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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. March observation-disclosures closed quiet
but STEADY american an midallng, low mlddhng cause
delivery, 56-.4d sellers; April and May delivery
4 56-64a4 57-64d May and June delivery, 4 5s-6id
sellers June and July delivery, j964d buyers July
and August delivery, 6O-64da 4 6l-64d: August
and September delivery, 6O-64dG 6l64d September
and october delivery, 56-64G4 51-e4d October and
November delivery, 1 54-64a4 55-64d.
Galveston, March a3:-Cotton steady; middins
3-4c : low middling. 3-sc good ordinary, sc
net and gross receipts 500 bales exports coastwse
2134 bales sales l,342 bales, stock. 5000 bales
Norfolk, March 23.-Cotton dull middling, sc
low middling 7-16c good ordinary. 34c. net and
gross receipts 972 bales exports coaswse $50 bales
sales AZ bales: stock. 1896 bales.
New Orleans. March 23.-Cotton dull and easy good
middlng, o 3-l6c: middling, 1885, low middhng
lee good ordinary, $780, net receipts. .,3Id
bales: gross, 2.747 bales exports to the Continent
100 bales sales 2,100 bales stock, 205,ll2 bales
savannah, March c3.-Cotton easy; midtlins.
Slice; low niddling, '.l6c; good ordinary.
15-l6c net receipts. 400 bales gross ,499 bales
exports TO the Continent, 300 bales: eoastwlse'
SIG bales sales, 2T5 bales; stock, o1,493 oaies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March % (speciaD.-A crop damage p,,.
from Kansas changed the tone little wheat t,xv
Then for reason other May shorts have becoc
li.tle uneasy again. Wheat would have closed IshS,
than it did but fer sales by the bull interest ius, az ~
tap the ten. May sold between 76isc and .c+e ss
closed at 76iec July sold between 72sc and a. 80
closed at PFC. The receipts here were light liS car:
the estimate for Friday was $50 ears the Nohwess..
cars $40, 300 less than the day last NJ,
The Price Currenrs crop summary for the week ~:
rather bearsh IL L. expected that visible sum-,
next Monday will show good.slcd decrease Arnss,
vstors capable holding bushels Of nu shs ss
which he expects TO bring down here from Mnnearnis
Corn Gull and featurcess. May sold between ar:
and 43ac and closed At 43'-c Inc receipts were IL
cars estimate for Friday $50 Oats conts
to follow corn. May sold between 3-ic and 3sIe -
closed It 32asc. The receipts l27 cars the att
for Friday was 1870 cars There weak DO.
vision market. Pork declined 81 cents barrel ~
20 to IS cents hundred ribs to % cents hundrs5
The feature OF the day seemed 10 be the selling lard h.
Armour Wright evidently covered a good deal ~ ~
From extreme weakness the crowd decided tia, H.
bull interest must have sold pOri: freely Wedn9dav
May pork sold bstween sl5 20 and 81 80 and closed u
closed sll 5o September lard sold between eli p d
$40 95 and closed at 40 95 May ri sold between eo u
and $40 OF and clo-ei $40 TO- The bull wheat CLAN
sold puts any amount at 7Gc tonight calls were IKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

FLOUR AND MEAITraes in Hour wa. on about F, The
was some nqur, for MEDIUM grades, but not much bus
resulted Export Olcrs were '.ar aide from ABOUT
The total sales Of spring patents weTe about 1000 bo' az
there we're bbl-, - o3ds 10 Loo .traiehi' at
;gpcra9s at s. fair d%
Salfy sales 200 bbls Brndywine at - 80 600 bag,
W Ws.cTn a nS%s scu f@p =. oo2 yellow snuad
81 sods3 Tag meal ooc a$l I, ana southern, oicGsl
Mill TEED Market moderately auye and hrm
si e far SSsc s?o we eaer IL Quoted e,c
GRAIS-wHEAT-The dealings in wheat to-day were
on very small 'cale with most Of he ,Sans1c'on' 70,
ghi but there buying Orders here ana sup
Ps see' # Gs'as sa Sam !S Sq ne
ssa S iss sS ss. Of az 1a@ad in
sod Of s''ss ses ss' dnc Of opon Tho
frcs Current @ sTioa dalor to SSa
from o" bur- the larger proportion Of adSiccs main.
arp ai previous vic Expectations
aceranable General condition appea,s not 60
hended Prime declared mat while there j. damage in
mat the so1 amount y" saos Of a,gc nH
develop the amount OF injury Late Dispatches from
be no wheat crop Western Kama. tHis owing 70
dry s aSSs last "s and @ Of
sS1 wa e Sdd SI and c the e curb rail- ' @
cash wheat was quiet until near The clos when about
Sadr as scn pa s oa at @ over we May S "
aloat: IT,, loads OF choice wheat
lyered load Of No hard winter private
COIN-TIe market was m dcutcy active ANA a little
nrmer on q better k"ling West Prices advanced to
sc with light trading. one FOR the strength
the report weather the West ana the fact that
country road, impossible, which will free sell
ing from hands. With the present Of the
weather the roads may last Tor some little time and win
affect for a week The bulls claim
after this Influence 1, over the movement viii con
tinue light Cash quiet with sales Of Loco
bush expert Sac. b. anoa: for early April.
The sales were $4,000 bush, follows: No. corn 900
bu.h 525.c elevasf 5000 bush 5Jac d, iycrsd 5000
bush 5tc {. >. anoat early April No. corn. 1000
hush iii delivered
steamer 1000 bush, 81 2d5i'.c elevator. ATS-The
market was quiet oats about steady. hardening
little afternoon. with the steady feeling prevailing
The close was quiet. Cash oats were modrr
aely a-Gve with sales OF 900 bush. as follows No
oats CARROTS 3Si d30c elevator, i0c delivered No.
oats, ase; no. . white 1900 bush; a3e No 3
track mivcd G000 BUSH "9d40iac; rejected In cle-
,ator 37c for mixed. and Ale for Whit.
BAHLEY-Markct quiet and about steady Quotations
nominal a. cOd05c i.r No Western and California Goa
Toe RYE-Market duh and noninalv ST adv: Western
6Od04c anoat MALT-Market steady AMI nomlnally
unchanged Western. 1OoSjc two-rowcd State. 75d77c
sixro wed. s22as7Hc Option quotations follow For
comparison the closing prices OF last night
responding date last year are given:
Open. High. Low Clos. Las. Last
fphf A..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
PLANS FOR TIE BIG NAVAL REVIEW.
ADMIRAL GHERARDI TO ENTERTAIN FOREIGN
GUESTS ON THE DOLPHIN.


GUESTS ON THE DOLPHIN.
Rear Admiral bancroft Gherardl. commandcr'in
chief OF the naval review feet returned from wash
ngton Yesterday where he has been in consultation
with Secretary Herbert completing the details OF the
programme. One o. the principal things discussed
wis the entertainment OF guests AT Hampton Roads,
during the week in which the foreign vessels VIII
be there. The Army officers stationed at Fortress
Monroe will entertain the foreign visitors to lin
tied extent far as the $4,000 appropriated Tor
that purpose will permit them. Secretary Herbert
decided apart 80. 900. of the 100000 appro
prated for the expenses OF the review for the en-
terainment Of the foreign naval guests at Hampton
Roads There will be series Of dinners by Admiral
Gherard. The $4,000 allotted for this purpose does
not include the cost Of the dinner TO be given here by
Admiral Gherardi after the review. Although The
Philadelphia has been selected by Admiral Gherardi
his fla gshp during the rendezvous and review, the
guests will be entertained that vessel because
her cabins are not suitable for large number OF
guests. The Dolphin, which has been reftted as The
yacht OF the President and the secretary Of the Navy
and has cabin accommodations for fifty guests
will be used by Admiral Gherard for entertainments
Orders were issued yesterday for the Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Yorktown and Vesuvius to be ready 10 sail
for Hampton Roads Tuesday. The monitor Mi
antonomoh and the Naval Academy practice ship BAN
croft will be ready start until ten days later.
The torpedo boat Cushing which is being fitted out
at the torpedo station Newport may possibly join
the four vessels to Tuesday and so TO Hamp-
ton Roads with them Her hull has been newly
painted and is bottle green color. TO resemble
that which the sea assumes al night. This will make
her almost Invisible at any distance in the daytime.
and practically 50 at night even under the power Of
the search light hence she will be extremely useful
as dispatch boat A signal mast has been put in
the boat. the purpose being TO her 10 signal the
orders OF the commandernchef 10 the vessels of the
feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
BUSINESS IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, March 23.-The supreme Court Of The
United states did the following business to-day:
No. 1853. John X. Sax. appellant, agt. the Taylor
Iron Works. Dismissed with costs
No. 100. John Watson. appellant. aet. Henry Bel
fed, ct al. Dismissed with costs.
No. 162 Nathaniel ii. Wolfe. plaintiff In error,
agt. The Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Com
pany, OF Hartford Conn. Submitted.
No 163. Tle president and directors OF the Man
haitian Company plaintiffs in error. agt Marshall b.
Blake Collector OF Internal Revenue. submitted.
No 1G7. Scion Humphreys ct al, receivers. etc,
appellants agt. John H. Perry, ct al Argument be-
Adjourned until tomorrow. The day call will be
Nos. 167. $50 (and 15l 10. III, 112. l73, ia,
l75. 176 and III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
PHILLIPS AyDoYER ALUMNI TO MEET.

The biennial dinner OF the New-York Association
u the Alumni and ana Students Of Philips Academy.
Andover, Mass. will be held at the Hotel Bruins
sick Hfth-ave. and Twenty seventh-st. Thurs
iay. March 80. at O'Clock D. m. Charles II. Wood
ru6 80. president Of the association. will preside
at the dinner Among the speakers win be Dr. Cecil
p p. Bancroft. principal OF the academy, the Rev.
DF. David J. Durrell, Gilman II. Tucker. Robert r.
bishop, Of Massachusetts, representing the Boston
Alumni Association. and a representative from the
alumni association Of Phillips Exeter Academy. Mem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 23.-The demand for wool Is mod.
crate, and the sales of the week are ONLY 2554OO0
pounds of all kinds Prices steady and UNCHANGED
Chio heeces are held al 29c for K. 30o Bic for Xxx
and 81 sc for Xxx AMI above and XXA Mchioa
Goane selections have Ien made ne 1 ,S saes q
new fat sheep wool sold at .0a 25c. as 10 quality
and condition. Territory woods are selling quite
well on basis OF 55d b0c clean for fire. 54a Sc for
fine medium, and i5a SOC for medium In Texss
wool. small sales OF twelve months at 21c and eight
months at IS Lee. California and Oregon woods dull
PULLED woods are In steady demand ut 3bu i0c foe
super Domestic secured woods sell freely. Australian
woods In demand and firm, with carpet woods quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
p,-srSrss IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

Albany, March o3.-The following cases were
argued in the Court OF Appeals today
Emily A. Moulton agt. Nehemiah n. Cornish. ap,
pellant. Submitted.
John Foley and others agt. Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF New-YOrk, appellant Argued BY Ed
ward LYMAN Short for appellant Herbert Green for
respondent.
David j. Boehm at. George Bes and another. APP
pellants. Argued by Morris :. Wise for appellants
John Broots Leavt for respondent.
william o. Douglass agt. Peter Ferris as executor.
ETC., appellant. Argued by Richard l.. Hand for
appellant ROYAL COrbn for respondent.
The day calendar for tomorrow is Nos. ITO. 3lS.
3l0 337 $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE WORKOUT PREACHERS WILL NOT GET IT.


Judge Dugro in the Superior Court yesterday handed
down a decision declaring void clause In the viii
of Francis s. Driscol. bequeathing one-third OF his
estate for the maintenance Of home for the super
animated and WORKOUT preachers OF the New-lork
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mt.
Driscoll died on February 81, 1892, and left Will
dated November 81, 1850. This will was admitted
to probate on March 80 1892. The widow was NEIL
toned In the will under her maiden name OF Clara
T. Wolcott. Requests were made 10 her and also to
the daughter OF the testator. Emelie W. Bracken.
Another provision of the document was that one
third Of the estate should go a home of the char
acter mentioned. If such home was In existence
the executors were empowered to secure the ncor
poration Of such an institution.
The daughter sole heir at law. brought an action
to have this clause OF the will made void the ground
that it was too indefinite She also wanted a decree
entered declaring that her father had died without
disposing OF the part of his property bequeathed in
the will 10 tins home Judge Dugro has granted the
prayer OF the complaint in every respect The estate
amounted TO about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March %, AS p. m.-Beef ana porA ~
fair demand Hams in moderate demand. Bacon IN
moderate demand long clear middles about A. ns.
steady at SIS. Cheese in poor demand. Iaiow IN
moor demand Spirits Of tllrpentine In poor demand
dnll AT 24s Cd C0ttOnsecd Oll-Llverpool renneo
steady at rs Sd. Resin in fair demand La sso..
Spot in poor demand futures In no demand WEE
in moderate demand. Flour In poor demand Cfn-
spot in moderate demand; futures In ialr demaae
MIXED Western spot steady NJ IS I'd. Hops at Lon
don-Pacitc Coast. I'm fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Spw-YOIK March -, 1870
Co1vroN-The Gotten market improved three points az
the start then sSd on 8 P or Man yhe nrat $50
ah rather Better lass Of foreign Intelligence. which in
GUIDED private cable; saying that n F for the
meeting OF operatives to-day To put the Official Se
Tie Union uIon the UNDERSTANDING maze 9e'W h That
thc sales Of spot in Liverpool Only amounted TO
5000 bales and INV s;ue hd tHs trsdcd in our
Het unon the theory that the strike had been Fly
,; Gi o m M news wore from The south
enthu preparations IGr her reaqe dvoed
cotton by II 70 20 per and throughout the south
not only increased area reported but me pVy CIV be,r
ish and nothing the caution engenderra rSa ,ni
possibilities Of active deI1ni Tor Go'0 a paysns
heavy selling for short account Nsw9ean, and r st an
for tomorrow e-timned at 200 Iae' ana ro a
Tor tho week remain hcreofore-iS 900 at the 1r,S
l3ooo at The interior Snra At '9pe' rortS md
about the last year, tccepts ~ ."r ,,n
THE ESTIMATED MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
The estimated movement for this week subl"rt 10 CITY
against a. 73 bales last AMI GO 49, bars a, YER
Rccep- interior $4,000 bale, aSanSc ~ ~ oa
@ estimate 900 at s1s LEO Sswv GH nt,
Fsr%afisa $50 bales 'os7
a. a59 tales against 5000 bales last week Port re-:
cepts today S0oC bales exports "at .s br sor sds
o h,.s cts Consolidated not receipts FAR This
week ~ o5o bales export Great RrtaIn l,o4 pa Dali,
France 1853 bales Continent, "'o- Dalc'' TOTAL
% The Liverpool cables toby reported spot cotton
s%e A ccc Sad %d' n"aan % e.
Futures Of ened steady at lGM To- 2'Gid shyahe" az
= p % s GS %Ge St at steady at csd i'
days prices on some positions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


Thera were no sensational Developments rlort" i'o"
the petroleum fields yesterday. but the epcuaNe o''uo
markets ruled strong. There were sales OF io'o'o ''
ot the Stock Exchange At % cents against o. =, the
Wond,v when the asst tran.a, tons WIRE ra.o o,,
consolidated Exchange the dealings announcer '" -V'V
h,r.l. CGQG6. cents. net gam Oh = - r IN
The Quotations refined oil were ihena "a a n,
cents Der gallon In barrels. $50 cents Ia pun .;,." i3
Int IL ,a.rs Foreign quotation, were Aht"'tP l.
Sr.nss " pr,m,n :, 20 marks Lot don. i'sdf+i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

bes OF other Phillips Academy associations will also
be present and speak.
A business meeting OF the association Will be held
before the dinner, at which the officers and commit
tees for the coming year will be elected. The
present officers are President, Charles H. Wood
ruff: vicc-presdens Nathaniel Mics, L. =. Convers,
Oliver H. Payne and Peter p. Oney secretary. Henry
NJ Love, and treasurer, Arthur L. Graves
The meeting this year promises to be largely at
tended by the almunl and friends OF the famous Ola
Newt England school Tickets for the dinner ut 90
each NAV be obtained from the secretary, Henry
NJ Love, No. 81 Winlam-st, New.Iork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
BIG CROWDS AT A SPRING DISPLAY.

The attractive display attending the twelfth annunl
spring opening Of Best e. Co.'S Linputan Bazaar. at
Nos. 60 and Sc West Twenty.thlrd-st. was con-
tinucd yesterday. By an unfortunate error in the
account Of the opening published yesterday. the
address Of the frm was oven - No. 70 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE COURTS.
THEIR STORIES DO NOT AGREE
WIFE AND HUSBAND MAKE CHARGES IN SUIT

FOR SEPARATION
judge McAdam, in the superior Court, yesterday
granted counsel of SIS TO Martha McNaiy In
her suit for a limited divorce from Walter V. Nc
Nally The afidaviis the motion for allmony were
extremely conflicting. The couple were married In
the Church OF the Sacred Heart In Fifty -eighh-st
on November 20, $780, They went to No. u West
One-lundrcd- and -frstst. to live Mrs. McNally de-
cIares that their living expenses at that house were
s1OO month"; and that her husband made good wages.
They lived there until February 3 last, when she
alleges her husband deserted her and left her entirely
without means OF support lie Is living with his
brother, James McNally. at No. c0l West Thirty
eighth-st and she declares that he earning from
800 TO 1925 week. After her husband deserted
her. she saws, Daniel O'Conncll, lawyer. came TO
her house and offered to pay her $50 a month on
behalf OF her husband II she would sign certain papers
The defendant denies absolutely that he abandoned
his wife, and declares emphaticay that she drove him
out Of the house. lie says that he Is not eai'i'e
anything now and that he never spent 500 hoh'i
on household expenses. As he was only earning ~
a week at the time he says that II his vile spent
such sums as she mentions, she must have had some
income other than the money which he gave to her
He never authorized OCOnncll or any one elSe lie
SAYS 20 offer TO pay $50 month to his VIE. beinS
entirely OF work and penniless, he Declares lie Is
unable to pay anything II he should secure employ
ment he says, he does not expect to get more IMAM
ss n week. as he is only twenty-five years old and
has no trade. For the last five months. ne declares
he has toen ont of employment, and although he did
moi hive apy money TO give to his wife, she always
bad plenty OF money and he does not Know where
she got 1t. Before he left home, he says, he mwned
all his jewelry and nearly all his clothes Inc oay
before he left his wife, he says he pawned ms watch
for 800 and gave the money to her with which 10
nav the rent Instead Of using it for this purpose,
he declares she used 1t buying vine ana carousihs
I'pon these afidavits Judge McAdam granted a coun-
sci fee Of $2o, but refused to grant aimony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

Sixty. thrd-st TIE pretty novelties were SO tas,c
fuIIy arranged as to make attractive picture ~
the hundreds who visited the store. but thcre "o'
also many pretty floral decorations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
Spring Resorts.
the NEW HOTEL CASTLE10M

t,rrntou lei ghts New-DiIsntCn, Ssdscu t's.s,
,ooEins the magnificent panorama Of Nowiok BAY ana
surfuunding cities; elevators. steam neat eiees W.
and ughtng open tres psrlors. paLIas IN g.ss
Or evv,y Within half an hour OF n Y. CITY BY spendS
Neat service hotel stage In waiting rates rsue pr
J-NS "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
rlcc-. -. Common.
CURRENT sp)T COTTON PRICES.

Ouot,ons are based American standa"i o. clossl-
ecatIon and running In qualify not NOR"
than half grade above or below the 2rn" quo'""
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

SAN MERvuLE, Ga, Sept, 1s-Three
men, supposed to be white, held up a
north bound freight train on the Georgia
Central railroad at Lyerly When the
train arrived at Raccoon Mills the men
got off and ran through the woods Near
Tryon the men were overtaken in an old
swamp and surrounded by 800 men. Just
as the posse came in sight the men shot
and killed an old man named Jones, who
was quietly walking along the edge of the
swamp. When the posse surrounded the
men an exchange of shots took place, dur
ing which two Of the posse were shot. The
posse held the men at bay all day. Fur
ther bloodshed is anticipated when the
otlicers advance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

PARIS, Sept ia dispatch received
from Rio Janeiro by the Brazilian legation
says that the insurgent feet resumed the
bombardment of the city yesterday.
Heavy firing was continued for three hours.
The forts replied with great effect. The
steel cruiser Republica, the fastest of the
Brazilian naval vessels, forced a passage
across the bar Sunday night and after u
severe fight with the forts got away to the
south. She is supposed to have started to
Santos for the purpose of blOckadiug that
port. Immediately after yesterdays bonn
bardment the Aquidaban with the rest Of
the insurgent fleet sailed southward. The
fleet is expected to blockade shortly ali
the ports south Of Rio Janiero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10-In the United
States circuit court yesterday Judges Goff
and Hughes rendered a decision IN the ia
nous Nelson and Whaeton habeas corpus
cases, involving the rights Of citizens of
Virginia and Maryland to use the waters
Of the Pocomoke sound in common for
oyster fishing The decision gives exclu-
sive control to Virginia. Attorney General
Poe Of Maryland, win carry the case to
the United States supreme court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19
EIexdt for Presldent Jndre.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Sept l0-The Re-
publicans of Carbon county at their con-
vention placed Uhemselyes,1n record as ia
voring q nomination for president judge,
to succeed the late Judge Dreher, and
Horace Heydt was named as the conven-
tion's choice. The other nominees were;
For county treasurer, Levi Horn, of Frank
lin; associate judge, DR.. J. B. Tweedle, of
Weatherly; register and recorder Nathan
Tanner, of Lansford; county commissions
ers, II. II. Mcbride of Beaver Meadow,
and w. II. Anthony, of Parryville; audi
tors Thomas Musselma an, Of Mahoning,
and Paul Kefer, of Mauch Chunk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-The congrega.
tion of the Centennial Baptist church,
Twenty-third and Oxford streets, last
night, by a vote of 100 to 7s requested
Rev DR.. Duncan MacGregor to resign
from the pastorate not later than Sept 30.
The minister is accused Of having written
an improper letter to Miss Salljc George. a
member of the church. The deposed
clergyman's friends will start an iude-
pendent church
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

HARRISBURG, Sept l9-The Democratic
state convention was called to order at 10
o'clock this forenoon. After the appoint
ment of the usual committees an adjourn
ment was taken until o'clock There is
no doubt of the nomination Of Samuel
Gustine Thompson, Of Philadelphia, for
supreme judge. Frank Osbourn, of Pitts
burg, viii be named for state treasurer
No other candidate is talked Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

CoNNELLsvuLE, Pa, Sept l0-Forest
fires have been raging all along the Laurel
mountains from Mount Pleasant to-
Uniontown for the past six teen days.
Owing TO the drought these fires are be-
coming dangerous. just above Connells-
vile the whole mountain side is 8blaze.
Unless rain comes soon the whole sum
mer's work of the farmers living in the
burning district will be lost.