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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
womnn.s chr,.,ian Association.

There was large attendance OF mem
bars and associate members OF the Wo-
mems Christian Association last evening
81 their hom on Franklin street In
The absence OF Mrs. Bryan, the chair
was occupied by Mira. J. Hall Moore.
Numerous changes and additions were
made in the constitution and bylaws,
with view 60 charging the scope OF
the work conducted by the association.
This has On done because II has been
felt for some time past that the present
bylaws imposed limitations which re-
,tardcd the growth OF the institution. As
revised. Il viii be possible for the ladies
10 increase consld rabiy the scope OF
their cndeaVorg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
JAMES XrY CIRCUIT COURT.
A special Term-Ricbmond Lawyers
In Attendance.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May T.-tspe-
cial)--A special term OF Circuit Court
began here to-day. Owing 10 the absence
OF Judge Gunter In New York. who 10
under medical trestmen,, judge Is. a.
Hancock, OF the Chesterfield circuit. Is
presiding. This term will last only about
two DAYS.
A large number OF DEGREES have baen
entered, and considerable chancery busi-
ness heard. Among the visiting attorneys
IN attendance are Messrs Jackson Guy
and Henry Taylor. Jr., OF Richmond, and
Arthur Segar, OF Hampton. \ SPECIAL
term will be held again on July stn,
when the Hefner railroads.&c. win re
tried. and about the nth the attorneys IN
the Barnett Jones will-oase hope TO have
this matter disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
MaRINE INTFLLrGENcE.


PORT or RICHMOND. MAY 2, 1885.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New
York. merchandise al passengers;
George w. Allen * Co., agents.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves, norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; lrylR Heis'
iger, superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. May 9TH
O3y telegraph)
ARRIVED.
ry,tlsh steamship AGO, New Orleans
Schooner S. IL. kapand, Boston.
Schooner General 5. T.. Merwin. Fai
River. - v..l
Parge Hope New Bedford.
Barge Marion. Allyns Point.
SAILED.
schooner Thomas Hyde. Bangor
Schooner 5. u. kaplan. Boston,
PORT OF WEST POINT. NAY q. iss@
By telegraph.)
ARRIVED.
s,eamship Danvllic, Murphy, Bastimotes
rsssengers and general cargo; 49,.
Steamship Fsirfsx, A1rca, bai'in'''s'
ne ssengers and general cargo ;,,..- 49,
Steamship Guyandotte. e,,oe -
York; passengers ana sehe'a'
SAILED.
steamship Danvsile, Murphy. bsiu'D0'e'
.snssrs and general cargo.
ssteanlshiD Fairfax. March. sosson s,s
,-s~no,s News and Norfolk; pessehss's
and general cargo. ,~.,S., Kew
80 s,Ia Newport News ana Nv'o'hs
messengers and general eats. 2,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
GEORGIA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Reorganization Plan Laid Aside
Pending MIR. Morann'x Return.

NEW YORK, May T-Bankers here
interested in or representing securities
OF the Georgia Central Railroad proper,
or It's branches. confirm the statement
made by a southern dispatch late last
week, that the plan Of reorganization has
been laid aside, pending the return Of
j. p. Morgan. He is wanted as the adj
mlnistrator between the different classes
OF securities, for which position he is best
fitted, because Of his control of the
Southern railway. I'm close harmony with
which the Georgia Central must be opera
ted. II looks now as though the plan
would not be pushed until all the security
holders are placated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
r.rr,ble picyrlc Accident.

MADRID. May N.-The bicycle cham
plons Campos and Ia Casa were terribly
Injured by a collision during race yes
terday, and one win die. They were
riding together In tandem race. which
they were Just about winning. when their
opponents crossed their path The two
machines, came together with crash.
and the riders were thrown TO the ground
In a heap. La Casa was frightfuliy
lacerated In the chest. and Is dying. CAM
pos had both arms broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
REMAINS nRouopr HOME.
Daniel shirley. of Shenandoah, Who
Committed Suicide.

NEW MARKET. VA. May 4.-(spe-
cial.)-The remains of Daniel Shirley ar
rived here from Washington this evening.
and will be inferred in the cemetery OF
st. Matthew'S church Tomorrow. Mr..
Shirley committed suicide at the Amerl-
can House. Washington. Tuesday night
OF last week. where he registered as
I'D. Miller" Virginia. A respondent let
ter received by the deceaseds afianced
on Thursday led his friends 10 suspect
that ID. Miller" might be Mr. Shirley.
The deceased was a son OF C.. Shirley, a
prominent farmer OF. this community, and
had large and influential family con-
nection here.
NO CAUSE ASSIGNED.
BALTIMORE. MD. May H. (Special)-
A bundle OF Cd clothes and a package
OF letters addressed to Daniel Shirley. OF
New Market. Va. who committed suicide
IN Washington Sunday. were found near
the city to-day. Shirley bad been EN-
pioyed as a street-railway gripman here.
and was a trusted employee OF the COM
pany. No cause for his rash act Is as
signed. After he left here for Washing
ton telegram was received from young
lady OF New Market, asking him to come
home. A letter was also received from
mis- mother. pleading with him TO return,
but both telegram and letter arrived too
late
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
A THRILLING EXPERIENCES.
Halifax superior Court.

WELDON, n. c.. May 27.-(Special)-
Halifax Superior Court began its May
term this morning. Judge McIver pre-
siding. The Court got down TO work
promptly, and the morning hour was con-
sumed in getting and charging the grand
jury.
There are many important cases, and
the crowd on The court green to-day is
unusually large.
the state uvcket shows 20 cases. while
the civil docket contains 81 cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
PRINCESS ANNE.
An Election Contest-Damage to the
Crops.

PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE
VA, May H.-(Special.)-T election COM
missioners met Saturday, but adjourned
over until Wednesday. In order that
some irregularities In the returns might
be corrected by the judges and clerks
of election. The election for the Offices
of Treasurer and Sheriff will be con-
tested by the defeated candidates.
Afg. Edward w. James. OF Richmond
editor and proprietor Of the Lower Nor
folk County (Va) Anuquary. who has
been spending few weeks here. has re-
turned 10 his home.
The fruit crops OF the county have
been almost completely destroyed by the
cold rains Of this spring peaches. apples
and pears are falling from the trees. In
the lower part OF the county some days
since there was heavy salt fog, which
ruined the cherries and a great many
vepeta hlps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
THE BODY OF mARTI.
Cuban Insurgents Try TO Rescue IL
from the Spanish.

HAVANA. May 2I-A dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba says that the body of
Jose Marti. the rebel leader. arrived at
that place by train yesterday. 1t was
escorted by force OF 100 Spanish troops
for sorty-two miles prior TO It's being
placed upon the train at San Luis. The
escort we're attacked four times oy In
surgents, who endeavored to rescue the
body from the captors. The rebels were
repulsed each time.
The body was buried at Santiago de
Cuba at 5 o'clock this morning after II
had been Identified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
AN INTERESTING GATHERING.
Convention of the WoD,an's Mis-
siouary society nj bedford City.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, May T.-(Spe-
cial)-The convention OF the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Church for the Lynchburg District, which
closed It's session here Sunday night, is
the first organization conducted by la
dies ever held here and the meetings ex-
cited much interest. The sessions were
presided over by Mrs. T.. S. Brown. Of
Lynchburg. with much dignity and grace.
Reports were made from the various So
cieties In the district. and many interest
Ing statistics were given OF their work.
The Womans Missionary Society was
organized by Mrs. Juliana Hayes, In 1878
The society has sixty-two missionaries In
the various fields. and fifty-two schools,
with l03 foreign and native teachers. II
owns over 10000 OF school property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
RUN OVER by A WAGON.
Serious Accident TO n Farmer of
Pulaski County.

DUBLIN. VA, May 27.-(Special)-Mr
d. NJ. Cloyd, a prominent farmer Of Pu-
laski county, met with a serious accident
near his home to-day, He was driving a
team OF horses attached to wagon
loaded with rails, and was walking be-
eide the wagon. The ground was damp
and slippery, ewing TO the rain OF last
night, and he made q misstep, falling In
front OF the wheel. He was unable to
stop the horses. and the wheel passed
over his leg below the knee, breaking
both bones He was carried to MS home,
and at last report was resting quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
: VISIT FROM NEwsrArER-MEN.
Tbe south Carolina Press AsSocia-
ton 20 Visit Richmond.

ton 10 Nlstt htchmOhu'
The Old Dominion Press club OF Rich
hond % looking forward to a visit on sa
turday next from the Press Association
o. South Carolina. which. at the close OF
its annual meeting 10 Sumter on FRIDAY
comes this way for an excursion.
A special meeting OF the old Dominioh
Press Club was beld Saturday night last,
and committee. with Mr.. John ;. Troy
as chairman. was appointed 10 receive
and entertain their visiting brethren.
Governor O'Ferfall has agreed 10 re-
REEVE the visitors at the Executive Man
sion at ! o'clock =. NJ. OF Saturday, anG
there Is contemplated also a visit TO the
game OF baseball, aud refreshments az
Ierwards al the Old Dominion Press Club
fOQms
This Is the first visit Of the South caro-
linlans 10 Virginia. and Il Is proposed 10
receive them heartily, in true old Virginia
btyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

nesS which were worn by the BRIDES
mother on her wedGIng-day.
The bride will be given away by her
uncle. Mr. J. Frederic Tams. who per-
formed the same Office for his sister.
Mrs. Scott on the occasion Of her mar
rage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
pAIrIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, May n-virginla
GO is; baltimore and Ohio, s5ae3 i-2;
Northern Central, IS 3-4, bid; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern frsts. 10 bid; do,
income. a, g IL bid; do, income. z,
23n25; Consolidated Gas stock, 81 IL. bid
do, bonds, Sc, los. bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
WILSON'S BUDGET.
school Officers and Teachers Elect
ed-Captured a Thief.

ed--Captured 1hfet.
WILSON, n. G., May G.-(Special)-
Last Saturday the trustees of the graded
school met and elected the following
officers and teachers: George w. Connor,
superintendent OF city schools; w. c.
Allen, principal Of the school for white
children; Mrs. NJ. A. Tomlinson, teacher
OF first grade; Mrs. Hart, upper frst
grade; Mrs. Mercer. second grade; Miss
Matte Harrison, third grade; Miss
Hearne, fourth grade: Miss Gertrude
Biount. fifth grade: Mrs. MgiTsy, -.s.Sss1
grade; Miss Azela Winsteed, seventh
grade. The principal will teach the eighth
and ninth grades.
PERSONAL.
DR.. j. A. Mundy. pastor OF the Baptist
church here, preached the sermon before
the graduating class Of oxford Female
Seminary yesterday. He returned to-day.
Rev. u. W. Davis is meeting with sue
cess in his services at the Disciples
church. Three Joined yesterday. and there
was baptism tonight at the church.
Strawberries were never so plentiful
as now. They are selling for cents
a quart.
A THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Saturday night Mr.. julie Hardy had a
thrilling experience. He had been miss
ing cabbages from his patch for some
time. He therefore, took position in his
patch, with pistol In hand, 10 catch the
intruder. About II O'Clock he saw a man
some feet away STOPPING. as il cutting
cabbage. and fired upon him. Immedi-
ately the man advanced upon Mr.. Hardy
and grappled with him. Mr.. Hardy used
the butt end OF his pistol, and beat the
man over the head until he was subdued.
He proved to be negro named Andrew
Bardin. He was slightly wounded by the
pistol ball. Mr.. Hardy marched him up
town and delivered him TO the authori-
Ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

HtIH8TUNDt VIZ, Nay q, TN0.
Offerings.-Wheat, 20 bushels. Corn
white 500 bushels Oats--i.5oo bushels
ssaies.--W Wheat. 20 bushels. C0rr--white,
So bushels.
Quotations --wheat--Iyongberry siaSc.
mixed, Sn37c. shortberry, SWS1c.: No.
red, 5asIc. Corn--white, Virginia. 6Hf
Gle; No. ? white. 6096ic.; No. mixed.
5000. oats--No. mixed, % t-2c: No.
, mixed, SO i-s1sfc. Rye--65q6Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RfCHNOND VA Mae a. lSyS

Receipts. --cattle. go: sheep and iambs,
zoo; hogs, go.
hogs, 500
medium 10 good. i.s94 lac. gross; COM
mon 20 fair. 2 3-Ni3 lac, gross, bulls,
i-4zt3c.. gross. sheep. Sff4 l-lc.. gross:
lambs. sN6c. gross: hogs, 6e}s l-2c.. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

country and outside were again on the
buying side, With resultant strength IN
the market. During the lasf two hours
trade drafgfd little but the feeling was
than Saturday, July lard ana rios each
2 i-ec. higher.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Opening hisacst Losese clopsz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

LONDON, May g7.--In the boxins-match
between pIimmsr and cornsld tonight
the former won IN seven rounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
a. SAKS & COMPANY.
| We Sew
| Our
| Guarantee

on every Suit of this Rus
sian Navy Serge. Guaran-
tee that it won't fade-nor
founder"
Can't fade-'cause it's in
digo dye.
/ Can't " founder "-'cause
1 it's all wool.
\ Can't be matched by any
body-at any price-'cause
\ the fabric has been woven
! just for us.
J $3.50 a Suit-Single and
/ Double Breasted Sacks-in
| all sizes.
/ Ifyou want to stand this
Russian Serge alongside of
other serges in other stores,
and see what q difference
there-is i'll price, we'll give
you a piece for a sample
cheerfully. Nothing will
please us better than to
have you compare, won't
] be at $13.50-nor $15--nor
a cent short of $16.50 that
you'll find anything ap-
preaching the quality.
You ought to see how
fast they're selling. That
shows what's thought OF
! 'em.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
RIcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. May H.-No auction
Private sales: FTllers. g. smokers. 8;
wrappers. o. Total. s. hogsheads.
Revenue collections. Cigars and dga-
rettes. sl,6si72; tobacco, $2,sisS. Total
S4,e05.6
A private telegram received here to-
day from New York Gays that the Lig-
gett & Myers Tobacco Company and The
Drummopd Tobacco Company. OF 81
Louis. Mo- have combined and bought
the Underwood cigarette machine. and
will manufacture cigarettes IN opposition
20 the American Tobacco Company. A
great many people. however. think this
only a ruse to put down the price Of
American Tobacco Company stock.
Al the postponed meeting Of the trade
held on Change to-day, with only small
membership IN attendance, II was agreed
to reduce the initiation-fee from so 10
80. with the yearly membersnip-fee re-
naming AZ 30.
Good GALES tomorrow.
Messrs. l.. Won Rossem. OF Rotterdam.
Holland; Samuel Watkins, Of Henderson,
u. NJ Hines. OF Milton, and Gustavus
ODER. OF Baltimore. were here to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT nUsf-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. Stocks,
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
I'm Addition Thereto the weather
indications.

p WASHINGTON. d. c.. NAV 81 -
tfIlp Forecast for Virginia and North
| Carolina: Fair weather warmer;
sssterly winds, becoming south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
aicbmeaaers An New York.

NEW YORK. May a. (special) --B. A.
Blenner, Imperial; II. X. Terry. Astoz;
r. j. WINES. Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
crARKsv1bLE TOBACCO MARKET

GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
GAINESVILLE, TENN. May 25.-Re-
ceipts this week. LBS hogsheads; breaks.
| 20 hogsheads; sales. 752 hogsheads.
Quality Of the offerings generally speak.
ing was very poor. Austrian leaf and
heavy bodied Bremen sp.nners were very
scarce. Market for these grades trm and
unchanged Reggie. leaf was irregular and
rather easier. Common leaf was stronger.
Heavy rains have given a fine painting
SEASON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

UNION STOCK-YARDs. I'LL, May IL
Cattle--Rcc eipss. iS,o0 hssd market ir-
steers, s4e0esI75; stockeFs ana Feeders.
k2Sea$A1S; cows ami bulls, N.sSu&kfo.
Texas. S2t0I$55.
Hogs-Reeeipts 4oco head market
lower; clc!inS hrn; heavy packing and
choice, mixed, $t9Dft3B: choice assorted,
s. 3tfisi.t5; light salsaSt5s. pigs. tloest
Sheep-Receipte. 2o00 head; usrkst
weaker 10 i0c lower. Inferior 10 CHOICE
g. 90: lambs 3 50d1f 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. ENG, May a.-Bar silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN v.x.,v
Nt OK RICHMOND CITY hHAh aeiA'H
in large or small suns nls,i,y.roS a co.
my 1911 corner Tenth and Saak '''''''
WALL. srRgET mAstsL ftES
n ssces, 10 shares n1sssi. 49, = ~ 49, -
S~s'a,s ii pefK CO. s. bFead~ss. Ns@ tyf--
Es,.biisSed III Member conoel sseek h<'A<
tmy s1-eodiml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

| family. Q5Oos37a
Wheat Easter; No. 2 red track. Sc
Corn--Easier; No mixed. track. sc. \
oats-More freely offered: No. , mixsd.S
Pork-Fairly active sni firm: mess
Iard-Firmer: steam lsaf and kettle.
Dry saited Meats-tirm ami quiet:
shoulders. Sc: shorts i-tc.; clears.
| s he: boxed. lac, more
Bacon-Firm and in better demandl
shoulders, $50. shorts. $50. clairs. ti.o)i
boxed, i-4c. more.
Whisley-kasy and quiet at H2l
ST.. LOUIS
ST LOUIS. MO. May 9'.--Fiovr lower:
patents. sllspsAS; fancy. s3soa53.e5;
whea,-Lewer; May, &c; July 50 i-ic.;
corn~fiisher: May. Sic; July, 81 Sc;
| September. So s-sc.
6ats-fIigher; May. . l-sc June.
p l-se.; July, &c. september, pc.
| Pork-Standerd mess, sl2I0.
Lard-Prims steam, $40: choice. ss51 "a
| Racon-Shouiders, 6 i-ic.; longs. s-Sc.:
clear ribs. To-; short clear, Z i-sc.
| Dry Sailed Meots--Shoulders, lie,
| longs, 3-sc.; clear ribs. 8 l-2c.i short
| clear. $50.
High wines-steady a, si2l.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, May ~ p. M.--May,
2 5S-e4d.. sellers; Nay and Juna 3 s-eii4
| sellers; June and July, , 3-5d,, seller.
and september. sS-ssd.' sellers sepicri
Der and October q s5-clQS es-std.. buyer
| October and November 3 5s-64d.. bsyei 3.
| November and December, Std. selle- .
jenuary and February, ) Ss-sid. Febraaig
| and March 3 sa-ed, value. tUturcs
| closed barely steady
NEW ORLEANS. atsy 27.--Futures
quiet ard steady; sslea. 800 oales; alay
| and June. 1891 July, tiss: August. Nos
| Ssptember. 500; October, si9s; November
| 70l; December. T.Oi; January, N.t?
| NEW YORK, May H.-Cotton quiet
middling Gulf, s-i6c. n.ddllns, J s-!sf
Net receipts. none; gross 81 bales; tef'
warded none: sales a,1 ,ea ,S s. Is'eA' sp'""s's
| Totals to-day. Net receipts, 1876 bales
! exports TO Great Britain, t2ls oaies; STOCK
| 5I4, 1876 bales.
| I. e6 bales: exports 10 Great Britain. R.'
| 972 bales; France, $50 bales Continent
Totals since September ist: Receipts
1907 500 bales; exports 20 Great bri,slr,
| 8 2Gi 705 bales. France, 1850 bales; Con-
| tlnent, 2.S05,90t bales.
| FUTURES closed QUIET and steady. sales,
| $50. 800 bales: May, G.osQTlO; June, sd q
sos; July. s7isaEl; AUGUST. a1yi3.'a y,
siSs: January. N.Ssay7 20; February. So
Gs7. As; March. S.49Ns75i.
| NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON, N. c., May Y.-Rgs.n
| firm; strained. 8 u; good strained, NJ.
1 Spirits Tirpentine-Firm at ~ lie.
/ Tar-Firm az SIS.
| crude Turpentlne--S,eady. hard, IN;
| soft, $50; virgin, 30.
| SAVANNAH, GA. May T.-Turpsniins
1 firm at "a i-2c. Sales. 1900 casks. Receipts,
| 1885 casks.
Rosin-Firm and in good demand. sales,
| $500 barrels. A. n. and G, N.i0. ID, 10;
| 10. Si.25: r. SIS; @, $l.55; II. 81 5; !. SO:
| X. S2l0: NJ, $40: ". $40: window-glass,
| ST. 20: water-whlte, 2.S.
| CHARLESTON, ~ c., May E.-Turpen-
| dine firm al % &c. Receipts, IS casks,
Rosin--Good strained firm at Si.o50N.i5,
| Receipts. 30 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
KIcaMoND STOCK MARKET.

htCiikoNo, NAY ~, looh
sALEs.--s, 900 Virginia Us at 10; 10000 ss
Az $4,000 Virginia centuries at o0H.
Tne closing quotations for to-day:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28

IDLY. tj27o sls asx si..ss4
ssp.,.''. is.e'h 2.gfh iAe'bs l-.so
SEPT. Ssss ASK SS%ss S%ssss4
s ssIs:- SIS sss sss sgs a. a. ga

Cash quotations: Flour nru. business
hght; buyers and sellers AWAITING a sef-
tied condition IN wheat. SO. q sar,n<
y Wheat sS: g ~ s-' ( oo. &c; - : nd. -
? cats. y i.2c. asked. PORK siIsa -
lard, s6.5tuss52 ID Rlbs &ss1ti3l
shoulders, &s7 I-eeSS9 sides. Ekjsa
SEQ i-2. Hh.skey. si.S 10.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-09
BOTH HAD THE DISH TOWEL.


Justice Lockman yesterday heard evil
dence In the damage suit brought by Louisa
Bo,inger against Florence j. Dutton, a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at No, 1ss North Ala
bama street. The evidence disclosed a
domestic row Of an unusual character.
Last summer Mrs. Bolinger. who is about
sixty-ive years of age, took service in the
Dutton clearinghouse. During the latter
part of August Mrs. Bolinger and the land
lady were in the kitchen washing dishes.
An excited conversation arose over one of
the domestics. Mrs. Bolinger, it was
shown. referred to the girl as a ''strum-
pet and Mrs. Dutton undertook TO fight
the battles OF her absent help. The discus
sion then became extremely personal, and
Mrs. Bollirger ended II by calling her en-
pioyer a nasty old thing" There were no
witnesses present. and just what happened
at this Juncture the court had no means
of determining except from the testimony
OF the two women. II was shown, how
ever. that Mrs. Bolinger left the house
with a dislocated shoulder and had TO be
taken TO the hospital. She charged that
she was thr6wn 10 the moor and injured.
by Mrs. Dutton. The latter denied this
charge. She said that she had hold of one
end OF a dish towel and Mrs. Bolinger had
the other. Both struggled for possession OF
the towel and finally Mrs. Bolinger loosed
her grasp and fell TO the floor. She denied
striking her opponent after. she was down.
damages, the amount OF money expended
In caring for injuries. The case was tried
BY jury, but a verdict was not reached
last night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-09
SHOCKED BY A LIVE WIRE.
Samuel Henderson Injured While
Driving Along the Street.

Samuel Henderson, a teamster, living In
an alley near the corner OF East and Mer-
rill streets. was badly shocked by a live
wire at the corner of Virginia avenue and
Delaware street yesterday afternoon about
8 o'clock. 1t is not known just how the
accident occurred, but it is supposed that
1t was caused by a telephone wire falling
across a trolley wire. Henderson was driv-
ing along the street and was observed to
fall from his wagon. and at the same time
a small spark of electricity was seen. He
struck the hard pavement and was picked
UP unconscious and carried into one of the
many commission houses in that neighbor-
hood. DR.. Dunning. of the City Dispensary,
answered the call with the ambulance. He
found the man partially conscious and
slowly regaining his senses. He was able
TO tell his name. but did not know where
he lived. An examination did not disclose
any burns either on his person or clothing.
There were a few light bruises caused by
the fall. Henderson finally regained con-
seriousness enough TO say that he lived
near the corner OF East and Merrill streets,
but could give no better description. He
was placed I'm the ambulance and taken TO
the neighborhood of his home, where he
was recognized by friends and the direc-
tons TO his home were given. 1t Is thought
that he will be fully recovered by this
morning.