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The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

During a recent conversation in Hart
ford, ex-senator and Congressman elect
Eaton was asked 10y a Democratic broth
er, 'What do YOU think OF the prospect
for "a, Senator 2" ''Dont know" "WelI
aren't our prospects pretty bright r
Don't know Hasn't Ohio gone Demo
cratic Z" 'Why yes" ''What's the trou-
bic then p 'I'll tell you said the Sen
ator, pressing his thin lips together, ''the
Democracy twenty five years ago took
out a patent for making - fools OF
themselves, and it has never been in
fringed upon
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP has stood the test
of oversiX years. and thousands of testimonials
can be produced as to its great merits from
Maine to Texas. Sold by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
Literature.

Literature.
OUR BOYS IN CHINA. BY Harry W. French
author of "Our Boys in India" castle Foam,
etc. This book relates the thrilling story o
two young Americans, Scott and Paul Clayton
who We're wrecked in the China sea on thci
return from India. with their strange adycn
lures i'll China. Ii is, indeed. a continuation o
Our Boys in India, naSmuch a. the boys are
the same. but it is 4 complete and verv enter
tanning book of itself. Mr. French is Il faScn
atng writer and the publishers have supple
mcntcd h~ text with 1sS fine illustrations uuc
the book is beautifully bound and printed witt
| ornamental covers in co!or> and gold. Boards
Sl.I5. Cloth, S2.5o.
SNUG HAEBoR. BY Oliver optic. Thi- j,
the second volume of The Boat Builders. Serir,
| and is uniform with '.4AI Adrft: or. The Gu.t
Wing Club" by the same author. Those whc
made the acquaintance Of "Dory" the hero oi
All Adrift. will be glai to follow his adv n.
turc> farther, and in doing so they will obtain
"A good deal Of useful information about boul
building and other mechanical work. 1t is not
necessary TO commend Oliver Optic, works. Il,
the boys are always hungry for them. Cloth
gilt. Pricn Sl.25.
PHIL AND HIS FEIENn>. by j. T. Trow-
bridge. Mr.. Trowbrdgc stands forpm -t
among American writers for the Young ana Il
large constituency will HILL with delight the an
nounremrnt of L new series from Ll~ pen, oi
which this is the first volume Tlo second viii
be The Tinkham Brothers Tilc-MilI, published
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
There were 2I3.OSO New York repul

There were 2I3,OSO New York repub-
licans who voted for Garfield who did
not support Folger last year. The
Cleveland vote in 1882 was S07 larger
than the Hancock vote three years ago
1t is estimated that, at least, about 3D.
600 republicans voted outright for Cleve-
land. If the republicans come out this
year, then the united democracy will face
All opposition like that of 1880, when
Garteld's plurality over Hancock was
p 900, and his clear majority over all
7I43.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

IT Is PURE-iti is peasant-t is etlcctual. re-
lieving the patient almost instantaneously-
.JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP. Sold everywhere.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

A COUGH or COLD that can not be cured
by JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP is unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-23

rerrcd on Congress the power TO enact
law which would punish n private citizen
for an invasion OF the rights OF his fellow
citizen conferred by the State Of which
they were both residents, but all its citizens
alike.
The Court. as above appears, has beer
unable to find any constitutional authority
for the enactment OF section 55i0 Of the
Revised Statutes. The point IN reference
to which the judges OF the Circuit Court
were divided in opinion must be
DECIDED AGAINST THE CONsTITUIIOyALITY OF
THE LAW.
Justice Harlan dissented from the opinion
Of the majority Of the Court upon the
questions OF its Jurisdiction; but expressed
no opinion with regard to the merits Of the
case.
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Another supremc.Court Decision.

WASHINGTON, January ga decision
was also rendered by the Supreme Court
to-day In the case Of f. A. Clark, tax col
lector, &C., Us. John w. Keith; in error
to the Supreme Court OF Tennessee. When
this case was here on former writ Of err
ror II was decided that Keith, the collector,
was bound in law to receive the genuine
notes OF the Bank Of Tennessee issued
after May 6, 1861, in payment Of taxes dae
the State OF Tennessee, unless he showed
in defence that the notes rendered were
issued for the purpose OF aiding the rebel
lion. The affirmative OF this issue was put
on the collector.
The Court holds that that question is no
longer open in this case. for the reason that
it has lOEg been settled that whatever has
been decided here on a writ OF error cam
not be rCeXamined on 4 subsequent writ
brought in the same suit. The ruling OF
the Supreme Court OF Tennessee, sustain
ing the instruction of the court below TO
the jury after the case was remanded, is
the only error assigned on the record
brought up with the present writ. As the
instruction was IN exact conformity with
the former decision Of this Court, which
the Court declines TO reeXamine in the
present case. the judgment is affirmed.
Opinion by Chei-Justice Waite.
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Over EaIls 10 Destruction.
4 NEGRO SWEPT OVER THE FALLS NEAR CLIF
TON FORGE AND DROWNED.

4 NEGRO SWEPT OVER THE FALLS NEAR CLIP
TON FORGE AND DROWNED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE, Va, January 22.-Yes-
terday George Washington, a negro man
working at Body's ore-banks, a mile below
this place, was carried over the old dam at
Iron Gate, and instantly drowned. He had
bought bottle OF whiskey, and was gong
home, when another negro OH the opposite
side OF the river called TO him to come over
and treat. Washington jumped into boat,
and tried to paddle across, but the river
being much swollen, he was swept down
towards the falls, and, seeing his peril,
seemed to give up at once, and abandoning
himself to his fate, was Immediately car
RED over the falls. Nothing has been seen
OF the man since, but his boat was washed
to shore during the afternoon.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DrspATcu FROM ALL POINTS.

News aud Gossip Congressional
Proceedings Yesterday An Important De-
cisiop by the supreme Court OF the United
stafes.-A Negro Murderer OIL Trial by Ills
"Pccrs"-,hc Gold Wave In the North-
west-A California Town Destroyed by Fire
Second Time-Finy Cinnamon Blown 20
Atoms by Giant Observation-Disclosures aud
Murders By Road Agents i'm Nevada; an
Express Train Taken Possession OF BY the
Highwoymrn- Explosion of Gasoneter
in GLASGOW; EIsht Persons Injured and the
Town i'm Darkness.
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still Another Disaster.

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF POwDER-w0RKs IN
CALIFORNIA-DETWEEN FORTY AND FIFTY
PEOPLE BLOWN TO AToMs-FIRE RAGING.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 22.-One white
man named Conk and between forty and
fifty Chinese were blown TO atoms by an
explosion OF the Giant Powder-Works ut
Point Clement, near West Berkely, yester-
day. Nearly the entire place was DESTROYED
by fire, which began Immediately after the
explosion. The fire is still raging. The
magazine containing over 200 tons is still
safe. Abort eight tons exploded.
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EsabOIicaI Cruelty.
A GIRL STARVED AND MALTEEATED UNTIL SHE
HARDLY EE5EMBlEs HUMAN BLING.

A GIRL sTAEVED AND MALTGEA1ED UNTIL SHE
HARDLY EE5EMBlES A HUMAN BEING.
An Oswcgo N. y telegram Of the 10Th
says: John Hickey and his wife, Mary
Jane, are under arrest here for horrible in
humanity 10 OSCe Everett, a girl aged nine
teen years. They were 10 have been eX-
amincd by the district attorney to-day, but
through counsel demanded, under The pro-
vision Of the new Code, the privilege Of q
private eXammaiOn. Otherwise they might
have been m0bbed. FOR an indignant crowd
Of people throngcd the courthouse.
After on hour or two spept in legal
consultation lefore Judge Clark they
decided 10 waive an examination and
give bail to the grand jury in $1,000
each. There ia also civil action against
them for $4,000, brought in the name OF
The girls brothers, TO secure partial remu-
nerali0n for what she suffered ut the hands
of Hickey and his wife. Eight years ago,
when she was sound physically and men,
tally, Hickey and his wife took Osee from
poor parents IN CamptOwn. Pa, TO bring
up. Hickey being wealthy or well-to-dO,
her parents thought this highly advisable.
But less than week ago her brothers
learned that she had been subjected TO ne
glect and brutal treatment till she APP
peaied and acted lilis a frightened, half
starved beast. Her brothers came to
iilcKey.s home, in Apalachin. near here,
lVuhd inc worst descriptions only told half
Tue uutD, look their sister away by force,
orOusht her here, and had Hickey arrested
l~ continuous assaults with intent 10 Kill.
ana brought the civil action as stated. The
Eui' WHO now weighs siXty-scyen and one
nai pounds, or about fifteen pounds less
tlai When taken to Hickey at eleven years
~ sge, Is irighlful sight to look upon.
iei mead has a score or more Of long, deep
Kt,les. which might easily have been made
NI.o clubs, pOtaio-mashers, aud IRON
pO&eTs, as she Gays.
her arms, legs, and body are similarly
u,shgured, aud her face Is all warped ont
vi resemblance TO humanity. The clothes
we wore when recovered stuck TO her
pody, and her stockings had 10 be cut from
hef gashed feet and limbs. She accounts
iof every bftisc and cash, aud tells how
Iohg ago MIT. Hickey abused her in each
ease. She can neither count, spell, nor
Iead, and can scarcely talk intelligently;
saYs she was ept In cold, open shed In
winter, and one night Mrs. Hickey threw
cod water on her there, and left her, so
mat IL froze Ia her hair and froze her ears
uo"n to the stumps they now are. Her
appearance, the tostlmony Of neighbors, and
ner own painfully simple statement, com
pine 10 make the case more horrible than
can possibly be- described IN PRINT. She
~, mas been photographed, and, while the
likeness docs not look half 50 revolving as
sae docs, 1t would make squills shudder.
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Killed on the Track.
[snecial tolceram ro the DIsnatch. |

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
CLIFTON FORCE, VA, January GA
cOlored man was killed tonight about I
O'Clock at the Greenbrier stoclS-yards, four
miles east OF the Big-Bgnd tunnel. lie was
standing on side track looking at the
mail-train, which was Just coming up,
when freight backed against him, knock
Ing him down. Three ears and the en-
CINE passed over him, cutting him in two
Mt the middle.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Oottoa quiet aad
steady: sales. ago ,aicS: uplsnds, lOAc.i Or
l.ans. fCkc.; consolidated net receipts x2,o5s
bales: eN pors-to GTea, Britain, q, ID bales 70
France, 4, 42 baiesi TO the continent v,tso
hales. southern nour fairly actiyej export 100
cannon 10 fair extra, II 30sa@0.2oi good 70
choice extra, .25Gs6.o6. Wheat opened strong
ana higler; afterwards lost the advance, clio, ing
steady nj shade above inside rates No. = spring
nominsi; ungrsdcd red, pec. a 81 go; sieamsr Nc:
3 red, sl.l4: No 2 rcd, ~. l0Agxel. tcA AND
ungrsded white, SOC 90 i.2ot /
No, y red. January. al .l6gS1,l6. tern opensy
rsnlSc. higher: nf,erward lost the advance and
declined S1ss,es closing dual and weak a.EsadsS'
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Ei.Q No-CoIfI.

Especial telegram to tie Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, January 22.-Early this
morning the grocery-stOre and dwelling on
Nicholson street belonging to Charles
Baldwin. together with the adjoining hall
of the Seven Wise Men, were burned. No
insurance
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A Jury OF Negroes.

ORANGE, Va, January 22.-The trial OF
Grant White (colored) for murder is pro-
crossing In the County Court to-day before
a jury composed entirely OF negroes--tho
first fury Of the kind empaneiled In this
county. On the panel Of sixteen were four
white men, but they were stricken of by
the defence, which Il conducted by General
Jamcs G., Field.
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mawsxg ssrE.slGlsoh..

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ~, 1888.
ARRIVED.
steamer EoanOkc, Couch, New York. mcTcliaE-
,hsc and passengers. g.. ". Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer Ashland Carr. Philadelphia, mcrclan-
disc. =. VI. McCaIrich, agent.
SAILED.
BARK Matt. August. Wllsll, city Point, 10 lnsh
loading oil for har,e!llcs.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS JAS'Y 81 1883
iBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schcrmerl 1rn, Norfolk. NOR
chanlisc and passenger. chesapeake and Oli-o
Railway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
steamer AccOMac. DIih, mcrcAandlse and pas
sengcrs, aniithIsid, Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company (.n1 s,iied on ilurnl.
steiner northampton, NcC1rrlck, Norfuik,
mer ,hsudise aud passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Ruilway COMPANY tud sailed Ou rturnl
S.camsnip Fannie. wilkins, Liverpool from
Galveston, having taken On fuel codl
SAILED.
Steamship tonucoltn. Wright, galveston Tor
Liverpool, having taken on fuel coal.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. January 22, 1883.

RICHMOND. January 22, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Rcd, 1900 bu-h,E. 100
CoRN.-N bite, 2,l5O bu,heH- Mixed, l,l02
1uhels.
OATB.-70 bushels.
RYr.-S bu.hcis.
MFAL.-lid bush ls.
IN AcKrYK PFAs.-ll4 bushels.
RICE FLoUR.--JU bughcls.
SALES REPORTED To sECRErAhf
WHEAr.-Red, 100 bushels very eood Lancaster
III II . QpO bushels mix. Il at 81. ~ Sl.lO;
as bnSbels very good Fultz nc 81. 10 10 CLIO.
C0Hs-Nhue. no bushels good n very good ~
SIxeJ. 900 bushels COED on pri saie terms; i92
bushels very good q Gao. .eo
OATs.-7O bushels prime winter ~ tVc'
RYR-s bushels very good ~ Goo.
MRAL-QZ bushels a. t3e.
RICP FLOUR.-5O bushels al Soc.
CoTTOS-'r0ne dull. Receipts, 10 bales. Q9ots-
tons: Middhng, 9'sc., lOw middnngs oIc.
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FriSEtfui Explosion I've Glasgow. Scot
fsnd-lft,zeTIs Pauic.Stritllcn.

GLASGOW, January 22.-Ihe lArgest gas
ometcr here was blown up Saturday night.
Damages, $4,000 Eight persons were in
jured and the greater portion OF South
Glasgow darkened i'm consequence of the
destruction Of the gasometer, and panic
nearly caused in the theatres. Suisse
quenty shed belonging TO the CALIFORNIAN
railway was blown up. The explosions
are supposed to have been the work OF Fe-
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yg0nsEs, mIAEs. cows, &c.

HRI-IFg AND HORSES. n,
n "H0 -A''O Nv NO. ltsH
any person not fading stock 10 suit them AZ ~
sqlr--tti ics On EicsmonJ, @ 30 Wilte L,, rare 20
EAST tltTU STREET, CtNtlHNAli. - fuh
DESERT ~ near a. posi- j. what hey want sii-
fnv TOR Nil.l purp0-e thcY WISH - urc tie .iimHl,
aud win %! RE liii satisfactorily or no -ale.
Ea'ug orders from wholesale customers spc-
cialy.
NV sale man. MR. JOHN ". PACE, kecps always
a good supply on l@nd OF both hULl5 Md
HORSE Tor The whOics ie and rctail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money y funded.
DE- 1-Ctn GEORGE 10. BENNETT.
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r,,UE FIRM or r. A.PATTERSON &c

L CO., tobacco manufacturers ~ hiehia)ni'
Va. which wts composed Of v. 4. Patterson.
james / houas. Jr., ana lhom's G. Williams, va,
dissolved by tie death Of James Thomas, Jr, Oc-
tobcr &, 1882. 4.
isrcst Of my former ptrtncrs ia Hie old concern
tie under, gucd ms admitted z. III MAS VI.
RTTufRFoOEn and Nr.H.IrLLfR PATlkR-
SON 10 AN interest ia the business. which VII DC
conducted hereafter ander the same hfm' name of
Il. A.PAITEGSON & Cote new Q-lGithtf-
shiD 10 take effect a. o. the / { day Of JlnalIy,
IpS9 and 10 consist Of X. \. PNfItRSoN,
THOMAS RUTHERFORD, and EtLLLEk
PATTERSON. Il. A.FAl ~ go.
RIcHMOVp. VA, January 20. 1898, j. 2V-lw
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speculation on tie stock Exchange to-Iay has
beni f.irly active and rregullr, bat Ia The main
wpak. The lnaFk,t opened vita the general llst y
fr.,rfion higIcr thsn 10 saturdays close. DatihS
Tho q rly trade the market wa' strong, anu re-
corded 4 further advance Of bGp rer cent, ia
when Ucnyer ami Rio Craude, Nashville and
Chatt inooga, and Loulsyilie and Nashville were
lie mast conspicuous. Subsequently ne market
became less active and weak Shortly efpe noon
q decline ranging from ! 70 - t1ok place, 81
PAU, Denver and Rio Grandc, Union Pacihc,
canada southern, Omaha, and New Jersey Cen
trial being the greatest sufferers therein. 11s was
followed about noon by 4 rally extending 10 per
cent the latter Northwest but IN the early paft OF
The afternoon there was q reaction Of Ss9t, when
was subsequently recovered, Denver and RIO
(;rTlnde leading IN both instances. IN me iilc
tr.td ~, The mgi ket again became weak aud sofa on
IG3Is the later Rock Island, which dropped 70
iy3I but IN the tnll de.lngs Fractional rllIy
took place and the market closed lrn compared
with trices II Saturday clcss. Hannibal and ST
Joseph f. % lower ROcg Island III, ChieaHo Bur
iin Ton aud Quincy rs. and the general list stss
lower. the latter Northwest preferred. wiile COM
mon is a higher. Transactions agsrtgAted $4,000
shares. $500 -..,,,,,,,
BALTDiOR 2. January 22.-ViFginia 81 conSois,
541: secOnd serleS. 34S; pas.-iGe coupons, oZ
uew lO-4O's, iU; new SIS, Sc. BID to-day.
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Tho Cold wave.
cXrRE WEATHER. II CHICAG


CHICAGO, January 22.-The intense cold
which has prevailed here since Saturday
morning continues. AT 8 O'Clock this
morning the mercury was % degrees below
zero. TIE only persons on the streets are
those who are compelled to be ont, and
many OF these have had their ears and nose
severely frost-bitten. The wind has packed
tire snow I'm solid drifts, which impede
railroad travel The trains on most Of the
roads come in behind time, and two loco
motives are necessary 10 each train. The
cold wave seems 10 lie moving east, and
the temperature is rising at points where
ii has passed.
4 DECIDED PAIL N TEMPERATURE EVERY
WHERE EAST or THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
NEW York. January 22.-The tempera-
tUre has fallen decidedly in al districts
east OF the Mississippi river. The rise Of
the barometer has betnrcmarkable, amount
inc TO three f0urths OF nm inch during
cight hours in portions Of the Ohio valley
aud the lake region. 4 high northeast
wind is reported OH the Louisiana coast.
The following temperatures arc reported:
Moorhcad, Mimi, 81 degrees below zero;
Duluth, Minnesota, % degrees below zero !;
ST. Paul, Mimi, % degrees below zero !;
bismarck, Oak, % degrees below zero
Lacrosse, Wis, % degrees below zero !:
Milwaukee, Wis, 20 degrees below zero !;
Chicago, Ill, II degrees below zero; Da-
venport, Iowa, II degrees below zero !;
Omaha, Neb., 10 degrees below zero; To-
ledo, Ohio, s degrees below zero; Indian
apoIis, Ind, : degrees below zero; CIeye-
land, Ohio, degree below zero; Roches-
ter, y. Y, degree below zero Buffalo,
n. Y, zero; st. Louis, Mo-, zero; Dodge
City, Kan, zero; Erie, Pa, zero; Pitts
burgh, Pa, degrees above zero; Albany,
n. Y, II degrees above zero. The lowest
temperature at New York last night was
10 degrees, fall of 81 degrees.
FELL PlFTY-Tw0 DEGREES.
CLEVELAND, o.. January 22.-Tbe Their
mometer here fell fiity-two degrees In
thirty-six hours, and this morning stood 3
degrees below zero and promising TO fall
lower. A furious gale prevailed last night.
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rioGr

glour-We quote: Fine, s9GS3.2S: super
sne. ~ 5cE.t8.75: extra, ti.75@s4,e0: CONT
mon family. $50 1880: Patent iamiv. $4,000
rnarknf 1. YcrN dnl
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DLAIWS CHLORAL TII1MOL FkU-
PHYLACTlC AND DlsiNFECrANr has been
used in this city successfully 10 prevent the
spread Of diphthcria and scsflci-feyer, and also
90 mitigate tie severity OF these diseases i's
mode Of ne Is simple. and the oder Agreeable.
For ale by drugglsts. Price, o. cents a bottle
prenarcd onlyby J.BLAiR, Druggist,
dc 90 corner fr"al ana >ih'" s'Nse~
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Time Of Meeting of Future Congresses

WASHING TON, II. c., January D.
Among the bills introduced to-day was
one by Mr.. Blanchard, Of Louisiana, fixing
the time Of meeting OF the Forty-ninth
Congress, the first session on the 9Th Of
March. 1885, and tie second session on the
first Monday in January, 1856 ana each
Congress thereafter on corresponding days.
II aims at no change III lime for the elec-
ton Of representatives 70 Congress, hut i
intended to 50 change the existing laws
that the term OF each newly-elccted con-
gresham sliall begin short time after the
election, and, also, that each new Congress
shall meet shortly after The election, instead
Of thirteen months afterwards, as now. the
idea being that to representatives fresh
from The people ,hqll be committed the du-
ties Of carrying oft The reforms and enact
ing tie remedial legislation which the poo
pie may indicate at the polls they want
done.
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YIsHEnnES,s DEPOT.

C,ElNE-TnREAD OF ALLN-~N4MNs
- numbers aud qualities OF $~S->S>~
sea on's importation. ,,, s,.,>,. r,v,~Es
PArENI and soFr-LAio shiN1-i"iN"'
Rnprs. v INNINGS, CAIPET-wARPs;
(opKs, CORKWOOp, &C. ,..,r
Nanalaciu ers OF t.lLl.-NhlIiNu Ana HAUL
aEINE NETTING OF all sor :.
Lowest prices guaranteed. , snys
corner Seventeenth aud franhnn ase'v
sole Importers of the LIEN brand seins- a..
Warranted fllll standard, and importers % essx
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. January %, 1888.
sALEs-FiRsr DoARp.-to shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock ut 3fa, 10
DO. at 32H, 10 do. 1t 3Ik; 10 shares Columbia
md Grec1vire preferred at 80.
SECOND BOARD.-20 sDares Pcicrsbarg Rail-
road stock At o3k; $500 Richmond and Danyi'lc
gold 0's at 81, 5000 DO. at 94 10 shares Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad stock at 10.
he quotation OF the state tank stock In Sum
days paper was wrong. The stock IL selling at
about I've, instead Of " Oh bid and "a asked rs
auotpl
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

.y,vv yopr,. January Yoon.-stocks opened
vrat' hut now firm. Money, a. per cent ES-
cnIT9e-Long. 4s2g; short, 4S6s. state bohds
dull. Governments irregular anu io"er rr,,oe,,s
-, ~ u rXcnauge, 4Sla. noyernmthts
somcvhat higher new 5s, lV55i =, new los
il3it: new =, 1885. Money, 4.@5 yer "cn,'
states without feature. Treasury b'iaho''- Noi"'
! sII2.9fl: currency, sJ,H30.
/ SfnrLs active. irrc2u,ar, and Nclks go.
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Extreme Cold Weather.

WAsHIHGToE. January 22.-Extreme cold
weather is reported all over the Northwest,
ranging from 80 below in Illinois to $50
below In Wisconsin. Animals have been
found frozen; many hoesespeciallY. Ira
vel on several OF the Wisconsin railroads
was suspended last night on account Of the
danger OF the breal1age Of iron Tom ex-
trorpa frost
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DlssoLUrroxs & pAnssEnsHr .

JANUAEY TO, ltb'.
DISaOLUTION OF CO-PARTAER-
~ SIP Tho firm Of OLIVER y BUSBY =
this day dissolved by mutual G. nsr1i,J u. btHbi
having assumed The responsibility. Of ne 5rm's
dsbt." j. n. BU~BN,
{. Il. OLIVER.
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Iv1li continue the FURNITURE and SEWING
NACUINr EI'SISE-S at tie same ssaud, No.
ZOO Ca.t Man street Thanking DE public Tor
past fayors solicit their patronage ar NE future
49, i. ~. BJSBi.
1,~r.pY 10 1883, "a 2O-3ts
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A california Toan Destroyed by Fire.

SAN Francisco, CAL, January PA
dispatch from Reno says that report was
received from the north last night that SUI
sanvile. Cal, las been again destroyed by
fire, but no particulars were given.