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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06
G.. E.. LONG LEY & co.
WE ARE NOW READY
SPRING TRADE.

Clothing until you have examined our I'M
OUR STOCK OF BOYS SHORT PANT SUITS of
our own make and from Dayton & Close, New York,
is the largest have offered. In this depart
ment we showing all the novelties of the
At whatever price you may select suit you will get
better value for your money than ever before. The
prices $780, So 80. S. co. $500, &c. $3.50,
$500, $3.50, 49, 90, $3.50, 5000, $1,000. $11.oo,
$1,000 and 1880
BOYS SPRING REFERS, for boys to Ia
years. Every boy should have one. The prices
So. SO, $3.50, 81 CO. $500, $780, $3.50 and $3.50.
THE NOBBY JUNIOR SUITS are the latest for
the little chaps, ages to T. We have great vari-
ety. The prices $500, $500, $500, $3.50,
So. 90 and $3.50.
We have every department crowded with the
newest styles and have taken pains that every gar
ment offered should be special bargain.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06
EinatrciaI.
Bonds and Stocks,

1000 n. Y, n. II. & Hfd. per cent Deb Rec.
loo n. b & Northampton RR- Co. 6 p. c. bond.
2.ooo Swift & Co. Per cent. bonds.
5000 New York and NewEnglAnd RR PSF cent.
Bonds
% shs Swift & 90 q stock
IS shs Detroit, Hnlsdale Southwestern.
50 shs Ssyhrook Bank.
30 shs Boston & New York Air Line pfd
50 shs Beech Creek RI. 90 d stock.
Is shs U. -. Rubber 90. 3 pfd- Stock.
10 shs n. Y, n. II. & II. RR- stock.
FOR SALE By
The CHAS. w. SCRANTON CO.
"a Center Street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06
APRIL INVESTMENTS.

APRIL INVESTMENTS.
SSoooN n. & Derby RR- SIS otisis. guaranteed.
5000 Old Colony RI SIS guaranteed
5000 Indianapolis Light 4 P. gold SIS Of ie22.
5000 Unitsd Electric Sec Co. gold SIS Of ie22
5000 Peoria Water Co. gold 6s
$1,000 Town Of New Haven 81 Of 1852.
5000 N.Y.,E. & II. RR. CONT Is (2s c paid)
90 shs U. s Rubber Company, preferred
IS shs n. Y, N. ii. & II. RR Co
80 shs Detroit, Hllsdals s. Southwestern.
90 shs Consolidated Rolling Stock
so shs N. Y. & New Jersey Telephone.
% shs New Haven Ice Company.
10 shs Southern New England Telephone.
100 shs Beech Greek RI. guaranteed D c BIZ
New York Central and Hudson River RR.
Kimberly, Root & Day.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06
Common Pleas Court-Civfl Side
Judge Bradstreet.
United States Court Judge Town

send.
In this court yesterday was heard the case of
Palmer Brothers OF New London against the
Creff1e mills and W. F. & F. c. Sayles of Rhode
Island The plaintiff asks for an Injunction re-
strainiug defendants from using certain quilting
machinery, which is alleged to be an infringe
ment. Edwin b. Brown, Charles E. Mitchell and
Park Benjamin appear for the plaintiffs and
Messrs. Metcalf ana Mayandier of Boston for the
defendants, Decision was reserved.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Crimtnal Side-Judge
Prentice.

SupeIlOT OOuIt-OI1uAAAA1 S4uC-S uusO
Prentice.
In this court yesterday was commenced
the trial of Charles Sandberg, accused of
burglarizing E. ]. Tools house, 2sS Win
th1op avenue, March IA. The jury is COM
posed of the following:
Hobart Sperry and Julius A. Bristol of
Ansonia, David Whitney of Derby, Isaac
Hsgaman, Horace Woods and Lesnder F.
Richmond of East Haven, Harvey W.Leete,
Stephen J. Bradley, Richard @. Wilcox of
Guilford, D. E. Smith, Frank B. Bishop,
Oswin D. Redfeld of Madison.
After State Attorney Doolittle had made
brief statement of what he intended to
prove in the case the jury went to Mr..
Tools house and inspected the premises.
After returning from the inspection Of the
premises the trial proper of the case was taken
up. Rev. Thomas F. Toof, son Of E. ]. Toof, was
Slary Which are already pretty We'll known. He
could not identify Sandberg as the burglar, be-
cause at no tine did he get a lsok at him square
After Mrs. Reynolds the sister Of Mrs. e. J.
Toof, had testified substantially to the same eff
feet as Mr.. Teof court adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning. when the case will be resumed.
superior Court Civil Side - Judge
wheeler.
| The jury In the case of Charles L. Sanford and
| wife against Peck & Bishop to recover $1,000
| damages, which has been on trial for several
days, yesterday awarded the plaintiff $1,050 and
| costs.
| Common Pleas Court-Civfl Side
Judge Bradstreet.
In the common peas court yesterday Judge
Bradstreet with jury heard the case Of The Os
wego Casket company vs.. Thomas Fl. Linahan OF
New Haven. The plaintiffs rested after simply
showing that they were a corporation and that
they had shipped certain goods to Linshan The
| defense moved for a non-suit claiming that mere
| proof of delivery of goods was not enough tc
make out case. It appeared in the plaintiffs
did not bring with them. They brought no Other
book than the shipping book. The entire fore
| noon was consumed in the motion for non suit
| Judge Bradstreet said that he did not think the
plaintiffs had proved prima facie case, but
would override the motion for non-suit, anc
| would at the same time continue the Gaze Il
| April 10, that the plaintiffs might bring in thei
order book, the production Of which seemed t.
| be the object Of the motion for a non-suit. WI
| Bennett for the plaintiffs; E. P Arvine for tn.
| defendant.
United States Court - Judge Town
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06

wheeler.
The jury In the case of Charles L. Sanford and
wife against Peck & Bishop to recover 1000
damages, which has been on trial for several
days, yesterday awarded the plaintiff 81, $50 and
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

lRNpOfteu lOt tue bibpaN'Isl
MAY l0.-Auction offerings 90 'change to-day,
> packages nnd taken Ia highest price, I'll
lowest, $50.
Private sales very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and Cigarettes,
S1.2S74J; tobacco, 81 ,S6O.Hl total, 3,l4Hb0.
Messrs. Lucius Green, Durham; X. l.. camp
bell. A-heYille, \. C., and w. b. Brooks, OF Dan
Vile. Va, were here to-day.
DAVIS 6 Gregory's aud Shelbnrnes ware
houses had small but very satisfactory sales 10
day.
tobacco would be more active II money were
easler This was exemplinei by what seller
rald to-day lie offered a fun line 10 q manu-
fActurer and price and tobacco were Agreeable
10 tho buyer, but sale was postponed TIL time.
were better inonetarily, though ordinarily sale
would have been effected. Buyer and seller
agre al TO wait awhile. the tobacco WAS. how
ever. AUTOMATICALLY ia demand fer tho near
future use.
The past week has been the best kind OF
tODaccO-1y weather, ana his rayages nave been
already heard from.
Two weeks more and shipping viii De actlVe
The contracts will then be out ana prepared Tor
sixty samples we're expressed to-day 90 The
Worlds FAIR nlted states Agricultural Depart
ment Oy MIR W. Il. Dibreli. Tho selections wer,
mediocre, This, being between seasons OF looe,
and hogshead slmpling, but the nnest Oh snip
pers anl wrappers IA brgh,s were represented
Mr.. j. fl. Lindenberger, OF Louisville, n.y.. was
hero yesterday.
The CINCINNATI tribune for Thursday report
the tobacco marke. strong on everything offered
with small reflections. Wednesdays market pet
ter than Tuesdays and very Satisfactory. New
trashes ami Iugs and common 10 mediums
figured in the improvement and good % enc lea
sold up % previous figures. The old crop shove
better feeling and some houses reported prices
ptfier. Buyers attendance good and bidding
active. Shippers were present IN large nuints
and remarked thstit looked Ike veritabl'
llofn hal IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

steady. Molass-s-F Foreign nominal: New Or.
leans, open keftlc good TO choice sBn bus
steady At 30a3Sc. Peanuts quiet aud uncbsnged.
COifec--Options opened steady aa1 close1 s,ssav
D points mp: Hay. elf SCasit 80 July. I'll. iea
sl5.l5: september. sts.7JaSI4.Gg: Dece,ps sr.
s14u0asi8.7O: spot RIO stesiy; No. z. ieslc.
Sugar -kas irmer nominal; TAR refining. 3.lc
centifnyais. o0-tcst. 80. refined arm and
qutct standard A, D J-lBa5@kc.: grsbu,stsd,
3-iGa5ifc. frelgbts 70 LIVERPOOL quiet All
weak cotton. 5-dti.: grsin, lIsd.
rlt CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Nay f9.-Whest a. the o, ssirs To-
day was ao0nt Lsf<c. higher than Q. the clnss
yesterday and ruled 1rnl and pricse rsro fur.
thor advanced l6c., than ruling irregular d.
clining W.. aud again advancing w., With n,
finai closing steady and about laahtc higher
than yesterday. Corn sympaihizei with whoa
Iuied steady. and closed with isaltc. adyanco
feature to-day was the re- stiyoiy nrm tone q
July compared with September, ihs direrenr,
most 81 the time being "a. There was far
trade IN oats and s'eacier feeling. May AMI
Dune showing more strength sud sfsan ing lSc.,
while the other futures we're no i.aI4s, and ~.
close was steady 40 nearly the top In prDvi.
sions little seemed 10 ~ wanted. bat even lees
WAS tor sale. and buyers hat e. bid an advance
on tho nominal market % ont.ce an ofef Of
stan from the holders. Prices are f2lSc. higher
Tor pork. Toe. for lard. and ilc. for rios.
Casn quotations. Flour hrm: patent, iCaIJc.
OF. but with buyers stin holding back. Ma. .
spring wheat. 7la1li4c. No . corn, sc. No. 2
cate. @9a4a2p'sc. Msss-pork. s20.e7Ssas2i.O%l4.
sic.25a8IO.27%. Dty-salted shoulders 1o1sf,.
st0nsI0.25. short-clear sides tooxedl, slO25a
$1,000. wIisKsY. Sl.i2.
Tina feaHluI flfurp4 ransa1 n faifnUss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
TIE LEGISLATIVE CONTEST.
The Early Nomination Mstter-state-Con
vcution Notcs-Poiiticni Points.

vcution Notcs-Poiiticai Points.
4 question which is nov agltatng Richmond
politicians ia whoihor or not nominations for tho
Legislature should be made before or after the
RubctnNtorial convention. Tho petition 20
Chairman PattcsOn, OF tho CITY Democratic
Committee. asking him 70 call that bOiy to-
coter At once 20 decide this matter has not as
yet been received by him.
One of tho candidates iavOring early nOmina-
ti0os while speaking 20 q DISPATCH reporter on
Tho subject said that he thought an early con-
Yeuiiou or primary was dcsira ole on tho part OF
tho aRpifants for lcc'siRfivo hOnors n u would
relieve them 81 great deal OF suspense ami
worry aud ~ tie same time DO away With Huy
embarrassment as 10 bow they would stand IN
the coming gubcruatOrinl contest. lie argued
that the strain upon the men call9f out, II they
were required 70 20 until september or October
for q convention or primary, would DO very Sc
we're.
Chairman Pa;teson's views In this respect
were Published ia Thursdays DISPATCH. Uo
thinks thu matter should 10. be decided until
aiior tho state convention. u Is unierstool
that number OF names Of members Of tho
committee have boen secured % the petition FOR
tho cnN referred o..
Chairman Patteson states that he Is pretty
certain That the state convention will be held IN
the Mozart Academy % Music. This building
Will. By putting In extra chairs ana u'ing
the loges, GccOmmO Int l,G00 10 500 persons
comfortably without taxing tho siage capacity.
The number Of delegates to the convention VIII
be 1910.
Chairman Gorcon, Of the State committee,
loft the city on tue noon tram yesterday Tor
Washington, ana secretary Ham Shcpperd ana
many otner members Of tho committee departed
for their homes during the day. III. Cord N Ia
OF tho opinion that Captain shepperd viii cor
tainiy get the cOllectorship OF the Western us
tflct.
Richmond viii De entitled 20 l0l delegates In
The state convention. having cast lO,l3J votes
fpf Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

No other house DOES-EVER
DID-or EVER WILL sell such
STERLING QUALITIES at such
LOW PRICES as WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
To Meet Next Year at A.bury Park, N. j.
A Womnn's Protest.
iBy telegraph to the Dispatchl

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
CHICAGO, LII, May i0.-The National Edi'oria,
Association to-day decided to hold its next an.
nual meeting in Asbury Park, N. J.
Tho 1rst thing on to-days programme was n
paper by Ewing Herbert, OF Kansas, on "Ihe
Chief End OF n Newspaper" In which Mr.. Her.
bert related the various replies be had received
from experienced journalists TO his queries.
These ranged from " bankruptcy" to ITO Gre
ate patriotism and glorify man, as religion glo-
riaes God" Colonel d. Il. Anthony, OF Leaven-
worth, was called on for remarks on tho same
subject. Josh VI. Chappie, OF Ashland. Wis.
read paper on " Newspaper Annals" and w.
r. Psbor, Of Florida. read tue poem, - Drop
of Ink Makes Millions Think
The Committee on Credentials then made q
preliminary report. Otner committees reported
and then IL was in order to vote for the MOTT an
nuaI meeting place. A motion 20 postpone this
matter until after the election OF new officers
was lo-t By calling the roll. out % q total vote
Of y6G Asbury PARK received 1904, Florida
s2e,. and Asheville, y. C.. 3I2S. The delegation
from North Carolina moved TO make tho vote
up snimous. which was done by acclamation.
After settling this mauer an amendment 70
the constitution relating to the payment Of tees
for membership was adopted.
Mrs Elizabeth Beecher Hooker vas then In
tro,iuced 10 the convention and entered ygor-
ous protest against the Supreme Csurts decision
on the validity OF the anti-Chtnese act and also
against Sunday closing OF the Worlds Fair.
The reports Of tho Appropriation Committee
and OF the treasurer were then presented and
the meeting adjourned uLtil tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20


NEW YORK, May io.-Flour duh but steady (;
winter wheat, low grades, e2.10ae2.65; do.
fair TO fancy. s2.o5ss3.65: patents, s3S5a
s425; Minnesota clear. s2.50as3.50; de-.
patents, s+25as4.70. southern hour duh but
steady common 10 fair extra. S2.l0as3l0 ;
good 20 choice 10, s3.I5ast25. Wheat flrmer
but dull: No. , red. store and elevator 1870. I;
aroat. 77isa7sAc.; options moderately active.
advancing Aaic., declining As,s.. and closing
steady, Asaesc. over yesterday: Nay. 764sc. 4;
June. 77ssc July. 1879. Corn dun: No. Z.
52kc., In elevator; 6Ilsa5l5lc. afOat: options
1.aIec. higher; Nay. 00t4c: June, 4yfc. july,
sDjec. oats nrasr; options dull nsy, 800 &c !;
June, 337Sa3Jc; July. 35ha3JSsc.; spot NO.
?, 334s36lkc.; No. white, ilAsfi'4c. I;
mixed western, 36lsa3Sc. white do, fVs
49c. white, siste. 40s49c. Wool arm and IN
moderate demand; domestic fleece, @sa3sc. !;
pulled, 2ba37c. Beet dull bat s,eady; family,
siIasl2; extra mess, s7.5oasS.50. Beef ham
quiet and steady at sisasiS.60. Tterced beef
Inactive but nrm city extra India ncss. slSa
Sl7. Cut-mea.e quiet and easier; picked bellies,
lI}lc.: shoulders, ptsas}4c.; hams, iJ.tsiSes. !:
middios DAN bot steady: short clear. il'sc. Lstl
sronser aud quiet western steam e, Ss
eli asked; city, slo.e5aslo.oo 90: NAY. sio.vo:
July, SIi.l5; September, 81 40: redned quiet
and steady; CeatiE snt, 81 20 SOUTH Arisfica.
sII.s0; compound, sll.7s. PORK nrmsr oas
quiet; Old mess. e2l.2S; new mess. W;
extra prime nominal. Colton-ssed al duii ane
easy crude, 47c.; yellow, 5u,. fssroaeum nrm
olS quiet. kcssn Qalst and weak sstsnc0s
common 70 good, ti.21t<a3l.3O. Turpensinc
DIN and weak ~ 3oaSie Rice ousss ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and ENJOY life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; cfectualIy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly Tree from
every objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
cists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name il printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF Figs
and being we'll informed, YOU will no.
accept any substitute if offered.
Ia 1-Tu. ThtwISa,lopfoorI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
CRUSH AT CHICAGO.
THE DOORS OF THE ART PALACE
HAVE TO BE CLOSED.
Women Discuss Pretty Much Everything
Possibie-Reccption by the Lady
Managers ofthe Fair.
LEY ,olexrnnh 70 The nl.nntch. |

CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 19.-There was the
usual crush at the doors of the Art Palace
this morning. and many of the balls
were 50 overcrowded even IN advance
OF the commencement of the pro-
ceedings that it was found necessary
to close the doors. The convention in
the hall Of Washington was given up to a
consideration of Women IN the Trades
and Professional In the other halls the
matters under consideration were uni
versal peace between nations. religious
matters in general. household economies,
non-partisan Christian temperance. patrl-
otto subjects &c.
The first notable social event at the
Wornan's Building at the World's-talr
Grounds took place THIS afternoon, when
tho Board Of Lady Managers OF the sxposl.
ton gave reception to distinguished
women attending the great congress.
SUNDAY CLOSING POSTPONED.
CHICAGO. III, May 1p.-Sunday opening Of
tho Worlds Fair has been postponed for week.
Tho local directors held meeting this evening,
az which It Was decided to close the fair next
sunday, n order TO give the National commits
sion sufficient tine to take action on the new
sunday-opeuipg rule, which was submitted 70
that body to-day.
BAPTIsTs WITHDRAW.
Rev. Drs. Lawrence. Henson. and Parker, the
committee OF tho Baptist Auxiliary OF the Re
ligious Congress Of the World Fair, have With
drawn the acceptance OF the invitation to NE
Baptist denomination TO participate Ia the Com
grees The committees action is taken in view
d the determination OF the directory % throw
open the gates on sunday. The committee be-
lieyea that the Baptist annual meeting TO oe
held next week IN Denver will approve the with
drGwal.
THOMAS NOT Ygr RESIGNED.
Theodore Thomas has not rendered bis re-
signation "a musical director Of the fair. Hs
did not appear on the grounds to-day aud IS said
20 10 suffering with nervous prCstraton ma re-
sult OF the worry over the row on his account
among members Of the the national commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
JOURNALISTIC CHANGE.
Dir. Charles ii. Jones No Longer Editor Of
tho ST. Louis Republic"
uvtof,yrapn 10 the DtanatrhI

ST. LOUIS. No., May l9.-Ihe name of Mr..
Charles Il. Jones Was taken from the head u
the editorial page Of tho ~. Louis Republic yes-
te-1ay. ana Lenceforth MIR. Charles w. Knapp,
hitherto Ure.ii-n; ana publisher, will con-
trol tho paper In all ia departments
as president and general manager. The
change Wa made at a meeting OF mo
Board Of Director. II H. not yet known VIVA,
Eiitor Jones's plans foc the future are, but
n Is understood thai he will sli hold his interest
IN the Repujiic. Mr.. Jones, IN q card - tho pub
IL today. says: " The private business AFFAIRS
of IN. EcDvbiic having been made the subject
Of public gossip and newspaper Conjecture. 70
Ia perhaps proper Tor me 10 say as the opiy thi3
/ snail say through the newspapers on the SUB
toet that 50 far "a the action Of majority OF the
present Board Of Directors can accomplish that
object I have ceased 10 10 editor Of the paper.
/ remain director OF the company, however,
and us largest stO,khJlder. ana SHAH contin lie
10 give It's conduct aud affairs NV watchful a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
MRS. HEARST IN RICHMOND.
She aud Her Friend Come Up the James
on tho Pretty Yacht Vainoose.


Yesterday afternoon the placid waters Of tho
James wore RULED by tho approach OF tho
beautiful and sy!ph-like yacht Namoose, Here
anod's Istost model, bringing ne sIch'seers %
this city Mrs. Phoeb, Hearst. wife o. Tho latc
senator Hearst, of California, acccmpauiod by
Mrs. ichols, who are az ToUte for Washington
whore they Will be met 10y the NamoJse, which
leAvcs the Clydo-Line wharf this morning At .
O'CLOCK.
The yacht IA a marvel 81 swiitnoss and beau
" she is cigRr-shspcd ana has made tTonty-
eight miles per hOIr eluallnf, II not superior
in speed 10 Jhe United states torptuo-Doat
Gushing.
Tho run from Fort Monroe - Lower Brandon,
a distance ~ soytuty-gtX miles, was made IN
los than four Lours-aH excellent recol Il tor
vessel OF thus Ciaes, when a greater Depth o.
water Is required to display h0s iuil powers.
a representative II the DlsPATCH was shown
over tho yacht by M. Theodore Hebron, chieI
engineer aud secretary % Hrr Hearst. In his
interesting manner (biot Hoibron described Ia
.eta tho interior woik r,s Of THIS racer. The H.
mcuaiOus Of whioh are IL feet over all l. ieei
! inches beam, and feet depth Of hOIf. Her
cugin. isa nno cylinder quad upic capable OF
developing AOO-horss power, and can make
piston speed o. 1880 feet per minuto-a trhly
wonderful record. She II lighted with electric
rghts and eG u apartment ~ furnished band
sJtnoly
Chief Heilbron lgGrei with much prominence
In New YORK narBDr with the NamoOse during
the cholera scaro OF last September, and IN re-
cDgnitiOn ~ hi. services WIS presented with
pair ~ marine RlcFsos by the Health board
SArper Iresy ~ genial tar and - very proud
o. his beautiful charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
A GENERAL ADyANrR.

Tho advance was equal TO lsa44 per cent,
and everything on the hat participated in the
rise. Manhattan. Pacific Mail. the Nanderbiits.
Iackawanna. the Grangers, Sugar. and General
Electric were the real leaders OF tho Market and
closed a. Or near tho best figures OF tho day.
The commission houses had moro orders than
for CANA dina and thu hfArs covered fraclv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Stan lard Oh
Tnkenfn ChcsforNeIA.

samuel Talbot the man who was arrested
here several DAYS ago and who has since been
IN jail, WAS turned over 90 sheriff GIL Of tnor-
iericld. yesterday. Talbot Is the man who as
saulcd gagman on tho Richmond and Peters
burg railroad about week ago ana toJA MS
lantern from him.
The Chesterfield onicer EHndcuhei his man
ana took him C. Chesterfield Courthouse, where
ne will ba tried for felony. Il viii ne remembered
that Talbot, n company with several Tramp,
assaulted the railroad employee while he Was
tagging a train.
Talbot is a native Of Richmond, having been
boru on StrecEcrs Hill, and has some relatives
Vho Stand vary we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

Inc and win consist Of singing. ROTATIONS, and
snort eddressea by the Pastor, Rov. Dr. Peter
Ton. ana Mr. j. -. X. Sicight. THIS being the
oldest sabbath schooi In the state that has re-
tanned its organization makes tho occasion one
OF deep interest Tho parents relatives. and
iriehde OF the school and church are invited to
attend.
There will be Calldrcp's- Day services al Clay
street Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. An interesting programme has boon
arranged, including an address by Rev. W. W..
Smith.
Kew. W. 7. Hines will preach ~ Ieigh-Strec.
baptat church tomorrow morning and Row
Joseph Walker az night.
Rev. C.. r. Ruyk Will prosch special sermon
90 Red Men az Woidell- Memorial chapel, on
pcnny street Fulton, tomorrow morning a. / /
O'clock. All mombcrs % tho order will be well