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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
BURNED 10 DEAIH.
The Same old Story OF Locking Them In
the House.

An alarm Of fire at 1850 yesterday morn
ing called the fire department 70 the cor
ner Of Eleventh and Clay streets, where
Inc blaze was found to be in an out
house situated in the rear Of No. llOl clay
street. g., .
The house was used a. dwelling py q
,oi,rr9 woman named Richardson, who
cooks for q family on east MarShaI
street Yesterday morning she lett her
two little children al home, as usual
when he went TO work.
n is supposed that the children got "a
piaying i'm the fire, and thus set IRE to
a bed which was near the fireplace. When
discovered they were in the room lying
ON the floor, nearly sufocated by the
smoke. The elder child, named Lucy,
Who is about six years old, was horribly
burned FROM her waist TO her neck Du'
the other escaped without injury. The
suffering child was taken to the Virginia
hospital, where Drs. Peyser and Aston
rendered every possible medical and, bui
10 no avail, the child dying about 4l'
o'clock Yesterday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
300 EAST BROAD STREET.
COLD WEATHER ADJUNCTS.

COLD WEATHER ADJ N ID.
White Flannel, 12i2c., Ii 2-.ic., l3c., 2Jc,
nc, 37.ac, 5nc., 62iac, lac, 81.
Cotton Sheeting (Colored and Striped.
Gray Flannel l5c.. Is 2-2c.. 2oc., 25c.
Sattee-- ana Flannel Shirts cheap.
Navy Blue Flannel. Ii %, 21c., &c,
nc, pc, 3Ii2c.. and 54c. up to SO
White Domestic Flannel talI cotton, sc.
Unbleached Canton Flannel DC, SIC,
1c., S l-3c.. Toe. Fig, IL 2-3c ne, 21c.
Gents Cashmere Socks. 25c., 3ll-c., JOc.
White Embroidered Flannel GDc, iJc.,
81, $l2j. $40. -.
Country-Knit Tarr Socks. 25c. pair.
White Blankets 59c., 81, Sl2j, Sl.J0,
81. $3.50. $2.9S. up 10 SO pair.
crib Blankets, O9e. upwards.
Gray Blankets, sc, 7jc., 81, sl.25' up
II Red Red Blankets, $50 to 81 a pair.
Roman SILK Blankets (slumber Robes).
gSc.
Elder Down Quilts 81 10 SD each.
Mems Hosiery, ic. 10 SOC.
Wooden Lap Robes. 81 mp to $50.
Mems White Shirts, nc.
Horse Blankets, 81 and $l.JO.
Mems Suspendors. Toe. TO 5oc.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves. 25c., 37i2c.
and soc.
Mems Carriers Joe.
sob lot OF 5le. and 31isc. Ladies' Col
ored Cashmere Gloves; reduced TO DC.
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers, 25c.,
JOc.. iJc
Children's Cashmere Gloves 25c.
Towels Sc. 10 81.
Chiidren's Cold-Weather Mittens. 25c.
Boys and Gents Warm Gloves, 25c.
See our Innings.
Cotton Bats, $ l-3c. Toe, l2l4c., and
lG 2-3c. per pound.
Navy Blue. Garnet, Eud Dark-Green
Quilted Satin; reduced from 81 and 75c.
to 50c.
Hats and Caps for children
Atwood Flannel Dress Goods at 2Oc.
and &c: formerly DC. and 39c.
Merno Underwear for everybody.
10 yards Black Grass Cloth Gust re-
ceived) al 1jc. per yard.
In our next advertisement we will have
something 10 say about our Christmas
Goods. which are i'm the house.
Splendid values in Black and Colored
Dress Goods.
New Druggets and Floor Oil-Cloths just
received.
Porteres. Sl9S to IS pair.
Lace Curtains, SOC. 10 SO a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Srmi-Annnni Bang Of.

The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity Of
Richmond College held its semi-annual
banquet on the evening of the 18th at
Murphy's Hotel
The eleven active members were pres
ent, together with a number Of the city
alumni, among whom Dr. NJ u. Hoge,
Jr.; r. X Parish, q. l.. Redford. John
Winston. Whit. Boyd, W. b. Broaddus.
Carter u. Johnston, Frank Mosby. G. II.
RylaEd. Jr., and Il. D.. Quarles
Toasis were responded TO as follows:
our Alumni" W. Is. Broaddus: our
Chapter" }. T. Lawrence; Our Frater-
nifty" Mike Hartman; THE Quarterly"
T. -. Quarles; The Goats" W Il. VIII
Hagham; Virginia." Joseph Taylor.
Surrng impromptu speeches were made
by Messrs. Winston. Hoge and Johnston
Mr.. Walter Phillips. in the capacity Of
toast-master. was both witty and grace
ful. and Nh Boyd, with his banjo. added
materially 10 the pleasure OF the evening
Mr.. Coghill, of Bowling Green, Va,
was initiated into the fraternity just be-
fore the banquet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

The crowd mt the theatre last night
was the laIges' since the fair has be-
gun. Both divisions Of the a. .. II. met
at Lee Camp Han and marched TO the
theatre IN BODY.
They were aP.lauded as they entered
the fair room. Among the prominent
crnor Charles Y. O'FeIrau. Hon John 5.
Harwood. Hon. r. NJ Taylor, and II. NJ
smith. Jr., Commonwealth Attorney
At o'clock nearly three hundred Schol-
ars from ST. Peters School in charge
Of the Nayeran brothers, visited the
theatre
me four tons Of coal which have been
donated to The fair viii be voted at
tie sisters Of the Poor, the Episcopal
Home. and the Male Orphan ASYLUM.
Votes i'm the cont s., cost ten cents each.
Tonight Company A. Of the Bses
battalion. commanded by Captain Cldr-
ence Wyatt, viii attend the fair accom-
panied by the battalion band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
A Good Seryice.

The Postal Telegraph Company ana
4. j. OHalloran, It's manager are to be
congratulated on the splendid service rem
dered, giving the result Of the election;
the large crowd in the billiard rooms OF
the hotel took tn greatest interest in
listening 10 them being read. They were
not Of a character to stir up great deal
Of enthusiasm; In fact, great many OIL
them were read i'm dead silence, but the
news was listened 10 ate ltively, all the
same The Postal is very popular with
the people Of Selma, and they appreciate
the promptf eSs and accuracy with which
the kilograms We're handled. The Times
can't say hurrah for Democracy, but IT
can say so for the Postal.-Morning
Times, Selma, Ala, Nov. s, 1894.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Trustees Of Ed scnnnl Funds

The trustees Of the funds Of the Epis-
copal Church in the diocese OF Virginia
held a meating yesterday evening in the
yestry room Of ST. Pauls church, TO take
action upon The Ge0th OF Mr.. Frank II.
Mcclure, late secretary and treasurer
of the trustees.
Bishop Newton and the Rev j. K.
Mason were appointed TO prepare a notice
of Mr. Mcclure, to be entered on the
minutes o. the trustees. and Mr.. James
VI. Ball. a member OF the trustees. was
elected secretary and treasurer in his
place. Mr. John NJ Taylor was elected 10
Ill the vacancy on the board.
The resignation Of Rev. Dr. ID. F.
SpriGg as member Of the board was
presented. and the Rev. II. A. Goodwin
was elected IN his place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
A Baby Adr II.

Last Saturday a white baby was left
AT The house of Martha White (coloreD. a
resident OF the county, under rather pecu-
llar circumstances. \ man ana woman
drove up 10 her house in a buggy and
asked TO be allowed TO warm themselves.
They then displayed the baby and re-
qucsted the woman 10 take charge of
II for "A short time. But the couple never
returned ana Martha has a boy baby
five days old i'm her keeping with nothing
20 sustain life, except a bottle Of con-
dcnsed milk which the couple left with
the child. The couple were well dressed
and the man appeared to be about thirty
or thirty-liVe years OF age.
The case has been reported TO the au-
thorities and the child Will be sent to
the almShouSe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
DRUGGIST WILCOX.
HE TALKS STRONGLY BECAUSE
HE KNOWS.
Many Will Read This With the Utmost
Fear and Terror.
Danger and Death PoloE Us tIery Step
We Take.

Too many people become insane. Too
many drop dead. Too many become para
lyzed. The papers are constantly record
IN. such cases, and even then only
small nroncrtion ever reach the public
1t is enough to frighten anybody; and
what does 1t mean?
1t means that people oVeTWoIh' over
heart, their brain. and then they suffer
the terrible out natural consequences so esk 10 20
your health. Read the warning words
OF f.. T. Wilcox, Esq :, well,known
druggist residing at Ticonderoga' =; y:
blood and nerve remedy for some time. 1
have sold all kinds of proprietary medi-
cines In our drug store. and KNOW what
is said about them all. -,
whenever | feel nervous and rundown
| use Or. Greene's Neryurd, ana IL dOes
the business every time. think II Is the
best medicine, and II certainly IS the
best seller.
Il am now using it myself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
A Novel Entertainment

This evening the Ladies' Aid Society
will give a free entertainment AT Leigh
Street Baptist church which will no doubt
prove very interesting and create good
deal OF amusement.
Some time ago each member Of the So
Ciety promised TO raise a dollar for the
benefit Of the society, by the practice of
economy in some line in their daily af-
fairs the character OF which should be
told in verse.
This evening the money will he handed
In and the history OF each dollar Will be
given in poetic strains.
programme Of delightful music and
entertaining Rotations will add TO the
pleasure Of the evening. The public are
invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
VIEWS CONCERNING THE D0lNGS or
OUR SMALLER SISTER

MAycnrsrrR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
II2l HUI STREET. BEATTlE BLOCK.


Tuesday night the Manchester urayS
were mustered into service Iney made
a fine showing, and were the recipients
Of high praise from General anderson
who was present. accompanied by Col
Jones and Adtutant HickOk. The COM
many Is commanded by Captain ~ -
Attkisson and Will be known as Com
pany GO"
4 letter in regard to the a1alrs OF
the Eouitable League was received yes
terday bv MIR. NJ. A. Rlghtsell, VINO mas
been endeavoring for some time pas "
get the affairs Of the order s'ra'sh
out. The communication Is as io'io"s'
Superior Court OF Baltimore,
Baltimore, November lj' 1884.
VI. a. RightseiI. - 60
Dear Slr-Judge Richie asks me 10
say that ne received your ietter. my
Court set aside the distribution accoui Jul,
as submitted. ana this requires nc"
account to be stated. TINS Involves
great amount Of WORK, and Judge Rltchle
cannot tell when the auditor WIZ hnlsh
the new account. Very truly etc, -,
WALTER :. TAYLOR
Richard Vernon Turner Ccoloreha g
charged with feloniOus assault, was pc
fore the Mayor yesterday morning. TX
animation was waived, and the case sent
on to the Hastings Court. Turner was
allowed bail in the sum OF S2JO
Mr.. Peter BlOunt has returned 10 the
city. after a visit TO his daughter; MIS-
Jennings, Of Sussex county. NnIe hD-
sent he did a great deal OF hunting anu
killed a quantity Of game.
Tuesday night Mr.. Lee a. lass was
married to Miss Rosa Wright, at the
house of Rev. Mcdaniel Rucker, Fltth ana
Decatur streets. The ceremony was very
quiet, only friends and relatives beihS
present -, .,,
ladies OF rhe Presbyterian church Oh
the 22d. Ill. II
on the 9th Of the month the ladies OF
Balnbridge-Street Baptist church VIII
hold "A bazaar in Leader Hall. n meet
ing will be held I'm the pastors study al
4 O'Clock this afternoon 10 arrange iVi
IT, ~.
Sickness in the family of Rev NC
Daniel Fucker prevented him from at
tending Conference, now in session Ill
Charlottesville. Ill,
Miss Annie Perkins, OF Louisa, VIII
leave for her home in that county tns
morning. after an eNtendth VISIT " TIC
Misses Whtlock. Of Swansboro.
LARGE CONGREGATIONS are Attending the
prOtracted meetings now going on AT
COWardin-AVenUe church, cohducteh pI
Rev. j. a. spencer. -.
The proposed schudule, arranged Dy
Captain Pizzni and the specia! Couhcll
committee. appears 10 be acceptance 70
ne Dpoplp. as far as could be learned
There would probably DE very niue
objection made to taking OF the Decaiui-
street line entirely, and the new scheuuIe
viii be fairly satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
liemovlng mn Od Landmark

The business of the old dry goods es-
adjustment OF Levy q Davis is to be
closed out. This ann ouncemeut will
bring sorrow TO many, for il seems like
DO. cutting down of an ancient landmark.
This business was, whence the memory
or The oldest innabtant reacheth not.
Established in 1878, hy Jacob Levy. IL has
through an the decades kept step with the
progress ct Richmond. and now the name
is 10 DE no more. Surely there is "a tinge
Of sadness IN the statement.
The death of the senior member of the
firm Mr.. Abraham Levy neccssitutcs the
closing up of the affairs of the concern.
The store VIII be closed to-day, 10 pre-
pare the stock for the sale which begins
at once, and which viii probably p" com
pictcd by I'M first of February. II is
possible that other parties viii carry on
the business, but nothing positive is
known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Henry johnson alias William Jones (col-
Orcd) was arraiEncs in the Police Court
yesterday on the charge Of breaking INTO
thr cow stable Of X. \. Patterson, IA
Hcnric) county. and stealing "a cdif lie
was tuir cd over TO the county auihorl-
ties
Elijah Stevens and Robert Holmes doth
COlorcdb were charged with breaking into
the warehouse Of y. x. Savage and steal
ing twenty bushels of wheat Holmes was
discharged, and Stevens was sent on to
The grand jury on both charges.
D. y. Til.ar, charged with forging re
ce.pt for thrty-siN dollars. pdrportng to
be- signed by -. j. Buckley, had his case
continued until November 2Zd. one Of
the witnesses being detained in Washing
ton by sickness.
h. s. SlG"r charged with being drunk
and dis.rdcrly ana creating disturbance,
was fined 30 and costs
NJ. Mitchell and Alfred Lawson were
each fined S. and costs and sent 10 iaIl
for thirty days for being drunk
Jcit Jones was lined - ana costs for a
similar offence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Ire,toB--JackSou.

BALTIMORE, Nov 14-Aliss Helen FISK
Jackson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
bur r. jackson, OF west monument street,
was married this afternoon at O'Clock
In Grace Protestant Episcopal church 10
Colonel James Henry Preston, speaker
OF the House OF Delegates CT the Mary
land Legislature and a well-known men,
Der OF the Baltimore bar Rev. Arthur
Chiffon Powell officiated. The ushers
were Colonel Preston's associates on
Governor Browns staff The church dec
orations were exceptionally beautiful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

the screldIy ol the commonwealth.
the mercantile agencies and others haV|
received large number of inquiries CON
corning the Proy.dent Insurance Com
pguy.
IL viii probably never be known how
many loser, there are by this company
OF straw They are residents of Other
states and viii doubtless let the matter
90. except I'm the case where salt has
been brought 10 recover the loss in
North Carolina.
UntH the Legislature requires a sub
Stantial deposit from companies organized
in the state. fraudulent companies are
likely 10 spring up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

BERLIN, Nov. H-Emperor William
has accepted the resignation Of Dr. Herr
man Won Schelling the Prussian Min
lister Of Justice, and has appointed Or.
SchOnstedt, formerly President Of Celle
Court of Appeals, 10 be his successor.
Or Schonstedt is a Catholic Of unknown
political views. The Conservatives are
said to be pleased with his appointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

ROME, Nov. 14.-Several Catholic bish-
OPS I'm the United States have renewed
their request 10 the Pope that His Holt
ness condemn certain societies of work
ingmen as associations that cannot be
countenanced by the Church hut the
Vatican does not regard IL as his duty
20 interfere in the matter. His coming
eIcvclicai letter upon the affairs IF tho
Church i'm the United States, however
will contain an important passage upon
the subject. couched in spirit OF kindli-
ness but sun in spirit Of drmHesS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Norfolk. Va, Nov. Z. 1894.
c. II. Ashburn. Esq, Manager Postal
Telegraph Gable company N0ri0lk' Va;
Dear Sir.-It is due you and the COM
oany You represent TO say that the ser
Vice rendered over the special wire could
not be excelled. The election news was
given in great detail, and was remarkably
reliable. The delivery was rapid and con-
tinuous. Your reports reached US more
other received i'm the city. You are a
rapid crowd. Respectfully yours,
A /. WOODWORTH,
Pres Nat. Rep Club, White.
Norfolk Nrginian. Nov. 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
II You Wan Help.

The ladies connected with the employ
ment committee OF the NOman's Christian
Association will be glad If any person
wanting a typewriter. teacher, seam
stress, nurse. etc, will apply 10 the super
intendent of the Association, Mss Emily
Morris, I'll east Franklin street, Rich
mond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

The ordinance adopted by the CITY
Council which provides that lahorers In
the employ Of the city shall be paid
city employees who receive their rernunera.
ton by the month. II only relates 10
those who are paid by the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money to lend on real estate or on
good Collaterals. "
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

We will allow per cent. interest on
money deposited with us either short
u iEI FErHs; NAN TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Parties having money to lend can find
sbort or longtime real estate notes, with
good rates Of interest, 10y. applying TO us.
fTHE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
SEASON OF WEDDINGS.
THE BRILLIANT TALTAFERRO-BRAN'
DER MARRIAGE.
Mr. Dlokerson ard Miss pick'-"''
And,r.on and Mis- Sohumaoter
Mr.. Tinegan aud Nil" PirzlnI

. nd
between Mir. William Mayo i''"'e''o anu
Nt,s. 1 ,uisa Hratd
".SS '''''N' 49,. ....r,,,on, was $50
The h'lr sci LOT '"' nh
O'Clock. and when tine doors or 'he '""'N'
49,. ,,,.,,, orou An hour before this
. ..f....9,. In wait
time large crown N"o "''' ....u
inN. aud they continued Go godr III UNI"
.,., q, f.v- minutes before the arrival o4
III bridal party. 80
,tl. cnoif ratilug. chaucel and aIt3i o.
the cnurcu were covered with "hltc my"
SIN ~ and Snite and yellow chrys-
aufb,uirue
ON the altar were "a number OF very
hauIsom, raudCabra, ana the HEHt i'''t
these LENT much Co the rare D."u'S ,, "s
the bridal party Wh'.e iAe ceremony wac
bcius performed. .,.... .,.,...,.,,,.r, wore
nm. ne Imam i.rau8,r. brother of the
Gyl.. R,v. IauIou Mason and pr. X. -
N.rr The wedding was one OF the most
R.tuugul that IacnmoulS society mas
sy.r seen 10 was exactly H40 o'clock
,tb.u the three ci,rlymcn sled out OF the
Vestry-room and too@ taelr POSITIONS Dee
liuI the chaucci Then from me Eestf}-
room come me maii "i nohoI' lht OilucS-
maids and two h'il" hover girls VINO
proceeded down the aisle 10 me Door OF
fl. church. where they met the bride.
The party mon faced about ana returned
&, OR. altar. I'm 'front.' were Misses LIZZIE
EmIer and Stlc Cruckshanks, VINO
s.faI AS flower Girls wearing white or
candle gowns Win satin trimmings. Next
came the u-hors, Ncssrs Edward &.
NaNo. Lewis Eraud"T Thomas Adkins,
Thomas frauder Jr, William ). Mayo
and Edward BENSON.
They We're followed 10y the bridesmaids
and tr9oms men me former rairX!hh al
i5,. ana v.hifc chr1santheln First
came Miss Bessie Wight. maid of honor
ir yellow crepe and satin trimmings, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Real merit is the Characteristic OF
Hoods Sarsaparilia, and IT is manifested
every day in the remarkable cures this
medicine accomplisnes Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the kind Try IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Silk Warp Henriettas,
Silk Warp Eudora,
Silk Warp Grape Cloth,
Venitian Grapes,
Crapon.
Surah Twills,
Cravenette Serge, (water proot)
Silk Warp Veilings,
All.SiIk Veilings,
AlI-Silk II. s. Yelling,
All,Wool II. S. Yelling,
Grape Bordered Veils'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
ana efficiently, on the liver ana bowels
&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
nm you Stereotype !;

II you can't and want TO have work
done in frst-class manner. SEM your
orders 10 The Times ONCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Temple, PGnDa[Il, CMdGS & Co,
: 7 AND 9 WEST BROAD STREET. =
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We call Special Attention to-day to our Sale
of Black Goods as Follows:

Covert Cloths,
Whip-Cords,
Cheviots,
Cheviot Serge,
Storm Serge,
Imperial and French Serge,
Wool Henriettas,
Diagonals,
Broad Cloths,
Ladies' Cloth.
Hortense Cloth,
Diagonal Cloths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Uickerson Dick Q.

The marriage OF Mr.. John r. Ander-
son, Jr.. and Miss Lizzie Schumacher at
81. Johns German Lutheran church at >
O'Clock last evening was the most bril-
liant ldlr that has taken place IN Ger
man-AmeriCan social circles in Richmond
This season The chancel was beautifully
decorated with palms and shaded lamps.
The church was hlied 20 overflow ing
with the elite Of the German mericdn
element OF this city. and brilliant scene
was presented during the ceremony. Rev.
Dr Paul Mcneil performed the impressive
ceremony.
The bride, attired In a handsome gown
Of white cloth was escorted To the altar
b. her father, preceded 10y the ushers
and followed by her maid q honor. She
was met az the altar by the groom, who
entered IN company with hts best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
tired IN reverse order
Miss Bertha Orth. OF Washington, was
maid OF honor and Mr.. Theodore. keck
best man. The ushers were William
Dranct Jacob Rack. Herbert Waldrop.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22
e:.4 THE GOLD SUPPLY. =
Statistics Showing tho Gold Production o
the World.

Statistics Showing tho Gold Production of
the World.
The theory that the gold production
of the world is absorbed in the in
dustries is not sustained by the
latest report Of the director of the
mint. According to that report the
worlds production of gold in 1890 was
s113, 149, 600. In 1884, this production,
instead of falling off, had gone up to
s12O,5ls, 800, and in 1892 it had reached
$3.50, ,sl6,6 GOO The gain of more than
10000, 900 in 1892 is in great part from
the mines Of South Africa About S.
600, 900 is set down to the increased
production of Australasia.
In 1892 the official report Of the gold
coinage of the United States was set
down at s34,7s7, ,222. The gold OF the
world for that year does not appear in
the report-for 1891 it was Sl19, Ola.
Some part of this probably represents
recoinage. The best authorities main
tain that the actual new gold coinage
of the world does not fall below S1O0.
100000, and there is a strong probabil-
ity that it will gradually increase for
some years. This judgment is based
in part on the probability that the out
put OF gold in South Africa will be
twice as great as it was in the preced
ing year, and that there will be cor
responding increase in the output Of
the mines in Australasia. The indus
tries are not absorbing the gold to any
dangerous extent Production keeps
we'll ahead Of this sdiversion.-San Fran.
cleo Bulletin. ...........