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The evening world., 1895-01-04
SIDNEY DREW LAUGHS At LAW.
A Citation Out for Him for a Bar
Harbor Hotel Bill.
He Says They Must Catch Him, and
They Are Trying to.

A formidable citation. or whatever
you call 1t. which before tonight the
County Clerk will convert into a ter
rible execution. is out against Sidney
Drew.
All this happens because Sidney did
not show up in the Eighth judicial
District Court. Grand Opera House.
where Judge Joseph Stner solemnly
bade him be this morning.
Mr.. Drew had better take to the
tall weeds or pay up" said the marshal
Of the court. with a naughty little
twinkle In his eye.
But Mr.. Drew remarked to the same
marshal, when. after days and nights
Of chasing. he slapped the summons on
'You had lots OF fun serving this
paper. didn't you? Well. You want to
hustle right OFF now and get judgment.
then 'ae,,nS y9,I viii have a lot more III col
Mr.. Drew knew what he was talking
about up to date. at all events. Tor ne
could not be found to-day In his usual
haunts.
It appears, or Is said to be so, that last
Summer Mr. Drew and encourage basked
for a period amid the comforts OF the
piously titled st. Sauveur Hotel or bar
Harbor. Me. When he left there was a
so they ray.
AT all events, one Of these proprietors.
Frank o. Alley, has sued Mr.. Drew for
that amount. He AYERS that Mr.. Drew
arrived at his house In the middle OF last
July, accompanied by his wife, child,
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mckee Rankin.
and Miss Ethel Barrymore. 1t Is alleged
that Mr.. Drew assumed the responsi-
birties Of the party. and Departed
When no one appeared this morning to
defend the suit Justice Sl,ner ordered a
Judgment by default
It is a matter Of diverse and contra
dictory opinion among lawyers whether
or not Mr.. Drew can be SLOT ghed up In
Jail under the Innkeepers law of this
State since the debt was contracted In
Maine. which is not subservient to New
York legislation.
Maybe they may extradite him. but,
as Mr.. Drew says. they Will have to
catch him first,
The evening world., 1895-01-04
THOSE COLUMBIAN FRAUDS.
Mcdonald Sues Tor Money Paid for
"Refreshments," &c.

Corporation Counsel Mcdonald. on
behalf Of the city of Brooklyn. has be-
gun a number Of actions for the recov-
cry Of money alleged to have been tlle-
gally spent in connection with the Co.
lumbian celebration in 1892 Complaints
have been served on George +. Miller.
S1,2S9, refreshments" Peter ]. Mon
tasue. $43l. ''whiskey and CIGARS"
Frankel & Lansing. of the Clarendon
Hotel, S547. ''refreshments;" THOMAS b.
Deverell. 1880. music; Patrick Fl. Ross.
$500. grand stand. under indsctmentt,
The city also claims interest on the
money from Nov. l. 1882.
The complaints set forth that the
claims were wrongfully presented by
the Mayor, Comptroller. countersigned
by the City Clerk, and wrongfully paid
BY the then City Treasurer. 1t Is also
alleged that the Common Council ille-
The claims were not allowed by the
Auditing Commission. and Mr.. McDon-
aid claims the city was not responsible
for payment.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
TWO MEN TAKE ICE BATHS.
One of Them Wins $40 ana the
Other Wins His Death.

Bookmaker J. G. Ehrlich won bet OF
SO yesterday morning by swimming In
the ice-cold water of the North River
at the foot Of Eighty-fourth street
Enrich said afterwards that he felt no
worse for his bath. 80 yohn
Very different was the case OF So,ri, ori,
Central Railway. who fell from I n3at
nj the foot Of Liberty street yesterday
afternoon into the North River. ~ re
was rescued Immediately Afterwards.
hut the shock was too great, and ne
died a few moments later.
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NO BALM FOR HIS WOUNDS.
Hauters Charge of Assault Against
Trevelyn Dismissed.

Oscar Hauter appeared In Yorkville
Court to-day as complainant against
Peter Trevelyn. Of 6sS Lexington avenue.
whom he charged with assault. Hauter
ran out of the house last night bleeding
from several cuts in the head. and told
Policeman Johnston, Of the East FIFTY,
frst street station, that Trevelyn had
assaulted him.
today said that Hauter had insulted
Mrs, Trevelyn and that last night. when
the complainant attacked the rsscNs woman; ana
tr,,cL Ha,ter over the head with a
came. esrueA Then. Treve.yn said, Hauter at.
tackled him with whip. The complaint
was dismissed. >,,
Hauter claims to be the agent LOT MISS
Augusta George lessee OF the house
who is a dressmaker. He Is accused oy
his wife OF being too friendiy Win Miss
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DID NOT TRACE THE CHECK.
Whitman Shoe COmpany's Agent
Charged with Rihing Mail.

Herbert Lefavour, formerly agent for
the Whitman Shoe Company, of Bos-
ton, at 9S Duane street, was examined
by United States Commissioners Shields
this morning on a charge Of abstract
Ing a check for 1900 from a mailed
letter addressed TO the firms assignee,
Lefavour was a stockholder In the
concern to the extent OF 5000 invested,
and became the New York agent His
attorneys claim that the money was
his by right of his interest In the con-
cern. Assignee Daniels denied this. but
admitted that Lefavours notes for
cOmmodation.
1t was not esta blished that the letter
specified had contained a check for
drawn a. declared. The hearing was
adjouyped 70 Jan. n -.-----
The evening world., 1895-01-04
BROOKLYN
4 GREATER new YORK
Mayor schieren Opposed Bitterly
to the Lexow Bill.
Ne viii Have a New Measure Pre-.
sented by Mr.. Wray.
Mayor Strong to BE Conferred with
on the Great Question.

Mayor schieren. OF Brooklyn. after
long conference with Assemblyman
Wray, announced this morning that
bill would be presented at Albany at
VIZ which would embody the ideas of
Mayor Strong. Of New York. and his
own plans for the formation Of the
1reater New York.
ehis important announcement was
hrprise to everybody. although 1t has
keen known that Mayor schieren is
Used to Senator Lexow's bill for the
~onsolidation of the two cities.
Whether the Mayor has had confer
.hce with Mayor Strong Is not known.
but 1t is said the two executives Will
confer some time to-day or tomorrow.
Mayor Schieren telegraphed to AS
semblyman Wray to cah at the City
Hall to-day, and 1t Is said the latter
will introduce the new bill.
II am opposed to the Lexow bill"
I, said Mayor Schieren after Assembly,
>. man Wray had left his office, because
'~t is too hasty and too sweeping.
ut provides for annexation before the
arms are arranged. The Governor IN
is message gave precisely, the, view
nat Mayor Strong expressed. and that
q bill will be introduced that will EN-;
body the Intentions of the Governor and
the two Mayors. 1t will appeal TO the
proper measure. 1t will get their sup
port as an effective method for the
preparation of charter for the Greater
New York.
"The proposed charter continued the
Mayor, "ought to be submitted to the
people for their approval or rejection.
That has always been my opinion and Is
now"
The new bill proposed by Mayor
6chieren will provide for commission.
to include the two Mayors and three
and three others to be chosen from the
rural districts.
This Commission will have the power
to frame the new charter for the con-
solidated city.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
SMASHED The INTRUDER.
And He Now Has Most Beautiful
Black Eye.

John Hyland. of Portland. Me-. cook
on the steamship Ella Pressa, now at
Tebos wharf. South Brooklyn. when ar
raigned before Justice Tighe In the But
Ter Street Police Court. Brooklyn, this
morning, had a badly damaged left eye.
Hyland was held for examination on
the charge OF entering the living apart
ments Of Peter Bohean. saloon-keeper.
of 254 Bergen street. at o'clock this
morning.
Bohean heard mis- wife scream and the
baby cry. He met Hyland on the STAIR
way.
smashed Hyland in the eye, knocking
him down.
Hyland was badly used up.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
BURGLARS IN 14TH STREET.
They Smash Big Window ana
Escape with Their booty.

The jewelry store Of Simpson. Hall,
Miller 4 Co.. OF 36 East Fourteenth
street. was burglarized Of 500 worth
of jewelry early this morning.
A big plate glass window was
smashed, and the first thing at hand
was caught up and gotten away with.
The robbery occurred at $50 A. NJ,
right under the glare OF the electric
lights on the corner Of University place
and Fourteenth street.
When Engineer d. A. Birmingham
came to work at A. NJ. everything
1aJ quiet, out half an hour later he
heard the crash of breaking glass,
Before he could get to the street the
burglars had vanished. Policeman Nc
GIath. OF the Mercer street station,
came running up too late to be of SER
vice
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Thrown from His sIeish.

Dr.. Shepard the vsll'known veterinary sur
s.ou and expert In the care Of thorouShbrsds
xho lives on Neck road. Consy Island. was
thrown from a sleigh this morning. The timely
arrival Of Mounted Policeman McGowsn saved
him from injury.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Must Produce Her Son.

Mrs Henry II. Isham. who is defendant IN q
suit for absolute divorce brought by her nus
hand Henry Hayward Isham. got an order from
Justice Cullen to-day, in BROOKLYN, compelling a
production OF her four-year-old son. Ralph. before
Ian 49,
The evening world., 1895-01-04
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION

NEW YORK CITY. December 31st, 1924.
A special meeting of the stockholders OF the
CHARLES T.. ROGERS & BROTHER COM
PANY will be held on the 10Th day oi January.
1893 ut IL o. clock noon at the Office of the said
Company, No. los Wall street, In the city of New
York, for the purpose of voting on u proposition
10 increase its capital stock from $25 ONO consist
Ing OF 80 shares at the par value oi ltOeach, to
$500 COO to consist Of g. UO shares al the par value
OF 500 tnch. Majority Of directors,
ASA L. ROGERS. r. ELIETr HODtiSKIN,
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, 90 and 81 BoNery corner Canal
st.-SSTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF INTER-
EST,-The Trustees have ordered that interest
at the rate OF FOUR PER CENT. per annum be
paid to depostors. and after Jany. 2lst on all
sums OF s. and up to 81, 600 which have remained
deposit for the three or six months ending De-
cember 3lst, 1894. Money deposited on or before
Jany. 10th will draw interest from Jany. LIST.
EDWARD A. QU1NTARD. President
HENRY HASLER, Secretary,
CHARLES w. HELD. Cashier.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Real Estate for Saie-New Jersey

ACRES. NOT LoTs-5 acres soad land SIS. 81
weekly at South Jersey: about >. 500 acres sold
last year In small tracts; no better investment:
open daily Tuesday and Saturday I'LL s Z. ~
FRANK, room 50 World Building.
AT LAKEWOOD-Owner leaving; Will sell; terms
easy house. barn. Is acres; we'll frulted; liz
miles from station. Miss uNDERHiLL. Laas-
wood. ~ J.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Tarm. 6sh acres. with or
witho'' stock and far'nire utensils Call one
after that sddress GEO. ". Lrpy, croton. y.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
10 an Authorized Advertising z
Agency for THE WORLD. A. d. T.
messengers will answer your CALI
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RlNO THEM UPI
The evening world., 1895-01-04

Real Estate to Exchange.
ONE OF THE HANDsoMEsT residences on Long
New York CITY property POWER. Columbus
ave, corner S5th 81.
WANTED-Country seat or farm for centrally To-
Gated fats in Brooklyn is minuts from New
York City Hall CURTIS. ~ Broadway
WEST SIDE TENEMENT perfect order, equity
S. 900: exchange for country or Brooklyn. Ssh
floor. IL wall St. MARTIN BRO.
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Unfurrished Houses TO let.
q vooklVa,

'orH ST. s5i-s rooms, SIS. worth SEQ; s rooms
lis &,h ave, sla
TO IET-uOusEs-sis and S2A per month: hand
soonest row u small, 3-story brick houses In
brooklyn. on Warren place: private street. with
fountain. below Henry ST.. from warren short
distance to all ferries. containing 9 and rooms,
all improvements; In perfect order. Apply 10
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ssst Side.

EA3t SIde.
LEXINGTON AVE. 495, 9th st-Desirabis rooms
With superior board So; American family
Sd AVE ss+-Working men can ts accommo-
dated with excellent board, 81. bo rooms. 80,
<rH AVE io:-35 ysars established; mechanics
board ms house, good nrss; home comforts;
81 so s. weekly, pe!ancyS
Eth AVE. al-with board, handsome. large front
room. also others. with nrst-elass accommoda-
tions
STH ST. 90 E.-Boarders wanted; ladies' or gen.
tlemen; families accommodated,
iuTH ST. ls2 E.-LArrs small rooIna with
good hoard. IS 3 a.
10TH ST.. 20 E.-Pleasant double q single rooms:
excellent board; terms moderate.
nth ST.. 81 E.-Hsli room: gooa tabls; pleas
sat location; table GeasS cheap -.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Real Estate for Ssis-City.
Real Estate for Ssie-Jersey City.

FOR SALE-s- 000-In GreenviIle Jersey city.
private house. with all modern improvements.
good location: owner wishes to sell on account Of
removal. lots house 22xS5; 81, 500 cash, bal
ance on mortgage Apply 10 j. II. MULLER. !ss
Dsniorth ave. Jersey City.
S.paI CASH: $40 per month will buy 66 Court
House place. Jersey city; rooms and oath ;
Queen Anne cottage; chance of lifetime.
PRESt OFT 20 East ll6th ST. New York city.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Unfurnished Rooms to Le..

gSTH ST. 2ls E.--Room with use OF kitchen. hot
water. Menoli.
SMALL HOUSE to let for coofed people near
broadway 4 Asd at, also rooms. 80 month up
ward. Arpy 100 W. 2sth st.
:. SO 4 ROOMS TO let. s. so to SIS month. Ap.
ply lsO ". 2Sth ut.
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furnished Rooms to let

Ows Hnse, e0c. ~ ttAe: SscD~d nas, nc. .
w. 7Atrd aSd Asbseys@N NMeA ISc p@ II,
No EMU cA0rup IN Svndnsa
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flats and Aesr n menss to let

Flats and Aps n tments 70 let
essnlshed-Wsat Side.
lMTH ST. l07 w.-Elegantiy furnished. steam
heated nat; Ss5 monthly; owner resides In build
Ing bartlett
le5riI ST. si3 VS. rooms. BATH newly. ele-
sanity furnished. china, silver. everything; S3o
month,
Furnished -Misceilaasous.
HiCH-CLASSED FURNISHED FLATS, fine locali-
ties; best section city Apply renting depart
ment. HENRY NAMES a SONS. <2s. 43l Sth
ave. S,st 4 S2i ats
| HAVE a large assortment Of furnished hata but
II fail to suit you will furnish any dat q sub.
let to you by the week. FLAG0 600 furnished
fats,. "a. W. e3d At.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Tuy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrzRDAY
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
State of thermometer:

NEW YORK. November "a better
feeling prevailed in stock circles TO-DAY,
owing 10 the improvement In the iinahclai
eittt,tion abroad and the sterling eN-
change market. and buying for both the
long and short account. London sent
a number Of buying orders for It's Oh
favorites. Sugar. Leather preferred. Gene
raj Electric. Lead Laclede Gas preferred,
Installing and Cattle-Feedlng, and Rubber
gained anywhere from IL TO | a-s per
cont. shorts were the principal buyers
ci these special'les
Chicago Gas first rose fractionally 70
g. is. but In the afternoon suddenly
dropped 10 81 "a. on the revival OF the
rumors that Attorney-General MOONEY
rad decided against the reorganization
plan. This was afterward denied. and It
vas intimated that the plan would be
made public on Monday next. The de-
clino In the stock checked the rising ten
dency I'm the general list. and reaction
Of I-sGl per cent ensusd.
SPECULATION closed irregular and In the
main firm. Net changes show advances
of l-SG2 3-s per cent. Chicago Gas, now
ever. lost II per cent.
Tomorrow. Thanksglving-Day being
legal holiday. all the downtown ex-
changes VIII be closed.
Bonds were irregular. Inc safes loo'cu
up Sl.i5,oOo.
The sales Of listed stocks to-day aggre-
gated l77,7iS shares. and OF unlisted
stocks 79ili shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, Se,15S l61; cur
rency. s9s.o1.3o.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call quiet at i-2p2 per cent:
last loan at >. and closing ohered az q
per cent; prime mercantile paper LIZ"
> per cent. .
Ear silver. g. II; Mexican dollars, -.
Silver at the board quiet.
Sterling exchange easter, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at S6 1-2~
s4S7 "a for sixty days. and sissua.@ IA
for demand; posted rates. a.sS l-2aH.W;
commercial bills. sLSnsi.N II.
Government bonds steady. state BONDS
dull. Railroad bonds irregular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK November 21.-Flour-
Steady; demand better; winter wheat, low
grades. $22Jds265: do. fair 10 fancy.
s. 6ja s. 80: do. patents. 8.5GnS3.70 Mime
Gotta clear, S260My3.l5 patents, &.l5UAl0:
low extras, <225qS26j; city mills. $500
$3.50: do, patents, s5.9nA.l5. southern
flour quiet and steady: common TO fair
extra, S2.lOqS2.@; good to choice do.
Wheat Moderately active and easier;
No. red. store and elevator, 6Ihc.; afioat,
6sisc.: options were more active and
red. January, e5I,c. March, size; May.
e61sc.; June, DC; July, o'Ac.; December
torn-Easler and more active for ex-
port; No. .. 35a.q36c. In elevator; 3sls16c:
atloat: options were more active. and
closed weak at a 2.Sl2c. decline, with
wheat and the West November, 35l2c.;
December, 3i5sc.; January, Sissc.; Febru-
AIRY. 3iac.; May, 35hc;
Oats-Dul but steady; options dull and
easier; November, 223sc December, &c;
spot prices-No. 2. DC: NO : white. 2f9
2iisc.: mixed western. 25n2ic.
Hay-Choice firm; shipping, 7cg75c.;
WSooiDouet and steady: domestic. fleece.
l6022c.; pulled, lSqSic. .,.e,,o
Realistically and quiet; FAMILY, NOuSl2'
extra mess, T.50gS. os.
Beef Hams-Slow at Nl0gNo.
Tierced Beef-Steady and quiet; city
extra India mess 81.
cut Meats-Dull and weak; picked bell
lies, s5.25; shoulders. S.2JaSG. hams. ss.5yg
sS.75: mlddles nominal.
I.ard-I,ower but quiet; western steam,
$50; city, N.30dS5.i0. November, 700,
nOminally: refined quiet; Continent, 700;
South American. $50, compound, N'og
s5.l2is. -o~..,,
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess; SJGiNo.
Butter-Choice firm; demand fair; state
dairy, l2d2lc. do. creamery, nGg !;
western dairy. Ilal6c.: Elgins. 2i2c.
Eggs-Quiet and about steady. state and
Pennsylvania, &c. southern. II2c. ice
house l6n3Oc.: do, per case. SbOGS-O;
western, fresh. 2ln2Jc.; do, per case,
ss.50aA25; lined. l6lsglIc.; do, per case
Tailow-Ffrm and quiet; city, 4s9
s-l6c.: country. 4dfsc.
Cottonseed- Oil-Steady and quiet; crude.
&c. yellow prime, new, 2sa2s'sc.; do, on
grade. sc.
Rosin-Flrmer; strained, common to
good. N.72l2gsl.77i2. ,,<,
rurpentine-Quiet and steady at 2&g
2sc. -, 81
Rlce-Firm: demand fair; domestic. fair
to extra, 3s.fi6c.; Japan. 3asn5Ac.
Molasses--Foreign nominal: New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice, 1g32c. !;
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Weak and Is to 20 points down:
December $l4O5N$lL30: January. N30sp
sl405: February, Sis7ogNs.S' March,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

.IlN GEORGE -. WISE.
..s.Horc. being composed chiefly OF
...,.,. who paid very close attention TO
.--rment. Judge Mann, VINO began
...Iment Tuesday afternoon, spoke
ODD hour. and Captain wise held inc
.,.,n0n o. tn court slightly longer.
JUDGE MANN's SPEECH.
rr. Mann stated that before com
rr.ng his argument on the adhiissi,
Il-r of the nunc-pro-tunc order he would
FOO can attention TO num-
.r authorities. which set form
f.at fho record. If n portion of ii were
I olt. could be 50 amended as TO
...rt tho entrance Of the portion not
rtiv entered
"a. th.n went into discussion OF the
..-f az the County Court Of Luncn-
I.. 10 mako nuuc-pro-tunc orders, ana,
..rriue o. the case of Wcathcrman. de-
sf hv the Supreme Court. showed
rat the court had decided that the Judge
uat case could sign The record OF
court even after the term had adj
.4 Eeadinc from various auihor-
Irt.o Mann showed that nuuc-pro-
emo. orders could. and had been made, as
fn- a twenty years after the irlal'
.f c..n while am appeal was pending.
r. rai several opinions which did not
..... with bis contention, but stated mat
Il .0re so in order that ne might
I. confronted by the difficulties mat
f.- .u h. way. 1T Is one thing IL
.f .rra Judge TO amend a record and
I...t. notions. etc. left out. and an
ollie. Cog iIm CO. correct an error of the
Whom there was nothing but
t.t..ally which stands y the way
. M.r- au erroneous record corrected.
should not hesitate to allow
t. correction Whom YOU come 10 The
rr clerk with something i'm the
t luiIe 60 iis correction. the
Dn Dos DIS own consciousness,
TO- aul correct the errors and make
t r0r reflect ihe truth
1908, OWN CONSCGOU SNESS
keith asked If Judge Mann meant
ft tl. judge could out of his own
H.l.r.e- or error make the Correc-
t. arf received the reply that he did.
T. speaker then asked IL the court
assemble 4 jury 10 hear evil
rI decide as 10 the errors H. the
l Judge Mann replied that he
r'.l.t nYt
special Commonwealth Attorney
H..I t.e citation OF authorities for
tn. reading from great num-
f ..t.. among tho authorities be-
from the Supreme Court
Tinted States and the courts
a- f.n', in about sixteen States.
s..-. NHu then treated the ease from
"i . termed common-scnsc view
- brief review Of the case
lt tho Judge Of the Lunen-
Court had supreme power over
r during the term. and asked
N. r ..,I'i h. such an awfullY dan
rl for hat same judge 90 have
FOB amend his records after
hH vts over. suppose the re-
case should Doe lost" said
hUf 3D. hc IN the province OF
rested To petition a commits
n Do them set up another re-
parole testimony. which would
al time? II is strange
t' fhe right of Luncnburg Court
itf rccorl $50 as TO make IL
absolute verify. has been
'iI-NCE or L1rNENBJKG.
Hn. said Judge Mann. Il
N to permitted 20 say just
tc county Of Lunenburg,
court the trial and conviction
~ persons occurred. when the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

RICHMOND, VA, November y. 1895.
No auction offerings on Change, and
private sales light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. A,13S.l7; tobacco. S25s9.l2. Total,
$5.i2l.2a.
Sales OF dark small. Big breaks ex-
pccted next week.
Sales to-day of brights suited exporters,
well. and they bought freely. Finer
grades OF cutters were not so strong.
Medium wrappers sold we'll The few
small fine wrappers offered sold up 80
10 cents without attracting special at
tention. Smokers were strong. Filters
and low grades unchanged.
Among planters who got full prices at
Davenport's last week were +. VI. Raw
lings, J. VI. Bullock. and william Bryant,
of North Carolina, and j. NJ. Woodley and
r. NJ. jackson, OF South Carolina. who
sold about 5000 pounds here this week.
r. w. Ferreil. OF Danville, was on the
market fO-tlaV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
yoW WITH TIE COURT
+ guyt Say Whether or Not New
Trials Are Had.
ur TWO CLOSING SPEECHES.
l,sss Mann On the One Side and Captain
Wise The Other.
,,y,p, MNENnuRG's NAME
.cI,t Attorney Pays n Tribute
uc, True pcopic-our EN-ton-
oo insists Upon Fair
.-,,i-Trrors in Record.

.. ,romc court Of app ais now has
.l,s,mcnt the cases OF Mary
,t Pokcy Barnes. ana Mary
.r. women convicted Of the muir
.r. Lucy Jan Pollard. and will
.,,, esy one week from to-day
..r ar rot tho sentence 81 the Luz
.... county court. condcrning two
..~ -a death and the third 10 ten
mra, nmcui. shah stand.
,umsnt. which began Tuesday
...l.l Yesterday with speeches OF
...-.I ability by Judge Mann and
c,s p Wise A. the case was not
-..f rrW nearly 1ime for the Sos
t,. .o1it TO close. the argument
.r.n jog new trial for Mara
...nras 60 have gone on Yesterday
rrI nuui Monday, 10 which
r. court adjourned.
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