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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
yIattors from Ohio.

Mr.. G. G. Mcmillan, Mayor OF Dayton, o., ana
a number OF tho county auditors Of that state
who have boon holding q convention at Dayton,
arrived IN Richmond yeGterday morning In a
special car on the Chesapeake aud ONO ralINay;;
They chilled on the Mayor, visited the several
points OF interest about the city, and viii leave
Tor Old Point this morning. They arranged 10
take thor neals while hero az Murphys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
.rIylNG THE DETAILS.
ooeoceesS IN THE PLANS FOR
Wv rhe DAVIS REFINEMENT.
,-.,,s,lons 20 re Accompanied by
c,rea.or, ASKING and Giving '"'or-
n.,,on-The Programme.

...-,..o,.vo Committee Of Leo Camp,
-. g.. charged with making arrange
...,,t.e rc,ntormen; of the remains
i,-. ..at pavie, mot At tho Mechanics
g. ....,.r O'clock yesterday afternoon
l'......,.. ..o reports of the sub-commit-
l-s we're present Of the Execu-
..--H..e Colonel William +. SMITH
.tsrmaaI. Colonel Jacob 5. Allen.
.f a 81. Archer. Hon. J. Taylor Ely
.r..l john r.. Purcell. General
..T Anderson. Mr.. James 1. Gray,
I,a Nurpay. Mr. Il. L. Glover,
...-..9 Thomas Elicit, secretary.
ID Evans. chairman Of the Re
.r...ttce 90 veteran organlza-
.t colonel John h. Cary, chief OF
- ..-.a also iu attendance.
..,.Etl oosnoS CHIEF MARSHAL
,,....r vasreai from General John Il.
c.... -c ptrc the position OF chiei
g che procession.
I'D. Hrcol chairman Of tho Com
. I'D transportation, reported that
..4 .rral special rates from several
Laos. sid was IA communication
..rmca Of The several sub-com-
.... nor, rcQzestod % make estimates
.rnt~ &noney that would bc re-
..rtler committees and report OF
q a..t Jeet,u-.
s-L1G AND INVITATIONS.
r. allowing circular was ordered 10
Biscuit C.ta tbc invitations;
...... have hcCa arranged with most
.r.. i- Or attending these ceremonies,
... 20 garfl affairs, Can be Obtnlncd on
...r t. fAe railroad agent at tue depots
..... ..r- each road.
ra-.a- contemplating taking part
economies viii please notify Captain
ft -f-rstqry. No. 602 east Main
md. Na. az AZ early "a date a. pos
...rlupor ~ oNceTs ana mon expect
--.t . flto sad hour OF arrival by what
..f I.1g O. remain, that all necessary
..r.- r' made for thor accommOda-
--.-.v VIII 20 furnished an visiting military
....-.. .au1us. Meals VIII De AZ
.'Nl responsible restaurants at a
.-... on roI IastCd.
.t... has been extended BY tho
....pf Memorial ASSOCIATION % al
.. f.luife With tEcm w their eXoT-
..fr.nl-g illL AFTER Tho renterment
gel ~ued for all SbO desire 10
...t .- frr-c exercises
... SOD ie sent % al Confederate
grand camps, tho o.ncsrs OF the
crate Veterans, and an Coincide
far as their addresses can be
.trfbtvNE OF CEREMONIES.
.-le of ceremonies incident 20 the
..r reuterm,ut % The remains is a.
. .f.y lu'h-Ecmains vii 30 received
... ferat anl escorted 20 the state
.to tl.y wall liz 10 state under guard
.r. May .ist- Remains will Ia taken
....I ,-.frfoi by the military and
'.tc-Gf" \rie-an ana civic assoc
-auIf. Fhr-e thoy viii DO iaid
-.... ... appropriate ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
rauernl OF Rev. n. u. /. righe

The brooklyn Eagle. IN its notice II the fune--
raj Of Rev. r. II. l.. Tgho who for q uu pber OF
years conducted a classical school IN this Guy
Gays. . -
Tue little house OF worship vas crowded 70
the doors with the rslht V0s and friends. VINO
gathered to pay a last tribaso y tho memory oi
the good and pious man. Altar ana chancoi
were drsped IN palms ami IN tho royGl purple,
which II the color OF mourning OK the Chlfch OF
Engiaad. floral pieces Ia prOfuston added Their
fragrance and beauty 20 the do sorauons. Noariy
an the seats 10 the centre of the chapel had 20
Ia reserved for the family. tho clergy. ana ior
the immediate participants ia tho eerespoLi~.
,cavtna the side aisles for the church ors
and the other friends Al the stased time 10.
ma oroning OF the service the vested choir Oh
Grace church led tho way 20 tho altar, sin gins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

The attention OF the members q the Alumni
Association OF the Unyar5ity OF Virginia ~ spo-
cial.y called a. toe TACT that ;he place OF inc
banquet has been changed. The Hospitality OF
tue Commonwealth Cub has been again tcn-
dored o. the Richmong chapter anl the banquet
VII be- held In the dinio Groom OF ID" ciiD IL
stead Of II the Masonic Teinple to-morro" night
M I..LI N-lIl.E
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nged 40 follows:
cUICAGo IIyg-srOCH MARKET.


CHICAGO, April 3d.-The ErenlHJ Journal 70
ports:
Cattle-Receip,s, $1,000 head: shipments.
5000 head. Market slow and lOal5c. lower
on heavy: others steady: best steers, so.SOa
s425; native COWS, s375as825.
Hogs-Recaipte. $4,000 head: shipments,
5000 head. Market q frihs lower; mued.
s7.45asI6j; prime, heavy, aud selected
butchers weights. t7.70asI75; prime assorted
sheep-Recelpts, 1900 head shipments,
500. Market active and 10 30 25c. higher I;
westerns, s5.50as6.5o; clipped Texans, tt7oa
1910; lambs, s550asZ50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 2G.-yirginia Be. dals Bal
timore aud Ohio, SO: Northern Central, 20
M Baltimore anu Ohio Sou hWestern lets
1917; DO. LIST incomes, Is consolidated gas
bonds, ia; do stock. 63a63gh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

4 the professional, For All Thy Saints Who
| from Their Labors Rest. Following came
| Bishop Litilejohn and the clergy Of the diocese
! 20 tho number OF oyer forty. Several OF ,no
clergym en-, including Bishop Littleohn anu ~;
ilushm orc, participated In the sevoral parts Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'oRT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 90, is

ARRIVED.
Schooner John s. Bracham, Hatch, ROckland,
lime, Warner Moore & Co.
Schooner f. NJ. skinner, Mills, Cambridge,
oyster-shclls, A. :. Lee.
Schooner Amelia NJ. Price, White, Baltimore,
kalnitc, Allison & Addison.
schooner Flora and Agnes, -, Baltimore,
fertilizer, W. ii. Curtis, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk merchandise
and passengers; Irwin Weisgcr, agent
Schooner John shay, TlltOn, City Point, TO fin
ish loading railroad<tes for Philadelphia.
Schooner Henry d. May Trutt, Jacksonville,
railroad material, The Tredegar Company yes.
sci, Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 20, 1893.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner Job II. jackson. Jr., Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner II. r. Tlton, Fall River.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 90, 1898.
tBy ,clcgraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille. Bennett, Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvlle, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
MARRIAGES.

SILVER WALTERS. Married. on the
25th instant. at 1914 east Franklin street.
by Rev George Cooper. ID. D., Mr.
CHARLES L. SILVER and Miss ROSA A.
WALTERS; both OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
csa,NANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 9G-OFFERIEcs-W Wheat, 800
bushels. Corn. 764 bushels. Oats, 300 bush
els
SALEs.-Wh heat, 100 bushels. Corn, l64 BUSH
OILS.
QUOTATIONS.
WaRAT.--Longberry, 75a75c Mixed, 73a77c.
StOrtberry 70asGC. No. . red, 7ic.
CORE-Pims Virginia, bag lots, 52c.; No
= white. SIC. No. . mixed. 40a50c.
OAT&--No. > mixed. 361sa31c.; No. mixed,
3iaJJc
RYE.-60a65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
WOODW ARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
D RY-GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD And ADAMS STREETS
-
Sale
SOILED y LINENS
FOR HOUSEKEEPING USE
A great chance to buy HOUSEKEEPING LIN

great chance TO buy HOUSEKEEPING LIN
EMS at very small prices.
We have taken from our Linen stock every
thing that il soiled or in any other way imper-
feet aud placed the same on sale nj greatly re-
duced prices This lot includes PATTERN IA
BLE-ClOTHS, fne and medium qualities, IN
snail and large sizes; fine DINNER NAPKINS
and DOYLI short ends ~ TABLE DAMASk
aud CRASH TOWELiNG. FRINGRD SKIS, Sc
veral extra fine FRENCH DAMASh HEM
STITCHED CLOTHS with Napkins TO match,
Hl'Ck and DAMASK TOWELS, cheap, medium,
and nne qualities, and col0red-bOrder frnged
UNDERGRADUATES &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

.rso-e8 RAIN TO The FAIR.


'. j-huston Charms Large Au-
''".r- headings and song.
Bazaar vin close tomorrow
-selt pr -ie-t rs final hours
f.e a.ric alcccss which hos
.at enterprise fiuco b. begin
t..rr w., 10 elimination in tao
.t. G.l tllas who UraVet tho
simply rc-1ulDured. for tho
jog tle auspices Of tho Mary
Nrr n0-t pIeusius one.
.fl Na.aelm Johnston. OF Georgia.
trrlrf. eatcr.gined = large
-ta.r uaM lie read two hum1t-
rr..i'-l. -.yle and showed
H.li ln tae Interpretation
tt- Maunrr 10 whirh Lc handled
patottc portions Of h.s sc-
'Y va"et tls ability a. a reader
.-i pleasure % his hearers.
u go followed by Captain
Ht.t,n, WHO rang 81 Was Down
noe iAfeT, vita unusual sweet
a toWardin also read humor.
"..ra gave Il sample ~ a no hers
loo piece Was well r.n1erei I,
lac. reader uai the audience roar
laughter
tntY0SfI DRILL
.ff iEll Guard attended the razasr
.-t cpupany's Qrii-tcam, under
' Llrlt-nant i. j. Hayerty. cNe-
.s. $50 and graceful movements o.
E.. .' san degree Of grace which
'} applause. A detachment OF
poo n hand. as usual. 10 assist the
o4-h Carolina Table.
htrfttf, Of the battery. won tho
... 'o-1e lamp attic Palmetto state"
t'yson, the chairman Of tho res
.. h'iee received large nsh and a
. 'A.eNent falRds from Forester ihe
... %. 'he Georgia booth on the hand
TIE iho most popular company IN
a, '.s as follows JosteYdGy: Walker
ln,r.,t.l' %. Howtzers. 81; Richmond
g. l....'i''..sy Blues, 292: stuart dorss Guard.
GAG .4 'fays, D Ashby Lignt-ilorse
N'~pauy ID, 2, and Company G, 10.
u., GINS FHOs CEOR0iA.
tls.,g ga .sbie acknowledges gratefully the
eso.-i ,,e,as'ions: From Macon, Ga, sI25
2 f.a ~ s',st The eiiOrls Of CAPTAIN Robert
tll 81 II ae'. K. winship, Mr.. Fills Talbot.
tass' b., ~ u liasiey; siso @ebster's interna-
"a v f.scoosa -iy nom Captain r. q. Para:
ARTICLES from Tue ladies' Of Macon;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Markets BY TELsGRApd,

FLOUR.-We quote: Fine, s2as2.25: super
fine, s2.25as2.5O extra, S3as350, family, sia
s4.oO; patenb, s4.75asJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
IufeTfueuf.

The remains Of Mss NJ. HELEN BASS
reached the city on yesterday from Acco-
mac county. ani will be Inferred IN Holly
wood &C IL O'Clock THIS MORNING. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, 6r.. and the
Weather Indications
fBr telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.

- WASHINGTON, d. c., April 26.-Pore-
| oi,u least for iwenty-four holrs-from mid
MIN might to midnight-tor virginia: Rain
lduring the early morning, followed by
clearing weather in the middle OF the
day or tho afternoon; brisk essteriy. shifting 70
southerly winds; warmer.
For North Carolina; Occasional local showers,
following by clearing weather In the western
portions; souiherly winds; warmer.
THE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and rainy. kain falling az MO-
night.
Range OF tho thermometer az the fropt-door
of tina DfgP Atom Oriee vesterday,
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no ~ U
fT,HE BOARD OF VISITORS OF

l. THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF, VIRGINIA
viii assemble a. the Nediral-C ollege building on
WEDNESDAY, May 3d, at p. N. Tor the pur-
pose OF elccting a Professor Of Surgery 70 cup
bly, the Tacancy created by tho death Of Pro
lessor Cullen. Candidates for this position will
forward their applications and testimonials 20
DR.. J. s. Wexford, Acting Dean. Richmond. Va.
W. w. CRUMP.
President Board OF Visitors,
NH 30-Th&Sa4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
MEETINGS.

RICHYOND, Va, April %, 1893.
DHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 VIRGINIA HOT-SPRINGS COMPANY tor
the purpose Of c.ectng directors anu for the
TRANSACTION Of such other business as may law
fuuy come tci.re tho meeting will 10 bold at
tho Ofics Of tce company IN tho Pace. building,
IN tho city o. Richmond, on TUESDAY. May
9th. at - VI.
1he ttansfer books will be closed az 3 2. NJ. on
"Wednesday, Hay 3, 1898, GnI remain closed
until 10 4. NJ. Wednesday, Nay 10, 1898.
e. Z. WEXFORD.
nm oI-.d Secondary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRnnnrtni inr 40 Dl.nnt hi.

NORFOLK. Va, April 2G.-Market duh; trans
actions light aud prices lower for all grades.
Prime, 4a4l.c.; extra primo, iIec.; fancy, 4tsc !:
| factory hand-picked lie. higher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

our Daily New York Hotel Report.
Especial telegram 20 the Dis0atch.l
NFw YORK, April 2G.-Mr. G. II. Valentine, Of
Richmond Va, IS stopping ct tho Broadway
Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
NAyAI.sToRE MARKETS.

WuMfSGrON, y. C.. April 20-Rosin No
thtng doing MISUNDERSTANDING doing. Tar
nrm az sI.O5. Crude turpentine lrm hard. 81
soft and virgin sl.GO
SAvANSAH. ia, April 26.-lioliday Naval
Store Exchange closed.
CHARLESTON, :. C., April 2G.-Turpentine
nrm as 2511c. Resin firm; good strained, fi.O5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
GRlSgeRs IN DEMAND.

The Changers were in demand. and closed at
top figures New England gave away suddenly
after IL o'clock from 321s 20 30lsc., but later
rallied 10 3ll5. Dsiilng aud Cattle Feeding
broke from Pa 20 2jc. on rumors that bond
issue OF larger proportions than anticipated VIII
be authorized. The stock rallied 10 265s. aud
finally receded to 20. Toledo and Anu Arbor
ana North Michigan broke 5IS, 10 1895, ami
rallied at per cent; and Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago jumped from lSl9 70 II,
dropped 10 10. and recovered TO 1875.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

A VISIT TO GRANDPA-A CAN
N TATA--at CLAY-srREEr BAPTIST
CHURCH FRIDAY, April 25th, at O'Clock.
Trieketa lb and One ap 27-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE, April 26.-Flour steady and IN.
changed. whea, easy: No 2, ROD, spot,
74jsa75c. April, T4s4s75c.; May, 75s75Isc.
No. =. rcd. 7O3sa7lc. Milling whest,by sample,
74a77c. Coru nrm; mixed spot and April.
49lia40Isc.: May. 4saSa4sJsc.; July, 49S4s
403Sc.; steamer mixed, 4SI4c bid. White corn,
Oats duh: No. . white western. 4Itoa
Ale: No 2 mixed. DO, 38l1s37c. Rye
inactive: No. 2. 02lsa63c. Hay nrm and
steady; good TO choice timothy, sl5asl6.bo.
Grain freights quiet aud unchanged. Cotton
nominal; middling, Si6c. Provisions I'M
changed. Butter very nrm; creamery, fanny.
Sac. do. fair 90 choice, 3Oa32c. DO. imita-
ton. 2Sa2oc. Eggs steady at liiSc Coffee
duh: Rio csrgoes, fair l7l4c; No 7, l5ha
l5l1c. Sugar steady; graduated. . l-l6c.
Copper strong; refined. lie. whlskey Arm
at Sl.2lasL22. Peanuts unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 26.-rhe stock market was
duh and tho fluctuations In prices were general
ly slight. The interest taken In tho naval
pageant and the fact that the Exchange will be
closed tomorrow tended to eurtail operations.
FIRM TONE.
In spite Of the dulpess, however, a Grin tone
Characterized the dealings, purchase being
stimulated by further reduction In the rates
Of sterling exchange, the ease IN money, and the
statements by bankers that no gold exports arc
70 be expected by tO-morrows or saturday 8
steamers. majority OF the stocks closed frac-
tionally above last nights figures. Reading
was especially strong toward the close At 20,
against 24l4 at tho opening. Favorable reports
In regard 20 the plan for funding the floating
debt were instrumental IN causing the advance,
which had q sympathetic effect on tho general
laf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

SATIN ORGANIZES. 30 new and desirabl,
styles. white ground with colorei figures, %
inches wide,
1jc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

MISSES and CHILDREN's HOSE. warranted
fast-black aud stainless. 10 S19, double heels
and toes.
Special price Toe. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

LADIES' HOOP-SKIRTS Not exactly the
rage. but we soil some eyOry day. They are a
real necessity for some styles OF dress.
80 and 7jc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

LIVERPOOL, April 20.-No0H-C otton-May and
June. A l6-64d., also l5-Gfd, also 4 l4-B4i.
also I2-B4d.. also 4 It'd. also 4 iO-64d. (,
June and July, 4 t5-6Id., also lI-B4d., also
4 I2-G4i.; July and August, ln-hfi, also
4 1-64d., also 1914, also lf-d4d.. Also
| 1904. September and October, 4 2O-bfd..
also 4 i0-04d., also iS-6fd., 1904; Octo-
Der aud November, I 2l-Gid., also 2O-6sd,
also 4 lO.04i.. also 4 lS-6id., also l7-0fd.
Tenders. 500 bales new docket
y. " April. 4 l2-0id.; hpul AMI May,
l2-B4i.; May and June, l2-O4s4 5000. !.
juno aud July, l3-64ai l4-bid.; July and
August i5-6Id., buYerr; August AMI sep
tember. l8-64d.; september and October,
4 1904, value; October and November.
4 1864, buyers. November aud December.
Rood. buyers Futures closed nrm.
NEW YORK, ADril 26.-Cotton steady; uplands,
7 SIDE: Orleans, = Lido. sales. i.20O bales;
good ordinary. d ll-iOc.; lOE middiing, 1sc.
Futures closed steady: sales, l1l.0Oo bales I:
April. s7.4s: May, sL4s; June, 500, July,
s5.8S: August. $40; September, $751;; De-
tober. 1856; November, snOl. December.
SOS: January, sS.O4
Total consolidated net receipts, all ports. to-
day. J.242 bales: oxporis-Grcat Britain.
1858 bales; France, 1910 bales. Continent,
7.O5s bales; stock, O5s.O05 bales. Totals -
FAR This week: Net receipts. Sp,Ol6 bales; OK
ports-tO Great Britain, 3f,224 bales, France,
d, Otl bales; Continent. 1884 bales.
NFw ORLEANS, April 20.-tuiures quiet: sales
2, 800 balee; April. $40: May. s72o: June,
s7.36; July, 1874; August, sol; sepienbcr.
s7.54; October. sL5o; November s7.os: De-
com her A. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

The Carpenters MON Of tho city held a very
interesting meeting on Tuesday night. Tho at
tendance was unusually large aGd the session
was pr siIoI over 10y sir Hugh Mccoy, n NOM
Der OF the Exec alive Board Of the order. The
union decided that after Mas lst the system Of
aliowlng 30 mau who Is not a union man 10 WORK
win union men should 10 strictly enforced. The
union men Of Richmond were assured If the
nnanciol and mora. nurp0rt 81 the Executive
Committee Of the brotherhood In case Of q
stTi.O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-04-13
Two Fighting Deac0ns,

FULTON, Mo-, April IA pugil-
istic encounter took place this morn
ing between Phil S. Adams, Presi-
dent of the CallawayCounty Savings
Bank, and Nick Thurmond, Prose-
cutting Attorney of Galloway Coun-
ty. Mr.. Thurmond had been or
dered by the Secretary of State to
bring suit against certain corpora
tons for failure to make a sworn
statement that they were not in COM
bination with any other corporation.
The Bank of Portland, in Portland,
in which Mr.. Adams is a heavy
stakeholder, and the Dlxon-Howard
Clay Manufacturing Company, at
this place, of which MI. Adams is
President, failed to make the prop
er sworn statements. The Prose-
cutting Attorney brought the suits as
required by law. To-day he was
met by Mr.. Adams, who told Mr..
Thurmond that he was putting his
nose in where he had no business,
and the work he was doing was all
for spite. Mr.. Thurmond said that
he a only doing his duty as the
State'sAttorney and what the law re-
quires him to do. Mr.. Adams called
Mr.. Thurmond a liar. The attorney
struck Mr.. Adams with a heavy
hickory cane, leaving an ugly cash
upon MIR. Adams face. They
clinched and went at it rough ano
tumble. Friends interferred and sep
arated the combatants. Mr.. Adaurs
is a deacon in the Christian Church
and Mr.. Thurmond holds a SINH,
lar position in the Presbyterian
Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-04-13
HER SUFFERING FEARFUL.
Mrs. Frost, OF salina, Subjected 70
Inhuman Treatment by n
Foul Wretch.

SALINA, Kas., April Mrs. J..
M. Frost, whose child was fatally
injured and who was herself brutal
ly assaulted Wednesday night and
was unconscious nearly all yester-
day, recovered in the afternoon and
told the story of her frightful exper-
fences. She said that the wretch,
when told hat her husband, who is
a night paper mill hand, was at
home laughed at her and threatened
to break the door down. She sliced
her infant and tried to escape by a
back door but the brute caught her
and forced her to walk in her bare
feet a full mile from town.
Then the wretch brutally assault
ed her and struck her in the face.
The infant began to cry and he
seized it by the legs and beat its
head against that of its mother. This
soon rendered it unconscious and he
kicked it in the head, crushing its
skull.
As soon as the fend had gone the
poor woman, suffering fearfully and
with her unconscious child in her
arms, managed to crawl back to the
nearest house, where she was taken
in.
Large searching parties were at
once organized and it was reported
last night that a man answering the
description given by Mrs. Frost had
been arrested at Brookville. She
declares that she Ear identify the
wretch.
Two men were arrested at Brook
vile and a mob surrounded the Jail
all night but this morning Mrs. Frost
stated that neither was the brute.
1t is reported that a man answering
closely the description has been ar
rested at Caldwell and another man
also answering the description is
supposed to be hidden in the vi
cinity of Solomon. The search
ing parties are diligently securing
this part of the state and it is felt
sure the criminal will be caught.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-04-13
The Stallion Show.

Only about a dozen Of Audraln's
many fine stations were at the show
Saturday, owing to the muddy con,
dition of the roads. The following
horses were on exhibition:
Brown Sultan, by Sultan, owned
by J. S. Moore.
Diamond Montrose, Jr., property
of WV johnson.
Audrain Star, owned by J. III. &
J. r. Wayne.
Wild Rose, owned by billiard &
Smith.
Gray Squirrel, owne l by P. S.
Morris.
Excelsior, Cleveland Bay, owned
by Luckie Bros.
Eclair, the imported draft horse,
owned by G. W. Galloway.
Forrist Goldust, owned by M. C.
Barnes.
Duluth, Jr., owned by J. FL. Dill
lard.
VIM. E.. West, two thoroughbreds
in elegant shape.
Gov. Strong, owned by W. O.
Foote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-04-13
Cyclones and Wind.


Of course cyclones are dangerous
but wind, if there is too much of it,
is very lear as bad. Here is a little
plain talk with the wind left OUT
have not got the pull; neither have ]
$4,000 worth of goods at half price.
But / have got enough goods to di-
vide and will sell them as cheap as
any man they are all for sale. Here
r some of the goods l carry: Hats,
anything you want, mems furnish
ing goods as good line as any house
carries in the county. Ladies
hosiery and underwear, a big line,
and when it comes to shoes, if you
have never heard of Mack's shoes,
you either never read a paper or
your neighbors are a long ways off,
In fact, you will find as good line Of
goods at McLoney's q any house in
the county. Now, here is where
the fun comes in: Mack won't buy
your produce at any price, neither
will he sell you goods on time, but
if you have got the money and want
to spend it where you can do the
most good for yourself you will un'
doubleday investigate at McLoney's
before you buy. Now one more
word: McLoney can afford to sell
you goods for less money than any
house in the county. Why? First,
because he sells for cash. Second
his expenses are less. Third, the
goods are bought right from first
hands. He can do it. Come and
see il he will. McLoNEY.
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