davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-02

ToLr1,u. O., May l.-tnAlK-Whest quiet;
a,aher Michigan, spot or May, 7l.0a; Jnnn held
ut sl.044t 81. uu.s bid; No. = red wtntes, Junc.
u. .uu1;; Wa.lera nlnbes. Sl.lo; NJ. 2 ted.
(l!gh mixed, aUs; NJ. I. sput. 3a:.si July a7Ac.
uIss dull aud unchanged.
, 1879-05-02
PHILADELPHIA,

rn1LApELrtt.A, May l.-FLnCn-1naetiyc. Ryn
-four In Gctrr demand TT So 71:xl:!. 60.
HWA,X-Wheat Hfnlcr; unEsatcd. St .0;,Gl |. 07:
M. = Western red, 81. 19!s. Rye steady; oOGb
SIC. Corn uulet; lcmaml united; ,t}reted, -tU
6siO;tr; steamer. .l1!il49}sc. Outs -Marxet
dull; mlxu,, a.3Gaa3c; white Western, 33!s
{b'ic.
pHuyts,oSs-Nlar;ct lnlt. Prime moss beef,
S12.oU, Nrxs puss, S!u.n5. liams-smokea,
81. Goclu.uO; picked. s7.oot7.7n. Lard, III
kttI,nc.
NUrrRn-alarkcs tull; creamery extra. l1dnlstc;
New YORK K.att anl Bradford County, Iumnsyt.
ynln. rxtru.. f!tl.c: Western Reserve, uxtra, IL
Gpl:c; DO t4l,d IN cnncc, 1nitl2c
l:nns--Qutnt: Western. lie.
G1tEE. E-FIrsner; Western creamery, G.s@7c;
tIO good. IG3itc.
pIrao1EuM-Suminul; crude, 7;ic: rclncd,
31tc,
WnlsKf-starxct dull: Western 81. OH.
ltEeElpTA-Fluur, Z, 100 brls; wlluui 10, 600 tn:
eurlt, I 600 bu; uats. Ii, 900 bn; rye, =, 600 bu.
, 1879-05-02
llfla'i'{lh.

1tosroN+ Mhs'., May 1.-FtoGn-Steady; Welt.
etn suprrs 81, 00Ge:k 10: cnfnn,nn cxtras, 81. 7aa
4."5; Wisconsin extras, 81. 00et i.d0; Minnesota
extraa. S4.25fei' 10; wlnter wheat. Ohio and
Michigan 81 .7aGl5.2; illinois an'l lndnnn, St. 10
G6.75; ST. Louis, s5.:5GsU. a5; Wisconsin und
Mtnncsota patent proccsa spring wheat. 81. $50
aa0. winter wEoal. 50. oDGaS. 80.
nNstS-corn Atcady, with Il falr demand; mixed
and yellow, 40.a04ac; extra yollow, 1870 it)c.
DatA-Faif dsMand; No. and extrn white, :ltlGD
:nc: No. . white. 1bGb3lMc; Mob wtIto and No. !!
mixed. a:!H6t:iC. KYe. BiG1usc.
ItEcErTs-flour, g. 600 urls; corn, 10, 600 bu ;
wheat. 4, 600 hui. ,
Standardization i. 400 brls; corn, Us. COO bu.
, 1879-05-02

lsALF,Monx, Mny 1.-FLouA-fery ]. arm at Yes
tcrtiay's quotations.
-Whcal-Woatcrn firm; No. Pcnnsyl.
varlu rrd 81. lI.id11. liz; No. 9 Western winter
rcd, spot and May 81. 1.!i@l. 19T!: Jnne Il. IL
@l.lnst; July. 81. .0uftl. 10. tora steady; Wrst-
rrn mixed. spot md say, 400 a.,ac; june, 4eai
sa1c; duly, III! !:Qt4ahc; e;eancr, 4oRAo;ac. oats
nrm; Western white. a,MtH:c; do mixed. 3s13:!c;
IiAY-sieaiy; pflmo to choico Pennsylvania
$l..uDGt14. Oh.
I'nosIsioss- Eatlcr anl unchanged.
NErTE.t-uuie& nI!.l unchanYcd.
EdtH-IullA ut lU:. . ..z.....
lErnnlEvM--Dull;c crude. THO nc refined, snc
GuFEkE-.Du1l und uncllan.cd.
WIilsxy-rncllAnsctl.
FNI1a'lrH-Tn LtVcrpoo, per steam steady; cot
tun, j. lid: i!nur. ~ III gra!n, a.ti
RECElrTt-Flonr. ]. 7h5 brla; wheat. g.. 400 hu
corn. l11. 1uu bn: uRls, S,tNO bn.
SntrMIxTs-Whcat. l0D. u9U bu; corn. ECU, 200
lu,
, 1879-05-02
sIIHC1;t.LANF;O Uh.
Nc Ne G1ti';I rXx;I DR.. KEAN,

l73 South Clark.s st., Chicago.
Consult personally ur by mall trre Of eha!g' 9u al
crullr. nrfvoA Ut pcetA d1Acaaus. 1F1 hrah tne
unlf psrtau 4 tht city Mhu WaFfaAs cures u Aepaf'
, 1879-05-02

c.sctxxA7t o., May !. l.-eortoH-stFopg aud
higher; li!lc.
Ftuun7- -Easlcr but not quotaosy lower
GuAlN-Wlsat 4carce are hsm; rcd aud while,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-03
AND MACHINERY.

A SAMPLE ENGINE
which was awarded FIRST PREMIUM at the Cen
tennial, Paris Exposition, and at every State and
County Fair where shown, always on hand
ENGINES AND SAW MILLS A SPECIALITY
GUM AND LEATHER BELTS AND GUM
HOSE, HEMP AND GUM PACKINGS,
PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS,
Brass Values, Steam Gauges and Whistles,
ALL KINDS OF MAcHINIsTs' SUPPLIES,
49, A liberal DISCOUNT ALLOWED. ga
Mr.. G.. W. EYLER will do all kinds of repairs
short notice.
nov1-
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CARD TO THE AFFLICTED,
DR.. ROE r o N,
10 SOUTH 4EuTAw STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

From long experience in Hospital and Private
Practice guarantees perm anent cure in all dis
eases of tile Urinary Orgoas and Of the Nerroas
potency floss OF sexual power Nervous Debility and
Trembling, Palpitation of the Heart, Dimness OF
Sight or Giddiness, Pains in the Back and Nocturnal
Emissions, etc. all resulting from abuse in youth or
excuses in manhood diseases recently contracted,
cured in i've OF ten days, md the poison entirely
eradicated from the system. Also all skin and
blood diseases quickly cured .
All consultations strictly confidential, and medi-
cines sent to any address. Cali write, nclosing
stamp for reply.
nlar22-lYr
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~ -
= aH0LIDAY GOODSt
IS YERgY,aal3Xgs5ssaA E sssl BROCK
X al IL ID ARE NOW receiving
(aa bpaaaEt EaANT NOVELTIES,
EbJEMELRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ess4iaH+ HANDSOME BRACELETS,
p'-'e in Plated and Chain Patterns,
SILVER BANGLES,
SILVER AND GOLD NECKLACES,
BREAST PINS. BROOCHES,
WATCH CHAINS,
REAL CAMEO SETS, &C..
EAR DROPS, in every variety.
CORAL GOODS. in new designs.
JET GOt DIS, in best qualities.
NEW STYLES
POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES,
in Pearl, Velvet, Silks SC.
As Everything warranted good in quality and
GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
SCARF RINGS AND PINS,
ELEGANT NECKWARE,
&C., &C., Sc.
F A N CY G. % O D S
of every description.
JAPANESE WARES!
TOBACCO JARS,
FANCY BOXES. ETAGERs, &c., &C.,
all suitable for
HOLIDAY PRES rs,
and within the means of ALL
SCRAP PICTURES,
the fullest and cheapest assortment IN the city.
| 81 We guarantee bottom prices OF no sale. -gA
PERRY & TEN BROCK,
dec6 Main street. next TO City Hall.
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; $S;s sess sans hys Years s essfssS sua .easa
dpaseaes 10 ~ YOU'D ;sSny BOOK. bus shs
e $.I s .rrsg Eheh Sstresp 81 thleket; !, DsIbnea
: $ : 5 : Sheas's'e s hours at cricket .'''s''''
s . . .ala -..sA4a g ga
s1s nsR SBR, S Sga e s aEs I R E4p
% s sYiAeaAsplH atahe4 less taAn @Gyp,"
.siaeflAndfazless tlrai1ny pony.
seaa 10 sl4aX asesa
Sha lsyed me then, though heaven knows why
Small wonder had she hated,
aI1 For scores Of dolls she's had to cry,
ia; Whom decapitated.
tore her frocks pulled her hair,
Called fred" the sheen uponit;
Out fishing would even dare
Ca Itch tadpoles in her bonnet.
Well now expiate my crime;
The Nemesis of fables
Came after years-To-day Old Time
On me has turned the tables
I'm twenty-five, she's twenty now
Dark-eyed pink-cheeked, and bonny,
The curls golden round her brow:
She smiles and calls me johnny
OF y0re used her Christian NAME
But now, through fate or malice,
When she is by my lips can't frame
Five letters to make "Alce.
l. who could joke with her and tease
Stand silent before her;
Dumb, through the very wish to please
A speeches., shy adorer.
Or, if she turns to me to speak,
I'm dazzed by her graces
The hot blood rushes my cheek,
babble commonplaces.
She's kind and cool-ah! Heaven knows how
wish she blushed and faltered;
She likes me. and love her now
Dear dear! how things have altered!
London Graphic.
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9e3,O0O FOR TW ENTY- FIVE CENTS,,
ACCIDENT INSURA NOE.
When you buy your ticket get an
ACCIDENT Policy
vii, n tne Mobile Life Insurance Company o cents
amount OF ~ IVA o'io uay TO the
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
or $l5 per week for DISABLING i,i,,,.s
RATES;
One day, Is cents: two davs IN oo,,.s
$lz'' ten days. $40; thirty days, $50, A'e '"sS
Apply to
JOHN H. WOODWARD.
SAINT =, agent at c. & o. Depot,
agent at alley r R. Depot
VI any ueket agent on any line in the Stale,
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!.'Ao'iy Special Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09
SHENANDOAH COUNTY.

~, WOODSTOCK, Va, January 6, 1879.
,, asaaorS dispatch: Probably not for very
n man, years has this section experienced
Weather so bitterly cold as that which is
10" prevailing. The polar wave cached this
r ps on last Thursday evening, when the
r, .., Tell nearly 400 in few hours. Their
auueters have mercilesxiy maintained q
osNse OF from 90 above to 80 below zero. The
, S,ouna - covered with snow, thus afford
AN sood protection to the growing wheat.
nu,o our lce.houses have been filed with the
ninety tons. -, - = - -.
,o Inc Circuit Court Is still in session. The
re- p 10 Inc case Of Hamman's administration
ys.d SS.timore and Ohio railroad rendered q
tn; S.t OF $4,000. without interest. to-day.
cases . que Of the Narrow~pa Passage Bridge
A ins hold holidays passed of very pleasantly
th%,ee nope The Legislature will do some
IRE I'm. inns winter for the protection OF the
The .sI In this State. Not one half Of
the a .uoois are opened in this county, and
ya,a safe. .s, part OF them are opened BY pri-
tbis SUBSCRIPTION. The graded school liz
Ibs,dp pace u IN Aousishing condition.
tend te are about two hundred pupils I'D at
n,s : e debt question Is all tbe 20 In this
IN - ! nope IT viii be settled this winter.
Ae,noo week Of prayer commenced i'd the
night ~ e1nfeh 10 this place on Monday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09
Marine Dis nStcrs.

Especial telegram to the D1spatcnJ
NORFOLK, Va, January Son Monday
last three oyster-yessels from the Western
Branch sunk in James river near james
town island, and will prove total loss to
ALL Two were coming from Richmond
and one from Petersburg. The crews
escaped to the shore.
The ice is breaking up rapidly in this sec
ton, and the probability is navigation will
be open within the next three days.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.l
NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Captan Will
liamS. of the steamship Bornesia, from Liv-
erpool, reports passed, December 9th, a
water.logged and abandoned brigantine, APP
parently new. The name elk" was on
her quarter. and Christiansand on her
stern. The sea was breaking over her.
LONDON, January s.-The Italian bark
Guisseppina Accame, from Baltimore, foun-
dered at sea on the oath Of December. The
crew was rescued and landed at Falmouth.
The British bark Curlew, from Baltimore
for Bayonne, is ashore near Bayonne. The
crew is safe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
go "WEDNESDAY. January 8, 1870.

SALES.-i.UtV flTRIEiG GoupOAShs IVY
.s sts sGSso sysaa 81 astsa % xE
fundabie, rs bid; Virginia deferred, ~ bid: Vir-
gtnia tax-receiyabe coupons, 584 bid, ~ asked:
II7H bid: Richmond city 6's, }. and j.. 1o2 bid;
Petersburg city e., f. and A.. 90 bid; Petersburg
city Ss, LOG bid: Petersburg city Ss. special tax,
sna ssa eg s b
Railroad Bonds.-VirHnia Central Railroad
first mortgagc 6's. j.. and J,a 80 bid; Virginia
SO bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth roitSase
S,s. j. and D., 100 bid; Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad second mortgage e's, j. and j.. sS 6id, s9
S's, 3. and j., SO asked: Sourhside Railroad first
mortgage preferred ss. j. and j., l04 bid; South
side Railroad second mortgage preferred 81. ..
and j., 7Ss bid: SouthSiGe Rsilrrad third mortgage
preferred 8's, j. aid j., GO bid: Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad first mortgage Ss, D. and j.. 1O4
bid Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, j. and
cond mortgage s's, J. and j., 35 asked; Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad certificate. 924 bid
asked and Rnroad first
n. 81 BID Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and .P.to
Ro1a S. PDa mn
mortgage 6's, j. and j., 90 bid; Orange and Alex
andria Railroad third mortgage S,s. 81. and n. A.
RehnoDd and a 5 RairoSd x s9nso
Dirt mortgage as. A. and O., l02 hid.
Rntiroad Stocks.--Richmond and Petersburg
rcssbIrs and Potomac Railroad SIX per cent guar
anteed, 100 par, rs bid; Richmond, Frcdericksbur:
md Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed
100 par, go bid: Richmond and DanViue Railroad
Bunk Iocks.-Union Bank of Ri hmond, 81
| par. 40 asked; Citizens Bank. rs par, 22 asked.
rine, 25 par 35 bid, SO asked; Virginia State. 81
par, PIX bid, 30 asked Virginia Home. 100 pal
| los askt d Merchants and Mechanics 100 par. 81
asked; City, 100 par, slA bid; GranEc, 90 par, q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
R1.cEsprnG January G. 1915

co.. BLACKSBURG, january =, 1917.
Editors Dispatch: The weather has been
extremely cold up here, on top OF the Allie
ghanieS, for several days. Thermometers
have more than once registered 12o below
zero, and have heard OF one instance in
which the mercury, exposed to the nort',
wind, fell to Ito below zero. lce-houses are
all filled with excellent ice, and we could
easily get enough to last us five years il we
could take care OF it.. ..
The ministers and members OF the Metho.
dist, Baptist, and PRESBYTERIAN churches are
observing the week Of prayer by holding
union prayer-meetipgs at each church in ro'
tatlon. All the churches here work very
tremendously together.
Rev. Mr.. Wilhelm, who for nearly seven.
teen years has been pastor OF the Presbyte.
rian church at this place, and who has had
q very successful pastorate, rendered bis re-
signation to his congregation Yesterday,
subject to the action Of the Presbytery.
DARIUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09

|telegraphs thar Monday evening Lord Bea-
coDsfield had symptoms OF govt In the ffghI
foot. BE did mol, therafore, leave bis rooll
till o'clock yesterdny evening. BE has
passed an. excellent night, and the equity
symptoms have greatly abated. His gene
raj health Is animpaired. ,s.
~ snow-storm an france
PARIS, January y. Severe storms IRE re-
ported from the central part OF France.
with high winds and much snow.
The svhereabotsfs or shere ALI.
sT. PETERSBURG, January S.--The AgeRce
Russe tsemi-ofaciaD for the first time adj
mits that the Ameer, Sbere Ali, has ems
tered Russian territory, saying It believes
the news accurate, but does not believe be
was accompanied by hts troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

corn ICE. &C. -sUNDAY.SCHOOL CELEBRA-
TIov - couRT-DAY LECTURE - RAILROAD
Shops.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispafch.l
JANUARY s, 1879.
Everybody las been occupied for the last
two weeks in trying TO keep warm. since
last Thursday the thermometer has ranged
from 20 to So. Large quantities OF ice have
hccn stored, which is about five inches thick
on an average. The sIeet OF last Thursday
WAS fastened upon the paTementS on Tue
north sides OF the houses, which renders
them rs slick as glass. or course many
falls are the result, and many amusing IN.
cidpnts are brought about thereby. One OF
the best things occurred with distinguish
cd Professor of the University, who tells
this on himself. He was coming down
from the college while the s'eet was on the
walks. and, although careful, soon found
himself reDosing on the back OF bis head.
The jar dcmoralized him somewhat, and,
while considering whether to try to get up or
wait TO be discovered. he heard some oneap-
preaching, who proved to be student, and
who overheard the following soliloquy ::
"Well. il ! had had any brains. L must
have knocked them out then !" 1t is need
less 10 say that the student was master or
the situation.
The celebration OF the Baptist Sunday
school came off on New-1ear's eve. An
ample supper was provided in the lecture
room, and happy time was enjoyed by the
little ones.
Monday was court day. but the cold wea-
Their prevented the people from coming IN
in large numbers. Little business was doue.
Some lands were offered for sale, but there
were no bidders. One farm, known as the
"Fleminn Place" about two and bali
miles from Charlottesville, was sold by COM
m,sioners for $3.50 per acre. A portion OF
this farm would have brought $40 per acre
ten years ago.
Or. Witherspoon, of Petersburg, is eN-
pec,ed to deliver lecture here on the 21st
instant for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church.
II is stated that the repair-shops OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, which have
never been removed here, contrary to pub
lie expectation, will be permanently placed
at this point during this month, and that the
Virginia Midland railroad have notice to
vacate the buildings now used by them as
repair.shops, but owned by the Chesapeake
and Ohio company. This will perhaps ne
ees>itate the removal OF the Virginia Mid
land shops back to Lynchburg, and we are
thus no gamers by the contemplated move
nent r.t ~ .s4 .-....T
A negro man named Isaac Jackson fell
desd here to-day while saving wood at the
residence Of Mr. Bunch. He was, to all ap-
peafances, in good health, and was not
known to have any fatal malady. Heart-dis-
ease Is supposed to have been the cause.
We have had 4 discussion about the right
way TO use this expression, and have agreed
TO submit it to the Dispatch: New-year's
greeting" or" New-year greeting" Which
proper, and why? Please. answer. Mr..
Editor. DUP.
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BY reIeerapls.
NEW YORK.

rs# 4. 4 - " s.~ - ~. 3 =
bales: upands, eye; orleans, 9hc. Flour in buy
ers' favor; southern flour shaje stronger, With
sssss4s5 sooa fo 10 sSSss Z I
Wheat A@Ac. lower; uneraded red; =: o2haSl
f sS sse Corn
change; uugra5ed. 46k@4sc: No: 9, 44,sc. Oats
Cofes-Rio dull aud heavy: mild GRADES IL fair de.
mand and frm. Sugar quiet; fair TO good refining;
sA@sc prime 7c 5esaed fairly active s and
SO; powdered and crushed, sSae4c. Moasscs
dal and unehanged; Eics y good demand and nd
a. 2s4c. PORK nrmeF. with light demand mess,
spot, $3.50 old. 1885, new. Lard higher; prime
s;eam, spot, IS. 92H@$5.s5. Fretghts nrlner.
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January S.-Flour firm and active.
Southern WI, at quiet and nominal no stock; vest
ern du! aud lower; No. PENNSYLVANIA red, $1.074
@slo7H No western winnie, red sTa. and Jss-
Southern corn frmer for white, In store; no
yellaw Offered; ge,sern active and lhiShss
easier: southern and Pennsylvania, 2s@32c. Hay
| steady and in fair demand prime PENNSYLVANIA
and MaysTa, rr%vsions dI!I ard un
| western packed, l6@1sc;; rolls, 15@lec. Coffee
qSIs and unr hn, Rio 1S@Sz
firm; low grades srade higher; "a sof., sa@9c.
CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI. January S.-Flour stronger. Wheat
| scarce and firm: red and white. 92c.fGSI. Corn
quiet II 3Z(di3oc. UdtS stronger NJ ZJNc21c FORK
buoyaut ~ 80. Lard shade higher; steam IS. 52h
@s5.55 bid. Bulk-meats quiet and 1rm; shoulders,
SO 6OtGS2 63; clear rib S3.65@s3.f0: clear sides,
S4.75@S4.S0. Bacon u shade higher: shoulders,
s:eadv at sl.03. Butter In fair demand and higher
prime 10 choice Cehlra Ohio, 1891 &C. Sugar steady
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Flour firm and u,,-
changed. Wheat firm and higher; red. 90c. am
her and while, 95c Corn dull white. &c.. mixed
34c. Oats Gr1ncr: whit, 26Hc.: mixel, 24c. Pork
steady at sS.25@SS.50: Lard siendy and firm
Shoulders, 2Nc clear rib, SsG &c; clear sides &c
! Bacon nominal: sugar-cured hams, 7;@sc. Walls
key steady at Sl.O3.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. January S.-Flour nominally un-
changed Wheat quiet and SOY; No. red flll
921@93c.; No. spring. e0Hc. Corn cnsier nj
stca,iy at s1.04.. Pork hrmcr at $40. Lard-
None Offering; $40 bid. Bulk-mcats higher
loose, S2.45@52.60: short RIB, S3.5UGs3.B3
long clear, S3.45GS3.53: short clear, 1855 g
$3.50: short clear. s3.62h Starch; boxed shou
CHICAGU.
CHICAGO. January s.-Four steady and un
changed. Wheaf In fair demand at lower rates No
2 red winter. S6Hc.: No. 2 Chicago spring. S2i.c
cash: S3ac February; S4lsc. March; No. 3 Chi
cago spring. 67.MG9c. Corn steady and IN fair &C
mand 29hc. cash; soc. February; 301.c. March
generally higher; 1856 cash: S762h February
$7.72kG$7.75 March. Lard unsettled and gene
rally higher: $3.50 cash; e6.55 Februar, 70. 62l
+ mi5 .65 March. Bulk-meais stronger; shoulders
1910; clear rib, 3a.75. Whiskey steady.
but not quota5ly higher Outs steady and unchanged
Pork strong and higher; $40 asked February
$3.50 asked March. Lard In GOOD demand ant
higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-09
PETERSBURG.

Z - 80
eu.n uanRIAGE--sUITs AGAINST TH Ns
pIsTiNS "r,r MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AfhAs .s pn,,u Afrax0vs oAK--ERD OF IHs
srtrJSa cAINIvAL--A fULs. SUIT - -
sEcVSep' ,ssree az the Richmond Daspatchl
tCorfes'''Ns JANUARY s, 1874. /
r,,. .,ternoon OF O'clock, ut inc resi1 nsas
ih INV, Sndse Joynes, Dr.. L. MeLa .,e. W. M
oil baltimore, was married 70 MISS .sa 1, ,s.n
ny, OF .p Rayly. granddaughter OF tao .ae
Ign MI Nav. Rev. DR.. G. Il. Haines, Eec. sa
Juesep ami, church, ofiiciased. Among .ne
of 80 friends in attendance OF the cer ,s
lmh,se Shich was very rr'va,e QUE, M Tse
mon., Iossph L. Johnston ana aa!. ~
uens GENE. ieft on the afternoon tram ios =, :
coupe orr Sorih. DR.. Tiffany is 40 em'n .ha
a a. .G 81 Baltimore and nephe" - ''o
rr. ns icwelIer 10 New York. ~ - .onr.
Iohn LYON. Esq, oil your c',!, % sre,,snt
-, TO- ,or The partics Interested. mas pio .;.
se er separate suits IN tue au .,,.;o
ioul.e'n y, petersburg against the Atantic'
,o;,; y, and Ohio Railroad Company.
M;sS.ss, In,,s were served to-day. The piaiu'
m ne a lap al residents OF Lynchburg, anu .ne
''l1> az amount sued for IS between
$3.50 az o6n and 500. 1000. The cases ,wiH pro.
SnSi,. conc no for trial at the Apt. eelh .,
va! u"o'; o,,,t and an effort made TO press tuen,
. ..'e ' ;TdSment The matter causes soou
100, ~ interest in the community. yu c.
o' Mo ", cameron has received from Mr. ~:
80, now in England. hho,oe' "
80 a.araS from tie famous Paushauzer oah-
. .a which stands in the Paushauzer fai ~,
.ho seat OF the Right Honorable tae Ga a,,
, tea,.r The tree is upwards OF se, &c.
S So"h wears old. This PARK. says OF.
nun suan was the (avorite residence OF the
Nn.'( Co,.ncr where he composed many o.
voc. laws the acorns, at the proper Sea'
a nsn WI wiW he planted in our city parS.
s"u ,,'," ssstipg carnival is over. Tue "ai ~
.-.oa,hor Of the past two days and the TAU
",,n"dov haye softened the surface OF Tue
y: md rendered it unfit for skating Pur'
w, na,os hundreds Of our people, lncluaihs
n'nnv ladies. enioyed The sport WINE II
ia . The appearance OF so many iaale:
Sro,os attracted crowds OF people tf
the riycr.bankS. For several nights, hy
the light OF TIE moon, parties were ou
unit! late hour. x,,,
The owners of ice-houses have taken iul
advantage OF the opportunity ouereo, an'
have cut and housed a large supply OF Ice
mos, of it fully six inches thick. ABOUT
mich has been cut as can well De STORE
in this section.
The week-of-pra services at the 1aot
Stree, Presbyterian church have been we
attended. The PreSbyterians. believe, al
thp only denomination who observe 1t.
senator Matt. Ransom, of North Carollni
nasssd through the city this afternoon o
his return TO Washington.
A'' ROBIN ADA1R.