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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

pry.nl,ei rasss. :, ,s y, : .Ssyb
Bacon-Boxed shoulders N.55; longs,
tsszil; clear.ribr. D.s2,tets.l5; shorts
High wines--r,rm AZ n.s.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI: ssbtsmber N.-Fiour--
Spring patent. G.z'1sp: DO. tsncy H.sv
Whea,--tluiet and Arm
Corn--Steady, at previous prices.
Mess pork. tit75. family. pork. $40.
Iard-Steani leaf. ~3; kettie-drisd,
ia Bacon-steady: shoulders. ND: short
rib sides. 80; short-cisar sides, ts.i2,zD
Whiskey-fIrm at si.35
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. september "a r. NJ
Cotton--hmeriesn good middiing. , T-5zi.:
middIing. 1-eid low misdiinS. : n-Gt:
september. 4 u sd, buyers; Septemt-r
and October. s7-stQf7 ss-s<b.; October sai
November. ! gs-s;1g3 y7-stsf November aud
December. u.s*d, buyers: pscsms-r ard
February. 3 Ss-6tn3 #Sti; February snt
March, 1 II sd, buyers: March and April,
f3-6id., sellers: Aprii and May. t-t+g
3 i5-s.d May and June. $-eSt. buyers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW toftk, SSttNUiu"f i>.~tvAtpu
quiet and steady: mtdding gulf. re. mid
ding uplands. 6&c. Cotton futures closed
steady: september. soI1. October, S..s:
November. S. "; December. ss.52: January.
15s: February, &Si: March, p ~, APril.
1915: May. &.H: June. Us
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. " G.. September IA
Rosin--Firn. strained. Sc. good strained.
9oc
Spirits OF t,irpentine- Nothing doing.
Tar-FirIn at N.i5.
Crude turpentine-Stead bard. $50;
soft, 81 80: virgin. $50
SAVANNAH. GA. September Is -Spir-
it's OF turpentine-No,h.ng doing. receipts.
1, g5s casks.
barrels.
CHARLESTON. 8. C.. September Is
Turpen,ine-Dull: nothing doing; receipts.
IL casks.
ceipts. go barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
1Reported for the Dsspatch)
NORFOLK. VA. september lS.-Market
| nominal: common. lalsc. pilmf, &c, sA-
| ira prime. 2hc.; fancy. 24c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
wOMAN's COLLEGE.
Marriage of Mr.. Gentry and Miss Jeffress.

Mr. James w. Gentry and Miss Mabel
N .Ierress. both of this city. were mar
ried I'm Washington Monday afternoon
M, groom is an estimable young man
connected with the transportation depart
1nert of the Southern railway. ana the
bride a striknsly handsome lady, IS the
daughter OF Mrs. L. NJ. Jeffress. OF NO
AZ north Twelfth street.
Al the marriage a week ago OF MES
Willie Jeffress to Professor Pewton L;
painter. of Ninton. Va, Miss Mabel acted
az maid OF honor and MIR. Gentry as one
81 fhe ushers Ii was intended some
time ago that there should be double
Wedding. but the sickness of the younger
lister prevented this. Ii is understood
that Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry Will JOIN MI.
thence TO Niagara.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Nj. White Final.

\ private telegram received here yes,
terday from Parkersburg. w. Va. staten
MI Warwick G. White was fined for
assaulting MIR T.. Il. Thaw on SATURDAY
night last. and that Temple Harris VINO
was charged with being an accessory was
discharged. a.
\ letter has been received from MT
White. giving in substance the same yer
sion Of the trouble that he gave To We
D.spatchs Palkersburg correspondent. 20
tier has yet been received from MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
poynDeii TO Be Given.

At n called meeting Of the Executive
and Citizens Auxiliary committees OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, held
Ves,er1iny morning, proposition from
Nessrs. James Pain & Sons. of New
Work to give one OF their pyrotechnic
shows during the Exposition next month
as accepted The entertainment will be
."iyen al night in the society's grounds,
hut will not be In connection with the
Exnosition, and all of the society's build
ings will be closed during the perform
apces. The exhibition. which will be the
rev Pompeii, VIII be given with all the
scenery. cast. and paraphernalia of the
recent productions at Manhattan Beach.
The matter Of opening the Exposition at
night was discussed, and the action OF
the committee. deciding that this should
not be done, was ratified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
To Teach the Orphnn Boys.

The Board Of Directors Of the Male Ur
phan Asylum held me ting at the
State-Bank building yesterday aternoon
To- elect Il teacher for the institution.
There we're forty applicants for ne pos
sei-ction was made. Mr.. William II. Hen,
son. the gentleman elected. taught scnood,
in Louisa county for several years am am
was verv highly recommended re mas
recently become resident OF TINS clty'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Prouerty Transfers.

pichmond. Maria w Gautts's heirs TO
y Stern one half interest in 20 feet on
no,.,h side Main street between Fiiteenth
and shockoe Creek, Si5S' ", w o. O. latin portS
VI, ofstn street between Fifteenth ana
Sile ON creek. SIP 30: William ". Ter
re,t and others 70 a. II. Terrett, interest
IN - feet on north side Main street o. t5.
,,.,ee, sixteenth and seventeenth, ~
ssft.ahcth & Terrett's heirs TO +. stern,
nne half interest in 20 feet on north SIDE
Main street between Fifteenth ana
Shockoe Creek, N,2D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
The Check Was Not Honored.

Mr. w J. Gardner. chief clerk at inc
Lexington. is n wiser sadder ana DOOR,
man than he WAS a week ago. on Satur-
dav last he cashed "A check of so. draw n
on the AIanufa ctur@rs' National Bank OF
Baltimore. for F. J.. Shook, OF WaVeileyi
n Y. who was a guest at the hotel. and
two DAYS later the paper was returned
dishonored Sergeant Tomllnson has beer,
al work on the cas-. but has not yet
located Mr. Shook, who is about y years
old. feet 8 inches tall, and has DARK
IA and owes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Convenfion of Democratic Clubs.

RALEIGH n. c.. September lS.-(Spe-
cIal)-Julian :. Carr. president OF me
state Association of Democratic Clubs,
arrived her. to-day TO arrange for their
state convention next Thursday He says
there will be a great gathering. even II
only half those who promise 70 come 90
attend. Governor Black. Of Pennsylva-
MIA: c. II. Mansur. of Missouri: secreta..
~ Hoke Smith. and w. G.: Oates, OF
Alabama. Senator Daniel VIII very pro-
tablv attend. and IT is hoped Bourke
Cochran and Senator Faulkner Will ac-
c-pt the earnest Invitations given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Death of Mr. L.. J. Cline.

Rii. ,noruing at his residence on
Syosh,netpn street. Deceased was mem
w., !" Of Nosbv's band of guerrillas during
he war. and achieved reputation as
a daring and valiant nsnter; ,dao,e AXE
a d0i S OHIO round-house. Mr.. Cline was In
6is 5ith year He leaves wife ana mr.
ch,ldren. His funeral VIII Jake place
nom ST. Peters Cathedral to-uaS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
The MEDICAL COLLEGES OPEN.
Both Have bright Prospects for a Good
Scssion-Ofher Institutions.


Richmond's two medical colleges opened
for the session of 1915 yesterday, with
larger rolls than ever before. and under
most auspicious circumstances.
There were no formal ceremonies at
the Medical College Of Virginia. The day
WAS devoted to the naturalization OF stu
dents. and this morning the first lecture
will be delivered The number OF stu
dents already matriculated i double mat
Of the opening day last year, ana the
prospects are that the attendance upon
the lectures this year viii be largely IA
excess of that Of any previous year. me
personnel of the class Is far above the
average.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDl-
CINE.
The University College 81 Medicine
having greatly improved its building
opened It's session last night with appro-
prlate ceremonies, held in the spacious
lecture hall.
Several overtures were rendered by the
First Regiment Band, and AFTER prayer
by Rev. Dr. J. Il. Newton The inaugural
address, was delivered by Dr. Joseph w.
White He treated medicinal education
its essentials and requirements, and made
a
TO the inception of the college. eighteen
months since. ard its birth, six months
euhseouent thereto. he cited the fact tnat
152 students had already matriculated lor
the ensuing session. He spoke OF the
steady flow OF southern students to
northern colleges. and how the toe had
been stemmed by the university college
and after abiding 10 the superior clinical
and laboratory advantages offered by the
institution. he closed by charging MS
hearers not 10 enter the medical proieS-
sion from any sorlid. selfish motives
but to be actuatcd BY intentions to beneht
their fcllow-man.
Cuite a humorous address was then
made by Mr.. \. w. Patterson, alt'r
wrich the COLLEGE building ard hospital
were thrown open for the Inspection Oh
the visitors
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Extensive imnrove ments are going on
at Richmond College preparatory to the
opcring OF the session tomorrow. M.
buildings are being painted at a cost OF
500. From turret to foundation-stone
every building il being dressed anew. me
effect is very pleasing. The professors
residences are being papered, ana Ifrsh
comforts added. Students are coming H.
and fine indications are that the session
will be good one. The prospects Ior
city patronage will J., unusually good anu
n fine law school is expected. TIC
matrlculation begins Thursday al .
o'clock.
WOMAN'S COLLEGE.
The session of the Woman's College
begins to-day end the indications are
that the attendance will be large. Tne
Luilding has been thoroughly remodeiiei
and made much more convenient ana
comfortable than ever before. Among the
improvements are several lecture-rooinS
and a new and well-appointed cook-room.
pr. Nelson has larger faculty thal
.ver before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
. roto,ed Man Tound Dead.

Coroner Taylor was summoned 10 NE
Of Mr. street re- pa yesterday day
20 no. 20 view the body OF Coleman
Sco,h coored man. about g years a o.di
S on toSpenine the shop Yesterday the s dead
BODY Scot, S %f ns 0 opnS on ,Sat Death
Dr. rs{'gf, from M apoplexy. and deemed an
trcuest unnecessary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Suffolk Amateurs Defeat Norfoiks.

SUFFOLK, VA. September B-CSpe,,
cial1-A good crowd was at West-Eni
Park this afternoon 10 witness game
Of bali between the Norfolk League cup
and the suffolk amateurs. the latter 90
Inc mn the professionals by score OF II
10 H. The Norfolks acknowledged that
they found faster company here than
they expected. The visitors had IL work
two batteries during the game-vlz., Mc,
Crcery and Hodge ana CoiillloTer am
O'Hagan' Battery for suffolk, Hargrove
and smith. The same clubs play In Nor
fnlk fn-mnrrOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
C,n,ain T. J, Talbot sinking.

DANVILLE. VA. September ls.-(Spe--
cial 1-Cantain Thomas j. Talbot, one or
the leading citizens of Danville and
prominent tobacco manufacturer was
taken suddenly IN late this afternoon ana
later suffered stroke OF paralysis. re
had been unconscious and rapidly sink
Ing since . O'clock.
LATER.
At II o'clock Captain Talbot Dreamed
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
rrho Came Not Played.

The 80 or more cranks who went our 10
West-End Park Yesterday aitenn.p o,,.eo,,
Meeting to see fine game ~ Dali net 49,
,be richmond and Petersburg clubs were
disappointed. as the contest ava not LAM
Mace The continued throatenlng va
ther kent the Petersburg clup an"
natrons from coming over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
rba Indusfrial Homo.

A meeting Of the Board of Directors, on
the Industrial Home was heli AT IN, w
Young Mems Christian Association yes-
terday AFTERNOON Very little other tnah
routine business was transacted, and tne
body adjourned 10 meet again satufuaS'
October 6th. -, 4. ,,,ar,-
Mr.. .. S. Merton was elected 10 mat at-
lin. resigned The vacancy caused by ,ne
resignation Of Mr.. Joseph ID. Montgomery
wax not filed. , A.. t,s,i-
Superintendent Blood reported the in ls,,.
tuition TO be progressing encouraSihgy;
AND that he had found the Richmonu
people ready and willing TO respond ~
appeals for It's maintenance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
C,r,.in noIdt', BODY Found.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. September Is
Especially -Early this morning three negro
fishermen found th4 body OF Captain
Poldt. OF the barge Mabel Phillips, iioat-
Ing in the river Just opposite Point Breeze.
which Is about mile below here. An IN
quest was held this evening. ana the yer,
dict of the jury was that OF accldentai
was published in the Dispatch yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
xrruvoSp gsptefr Dor IL, 1894

OrrERisGs Wheat, 1.yIs bushels. Corn
White. TBS bushels. Oats, l'ooV ousoe"' MO-
800 bushels. - tus..
sAIEs.-Wheat. 1878 bushels Corn WHITE
73s bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels. Rye' ooo
bushels .e ,
mixed. 54a5sr. snortberry. o3aoSc.: NO =
red. 57Aa5sc. Corn White Virginia toac lossi
t:is6ytc. NO whits. 63so3Nc. No
mixed, 62c. Oats-Na 2 mixed. 3A'saoc'
No. 3 mixed, 34a34tsc.: winter, 3oaaic' NV
o2a54c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
RIcuMoNn ronACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, September ls-Auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day, 70 PACK
ages. and taken in. Highest price,
81 s7Is; lowest. $50; average, $500.
Private sales: Filters, - hogsheads;
wrappers, 8: smokers. /; cutters. j; DARK
leaf. s. Tugs. IS. Total, l5s hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. s3,56l60; tobacco. 242.l2. TOTAL
t6O5672
Loose sales to-day included some very
good bright wrappers and cutters, all OF
which sold at fun prices. Prices on all
grades. except the lowest grades. were
very good. The quality OF the offerings
continues to improve. and the warehouse
men promise good sales OF fine bright
Wrappers and cutters for tomorrow
The market to-day was quite active Tor
nogshead tobacco, filters being most IN
demand. Prices continue we'll up ana
firm. a.,
Receipts continue very light and deliv-
cries rather large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

Mrs. Martha s. Sim. wifi. Of MT Ko l,or
sim the well-known stone contractor.
died Yesterday afternoon after long
illness OF consumption. Mrs. SIN W. We
in the 37th year OF her age ana leaves
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September lS.-Virginia
Century bonds. IS bid; Baltimore and
ohio stock, 76d77ia: Northern Central.
6els asked. Baltimore and Ohio South
western lists, l07nl0s: do. ID incomes, -
asked: do. Sd incomes. 9i4 asked; Consoli-
dated Gas bonds, ll6ls bid; do. stock.
gTa.G6TTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Impure Extracts.

See Dispatch Of September H. 1895
where air. Charles " Caugh cNplaim.
the adulteratons I'm Messinn Soudars
Extracts have been analysed BY the Siato
Chemist OF ohio. prgnounc'i pure.
Two ounce lemon ~, : ounce vanilla
lie. All our grocers h,re have found out
all about Il and have 10 for sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
PORT OF WEST POINT, srrr Is, IsoL

PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. Is, 1884
ARRIVED.
steamship Berkshire. kerw'n. froyience vis
Norfolk aud Newport News, passengers and
general cargo. n-,., ..
Steamship Charlotte, NicsSc, Baltimore. pas
eengers aud general cargo.
steamer Elm city. Marshall. WalSerton, pa
sepgers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Berkshire, kerwin, Baitiniorc' pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Nlckle, batlmors' pas
sengers aud general cargo.
Steamer Rim Cily. aarsLall, walkor;oa, pas
fengeTs and general cargn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Toundry and Shops Destroyed by Fire.

AsUEVILLF. y. G., September IS
(sneci,l II B Coles's iron-foundry and
machine-shop were burned between and
2 O'Clock this morning. The loss Is about
g 900. with very little insurance. IL Is
believed the buildings were set on iTt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
o., MI, /. silver Tea"

A charming silver tea" wi VIII , be gwen W
on Chestnut Hill between the 1 ro sn,sr,
a sainment viii be for the benefit OF Miz-
nah church. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, &C.. and the Wea-
Their Indications.

F. WASHINGTON. ID. O.. September Is.
| PAIN Forecast for Virgiris; Showers !;
""' clearing weather in the afternoons
slightly cooler IN extreme eastern
portions; variable winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather Wednes-
day. except showers on the coast; varia-
BILE winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

The State Committee announces t t
following additional appointments LOT
Hon II 81 q. Tucker: Lovng,ton, sep
taynber 9th: Warm Springs. September
9th: Monterey, october "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing

Cash auotations-In -four there was not
much doing outside OF a few lots taken
Tor exnort The feeling IL rather easy, out
saies are quite difficult to make. NO.
snring wheat. 5SS.a5iNc.; No. red. SSisV
a. No . corn. 5o9sa55l1c. No. oats.
3niS0i.c. Pork, sltWgN ~. Lard, @Ssp
400 Short-rib sides, N.IgriS. Dry-salteu
shoulders. $7O4s.S. Short-cieas sides
s., iOaS Is Whisky. N.JS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union sTOCK-YARDS, ILL. septem-
her iS.-Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; mar
ket ouiet; common TO extra steers, S."fP
ssS. cows and bulls, NsSg3.a1; stocksrs
ana feeders. s2elM3S; calves, GHao.5o
Uogs--Receipts. 1900 head; market weak
and lTilOc. lower; heavy, S.60us.So; COM
n,on 10 choice mixed. $a.SH6.D; choice
assorted. s5.sh6.oo; light. S.sogs.O; pigs,
50. Jo6i5.65. A.,
and iOc. higher; inferior 10 choics' si"'e
3G,; lambs, s2.2Jts4.lo.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. September lS-Fiour-Duii:
patents. 81. i592.6e, fancy. G.oog2io; cnoiee'
Wheat-F'irm September, Soc; Deeem-
Der. 53c. May. 5sac. -
Corn-Higher: September. Slsc. pecem-
bkr, 50lkc.; May. J3sc 49,.
Oats-Firm but quiet; September AHc''
October. Hhc.; May. 3shc.
Pork-Standard mess, xA"' on o'us's'
Lard-Prims steam. ss.s7,s; choice. a'%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
u..,.,.,.a NJ New York Hotels.

NEW YORK. September isntspeeial,1
W. Jenkins, Astor; y; y; MIiie a. bros 81
p psS,. cs MR. g. I E wesasass. ST Denis;
5. Bachrsch. Dartholdi; ?. shsfer,
Misses shafsr. I y i1ShsiSoti , Mss b
p. w. Whklock. IMPERIAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
70 SENATOR HUNT0N.
.ye TRADES AND LABOR COUNCILS
srplY 10 HIS RECENT LETTER.
-.,,,, mccullough Argues the Obiec-
,tcns raisei 10 Naturalization of
Railways and relegTaphs.

.-...I states Senator Eppa IIunton,
o., objections raised by the lat
.- 81. letter % August 18th TO The
Son Of the railways and tclc-
.. .r U.c country.
90, e.tuloueh's letter though quite
.r interesting document and
,ac points Involved in courte-
intelligent manner lie treats
.... objections in the order ~
.. ..r are raised. the first being
..,famcnt ownership ana control
..r. AND to'esraphs is clearly
.t...asl" on this point Mr. NC
.s Says.
..,v section of the Constitution
.l,- upon the subject Of trans
Communication IL section s.
.-..,a 81 the Constltution has
atl.uiti or altered IN any
.... N- ratification in l7N9 But
... tr~ patriotic trainers OF our
charter % liberty never
rr. nugh,y iron horse which
r. nlc ~ transporting hu-
" mails and freight with Won
.t.h stlli they made carciui
.. ffe transmission OF the mails
.. u..anl vi their disp0sal-Viz.,
.. oil horses declaring in Sec
.a Constitution that Congress
.. r.wtr to establish post-oficcs
.tI~" Does not this term
mean simply the roads us.
..rfy 90 the mails when a
inter- the feasibility ~ travel
..- made manifest, the railroad
...t-rpat. and Just here was
... n CpUgFc-e made q Ia "a
frc power vested ~ u -
steam post-roads. Il was MS
..Is Co construct US own
r...... Of doing tnis 81 pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Kent Them Jumping.

The passengers on west-bound Main
Ter Z o'clock were afforded considerable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

The WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was showery and cool. Heavy rams fell
during the day and night.
Gtata Of khnrmn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

PORT OF RICHMOND, ekPrsssrs Is, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocanontas. Deyo Norfolk. merrhaa-
dlse and passengers: lr'.u Weisiser, supsr,n'
tendent. -
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York.
mcrchandi.s aud passengers; George ". Auea
& Co, agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
TOE NEWPORT NEWS. sEPr. IL. 1894

PoRToE NEWPORT NEWS, sEFr. IL. 1884,
ARRIVED.
British steamship Elective, Pun'o 6oria-
SAILED.
British steamship Effective. bones., scotiand
Bark :. X. Begrce. Laguayra
The evening world., 1894-05-30
CAPITAL OUT OF THE STRIKE
Coal Combine May Prices
and Limit the Output.

The insolence of the coal combine In
increasing the wholesale prices OF
anthracite on account OF the strike
the miners of soft coal, and In
the next breath deciding TO mine "A
smaller quantity OF anthracite for the
coming month. Is an example of the
condition of n coal market In which
honest competition Is ~strangled.
1t is this condition which Tho
World" seeks to Change. This action
indicates that the combine Is going to
put or the screws again II try To
squeeze the consumer n little tighter.
Therefore THE World' will continue Its
offer to deliver coal to consumers In
New York or Brooklyn at $3.50 per ton.
The combine may mine only GO per
cent. OF the capacity of the collieries,
which means the throwing out of EN-
ployment OF 40. out of every 100 miners
In Pennsylvania, and consequent pow
erty and want among the poor people
of the anthracite region, but 1.-The
World" will continue to serve the people
and to show up the extortionate
methods.
Even at the advance just ordered re-
tail dealers will still be able to sell
coal at $3.50 per ton II they so desire,
but any consumer who is unable to
purchase coal at hat rate from his
dealer may leave his order at "The
Worlds New WORT or Brooklyn office
and the coal will be delivered at si.J
per ton,
The evening world., 1894-05-30
KICKED ALMOST TO DEATH.
Elizabeth Waters Dying in Hospi-
tai from a Brutal Beating.
Assaulted by an Ex-Conyict for Not
Giving Up a Ring.

Policeman Wheaton, of the East One
Hundred and Fourth street station.
heard the creams of a woman on East
N~inety-seventh street at 3 o'clock this
morning. He found Elizabeth Waters,
colored. twenty-one years old, OF l5S
East Ninety-eighth street, lying in
the gutter in front of 227 East Ninety
seventh street, bleeding from the mouth
and her body covered with bruises. She
colored, twenty-eight years old. of 2S2
East Nincty-seventh street, had beaten
and kicked her.
Wheaton summoned an ambulance
and sent the woman to the Harlem Hos
pital. DIR. O'Brien, of the hospital staff,
found her suffering from hemorrhage
unable to properly examine her. She
may die some time to-day.
According to her story, Russell beat
and kicked her on account of II gold
ring that he gave her some time ago.
The ring belonged to Russells wife, who
Russell met Mrs. Waters, he de
manded the return OF the ring. She had
given the ring to some one else, and
Russell, failing to get 1t. committed the
assault.
Russell Is n strong, a~ble-bodied man,
with IA very bad reputation. The police
say he served two years In Sing SIM
Prison for stealing, and has also served
three terms of three months each for
beating women. Justice Welde held him
await the outcome of the woman's inju-
ries.
Three witnesses, all colored, were sent
to the House of Detention.