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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-04
,ondcnce Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va,
December RI. 1881


While the great Guiteau trial is agitatng
the whole nation. the county of Montgomo-
~ is dOubly agitated by the fact Of a MUIR
der trial now i'm progress in her court. |
refer to the trial of John W. Barnett for
the murder Of Thomas ". Norihcross on
November %, 1881, at BIG Spring, on the
Norfolk and Western railroad.
The trial commenced on Wednesday the
9th Of December, the second day OF the
regular term OF the County Court, and has
been increasing in interest up TO the pre-
sent Saturday. Only p1t OF the wit
nesseS for the Commonwealth have been
examined, and the evidence is so very in-
definite and conflicting that no conclusion
can be reached as 10 the result. Judge W.
ID. Vaughan, judge OF the County Court OF
Floyd, is presiding, as Judge Miller, OF this
county, is sick. The counsel for the de-
fence are Hons. James {. Taylor. III. A.
Edmundson, and \. 4. Phegar Common
wealth's Attorney, George G.. JunSin. The
trial is one Of commanding interest, as both
the deceased and the prisoner were well
known and highly respected.
The prisoner, Mr.. John W. Barnett, Is 4
wealthy and well-connected farmer, his
family connection being one Of the largest
and most influential in the county. Every
effort on the part OF able counsel will be
made to prove that the killing was, If not
purely so, at least palliated by self-deience.
Mr. Barnett was 4 son-in-law OF Mr.. North
cross, and lived in the same yard with him,
and the difficulty which resulted IN the
killing had been OF some month or six
weeks standing. There were only few
eyewitness 70 the shooting, and some OF
them at quite q distance, so ] will not now
attempt TO give any OF the particulars.
viii write again as TO progress and result
Of trial. G.. NJ. b.
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NEW YORK, January 3.-Judge Gilbert,
Of the Supreme Court OF Kings county,
granted an order Of arrest against seven
teen aldermen, who on Saturday last placed
themselves in contempt Of court by over
riding the veto Of Mayor Howell Of their
resolution granting the right 10 the Brook
lyn Elevated Railroad Company to extend
their road on Fulton street, Myrtle ave-
nue, and other routes, in defiance OF the
Injunction OF the Court.
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nostructirc Firc In Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, January "a Ne'cs
special from Marshall says: At . o'clocl;
SUNDAY morning fire broke out in the
boarding-house in the passenger depot OF
the Texas and Pacific railroad. and de-
stroyed the hotel. baggage, and waiting
rooms. the Office Of the road and adjoining
lunch-rooms, and the office Of the Texas
Express Company. The total loss is esti-
mated ut $780, 900. The insurance, as far as
known. is 2l2.S0O.
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Tho r.uhiic.Debt statement.

WAsHNGTON, january 3.-The public
debt statement issued to-day shows de-
crease OF the public debt during the month
OF December to be S12, 79}.623.j6; cash in
the Treasury, s2j3, 81, 9SO7G; gold certiii-
Gates, SJ,1Ss, 100; silver certificates, $685.
ga. $50: certificates Of deposit outstanding,
$3.50, 600; refuding certificates, $780,
$50: legal tenders outstanding, S34G, GSl,-
DIG: fractional currency outstanding, 81
O75. 92G. 92; decrease since June 30, 1881,
az 1o- OQt 90
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Suicide, Murder. ard Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-LeOpOId
Mayer. a native Of Germaly, well known
in California, where he resided twenty-five
years, committed suicide to-day.
Corporal Driscoi was shot in the head
to-day, and il is supposed fatally, by Mat
Minor (cOlored). whom he had arrested for
theft. Minor escaped.
4 Tines Democrat Rodney, Miss, spe-
cial saws that fire this morning destroyed
Turner Sullivan's and Mr.. Engbarths
stores and eight or ten frame buildings.
The amount OF loss or insurance is not
known
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The Kentucky Triple Tragedy.

CINCINNATI, January 3.-Advices from
Ashland, KY, state that arrests have been
made Of persons believed to he the muir
derers OF the Gibbons children. The
arrests were brought about by the confess
sion Of one Of the parties implicated. All
OF them live in Ashland, and two are mar
ried men. They are in Catlettsburg Jail.
It is expected that lynching will take place
tonight.
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Murderer Lynchcd In Kansas.

ELLswORTH, KANSAS, JannaIy 3.-W. z.
Graham. who killed, robbed, and burned
Phillip Egley at Venansa, Ellsworth coun-
tv, was hung by mob in front OF the
courthouse last night. W. c. Rose would
have met the same fate, but was tGkenfrom
the jail and secured by the sheriff during
tbe excitement.
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Funeral OF Colonel McComb.

WILMINGTON, DEL, January 3.-The ~
neral Of Colonel Henry Simpson McComb
took place this afternoon and was largely
attended. Among those present were
Senator Bayard, +. y. Bangs, and +. l..
Stets0n, Of New York; James E. Gawen
and Henry Lewis, OF Philadelphia, and r..
T. Bardon, OF Winchester. The deceased's
pastor. Rev. J. Howard Nixon, oficiatcd,
assisted by Bishop Lee and Rev. Lafayette
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Fatal ARRAY I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 3.-Thomas Somer-
vile, n switchman on Sixteenth street, was
set upon last night by James O'Brlen and
some friends who desired to ayenge an af'
front offered to O'Brien's brother. SOM
erville was put in such peril from flying
brickbats that he shot O'Brien dead and
inflicted a serious wound on one Victor
Disimore. All the parties were young
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A Bank Winding Up.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., january 3.-Tht
directors OF the Bergen savings Bank have
decided to wind up the affairs OF the bank
They have Sls5, 200 on hand aud can get nc
paying investments for It. Deposltors viii
be paid in full.
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Tho lYhiafakcr Gage.

WASHINGTON, January SIT is said on
high authority that Observation-Disclosures
raj swain. in reviewing the court-martial
proceedings in the case OF Cadet Whitta-
kcr, has raised the point that the court was
Illegally constituted because it was ordered
by President Hayes without any request
from the department commanders, and
therefore all proceedings were void.
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TcmpIar Orator Selected.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-Sir Knight a.
A. Freeman, OF Tennessee, has been Sc
lected to deliver the address at the banquet
TO be given by the Washington Command
cry Of Knights Templar on January 14th,
which will be the fifty-seyenth anniversary
OF the organization OF that body.
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Not fs,c Man.

CINCINNATI, January "a special to the
Commercial from Ashland, KY, says {:
Mr.. Gibbons, who was suspected OF kill
ing his children and Miss Thomas and OF
setting lire to his house. returned yester-
day and brought such overwhelming proof
that he was elsewhere on the night OF the
murder that he has not even been arrested.
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Fatal Locomotive Explosion.

ATLANTA, january "a special to The
Constitution SAYS freight engine on the
Savannah, Florida and Western road blew
ND this afternoon twenty miles from
brownsville, Ga, killing the engineer and
scalding the fireman.
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J. J. WILSON, late Of W. VIC. WILSON, late with
G.. cambridge 4 Co. II. II. TalafcrrO K Co.
j. B..WAsHISGToN, of Caroline county.

Nsf 1907.
We, the subscribers, have this day formed a CO..
partnership. under the iirm-name of
j. j. WILSON, son & CO..
for the purpose of conducting GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS at Ne. 1874 Cary street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. and hope
by prompt personal attention 10 business 10 merit
and refciye the patronage of our friends and the
planters in particular. for whose Interest we PROM
isc our best excrtions and prompt returns
j. }. WILSON.
WILLIAM &. WILSON,
AZ SIIINILInN
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BosTON. January 3.-Reports from diff
ferent portions OF New Hampshire indicate
that the weather last night was very cold,
the Thermometer marking from 100 to 1Jo
helnM zero.
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JASUARY 8, 1882.
rI,n ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN :

i Take notice, that the partnership heretofore
ex isflng between JOHN 4. SAMPSON and WILL
LIS A. SAMPSON under the nrm-name Of JOHN
Z. SAMPSON 4 BROTHER, Real Estate Agents
and Auationcer with Office In the city Of Man.
chester, Va, Is dissolved this day by mutual con-
sent.
All persons having claims against the said firm
and an persons indebted 10 the same will settle
with Join Il. SAMPSON. who Is alone authorized ,
10 close out the unfinished business Of the old firm.
at Manchester. Va. IN Slot
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Hupl,iur.Uouso susuondod.

CHICAGO, January ga special says the
Westinghouse OF Enoch Littlefeld, at
Kane, H., suspended payment Yesterday
morning. The amount involved is not
stated.
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III INN UT Its I MI u tV.t.
4 doing business at No. 500 east Cary street and
No. 1906 east Franklin street, composed OF x. l.
ALVEY and EDWARD ALVEY, Will be discon--
tinucd on The 3lSr INSTANT. \ new firm. com
posed Of the undersigned, Will thereafter continue
the GENERAL GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS
nj said places Of business. " No. sos Cary street
the hrn-style Will be ALVEY BROTHERS,: at
No. 1905 Franklin street viii he as heretofore.
X. r. ALVEY 4 co. Orders addressed 10 them, or
left AZ either store, will have prompt attention.
RICH ,kD 4; ALVEY,
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January .-NOOn.-St0cks generally
lower. Money. q per cent. ENchaugJs-Long
4TG,t; short, 1888. state bonds in light request
Governments quiet and firm.
Ecening.- Exchange.4 70l. Governments weak
new SIS. 1O2: new 41.'s, ll43s; new -. | 10
Moncy. and =, per cent. states crsy. Suh-Trcl-
sury balance-COin, SS4,0S3,00O; currency 81
a
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A Festivals Fearful Termination.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EVANSVILLE
(OUOl DISASTER.

(OHlO) DISASTER.
CINCINNATI, January 3.-Later dispatches
from Shancsvile, Ohio, indicate that the
disaster at the knights Of Pythias festival
Saturday night was worse than at first re-
ported. Some OF the supports under the
centre OF the room gave way and the floor
settled. The ioists were kept up at the
outer end by the inside walls. This threw
the people, tables, stove, and all together.
The falling floors barricaded the front
doors, but they were soon chopped down.
The chandelier in the store-Toom below
was broken. and the oil spilled over num-
Der Of persons and burst into blaze,
and in few minutes Milton IOder, aged
five years, was burned to death in his
mothers arms, and she also was fatally
burned. Fortunately the building did not
catch fire. The following is rs complete
list OF casualties as it is possible to get
Dcad-Nliss Mary Neh, aged twenty years I;
Milton Yoder, aged five years. Fatally
burned-Alrs. DR.. YOder, Mr.. Allen Yoder,
Miss Annie Oren, seriously injured; Fred.
Schwabe and Lewis Kerch, legs broken :;
James Waiter, arm broken; Lizzie Sho-
walter. collar-bone broken; August 4.
Heller and Mrs. Lucilla Shelf, ankles dis
located; George Frolich, Jr., feet burned.
Some OF these may die. The lesser casual
ties bring the number up TO nearly one
hundred. The gathering embraced the
flower OF the intelligence and wealth OF the
nciehbOrhOOd.
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UORSES- MULES, &c.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES. IN
I have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES at No. 1893 frankhn street, Rich
mond, Ma, where | Win keep good supply OF
MULES. aud HORSES always on hand. My sales
man, Ne. JOnN ~. PACE. VII do all In his power
10 giyceach and all fir and square dealing Any
person not fintb1g what they want IN my stables
can address me, care 20 east Fifh street, Cipcn-
nail. Ohio, which Is my headquarters for buying.
aud IA DO not fh The order 10 salr them. sOsh In
quzaty and price, they need not take ~ stock.
Ever ything guaranteed ~ be just as repfes~nted-
Mr.. Peter p~urs extensive business Ia fEe male
tad morse line Is Just opposite niue.
dc lO-3m& GEORGE ID. BENNETT.
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The Political situation in New York.

ALBANY, y. Y, January 3.-UpOn the
assembling Of the Democratic senatorial
caucus last evening il was found that the
three Tammany members from New York
city had failed 10 attend, and a recess was
accordingly taken for q short time, COM
mittee being appointed to confer with the
absenteeS. When the caucus rccOnvened
the committee announced that the absentees
refused TO attend.
On motion OF Senator Kiernan, the eau
Gus then nominated John {. Jacobs, OF
Kings county, for president, and Daniel s.
Lamont for clerk.
At the Democratic Assembly Caucus
there were about ten absentees.
Charles f. Patterson, OF Troy, was nomi-
mated for Speaker over Erastus Brooks.
The caucus adjourned until tomorrow
without making further nominations.
At the Republican senatorial caucus the
officers OF the last Senate were renominate' >.
Mr.. Award, OF Syracuse, was nominated
Tor Speaker, beating eX-Speakcr Sharpe by
4 vote Of 2G to 81. All the officers Of the
last House were then nominated.
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A cough is natures effort TO rid the sys'
TEN OF waste matter. Assist nature, then,
by using DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
&c. bottle.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICuMOSD. January 8, 1882.
SALES.
CORN-5OO bushels very good at ne.


Flour-We quote: Fine. S4.500 50; extra, $40
1928: superfinc, eG.25MS6.JO: common family,
S7250S7.5O; choice family, SS@s9.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. January 3, 1881.

ttENDA % ioOas
sALEs-FfEsT RoARD.-2,00O Virginia consols
at 4; lilo Virginia deferred ut Tx; 1900
w sinia tax-recciyable coupons Mt "a; 100 Rich
mond city SIS at 1881: 10 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta at GO. 10 do. ut 90; 100
shares Columbia and Grecnvillc preferred ut S5s,
10 do. nc s6S: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad at
3IH; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock at 81.
SECOND BoARD.-100 shares Columbia and
Grcenyitle preferred at 81; 25 shares Chesapeake
and Ohio at 26.; 300 Virginia tax-receiyable cou-
pons at "a; is shares Petersburg Railroad stock at
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DTssoLUTToNs 4 PAnrNxnsmIFe.

LROM AND AFTER THIS DATE /
II have admitted my brother. JOHN MURPHY.
~ an Interest IN my business.
The srin-name VIII be N. MURPHY 4 BRO
Their.
We win conduct the CO0PERAGE BUSINESS
at the odd place. Nos. 1924 and 1925 Cary strofA,
and hope IL receive the patronage Of the public rs
heretofore, N. MURPHY.
JOHN MURPHY.
JANUARY 3, 1882. Ja4-3ts
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DENTISTS.

nR. GEORGE Il. SrEEL'S n
IL DENTAL PARLORS, oc3fff
No. 723 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
u.s.. HARTMAN, ID. ID. -, tAss,.,.n,s
CHARLES l.. srxEL, ID. ID. -.
ESTABLISHED 1856.
oc l5-9m
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nINIDENNG.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,l
RICHMOND. VA, December so, 1881. !
V'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L THIS BANK have this day declared a DiXl-
DENDOF IiIHEE AND ONE UALf PER CENT.
upon the carltal stock out Cf the net earnings Of
Tic bank for the past six months, payable 10 tAc
stockholders on and afier the 81 DAY uf January,
1SS2. j. +. CLEAN Cashier.
si1.Iw
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Landlords ard the Land Act.

LONDON, January 3.-The following reSO-
buttons were adopted at 4 meeting Of the
more moderate sections OF the landlords in
Dublin to-day to criticise the Land-COurt
decisions: "This meeting sees with alarm
that the land act is being administered in a
manner at variance with the pledge that it
would not diminish the value or disturb
the foundation OF property, and contrary
to the assurances on the faith OF which
Parliament was advised not to provide
for compensation to landlords. That
the antccedents Of many OF the as
sistant commissioners do not insure the
impartial judicial exercise OF their func-
ti0ns; that the commissioners have deter
mined rents after cursory examination OF
lands, and that they have been indiscrimi-
nately reducing rents"; "that ii appeals
from decisions OF assistant commissioners
result in the sanctloning OF those decisions,
the Legislature should provide compensa-
ton for those landowners whose property
will be thereby uniuStly diminished"
that a petition embodying the views Of
this meeting be presented to the Queen"
The Daily NerS states that it's estimated
that a fourth OF the Irish tenants who need
protection have come under the operation
Of the land act. and that competent persons
believe the whole question will be settled
i'm two wears
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RICHMOND, VA, January /, 1882.

RIcHMOSD, VA, January /, 1882.
DISSOLUTI N.-rhe co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between u, Uader the
style Of LATHROP & LEIGH, expires to-day by
limitation.
q. 4. LATHRoP assumes the Liabilities Of The old
concern, and Is authorized b. collect All debts due
It. GEORGE \. LhTIIROP,
T.. G.. LEIGH, JR.
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Referring 10 the above, we tender thanks 10 our
friends and the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed gu IL. and solicit continuance of same
for new firms. All parties indebted 10 T.. T. Alvey
& Co. xiii please settle al their earliest cOnvtni-
ence, and those holding claims viii present them
for payment. RICHARD T.ALNEl,
EDM ARD ALVEY.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. January 3.-COttOn quiet; sales,
4l4 bales: uplands. He; Orleans, II 3-lGc.;
consolidated nct receipts for two days 53,3jS
bales: cXp0rts-to Great Britain, 27,sfs bales; 90
France. 2.9S7 bales; 10 the continent. l5.O22
bales. Southern -four unchanged and dull. Wheat
unsettled opening go &C.. higher, subsequently lost
the advance and declined about 4c.. closing With
little more strength; ungradcl red, sl.2eMSl.43 ;
No. red, January 9i.f2msli8i February,
sIA5MSl4Gi. Corn opened somewhat stronger,
declined o}.c.. closing a shade hrner; unGraded.
80 10 72c.: southern yellow. 6-sG 69c.; southern
white. 7cm73c.: No. 2. January, 69hM7O4c.
February. 1lsa t724c oats unsettled, closing dull
and dro0plng: so. 3. JOM Jl4c. for new and old
Hops unchanged and DUH Coffee unchanged I'm
nrirc and trsdc light. sugar in fair demand ana
ism; fair 10 good refining, TsM74c.; refined
ete:ldy: standard ~ S'i6 sc. MOlasSes steady
and Iu.et. Rice steadily held WIN moderate de-
irlner al 55jc. bid March. Wool firm and quiet
domestic fleece, 36tp5Oc.; Texas, lf@3lc. Pork
very dull and In buyers favor - - 7G2eGtSl
Nfiddles dull and unchanged. Lard, 7.@lOe.
Frclghts g. Liverpool firm.
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take this opportunity 20 ilform nav friends that
I will continue the WHOLESALE LIQUOR
BUSINESS at thc Old stand Of L9thrOp Leigh,
1916 and 1918 Cary street., and s0llcir 4 cODtnu-
ancc of their Kind patronage.
ia Lot GEORGE \. LArUROP & 90.
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CHICAGO. January 3.-tlour nomlnaily un-
ehangef Wheat active hut lower; Nl.z6sss Los
cash, : 20 January. sI.274@sl27;E February.
Corn unsettled but generally lower az 6Otc. oats
in FAR demand but lower: ave, cash, f5te.
I,nuarv and February. Barley moderately active
and higher at Si.O56.l.3O. Dressed hogs strong
and hieLer at 81. 25MS7.30. Pork dull weak, and
lower. 81 d. 6tl6sl $685. cash, 5000 January,
sIG s5@si6.S7 February. Lard active bat lower
$40. 900 O.92E cash and January, sll.O7zFy
sillO February. Balk-mcats In fair demand but
lower: shoulders, &C.; short rib, eic; short clear,
Dc. Whlskey steady and unchanged.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. January 3.--FlOur quiet but frm I;
family, @6asG.35 fancy. 96.6J@ $3.50. Wheat
scarce aud Irn ~ el.3SG: 40. Corn dali ana 4
ebada lower al Cgc. oats dun 1T 4Sc PORK dull
ana nominal. Lard dull NJ 5000. Buk-mcats
dun: shoulders, s6.2j@ 5000; clear rib. $500
sg75. Bacon firm; shoulders, $3.50; iii. SO;
cletr. 5000. Whisky steady at cl.1j: cOmhi-
nation sales Of finished goods. 10 barrels, on the
basis of sI.15. sugar I'm fair demand; hlrtls,
common and light, s5@ $500; packing and
bufchers' SD.25M S6.65.
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RICHMOND. VA. December 81.

RICHMOND, VA. December 81. 1881.
T'HE FIRM OF BONNER, OSTERLOH
A K co. is This day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. HESEY BONNER retiring from active busi-
ness.
Eilher of the undersigned partners will sign the
fiam-name In liquidation only
HENRY BOrM MEG.
Ia l-lw ADOLPIl OSI ERLOH.
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On Trial for Murder.

An INTERESTING CASE IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY-JOHN W. BAR
NETT BEING TRIED FOR THE MURDER OF HIS
FATHER-lN-LAW.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 3.-Flourquei with more
inquiry. WhcIt-SoUthcrn higher western higher.
closing easier; southern red. fl.3sM~l39: an
her, 900 Slip: No. / Maryland, lao, asked /;
No. western winter red. spot. 81 .39s!efs l.39i I;
January, $I39HMSl.39s; February. sl:42fge
$l.42L: March. sl.i4tNSl.45; April sli7H
asked. Corn-Southern higher; western eisierand
fairly aciiye southern willie, TIE; yellow, 67'I0l
GSc. Oats quiet ana firm southern, 47W5tc.;
western white, 49M5lc. mixed, 4CM47c.; Penn
sylynnia f7m5Oc. Provisions unchanged and
nliet. Coffee arm; Rio carg0es. ordinary 10 fair,
M l0Hc. SUGAR quiet; - \" soft. 9i.c. Whisky
0uiet AZ Sl.l7y. frelghts duh ADD unchanged.
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BERLIN, january 3. The statement that
Bismarck intended to propose 4 congress
Of the Powers to discuss the question 9th
Pope's position is scmi-oilicially denied.
The proposal TO rcCstablish the Pope'S re-
sponsiblity has been simply suggested,
semi-oficially. No replies have yet been
received.
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DROWN, DAVIS Sc CO.,
ID SUCCESSORS 10
ID. q. DAVIS 4 co.

RICHMOND, December 81. 1881.
w II. p. MORRIS is admitted 10 an
w interest In my business. under the Grn-
name aud style OF JAMES y. BOYD X Co. Bro
kers and Loaf-Tobacco Dealers.
ia I-4tF JAMES y. BOYD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-04
NIILWAUKFE.

MILWAUKEE, January 3.-flour moderately ac-
tive. Wheat weak; No. hard nominal; Nc.
oft Al 2sls cash and January; February, 81 ,27S.
Corn stronger; No. .. csc. Oats Irmer No. 2,
42Nc. Provisions lower. Mess pork, sl6.tI2
cash and January, sl6.o7's February. Lard
Prime steam, sli.0J cash aud January, sll.l2s
FEBRUARY. Hogs steady at s5.soGssd.i0