp6 H. euiaae St. 1887 e. Qf6Gnb Ne.
&ruiar 22 Se6gpf Str. g8iebo6t & So, 99 Ietlpoufee Qe.
The herald., 1893-07-02

notion sldisnalehGi baA
uihu9QHna III gidm5a6'
oiiss tHgaime 5sI9 gztF
gins Il 20 ioss9sgzG ns
boa slelgatbiy ed3 10
jmssaa sfis fc t99aaEeyi
The herald., 1893-07-02

These Elegant Tailored Suits are
WORTH EVERY NICKEL OF
$40. They come in all Shapes and
Styles, made from Imported Worsteds,
Cheviots, Tweeds and Cassimeres. If
you can touch 'em ELSEWHERE for
IS per cent more money we'll give 'em
to you for nothing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-04
The Serpent's Tooth.
IN

didn't send i'm to Heton and Hox-
ford? Didn't send i'm into the harmy,
along O some o. the biggest nobs in all
Hengland. with an allowance fit for a
Young hearl? And what's the hupehot of
il all? Why. he gives dinners to docks
and royal ighnesses. and don't even
harsk is poor old father to meet 'em.
'Ighnesses, indeed could buy up the
'ole blessed lot. And. what's more.
wouldn't mind tellin' 'cm so to their faces
for two pins-ahl just as soon as look at
'em-and . knows IT,"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-04

Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Hacking Dry C5ugh.
Generous Afsctsons eeding OF the Btugs, " hits
Swelling Tum r Hip Disease. BroncRitis .
Not only does the saTsafa hesolFont exeet a.
o-o,iel agents IN The cure al Caronie Scro ulo1ss
Constitutional and SNin Diseases, bur Il the cay
L.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-04
u AID Ways
ID PBa.E S,

The Great Liver and stomach Remedy. An
Excellent aad Mid Cathartic-
Perfect Purgatives, Soothing Aperients,
Act without Pain, Always Reliable ana Nat
uraI in Their Operations.
Perfectly tast.les.. ganty coated with svsst
gum purge. regulate, purity cleanse aad streasthsn
RADW AVS PILLS
For the cure of ali disorders of the stomach.
Liver Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous
Diseases, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Con-
stipation Costiveness. indigestion, Bilious
ness, Fever. Inflammation OF tire Bowels,
Piles and all arrangements OF tho Internal
Viscera. Purely Vegetable. containing no
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
PERFECT DIGESTION will be accomplished BY
taking RadEay's Pills. by so dong
DYSPEPSIA.
Sick Headaoha Foul stomach, Biliousness Will be
avoided as the food that is eaten eontrbu IS its
nourshing Tor the support of the natural
of the body.
R8-Observe the following symptoms resulting
from diseases OF tha gsstive.organs; Constipation,
inward piles fullness Of blood IN the head aciity
OF stomach, heartburn, disyust OF TOO l.
fullnes or wei sht OF the sour cru etatiOns
sinking or auttering OF the heart choking "a To-
eating sensations when la lying posture, dimnsss
of vision. dots webs before the sight fever and
dull pain in the heal, de aciency OF pers pration.
We lowness OF the skin and eyes, pain in tn side
chest, limbs aud sudden Pushes OF heat burning 10
the flesh.
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
system of all the above named disorders
Price 25c per Box Sold by all Druggists.
DIR. RADwAY d CO.. No. 81 Warren II, New
York. will mail Book Of Advice on application
Be Sure 20 Get "Radways."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
- 7 ~ " { q cgeIIt.

. y u
9as n%erbeilerte elaltil9e .grrabaub. 9as einsis.
gru9bauo, lpsidss nan Tag uno gtaft nit 8equeiniid3.
Ibdft, &ataloge aui 9srlanaen fei sueejanbt. SIM.
oroneS GtattIc GruB 60. S22 @rOoSpap, SIDE IL. Ctr.
Sasw 2Srt. 2iniemk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

&CultpC\pOH VI C0NOJA0 SAVT
8aliam fir'S 5errtn'ne 9era
.3eQner, cine frii6e, einen Stlber>
fopf! Gum Seufel 1T Der Sptrttus, bas
gble9ma lit 9e6lteben. . mir mitlien nadb7
bet3en.
XIV.
Ser &ammerberr befan6 it6 in arger
MiBltimmitng. Die 8erurtbeilung Wursz
burgs bate Ben erlten QtnitoB ba3u gegeben
- Die seri9tlibe 2luffaiiung bes &en7
fontres ais !3peifampf entipra9 our5aus
nt6t ietnen BIni6en, benen 8utDlge Der
Strafantrag alf Morbperiucb pber bod
minbeltens auf DoridbLicbe ibwere &orper7
perlebung bGtte geiteut tperoen ml1en.
gtatiirlicb DerfteL 8iftor mn Der 9letcben
Strafe, 4nb bic boien !3unsen, pelcbe
obnebtn 6aS unlieblame @reigntB tn fiir
i'm nibts ~ipentger ais ibmei6elbafter
@ei1e glo1lterten, erbtelten 1teuen St0ff'
0a3u bate ibm 9err bon SeoltB 1oeben
Die Mtttbeilun9 9ema3t, Dab Die fur DE
8o5rberiu6e perfigbaren @eloer oous
ftGnoig nerausgabt ieien uno Der lettenoe
Sngenteur erflGrt babe, Die btSber 9nf9ez
funbenen @r3gGnge perltefen tbetlS gu I'M
9iinittg, tbeitS 81 unbebeuteno, INN etlleI
6as bo6e NnLagefapttaI aucb rur n1GBta
ber3inienbe 4usbeute 81 getpdbten.
Gs mar nut bic 8eitGtigung oel1en,
mas man ftcb beretts in Der sansen I'M
seqenb unter ipDttii9en 8emerfungen er'
5dblte unb er felbit Idngft 9ea5nt bate
0m bitteriten freili9 empfanb ct bic @r'
fOlge, pelbe Nuras in 2~iebcnfcIbe e~r3telt'
= unb ct ielbit fonnte beut bort Oe'
SEER ietu, batte er nid9t benz 9irsflo'
miBtraut! MtiBgei9tf uber NttB9el9tf
Bte ein idbtpar3er Soben 3og 1tcb 1ett BEN
qelt6rten 8~erloDungSfeit cine Settle boz
Btbermdrtigfetten burcb ietn 9eben. Saun
al neuem @lan3e ertpedt, talcbte Der Sterr
Ser @ilbenbof unb 8uper auf's gtene II
tribe Wolten nteoer.
Die biirren 8ldtter, bic unter ietner
SuBen ralbeltcn, ais ct BON Der 8a15leG
na6 benz S6loife i9ritt, argerten i'm MI
cine bobnenbe Wfulit. 81 bate fur Der
Qnfang bes QSinters Die pracbtooue Ser:
md~blungsfeter, fur Oas iunge Raar eIn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. March 81, is


Offerings at auction on Change to-day.
80 packages sun-cured tobaccos; highest
price to-day, SS25.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change for the month ending to-day, 1S2
packages Of sun-cured tobaccos; highest
price for the month ending to-day $3.50.
Sales Of loose tobaccos on the breaks
for the month ending to-day, ISIS. 653
pounds; highest price for bright tobaccos,
SIS; highest price for dark tobaccos, SIS.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. hogshead; filters. -: smokers.
S. scrap (brighD, II; leaf dark, 20; Tugs
dark 7: Total, 90 hogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
month ending to-day: Wrappers, 1867
hogsheads; filters $40; cutters. 81; smokers.
Us; scrap (brghD, 81; scrap dark. l4l.
leaf dark, rs, suncured. ,; burleys. 10,
Tugs dark. SS7. Total, 1901 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright % hogsheads: dark,
% hogsheads and 30 tierces; Western, 10
hogshesds. Reinspe 10
hogsheads; Western l6 hogsheads.
Myers. Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny,
Old Dominion. Vaughan's. Planters,
Shockoe and Seabrooks tobacco ware
houses re"ort to-day: Receipts. AZ pack
ages; del O. les. Il packages.
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Virginia. Meals Jones' and Davenport's
added report for the month ending to-
day: Receipts, 1903 packages; deliveries.
2li6 packages.
Excess OF the receipts over the de-
liveries for the month ending to-day. 157
packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city Of Richmond Va. to-
day Cigars and cigarettes. $3.50; plug
tobaccos, $2,nl34; special tax 1898. To-
tai $2,769l7
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city OF Richmond, Va, for
the month ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes. sj3.54S2i; plug tobaccos. s7l.-
6i5.72; special tax, Sll254. Total. SIPS. 306.50.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: William A. Smith, Danvile; r. j.
Harrison, Cumberland; John A. Burke,
Chesterfield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01
DEMOCRATS ACQUITTED
or THE cHHRGE or RIoTING IN
MITCHELL ON ELECTION NIGHT.
!. Rowan Rogers. the Dofsulting E1-
Sheriff 81. 90 bo Prosecuted Tor Embez-
nemept-An ofaoer on Trial.

y,rrrcr a. g.. March Especial -
-r,.-o MI. .a interesting case IN Wake
s,,,,i,- D.., to-day. the trial Of J. r.
,,.r.y .. other white Democrats Of
1u.cr... r iu this county. charged
,,..b ..e lr a riot election night.
,-.... nns sufficient evidence the
s.,... r.rr released.
S... ~. rou. OF Wake Superior
,-... made known the fact that
,..... ..-.rs late Republican sheriff
,.,ri. county. Viii bo arraigncd and tried
,..,.v.., f0r omboz1lcmcnt II has been
N. WAS over ten thousand dol
.N.. fn his accounts. and has bec,
,,. mu. uma to settle. hut his surofies
G.. .. -H'r fnr him and they are prosc-
...frr fio vN accordingly be tried lie
&. r about .- lai "a nix as Charles u
I".h l.fr Republican clerk OF Wake
Superior C..rf who skipped the State
on account 0. shortages.
TNe wrII -hn..n policeman murder case
Sc Durham Came up for trial yesterday.
l.e na-~ Wayland T. Rollins. Who
shot oni t1ei sandy Jones a few weeks
ago. is on fral for his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS GRANTED.
Judge jackson Interferes in tho Suit
Against the Central Railway.


WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 31-Yes-
terday Justice Jackson heard an applica-
ton by Patrick Calhoun, of Georgia,
and Leopold Wallach, Of New York, in
behalf Of Alexander Brown & Sons. Of
Baltimore; Simon Borg q Co, Of New
York. and Robert l.. Harrison, large
holders Of the junior securities Of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company
Of Georgia 20 stay the foreclosure pro-
ceedings in the suit brought by the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company Of New
York against the Central Railroad and
Banking Company Of Georgia on the
100000 tripartite bonds, on the ground
that such foreclosure suit is hostile TO
the best interests of the junior security
holders OF the Central railroad and it's
associated lines. As condition for
granting the stay the petitioners allege
that they were prepared 10 purchase and
pay for, upon three DAYS notice. all that
is due on principal, past due coupons
and accrued interest thereon on the tri-
partite bonds that may be delivered at
the office at the New York Guaranty and
Indemnity Company. 80 Cedar street,
New York.
Justice Jackson. in the chambers to-
day granted the stay and set the hearing
Of the motion for the 10Th Of April next.
Senator Butler WAS associated and ap-
peared with the other counsel on the ap-
plication. The Hollins' plan of reor-
ganization Of these important properties
was upon a sale Of the properties under
the foreclosure and the formation Of "A
new company.
1t is understood that a more equitable
scheme Of reorganization IS now in pro-
cess Of PREPARATION and will be submit
ted TO the security holders shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01
MONEY BEIoNGED TO HUEREAUx.
Explaining the Connection of San Domin-
go,s PIesident WIN the French Bank.

COS President Win the frenCh BANK.
NEW YORK. March 1.-The story
brought from San Domingo yesterday by
some passengers on the steamer Saginaw
% the effect that the President Of san
Domingo had broken into the safe Of the
French Bank is not generally credited
here.
Among those who disbelieye the story
is T.. L. Nasquez. the san Domingo Con-
sul-Geucral Mr.. NasqueZ explained that
am international Notwithstanding had oc-
CURED between his Government and
France over the settlement Of a supreme
Court decision IN favor Of President
HueroauX in his personal capacity, who
had sued the French Bank at San Do
miupo CITY for StZ.Ill
The bank officials declined 20 obey the
orders OF the Supreme Court and upon
it's threat TO enforce ITS decree appealed
TO the French consul. who protested and
called for the support Of a man-of-war
then IN port.
This was the situation OF affairs ten
days ago.
The onsul-General 8 mail by the Sagi-
nav yesterday contained the Govern
ments reply 20 this protest Of the French
consul. IL was IN effect that the Gov
eminent of san Domingo could not inter
fore with judicial DEGREES of the supreme
Court unless a refusal so 10 do would
precipitate Il conflict, and that II the
Government receded from this position II
would only bee under strong protest.
Nasquez communication, which was
only semi Official, stated further that
the matter was as yet I'm allegiance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01

tSfEAiIlE. y. g.. March 81. -Spocial
Governor Hall BIAS pardoned Ben. IIau
wlf.' thr"c-ycar member OF the
county rhain-canr whose term would
hove expired in about six months lie
vss sentenced for an attempt 20 burn
t.e $3.50 while confined therein as pris-
s.
rre session ~ tho superior court will
end ,hs week Several important cases
Hate h..n tried ono involving tho ouos-
ron M thc foatabnity ~ the French
broad river below Ashcville. which was
decided adversely TO the lumberm N.
I.'s may ultimately affect our people
ia.s' seriously in it's effect on the de-
f.. .rment of their timber interests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01

s.s'satlon or the banks affairs. the peo-
p'e OF Atlanta connected my departure
WIN tnat fact | would have come any
nV", ana my coming would have STONED
we INVESTIGATION anyhow. have seen the
A''otney-Seneral. but am nos at liberty
state what passed between us The
l"lormSuon will have 10 come from The
u'P9i' men OF Justice. I will state. how
ever that II is his intention TO probe the
"''dr 10 the bottom. There will be seri-
GUS oeVelopments OF course IL is no
secret IN Atlanta that had prepared sew
sru papers for presentation TO the grand
jury. leave for New York tonight and
VIII spend saturday and a part OF Sunday
AT Namoridgo. | have q son at Harvard.
! VIII bc in Washington on Monday and
nope To leave on Wednesday next.
presume that the Investigation will be
resumed as soon after my arrival in At
lanta as possible"
Mr.. Joseph James, the recently ap-
pointed attorney for the Northern dis
trlct of Gooreia, was with the Attorney
General yesterday morning. but Mr.. Olney
gave him no Instructions IN regard TO the
Cate city matter 1t was not mentioned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Gate City Bank Anair VIII be "Probed
20 tho Bottom -

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March cap
tain Horny W Jackson, Of Atlanta spe-
cial United States attorney in connection
with the Kedwinr dcfalcaiion in the Gate
Guy Bank whose presence in Washing
ton AZ this time has excited q good deal
~ interest, has this 10 say on tho SUBJECT
1T 81 am error 70 suppose that my pre-
se0ce in Washington has anything 20 60
with the Gate city Bank affairs. htNe
fhIee 'ases before the United states Sh-
prene Court. and az II is a BODY ulat
waits for no man. ! was forced 70 be LeFe.
knowing that Attorney-General OlEey
hsd ordered temporary cessation OF IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01
GOOD FRIDAY on 'CH4NGEs.
Business Almost Entirely Suspended.
Banks Omen a. lanai

NEW YORK, March Sl.-To-day being
Good FRIDAY, there is an air Of quletness
down town. occasioned by the closing Of
the exchanges and courts. II is not a
legal holiday. and the custom-house and
banks are open as usual BY a vote OF
the members. however, the Stock Fx-
change and Consolidated Exchange did
not open this morning. The Produce Elk
change is also closed. The Cotton and
Cattle Exchanges shut down yesterday
until Monday. The Real Estate Exchange
closed but business is being done at the
auctOneers' sales-rooms. The Mercan-
tile Exchange was open this morning. but
closed at noon. The Maritime Exchange
Offices are open for the convenience Of
members, but the exchange is closed for
business.
Continuous services are being held
throughout the day in all the Roman
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal
churches.
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sELEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty-fuh and Leigh streets,
Rev. ". l.. WRIGHT. pastor.-Preachlng at
II A. NJ. and F. VI. Sunday by the pastor.
Sunday school at 9:lj \. NJ. PRAYER meeting
Wednesday night at \ O'Clock. Young mems
prayer meeting Tuesday night a. 8 o'clock.
All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-01

Programmes II the music TO be rendered
at the churches tomorrow will be pub
lished in Sundays Times II will be a
complete and correct list
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, March 81, 1893.

Offerings-Wheat. 3i4 bushels corn,
700 bushels; oats. LOIS bushels.
Sales-Wheat, ISL bushels.
-Wheat-Longberry. 75c. 10
nc; mixed. 73c. 10 nc. shortberry,
zoe 10 nc; No. red. 7fc TO Toe. Corn
White. Virginia (bag lots). sic. to 52c.
No. white, sic. to &c; No. 2 mixed,
40c to SOC. Winter oats (for seed, nom
inal; No. . mixed, 3Sc. to 3Sl5c. No.
mixed, 36c. to 37c. Rye, coo. to Csc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. March
1.-Cattle-Receipts. 300; shipments.
500; market active and steady; top steers.
$3.50; medium and good. S5.0O0550. ma
tive cows ard heifers. s.. 75G4.1O
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; shipments. 1000;
market slow.
Sheep-Receipts. COCO; shipments. 1900;
market strong; natives, S4.50q6.5O; clip
ped Texans. s2.9Oa42O.
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MRS. BALDT'S GREAT NERVE.
She Exhibits Perfect Indifference on Beiu
Arraigned for SwindIing.


ArraiCned for SwindIing.
NEW YORK. March 9l-Mrs. Elizabeth
+. Badly who fed from this city last
November 20 escape arrest on the charge
Of swind.ing. was brought back TO the
metropolis last night by two detectives.
Tho trio came from Baltimore whore
The woman has been living since her flight
from New York.
Mrs. Badly shortly after the prcsiden-
tial contest was decided opened an Office
at No 6i3 Broadway, in this city She
advertised In her circulars that she had a
strong pull" ON the incoming admins
tratiou and would be able 80 guarantee
fat ofhccs-i1eal positions i'm Uncle Sans
employ % whomsoever would pay her the
stipulated price.
Before the opening Of jefferson Market
Police Court to-day another complainant
against the prisoner was found lie was
Michael Cleary. shoemaker at p Prince
street.
Cleary says that Mrs Badly in Novem-
Der last called on him and graphically
described the advantages ~ the city of
pdenton. midway between Baltimore
and Washington. She offered 10 sell him
house and lot I'm that vicinity for 81 O00
lie snapped AT tho chance and paid her
So 10 bind The bargain. Since her sudden
cessation Of business i'm her Broadway
office he ascortainol 10 his chagrin that
pdenton with its charming homes. existed
in only the mind of Mrs. Badly.
The prisoner was richly dressed when
brought 90 jefferson Market Police Court
to-day. Her manner was n0nchalant in
the extreme. She refused 10 speak CON
corning her case. except to say that it
didn't trouble her any
Justice Voorhis opined that iuasmuch
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s%-ST. MARKS.-Rev. GEORGE c. ABBrTT
assistant rector. Divine services at II A. NJ,
and 2. NJ, conducted by Mr.. ABBIrr.
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Correct programmes Of the music 70
b. rendered at the churches to-morro"
VIII he published IN Sundays Times.
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sEMAR SHALL-STREET CHRISTIAN
church. Preaching at II 4. VI. and 80 p. VI.
BY the Rev. A. NJ, CHaMB'BLNN sunday
school al $3.50 A. NJ Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at .45 p. u Is