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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
The old officers were reelected.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ROAD.
Gross receipts from
s 2S,717 81 s g
INCREASE IN BUSINESS


II win be observed that the business OF
the road shows a handsome increase for
the year under review, so much so that
the management might be encouraged to
consider favorably the expenditure neces-
sary to double-trdck the road, but the
great prostration of all business during
the last summer has caused such a heavy
decrease of receipts since the close OF the
fiscal year that any extraordinary outlay
must needs be deferred until revival of
business may justify IT.
The board therefore will wait for some
recovery Of traffic before undertaking this
desirable addition to the value Of the
property.
In testimony of the careful handling Of
the trains and the excellent condition of
the property, ID may be mentioned that
although twelve tralns are run daily each
way no passenger has been killed or Sc
riously Injured on the road in twenty
years. and however desirable II may be
10 meet decrea sing receipts with economy
Of expenditure. the safety or the travel
ing public will continue 10 be the first
consideration Of the management. 49,.
standard of the Atlantic Coast Line, of
which IL forms link.
The heavy business Of this great line
and its steady increase for twenty years
sboxs that the public appreciate its char
acter and management.
The report was adopted and the old OF
fcers were reelected.
The &. g. .. Pay-Car.
Heretofore the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway pay-train has been distinct
train. the running of which involved the
wear and tear of an extra locomotive
and the pay OF an extra crew. Saturday
morning Paymaster Hancock attached his
car TO the regular train on the James
River division of the road ana pald OF tnJ
forca on the division that day, yet did
not interfere with the trains getting into
Clifton Forge on schedule time. TINS ieat
affords a good illustration OF what qnleH
work and system can accomphsh' lHe
payroll amounted to some SsVVV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
DRAIN AND corroN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, November 2,--O6er-
ings-Wheai. 2,i98 bushels: corn (white),
ass bushels; oats. i.Do bushels; rye, g
'Y Sales Wheat. ss bushels; corn twhls.,,
III bushels
Experimentation. Lonxberry. 366ec.
mixed. eQssc; Shortberry. so6sSc.; No
corn-Wfiie. prime Virginia. bag lots,
ss4}t6c.; No white. S1isc.; No. : mixed
''Xsn-wistsr tfor see<,. stexe.: No. ,
mixed. Nh s56c.; Nos mixed Es40Stc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
pA1rIMoRE STOCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE, MD. November 20I-Yir-
glnla consol Ss, Ga: Baltimore and Ohio
stock, Y: North Carolina stock. 6s; Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern firsts, 1854
l0iIk. first incomes. CO.: third do, 7Q9:
Consolidated Gas bonds, 1l59s; do. stock.
EclkT5ST
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, MO-, November &.-Fl0ur
dull: patents. s.. 95fD3.0s: family. y.0q20o.
Wheat-Hlgher: November 55f.c.; De-
csfnber. 6g&sls59izc.
CorR-Hieher; November. &c; Decem-
Der. ENC.
oats-Quiet; November. 26hc.; Decent
Der, &c.
Pork-standard mess, $780, on orders.
SIS solif575.
Lard-Prime steam. skc.. nominally.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, s1.c.; longs
and clear ribs. The: shorts. Nc
Bacon--Boxed shoulders. ne. longs. &C.;
clear RIBS, &C.; shorts. SIC.
whlskey-Sl 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Fresh RaisIns and Nuts.

r. L. Christian & Co, S4 east Main
street. have just received large stock
OF New Raisins, Citron. Currants, and
Nuts Of the finest quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
A VERDICT FOR $4,000.
Rendered in Favor of Hogan's Adminisira-
tor-New Trial Refused.
fSneclnl telegrnm 10 the Dlspatchl

'HptCIdI ItIV5IHIH 10 VIIV DI"P"VDII'I
DANVILLE. VA, November 2O.-In '9l
n suit was lnstieated in the Circuit Court
OF Pitsylvania county by William Hoo
gans administrator VS.. T.. ID. Smith &
Co.. Of Philadelphia, for $4,000 The de-
PENDANTS operated an lron-mine at Pitts
vile. this county. and Hogan was IN
their employ. on June is, 1880, he was
Injured by stone falling on him from
the roof of the mine ard lived eleven
months. The case was removed to the
United States Circuit Court. Evidence was
taken Saturday and the case was argued
to-day The jury gave "A verdict for 5000.
4 motion for a new trial was overruled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy: last loan.
a. and closing offered at X: prime mer-
camille paper, ilsm5 per cent
Bar silver. 69K: Mexican dollars &c.
Silver at the Stock Exchange neglected.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at A.s2ltlgt Sih
for sixty days, and 1854 for demand;
posted rates. $.S3lsd4S6; commercial bills.
4.94A for demand.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dun Railroad bonds firmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
ia 1.Ta. Taie)Ss,l,ptsirl
s1EETINQe

MASONIC E.-A ~
wi stated communication OF RICH A."
MOND RANDOLPH LODGE, No. ~, A. r..
i'm street between Eighteenth and Nineteentn
streets, THIS Tuesday EVENING AZ GOV
O'CLOCK. Work In tue second Degree. Members
of sister lodges and transient brothers are ira
ternally invited
W. HALL CREW.
no2I.it. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

tspeciai telegram 10 she pispa.Snf
NEW YORK. November m.S-w -,
Middleton. International: o. Miger bs ,s
Qsre; J Pope. Aibcmarle: q. miiihiSsiI'
Fefsnsol' isark. A Venue. He. cbanbiin,
e. Denis: J. WeI,issf Hsrlberesusn; IA s.:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
\ ARM0RY INDEED.
.ovuTree RECOMMENDS AN APP
ss' COOPERATION or 100000.
u,,l the Property Dcsired--An rm-
''' msn.s Hall to he Pro,ided-The
blues Come I'm.

..-.-.mmittca appointed 10 sug-
ON. committee on Grounds and
,r. s.,c for the proposed new
.... ermory decided last night 20
-..I mat the general committee
.......i TO appropriate Sio0oO0 In
60 ., bonds FOR the purpose OF
= .9 o0cc, its plans. not yet ma
.. ...ai public hall. and to pro-
r.,-e Ger both the artillerymen
tnond Lght-Infantfy Blues.
.. ea. again unable 10 be pres
,...-s carter and Noble decided
. flr maucr before them, and
.....Luc, Og the City Engineer
.. u.rtcson. Of the Howitzors,
.. OIL. make statement as 10
.thi. examination with Colonel
- certain sites. After explain
.rttt.s OF one over another.
r.f.i.sog said be would prefer
...s property with two-story
Us lam grnory exclusively
} ..Ytr.f- rather than 20 he put
.- place with another organi-
Doc would be satisfied
Isu property was selected
site fDr the Howitzers and
lines were properly
..r.rt claAict. lie somewhat
thc committee bought
would De too long a time
r.r arwory.
talked about tho matter
captain Hutchinson did.
t. EDr.mcntal ArmoTy and
.. -H.a. with that Of ST. Johns
.....l church. ~ the latter
-.L end The Pclouzc pro-
-rht together. would for
.. location for a big public
rUous and other great
tsE ACCEPTABLE.
l.preScntiug the Gesange-
.. which society offers the
rtrty for sale 90 the city
tu.t City bonds would be
ravmont for the place.
H HU. who before offered
end Pclouze property FOR
rmittre al $500 and $500,
r|teratcd his remarks with
ncccptance Of per cent.
-.r-story tobacco-factory
.., north o.; Clay. fronting
..H depth Of lSi feet.
tho committee by Mr.
20 Tho price OF $1,000
.e'. would be confirmed
~- Dot hps a frontage Of
.v.lfth street. The city
received I'm payment. Mr.
captain Hutchinson thought
.ihle. prsferring ~ Doe
.. . tle street-Car lines rs
tt ihr ground that tho
bankrupt. and that the
had Just as well be
scar hence They should
.~plrarv headquarters in
ths would mean that
tu ahen they would get a
.. ALLEN LOT.
r.i tv Colonel Cutshaw.
would consider the Allen
..r iNh and Main streets.
Pr. ... location Tor the armory,
H.rk any Of the residents
would object TO having
.- .. IWn hal previously Of
. .-uy for sale to the COM
." l't oEitlon OF the 'ItN
.- this site. with proper
40 for an military pur-
nr,v the l0ng-nec'ied big
N. shaw thought possibly
'. secured for about &N.o0
1864. amount would Doe suni-
o.. r..- large building upon it
named
.- APPROPRIATION.
'ther discussion. the com
% recommend to the
ft.. % ask the Council
$1,000 IN 4 per cent city
..rI'e a public hall on the
occupied by the Rcgimental
H' '.a adjoining property. the
il also tho necessary &C
f.r the HowitZors and
tre the First Regiment
which they have so Ions
.''Iln drills.
nttuc intends further 20
purchase Of the Sanger
down the roof Of the
.ul i1 that manner se-
hI t-nyi97 feet. with a
- ..t * about 5.0p.
., obtaining additional
20 come was also con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices OF Nfsnsy. Doads. seeckA GRAIN
Tesacce. Cotton. A.. and the
wea ther Indications
fBr telerraph . inc pIspa,ch.,

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispasch.)
Fl WASHINGTON. d. c.. November 20.
IrhIR Forecast tor Virginia Slightly
~" warmer, fair weather Tuesday. fol-
lowed By rain Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Barker against the Commonwealth.
Further argued by w. II. Gravely and ;.
A. Anderson for plaintiff In error and AT
torney-General and w. NJ. Peytoh' ESQ.,
for commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
APPROPRIATION.
sunday BEFORE CONFERENCE
fi.t.s Their Years Work-Sunday-
---- . -.tlns -Church Nnte..

} rtt.l..s Their Years Work-Sunday-
O.. -.
N"u''H ''"''N'
.t.r- Ga tho Methodist
Q .I... ,....,.. ,,,,,,s,,,I,,. t.r,,o
''' -
''AiiN "H the pastors OF
either preached ser
.. Oh Oh. last Sabbath be
I lr briefly vovlaved the
....,,.. ,,,,,r.t,,.,, III,
.--1ehes in Richmond and
.ufsrencc. which me- Is
morrow. Most OF those
'ri- section VIII leave for
uI tomorrow at noon.
..u- sunday 20 many OF
r Kay ~ Union Station,
W..fs, three Of them be-
ia. Ray stated that there
.ire accessiOns by pro-
ruH. during the year.
aau"n- transfers, etc,
o a..tt3r IN Weinbership.
~ The new building ~
.'.una. ana II IS hoped
' cupancy soon after
ry celebration OF 81.
N,Hl was held sunday
' O'Clock, with an inn
attendance. After eN-
the school ana a prayer
D. Johnson. Mr.. 4 Is.
a brief address. which
some cheering words
i,'N. u! l.. Mitchell. MISS
our Anniversary In
aHi me Duet BY Misses
Norma Cheat than was
lie dialogue 10y Misses
Helen Werner. Eva
0 -i" fulchtr was very III
0 richardson delivered a most
ZION ~ Centenary church
rtices In the morning in
wing members who have
} .F. p. L. Habliston, Sarah
.e pliyer, olivia Jacobs.
O"n Is. II. Whiuock. Eliz-
'... " B. Weisiger. and
A". Dr. Sledd' > sermon
aruug one. based upon the
would not have you be
'.ren concerning them
g. that ye sorrow not,
. iaea that only the body
i while the soul returns
tc 90. The singing by the
n a. knowles, Miss Ida
aiesars. p. II. Cloves and
was excellent and very
, fa- occasion.
f-. COlJred Presbyterian
o.. on Catharine street al a
1 ln afdliioa 10 the 81 g0
3D. s.ia. VAS dedicated Susday
ncaflOn IA excellent. and
10 grm ia its way. with a
IRA rs1.s sdto,nine and sn the
.t. yo6ents-nicely carpeted,
. i.rh.ce. stalned-glass win.
-.et fes;s. and has pastors
rN"-ient sunday school. and
.r looms attached. A handsome
~, and hymn-book has been
Mrs JOhpaon. OF the I,au-
Methodist church. and twenty
..-i 't tA. infant-elass room by a
i,<r tees were conducted By the
o. nl hy Rsys i Hsck and Jones,
ID. calvin STEVE 4 Delivered an ear
III. .f@- ltl seru.so from the text:
O. fallh II is fmpessible 10 Please
o.. .gs.l ~ a brief stlrrjng ad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
prcuNoNn STOCK MApKrr.

RICHMOND. VA, November 2O.--Clos-
ing quotations:
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.
United States as, II. and c. III ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
no21-lt'
NOTICE OF A GENERAL MEET
~ ING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby given that general meeting
Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE hlChmoND u
AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY
viii be held at tho Office OF Messrs. smith q
Moncure, No. HOS Bank street in the city OF
Ri,hmond. State OF Virginia, on the 2lsr DAY or
DECEMBER, 1893, at the hour OF IL O'Clock
noon OF said day. TO transact such business as
may properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Richmond, Va. this 10th day o. No
VEN per, 1893. N REED,
President. and Holder of One Tenth OF the Cspi-
tai stock. no l,-to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI n Novsnher ~ III,


CINCINNATI, o., November 20 -Flour
Wheat-ouiet at 6se for No. red
Corn-Quiet; yellow, ear, old, track.
mixed. track. SIC; No. 2 white, trae.t
Pork-Msss. $3.50; clear mess. at7S'
family, yiD.
Iarazstsaay; steam leaf, SIC; Kettle
Bacon-steady: loose shoulders, Sc;
loose shortrtb sides, Sssc; loose short
clear ddes. &C.: boxed short clear sides.
Whiskey-s.i5.
THE COTTON MARKETS
Cotton in moderate demand. freely mot;
prices easy: Eiddling, 1 LIED. SaleH
5000 bales; speculation and exp4.. 800
bales Receipts none. Futures soady,
with demand fair: November. 1 Sod;
December and January. i7-std.; January
and February. 4 is-step4 l9-sid. FEBRUARY
and March, 4 ls-s4gft i3-c4d.: Marc and
April. 2o-ssgft a-s9. April and May
4 H-s4a4 22-slefi Led: May and June.
zs-seaA s4-s4a4 s-ssd. Tenders, 100 oais$
%" Up M'-Fuuires closed steady st the
decline; November. i7-e41f ls-etd.: No
vesnber and, December. ls,etgi E.etd.:
February and March, 4 is-ssd.. hryesp:
March and April. ls-s44i 2o-6+f.; April
and May. H-6fd.; May and June,
4 23-s4d.. sellers; May and June. t<-ety
NEW ' YORK. November n.-cottcss
quiet: uplands, l5-i6c.; Orleans, 9 alec.
sales. ~ bales Futures closed arm:
saies. 2s47o0 bales: November. IN; D4-
cember, VISA. January. I'M; February.
N.s6: March. eos' April. VIZ; May NiS'
Tot Totsi CONSOLIDATED net receipts to-day,
All ports. a, 90 balce: exports. Great Brit
ain. a,4B bales Continent, 6if9 bales
afock. t0N ~ bales.
TotaIs 90 far this wsek,-Net receipts.
100 on bales; exports Great Britain. U<tJ
bales: France. i2sT bales; Continent. T.
7S8 bales.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. N. c.. November 81 -
Rosin steady at Nizc.; good strained. MA
Turpentlne firm az esztci Tar steadY at
0.M. Crude turpentine steady; hard, No:
soft ana virgin. Ns0 Z
SxVxNNAH. GA, November A--1nr-
psnsins opened and closed nrm 81 li[c
IA rrs,,iars: sales. 500 cAslgs Hen 6f'r1
with demand good <aoes, kes0 6erre3a
o"os.' a. II. G. and d, 6-eeX: Z. 6575i
En- a, NJ az n Sis = xisd %; 49, i<
"ccHAKLEsroX. 8. G.. Nevenhsr =
| Turpsntine Arm II ne. Rooln 6rn 81
49, for coed stralne(i - =. a
NORFOLK PnANlrx lehRXUH
(a>oorted for ~ ptna1on3
s, SoRg Fs s.. " 'SsyY ( ~ 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

A STATED COMMUNICATIONA
IA Of AMITY LODGE, No. rs. A. +. and w
A NJ. win pe held In the Masonic Temple
on THIS Cruesday) EVENING. 2ls, instant at
1880 O'Clock.
Members OF sister 4 d ,es cordially Invited
Is. +. sHEPPERSoN,
no21-Its Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

LOUISVILLE roBAcCO MAekH
LOUISVILLE, Novehber - ~, ~ W. III
ssles Of. all sorts at xecsS <.pshssds lat
s s.ss saa l Ssi SS:cs,hss1s s'ls week is
YET Tsia fn sales s q is5s crop pursy from N
January to date ~ bcEshsads T. s' -
lat y:sr: and 9 hcessssdse , Y lnspec-
ton this year. VT hoymssns
iQ, 0sS In iS2. and n, - N 1871 sr.
We had another active and s:s S,n binhsv
kct Tor al offered. With prices rWp nis"es
for .isse crop Barley tobacco. - -.
OF 1899 crop the offerings prcatnte4 q, a.
most the same In quantity ard vape ~ ~
tie In quality from what we have n"" H. -
leaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

The weather in Richmond yesterday was
clear and slightly colder
The skies were clear at midnight.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS. NOV. 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean Temperature .......,..;....-..-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
APosTAoY


sudd,ny Takes a Vile.
" vi ~ oo M s,,,, vo.t.
N'" ''
ington c0rreuOndent tel graphs that there
IL IA decided domination in Catholic chtwci,
circles over IA, detection of Nerwin
- gu .,.. pt.t.,.
M"'l' "u''' Pi'Fu'' ''''o,5 :" i''s""N
kccnc, the rector OF the Catholic unit
velsity aud lecttrer on comparative rg.
,t,f,,, 60, n,., i,.,,,,,,io,
Ills work has always brcnthed Tue
dpoppst lovnttF Ia tho Cathotip fHith BY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
THE KANSAS eopuLlsrs.


Topeka Kan, Jan. 3.trhe Popults
propose 60 ipaugurate new movement
when they take hold Of the roius OF he
government which win hive Tor its All.
iect the protection of h0rrbwors nndland.
ers. For that purpose h lonn cemIis.
sion " ia be organised
Many thousand industflona man H.,
nually lose ther homes hi fo,,eeios,'ra IA
mortgages This Is the lndirert rasnit
t nhh useivst und hakers charges
sion N proposed The fnlnmission s,1i
place loans through tIl county ann
mlssioners III th0ughtI advisahle fthe
counties iny guarnnteeiln lnnns
u will noe be neces,ly Cor the ann
mmsioners 10 hRndlc ~ Cunda az mo.
Vision may be made ~ ~ moncy Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
DRIIs sCflIELITZ

Waco, Tex, Jan. Special Mr.. j..
j. lirAN aud Miss Florence Schirlitz were
married ut II o'clock this morning az the
rr'idcncc ot Rev IS. d. Whalny. The
groom rs q we'll known aud popular mcm-
ber of the crnit representing thp arr
ptrscrvntiyc aud b. connected with the
Texas Printer 400 Galveston. Ills bride
b. q beautiful aud accomplished youug
lady The happy couple left Immediately
upon the conclusion of the ceremony for
Galveston accompanied by numerous ex.
prrsSions of hearty coupntulauon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
AwloKEo MINISTER.



pleasant Consequences,
HomeE Nch, Jan b. About moth
ago Roy s. D. MRstiu came here fim
sioux City to take charge of Che NJ. b..
Church tie boarded with a family
named Harris Soon after he sNbd
down rumors dcroeatoU 10 his chaac.
ter were circulated, uid Presiding Fnm
Maxwell Of Oluaha cnmc here md
vestigaicd. The result ~ that Maiiu
was suspended llp then took cud h
license Ia we'd Miss Harris. daughtciiof
his lmdlady. Whom the citilens hiri
Of this they formed mob The Weddpg
was To have taken nlnce last night md
the mob went there to stop II. Mltin
had snurk, and got d gun aud stood ihn
mob Oh They took refuge hehnh sQ,w
stacks and fences, aud from this NM
~ vantage told Nusun That N he rnr.
rage was contaminated be- would hollis
ited today, tarred aud fcathered aud h,-
en- am excursion ON u rad The wudhg
Old moi take place \ Dakota murer
was Go have performed the corpmhy.
but he was warned 10 kccp away, md
look the hint
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
WIT GO HOME
A RanchmaTs Bride viii MOI Go With Her
Hugband

Chicago. m. Jan. B. Winfield $. JET.
ferson.wbbsc bride Of day jumped from
window Of The Atlantic hotel 10 escape
him. paded with her today at police
headquarters. that he did not care for
her money but loved her for herself alone
aud tried TO induce her to accompany
him To his ranch ga Oregon This the
woman declined TO do. and informed JEFF
forson iu very plain words that she never
wished tu see him again. Jefferson left,
stating that he did not know what he
would do
Mrs Jefferson had partly recovered
from the injuries received by the leap for
liberty She SAYS she acted very fool
ishy, but now that it is all over she Is
glad az IL, aud upon the arrival Of friends
will return to her homo In Kinder Hook.
\. v, much wiser woman than when
she hft.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
THE COLUMBIAN COIN.
A New York car Conductor scomiulY Refused
10 Iako One

New York, Dec. "a well-drcssod
man. accompanied by a lady. boarded a
d.tweuty-hfth-slreet cable
ear nd Madison avenue. Tho car had
proseeded about two blocks, when the
conductor asked him for his fare The
man diyed down into one Of his pockets
and brought forth q shining silver com.
lie held that in his hand long enough L"
search all he other pockets, but failing
10 End any more money hc handed u 10
the conductor. The conductor after lOOk-
ing the coin over said. sc0fnIuiiyf
Whats this you've given met is 10
some kind Df new Canadian money! Wei,
we don't take a. The passenger said
the coin was new Columbian half dol
lar and was legal tender for Cos face
ynue, but he conductor would not nc
ccpt II. A8astant Fire Marshal Frank,
who was II the car and overheard the
cOnversautA. offered - cents for the
coin and at 10. II paid 81 80 for IL,
said the Original owner With wiry face
as he explained 10 Mr. Frank that he
had left hie purse Ia bis other clothes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
THE PANAMA AFFAIR.

Paris, Jan. 3. l'iRarro today saws:
The next batch Of persons selected by
the government Tor prosecution fnr CONF
piGty iu The Panama affair includes
Tour members of the chamber of dcpu-
tics aud am cN-ministcr. Figaro also
president of the chamber OF dppl,ie.
win withdraw FROM tho parliament in
consequence of the connection of his
name With the scandal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
FOUND Hum GUILTY

Tho MeroIIe3s Brute Gougcd His 7-Ycar- Old
Baby's Eyes Out.
Norwalk. o., Jan. 3 Emery sheldon.
NJ New london. charged with butally
Treating his 7months-old child by goug.
fg out hos eyes, had bis trial yesterday.
Sheldon pleaded his own case The jury
was only out 10 minutes aud brought In
b verdict Of guilty Sheldon is u tough
character and hna already served two
terms boo tine work house and one boz the
pvuItontiHIy
This morning Sheldon attempted 10
knock down Sheriff NOeckor Noeckcr
IN turn dealt hun q powerful blow back
of the ear which cut n big cash iu bis
head aud uuirtcd him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04

Nolmhlo pointer bitch, on the auen.
ing % tho 18th, from my residence on
WestFlith street. She answers Ia the
nameof ielle, andis marked liver and
white win pay QUO for the return of
the 'eg lnd so Ahr the apprehension
and c2nvlcuon OF She thief Il stolon M
O. Holloway. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
MORE COURTS.
The Move b. ITO Waco Bar Approved by whoo
Poole.

Waco Te'v, Jan, Especial. The
object Of the bar meeting yeslerdny meets
with much approval. aud Il ~ tnohrht
win be- successfully Accumulated.
Mr.. Wuller =. Baker. sucnkine of tho
matter lust night tn THE Gazette lorre.
spoudrut, said hc believed TINT The pre,.
cut lcvi8htnre would askc up th, p,at,,r
and hsnuneI of h sattfnctoruy M tiis
iH nut dotc be- Thought The necessity for
aluunnnl court" of civil appeals would
nO'"ih' ?" Imperative during tho ucNt
TWO yrnrs that the lcd lnfure would hr
forced 10 provide Tor ttrm Thc muttcr
WIN be- prW putpd 90 mo legislature fully
and clonrly aud ID h MIN in,nrnl,,bt. M,
,hnI' lAht the necessity for such uddi-
Uunm court will bee Recognized and acted
unuu. '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04
SAME OLD STORY

'llidnt know b was loaded IL an
every day oCcurrnnce: Won rend of so,ns
accident 10y gun or pistol. In which
some person Is either Killed or Wounded.
and for life q dis1gure Now good sur.
gesion. TO avoid an such accidents IA
let dangerous weapons alone aud when
You waut furniture, GA easy payments
sqll ON q J. Darden Trading company,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04

The pleasant flavor gentle action aud
soothing effect of Syrup OF Figs, when In
ncod of q laxative, or II the father on mothor
pn coatVe on bilious, the most gratifying
results follow ita use; 80 that 10 rs tho best
family remedy known and every family
should have % bottle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-04

pass through the state treasury Loans
thus guaranteed by the state would be
much sought after IN llie Fast, and as
% result, interest would ONE down ahu
there would he no brokers charges.