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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEw.YoRK Observation-Disclosures James-sip IS mtn-
fore Long island City time Annex BOAT from Pier IL
foot Of Finest, Easi Ryor-7So. $780, $3.50. II M, 200,
' james Sip Ferry pd Annex Sunday
BABYLoN-so5, $50. li:o5 m, $3.50. i's5 5's5, 7'O1
PphTcHo 'tH a n $685. ass, SIS p M sundays
o AK RG4 Gw&YLso5 1905 ll:o5 NJ 2o5 $780, 4,so
S:S5 COS 70J m 1916 night wednesday and saturday
$40 HXHBoH~5:5 M 1886. abs, p. Sundays
GRREEYPoRT SHELTER IsLAND)-s,35 a M. s;35,
ASS =. m. saturdays only $3.50 P m Sundays IA IN.
d4RDES GGiTY. mEMPsTEh ps!s5 COS m 1885,
day only. sundays 0;S5 Garden city only. S5 6S1
pG4LLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-S:35 9 O5 ISIS, 49, $685. 635 p N. Sundays
Vi az + NTTfSG5T6N, HoRTHPoRr-OO5 a. H. 4sS, Os5,
S Po & % s5 p H. sundays oo5
"R6NKoNKoalAs: a. rn 1886. $685. Gasp. m Sundays
900 a. ro,., p,,,crr
ICO SUNDAYS S go SS S a. ' $50 $50 52S
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAJ @ ADmGOnmenGips June IS. 1883.
M Western and Northern Express to Rochester and
$40 a. M special Express for Chicago daily with Dining
Cars stopping only At Albany Ue@ Syracuse Rochester,
SARATOGA special daily except Sunday also Lake
M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester aud Buialo also Richheld springs
saratoga a. GIens Falls Lake George rutland 'N
Saratoga speSal. Dslif eACelb SUNDAY. Rams
through 10 Lake George saturdays only.
4 ID. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
D m Louis Express with sleeping cars for st Louisj
running through every day in the week also Niagara Falls
BudalO. Cincinnati, Toledo and Detroit
$40 D. m Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
TO syracuse hosd also TO Saratoga and dont
real. go
Paciqe Express G1 With sleeping
ton.
IL D. M Night Express with sleeping Albany aud
Troy win morning trains for the West North
Tickets No Bowling Green, 962 Alb Broad.
way and at Express Oces place. and 1855
aud 9l2 Broadway. NewYork and 1888 Washn on SEA
Fulton-st, Brooklyn. q. B. MEEKER,
j. NJ. T0UCEY Gen. Supt Cen Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE, MONTREAL and inter-
mediate poiuts Steamers leave Pier NO 25, e.
aud II D. sundays excepted connecting with trains
NEW.HAVEN for MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Via Pasds p Baltimore sISS !" and rH wsshiss
ms sacsa. from ~ Dsp S oo,,
Sroass coaches
r Bshs 81 a Siq Bsxsss
apply e. cS%gsDys ONCE, siS. 81 sos Broadway 800
BOSTON, VIA BLOOMINGTON LINE.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
daily except sundays, from PIER % North River at
Boston. i'SNe'' sG PRo q 1ny srsSa LINE
from Ps
% North h'fF SaT fTsfR! Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY!
SSGa%9@epcingE Jsnqsy 2s 1873 Leave Yswypyh
Gnnns Tapsnend Taulaqua HazctOa DnfOn. Scranton.
@-For Flsia gton High Bridge Branch schoolev,,
Readne HSrfisbnrs Match cRn5R VETERINARIANS 9Tsow
qua Ssat 4;Sa Upper LshIgh Scranton; &c
hsoSn5g Mau Snr Gaaas HsEc9p wiIss,SaEs
DoR wFssgarrs GrantSn aszletoS c ra"'qas
BUD. aGS Eso sss'''r'
$50 Eaon Alsuto~ "S0 ReSdng Harr,oar,
Asncs Chank WilksseaTre. 40. n.r.,a-'I
and iRermeiiat. stations 81 $50 ,. FOR Eai1a 1lsas
For Newark at Sss, siS s.4, 7ls 7,so s,l5, as,.
ESQ 80 Bis $50 5sj & Si5 .d esS ia 7ss.
For trains 70 local points time tables at stations
For sswaren and Perth Amboy at s. g. s:l5 ll:iJL a,
70 fcr 7 Tr echo at g. na.ls 11,4y nj 4enm
For KeypOrt at }. 8:l5. 1l43 a. M I43. a. AIS y.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMERS LEAVE PIERS ". II.
FOOT RECTOR-ST,
Commencing May II, 1893
For Highlands. Seabngnt. Monmouth Beach L1af
Branch, 5, 1915 a. 3:45 40 10. Sunday. 10 n
For Atlantic Highlands. 5. 1913 a. 3.45 40 m
Tor Lakewood Toms River and Barnegah S:f5 p m.
OCEAN Grove, Asbury Park, Sea Grt. &c, 1913
Leave foot OF Iibertyst sl5 m las 4p M Tor Lake
"o Hanehes,er IONS ~ tiyep BishesIS A.
IH5 4:00p. N. for stations 70 SAaocZht.
S;l3 a. m. l:45 o. m. Tor stations 10 SANDY Hook.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave Now. York from station c. RI Of ~ J.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green 7{5. $50 Ills
$50 y m For Third and BeTss sts AZ 74} iIiS M
For Trenton 545 $3.50. lao M 1870 l. $780, $780, T. II
p. m On sunday, S:i5 a M, $50, IL D. m
Return trains leave Philadelphia for Nsw-York
From stations PhilaGe phia and Reading RR Ninth and
Greensts, at $50. $780, 0aO IL 1J IS, $40 646,
IL y m. On Sunday AZ $50 4. No., $50, Il p. N.
From 1htd and Berks SITS $40 500. a m, I, $3.50,
From Trenton. 125 eco. sea 900 t0:0g ii:34 M g.
4:S2 "a. 7:ZS D. m. Sunday LIS. s:ls g. 6l5 IN
ana SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains fF5n New.
YORK and Philadelphia
Connection Is made Jersey City station 70 and from
BIooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY
Tickets for az foo OF LibeTyst and nc he principal
hotels, and Annex OGice JeweHs Wharf, Brooklyn.
N. Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels or residence 10 destination.
W. W STEARNs Con s5D't
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
The Iron steamer - 49,, =, ,,s-,,u
exception the most elegant beat on the Soun anu
HE fnvorfte CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier 40 North River foot OF Wattss next pes
above Ferry, daily except Sundays tOl0 &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21

NEw.YoRE PAssESGERs-Leaye Janles-sip S5 mtr
ues 7b.s 20 minutes 3ihst, East River Is minutes be
fore Long Island City time. ANNEX BOAT from Pier II
foot Of Finest East Rivor-730 $780, $780, IL H., 200
s.O5. 4. U5 .6O5 sos .. M.
In,nea SIN Ferrv nd Annex Roat do run ON SUNDAY
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NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

~ n
Stations n NeVy. b. ana DesbrOSsesst
central r. r. Of " J.f00t IiDertyst
For South Amboy c. r. x. " j.. ). S15 las.
46p via Penn II. r. so. m, II m p m Sunday 9 a. n
For M2tawan &C. c. r. IL. OF ". J., .. S:lJ l:45.
Z, o p. m; via Penn Il. r. a. m u M $3.50 p m sun
day. o.
Sea Grit Point Pleasant sc, via C. r. r. OF " D $40 a.
las 4. via Penn. r. r., n M, II m. 800. p M
sundays (not stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury Pa
a. m. =.
y. j.. 8l5 an. l:45 =. m. =.
For Freehold via G. r. X. OF " j. o. SD ll49 m l. o
p. For Keyport :. 1913. lli5 NJ, ll5 T. 80 p m
For Atlantic City Eneand. Bridgetou. &c. la p m
H. p. BALDWIN. J. K. WOOD, }. r: RANDOLPH,
q p. A.. G. r. n. ctN.J @. p A.. u r. r. suPt
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r University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway
~ near 42S-sL (i6th yelrl Primary, COh - -
Classical Departmental N IL Hobby. VII A&ih r'u'''N''
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UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW SECy
u Observation-Disclosures OF Arts AND SCIENCE

INSTRUCTION FREE . 49,,
The examinations VIII DE cld IN he IN "a
sty buildings. tngton square on TUESDAY juno 10
and Tuesday. September Is. at 10 a. m - ,,o-,a,t
Recent muncent gifts have secured larSe ana 80,
ADDITIONS apparatus and other me ms OF
which ready Tor a the opening OF the next coo
ate IT, - hoId In tbe
Academy of Music Thursday June 81 ~ lV.oO
on which occasion SEMI centennial CONNIE n0atlye AZ
SreSs viii he deiiyeroi by the Rev ALL d. D. Chancel
or "a insTirn Alumni meeting in the University atop H.
Ia -
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FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST.

MOU NTAINs, landing at CranstOn's, Cornwall,
Newburg Marlboro Milton Pokeepse, Esopus connecting
with Ulster and Glove Railroads steam
springfield leaves Tuesday, Thursday saturday,
az o y. M from HarrisOn.sL
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Execution In North Carolina.
lRY telcgranh fo Ihe nIsnaich.


RALEIGH. y. c.. December 20.-About |
O'Clock to-day Guiliord soon tcolored) was
executed at Kinston for feloniously ASSAULT
ing Mrs. Eliza Jones, n widow. The exc
cution was public, and was witnessed by
several thousand persons. HIS neck was
diSlocated and death was instantaneous.
Soon denied all completely in the crime.
and begged any other punishment than
death. lie was forty years OF age, Of great
muscular power. and very brutal. He was
a son OF Ben. Soon. who during the war
murdered his owner, in Pitt county. and
who was shortly afterwards shot by Fede-
ral soldiers Tor the commission OF another
great crime.
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Louisiana Democratic Convention.

bN telegraph 10 ulc DlhpdtOh'l
NEW ORLEANS, December pa special
dispatch to the Picdgue from Baton Rouge
saws: The Democratic State Convention met
NJ 10 O'Clock. The Committee on Creden-
tials then made unanimous report, which
was adopted. John ;. Young, OF Caddo,
was elected permanent chairman. Nc
Emery was nominated for Governor on the
first ballot. as follows: McEnery, 30 Alp;
Nichols. 40 S-l2.
After the nomination of McEperny the
Convention took a recess. The McEnerny
faction went into caucus and nominated
Clay Noblock, OF La FOurch, for Lieute-
nant-Governor, and Major +. \, Burke for
state Treasurer, by reclamation. When
tbe Convention reaSscmblcd the above
named gentlemen were nominated. as were
also j. VI. Cunningham for Attorney-Gen-
eral. Oscar ArrayO for Secretary OF state.
and O. Il, Steele for Auditor.
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Sale of a Virginia Railroad.

IBy telegraph % Inc DlsDIIUH'I
UARRIsONBrRG. Va, December 2O.-1he
sale Of the Washington, Cincinnati and 81.
Louis railroad to Il syndicate, composed OF
4. II. Martin of New York. IL. ID. Cooke
OF Washington. L. l.. Bovce, vice-presi-
dent of the ShenandOah.Valley railroad,
and others, was concluded here to-day
through Franz 5. Smith of New York,
their agent. The road is to run from the
Shenandoah-Vallcy railroad in this (Rock-
lngham) county, Uid this place, to the West
Virginia line, thence through Pocahontas
and Webster counties, W. Va. The work
is to be begun within sixty day, and will
be pushed to completion.
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OFFICE CITY CnLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND. November 30, lcS1
TIlIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hours Of o'clock \. VI. ana O'CLOCK
=. VI. from the
l5ru TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMB' Il
INCLUSIVE
for The purpose OF receiving from all persons
T,vFs DIE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Auy person who shall fail to pay said axe
,y,b,, the time 80 limited viii he considered de-
I,pouent. and will be charged penalty of per
cont and interest at the rate Of per cent. pei
,pnp,o AR. wOODsON, city Collector.
All daily papers please copy. de l-tpeoi
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A Policeman Sentenced TO be Hanged.

lBy telegraph To the Dispatch
New YORK. December 20.-EX-police
Officer William Conroy, who killed Peter
keenan, with n club and pistol on the night
OF November Sd last, and who was convict
cd OF murder in the first degree on last
saturday, was to-day in the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions sentenced TO be hanged on the
sth OF next February. \ motion was made
but was denied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Action OF shc House ON Committees-The
senate Debates the New Ruics-interest-
inc TO tmportcrs-Pcrsonnl News Items
Richmond People Iiere-A Federal Rail-
read Commissiou-rhc Ways and Means
Communicable Correspondents Leave the
Housc Gallery when MIR. kcifer speaks
Brief Items, &C.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK, December 90 Noon-Stocks weak.
Money easyat 2M24 per cent. Exchange; long,
ASK; short, 4sj. Governments strong. states
quiet.
Erening.-Eschange 4sli,. Money. 2@2k per
cent. Treasury balances-Cunency, Sll6.7g6
coin. s6,S5S. Governments strong; ~ per cents,
114k; per cents. l2iH; per cents, l0l's bid.
state bonds steady.
Stocks strong and higher. In the dealings 90
day Union Pacific was the feature. advancing IL.
This stock moved up on the belief that the oirec-
tors at their meeting to-day would raiify the tri
partite agreement. The directors subsequently
did this. The early rise In Union Pacific let to
some buving on the general list. Jersev Central
sold up II: Northwest, ,: ST. Paul. - Louisville
and Nashville. / {; Lake shore. 4 Missouri Pacific.
=: New York Central &: Northern Pacific, ~;
preferred. Ia. Or gOn Tran.continenial and coal
shares were lower. Lackawanna was pressed for
sale on the report Of the conpany's pcrceniag In
the trunk Zine pool. After the official announce
ment Of The ratification Of the trparilie alliance
by the Union Pacific The market ran on. In the
afternoon speculation was quei and steady. Af.er
i. VI. a sharp selling movement set Ia. and the
general list was weak and lower. Nc1r the close
II was Tumored That Northwest. Wabash. and
Quincy had made application to JON the new alli-
rce. This started shorts TO cover and prices rose
HG2A, the latter Union Pacific. The market
closed firm. Compared with last nights closing
prices are hMl7 higher. Lackawanna. Denver.
Kansas and IcXas. Jersey Central, oregon Trans
continental. Reading, Western Union, kNl's
lower. SALTS, $4,000 shares.
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TeIn~ranIiic Rreyities.

Friends OF O'Dounell in Dublin, who
was executed Monday, propose to erect
memorial to him in that city.
During the sitting OF the Italian Cham
Der of Deputies yesterday two men IN the
gallery caused great confusion 10y shout
ing .'Viya Oberdank" aud throwing
copies OF Oberdank's will into the body OF
the chamber. They were arrested.
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Fire i'm Norfolk County.

Especial telegram 10 the DispAIch'I
NORFOLK, VA, December 2O.-Last night
an incendIary fire occurred on the farm OF
William Proescher, in Norfolk county. A
observation-disclosures was consumed. together
with large stock Of lard, meats. &c,' and
all the machinery used in the business.
Loss. q. 800; insurance, 5000.
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Sentenced for Attempted Arson.

IHy icIerIaph % INC Displich.I
New YORK, December 20.-Edward G.
Rough. discharged stage-carpenter. indIct-
ed for attempted arson in the first degree
for setting fire to the Casino on the 18th,
by advice OF counsel pleaded guilty, and
was to-day sentenced to the State prison
for spVcn Nnnrs
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Trial of MniI-Baruers.

Y'cIeRTaph 70 IN DIspaich.I
BALTIMORE, Mp, December 20.-In the
United states District Court to-day the
case OF Charles Gehring and John W.
Isaacs, who were letter-carriers IN the Bal
timore post-ofIice. indicted for burning
matchmaker in October last, came up for
trial. Gehring pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to three months in Jail. Isaacs
stood trial and was found not guilty. The
Matchmaker burned was election ballots
that were intended for distribution imme-
diately preceding the municipal election in
October.
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virginia. Dunkard COLONY TO be Is
fnhIishcd I'm Kansas.

IBY telegraph % The BispatchI
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, December 20.-A sale
was made here to-day Of $1,000 acres OF
land near Great Bend. Stafford county,
Kansas. for 100000. The purchase was
made hv capitalists Of StauntOn, Va, for
the purpose Of establishing a colony OF
JuDkards
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Doasing the Detectives.

[By telegraph 10 the DispaIcb'I
CHARLOTTE, N. g., December 20.--h. >.
Grayson. agent here for the Chess Casley
COMPANY, Of Louisville, KY, to-day iet
this city. The police were looking for him
with requisition from The Governor OF
Georgia calling for bis arrest upon Tue
charge Of forging certificates OF indebted
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Failure I'm Georgia..

[By telegraph 20 Tie UIspaIVH'J
COLUMBUS, GA, December 2O.-G. w.
Voolfolk. cotton-iactor and warehouse
man. suspended to-day. Liabilities, s2eO.-
O00: assets. noininally S2j0.0O0, OF which
sl20,0 900 is IA uncolleeted claims against
nlanters.
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A Geucrai Assignment.

lBy telegraph % The Dispatchl
ROCHESTER, Y. Y, December 20.-Donald
Gordon. an extensive dry-goodS merchant
Of this city, made a general assignment
this forenoon. His liabilities are about
5000, coo and his assets Sl50,000.
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anotber baltimore Fire.

Hy TeItgTdPH 20 VDV T1-V'7V---I
BALTIMORE, December pa bre TINS
morning almost entirely destroyed the
corn-mill, elevators, and warehouse OF
TYSON Brothers, on the south side OF me
harbor. involving damage OF some S6O,OOO
10 $4,000. As far as can DOW DC ascer-
tanned the origin OF the fire is not known.
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FINANCIAL.
.ICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, December 90. 1888.
sALBs.--FiRsT BoARD.-l 900 North Carolina
e's at lO9k; 1000 Charlotte. CoIumblo and Au.
gusta second rs AT 9s4.
SECOND BoARD.-1,O00 Virginia new 3s at SO,
4 200 10. "A "a.
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deI4-tJaI
CuIRIsTMAS, 1883.
BECKWITH & PABHAM,
.ors 70 Nash & WOodhou'e and 70 Wood
house & Parham.

BICkMlII < PABHAh,
Successor, 10 Nash & Woodhouse and 20 Wood
house Parham.
ESTABLISHED N 1874.
again present themselves 10 their friends ana tic
DubIe at large, and beg To oier iiien al tnisauspl
lions season congratulations for p1si and present
blessio.s and good wishes ior their future happi-
uess and prosperity: aud while We do not eiiim 70
pve me frr0fst stock 81 goods ever offered ~ ms
city. and viii not oflicously ootrude oar 0dcice,
Vol we desire In mild and modest way 10 request
Inc favor OF a visit from al who are In search ~
giffs appropriate q the approaching Joyous boil
day We enumeaie IN part; Plan0s' OfTAna'
Roots suitable for all sorts and condiuopso invi
women and children: Writing-Desks ana Moih
Ioxos in plush. lsaiher, and wood; PhotOgr"li
and Autograph Albums. Pictures Ia great Nariti,
FngrayIugs. Photographs, Ai'o'ypes, Cold fen'
snJ Pencils. Pocket-}00ks. LaGie-' saIchels, Card
CaGes, Cigar and Cigarei,e-Cases, serap,Noo,s'
and Scrap-Y0ok Pictures. Backgaininon-B Boa ds
ChesS- Ho1rds. DominOes, Pocket-kniyes, Games
spelling. Books, Dissec,ed Maps: and thristinas
Sew-Year. and Birthday Cards IN almost endies
proflsion and very gorgeous, all OF which thc,
ofi,r Al very reasonable prices.
o-lot BECkwIrH & pARHAM.
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ness on the Georgia Central Railroad and
Banking Company about year ago for
$4,000. Grayson became aware Of the fact
that detectives were after him and succeed
cd In eluding them.
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II ". MOESTA,
CnIRIsTMAs CHEER!

~
OLD MOUNTAINS RYE. ROHREES thLf-
EEATED RYE, HlGGlN~S PURE RYE
PIXIES MAGNOLIA. SWEET ROSE, ana
m.nv other standard brands Of Mliishbls,
FRENCH and AMERICAN BRANDiLs;
MPOETED and DOMESTIC GINS:
poRT SUFRKT. aud fAThNBA WINES
sOiiTfIN ANTON APPLE BRANDY;
NFW ENGLAND Rth .
'GRfFN and BLACK TEA, soc. aud Il per
pound; $50. ,......,,.,s
LAGUANEA and RIO COFtEts:
Choice Brands Of FAMILY FLOUR,
IfNADI'ITEhATfD SUGARS 81 various GRADES
PURE APPLE VINEGAR
FRESH OAT-IEkL. BE- per p9unG;
sffe NI-CTfRED BACON, and many other dcss-
raile goods al the q" otd Reliable stand 81
JOHN II. HIGGINS.
l6lO Franklin street,
two doors above old Market.
Established 1890. deo lm
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IOnr

Flour w uuOte: line. .2.50mt3. suUerHne-
s3.2j6S3.75: eXtra.Si.7jGfi 90. ~r'''". - n
1925: PateRt family, s6@t6.2J. Market very
dull,
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aAxlNE iNrELLIGENCE.
poRr oY RICHMONp, DEc. 20, lsss.

steamer WyanOke, Hulphcrs. New York mer
satIed for Norfolk merchandise. Old Dominion
steamship Company.
steamer Pioneer. Plttt. fhllldclphLl' her'hAh
di.e j. ". McCarrick. agent.
,tgamef Ariel, uliiord, Norioik, DuiItd STATE
m ali, merchtEdiEe. aud passengers. L- II. iaiup'
surerintrudCpt
schooner q. T. Riggs. BlocksOn, New York
sctap iron, j. X. johnson Go.
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PORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS, DEC. 20. 1888.
(By Telegraph
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer Iuray, SchcrmcrhOrn, NOrfOlk, htr-
.handi.e and passengers, Chesapeake and Onto
Halfway Company land sailed on reinrnl.
steamer Accomac, Delk, merchandise ana pas
s.ugers. Smithheid, Chesapeake and ONO Hallway
company land sailen on returnl.
steamer northampton, McCarrlck' NorI0h'
merchandise and passengers, chesapeake ahHOhie
Railway COMPANY land sailed on reiurnl.
steamer PamlicO, Brakeman, >mlthheld, mer
chandIse aud passengers. Chesapeake ana one
Railway Company land sailed on return.
steamer RapidIn. Glover. New YORK. lnercIAh-
disc. OLA Dominion Steamship Company.
steamship Manhattan, stevens, New orA' iner-
chandise. -,
BARK Annie Burrill, Haynes, West Poini' TO
finish loading
SAILED.
steamship Bcr5ice, Hos well. Queenstown, hay-
steamship Borghose, Pearson, Bremen, having
coaled nj, -. VI,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company.
Schooner Horace j. sheare,' Vsnofne, b5Oos-
lyn, ceal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Conn.,
pdny.
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WIfEAT.-Rod. 100 bushels far 20 very good
Longberry ~ Sl.lO 10 Sl.l3; 30 bushels mixed
at Sl.0S; ia hushel. fair To very good short
berry at > 10 10 5l.09.
Constantine, l.73u bushels good 4" very good
new at 81 90 jSc. Mixed. 400 bushels prime on
private terms.
zoe.
MEAL-2O bushels AZ Csc.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
France and China.

lily came 10 tuc DlHJAltusl
Hose KONe, December 20.-The French
forces have captured the principal OutpOsts
OF Sontay, embracing five strOngly-fortiiied
villages. The enemy made stubborn re-
Sistancc. The French loss was 300 men.
Fifteen officers were killed and wounded.
Admiral COurbet, who commanded the eX-
petition. had 1000 men, OF which 1000
were engaged in the action, the balance
beng held in reserve. The Chinese still
hold the fortress OF SOntay.
NEW NEGOTIATIONS PROPOSED.
PARIS, December 20.-The Figaro news
paper SAYS that it understands Marquis
TSeng, the Chinese ambassador, has pro-
posed 10 France the following n fresh
basis OF negotiations for the settlement OF
the TonquIn question The delta OF Song
Kai Red river. together with the city OF
SOntay to belong to France. The delta OF
Song and Cav river with Bac Mini TO be-
long to China. The northern and western
provinces to be neutral, and China to re-
nounce her suZerainty of the kingdom OF
AMMAN.
Steamship Burned ut Sea.
LONDON, December 20.-A portion OF the
crew OF the Spanish mail steamer ST. Au-
eustin, bound from Manila for Liverpool.
have arrived at Dartmouth. They report
that the steamer took fire Sunday last in the
BAY OF BiScay. Eighty-twO OF the crew
and passengers took to the boats. The first
boat reached an English brig, the second
boat returned to the burning vessel, and the
third boat has not been heard from. The
fourth boat contained fourteen persons,
who were those who landed at Dartmouth.
When the latter left the 1t. Augustin there
were thirty people on board. II Is hoped
they were rescued, rs steamer was seen
to be bearing down toward the burning
vessel.
Ldter.-A dispatch from COrunna. Spain,
saws n brig has landed there portion OF
the crew OF the steamer It. Augustin.
| This is probably the brig which picked up
the survivors vino escaped in the first boat.
Murder in Ireland.
DUBLIN, December 2O.-A farmer named
Novland, who recently returned from
America. has been shot dead at Cloubar,
near Galway. The assassin confronted
Movland with gun and shot him in the
chest. MOyland fell. Moyland's wife
threw herself upon the PROSTATE form OF
her husband. when the assassin dragged
her off, threatening to kill her. lie then
fred at the wounded man while he lay
upon the ground. killing him. There Is
no clue to the murderer. Moyland had
inst taken posses sion OF vacant farm.