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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
ftre fn doe hsansfiie.
IfSy telegraph o. the DisastcE. !

WASHINGTON, December l6.---Ai
Il'45 tonight telegraph couinzunics-
tion with jaeksonyille, Fls.. was inter
ruptoc. Shortly Afterwards IL was
temporarily resumed, and the Western
Union acknowledgements gave notice
that IRE was raging On the opposite
sldc Of the street, 50 close and OF such
nature * t. necessitate the immediate
removal OF their instruments. Nop1r-
ticUi1rs were given. and none nave been
received Up 70 1880 A. N.
LGtsT. - AcRsoNvILLE. Fla, De
eember l6.--A fire broke ont n S. Il.
Hubbard's warehouse, OF the dock
about ~ O. clock tonight, and comma
nicated to the store IN front. reaching
through to Bay street. The TIRE de-
partment mas the flames under control.
but the adjoining stores are still n
danger. Il Is impossible a. vet TO even
estimate the loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Northumberland Besk. ~

nesice. kdjutxnt- General Beck. ny
whom the orders were issued, positively
refuses % Say whether they came direct
FIRM Washington or from Chicago.
the poiniat which great secrecy has
been observed Eince the first Of the de.
psrtment1l oommotion. General Beck
SAYS. however, that the reason the
first orders are counterrnzndod ~ that
tine authorities sse satisfied that ali dsr-
ger OF 81 outbreak At Salt Lake Is past.
Battery Dwill remain permanently a.
Fort Douglas, however. r. prevent the
possibility Of any disturbance OF large
proportions. General Beck says great
deal Of unnecessary sentImentalisn mas
beer worked ont Of the case.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.
SALT IAKH CITY. Deeenber To-
To-day Deputy Marshal Collin, who
shot Joseph Z. McM1rrIn, which shoot
ing started the recent excitement n this
section. applied % the Court u be ad-
mitfed 70 bail. Ii Is nov known that
McMurrin viii recover. his statement,
MADE when it was supposed he would
ole. was read II court a 8 oasis Tor
grading the offence and fixing the bail.
Tine statement shows that McMurrin
made III assault OF Collin without
warning or word spoken II 81 alley
leading 70 the iatter's house. 1ne
statement makes no mention OF accom-
piices, and gives no reason why Me
MurTm was st that particular place a.
the time OF the assault. Marshal Col
iinwas then admitted 70 pail II sl5 ,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
ne sawed fsso s'rfnee-s,s Tees
Dublin Freeman

The Emperor Of Germany : private
banker, Herr Cohn. attributes ma en-
loyment OF imperial favoT D. a Simple
happy thought that presented itself to
HIM II the very nick oil time, many.
many years ego. When tine Impress
Augusta was sill Princess Of Prussia
she undertook q railway journey IN
bitter winter weather, and her toes got
terribly cold by the way 50. durinr
one Of the stoppages. sine sent an az
tendant 20 get bottle flied with
hot water. AS IL luck would hsve
II, every drop o. not water hsd
thai moment been used IN making
coffee for the frozen travel
iers who were tnronging tine refresh
ment-roon. The prospective displss-
sure Of the Princess flied the man n
charge with despair. Bot one Of the
coiiee-crinkerB was equal 70 the smes-
gency. and seizrng the coAee-pat he
poured its boiiirr contents into the bot
tie. The attendant. upon returning %
the carriage, related the incident 70 II
Princess, who a. once demanded tn
name Of tine quics -witted traveller. Ii
was Conn. The Princess never forres
HIM. and receives him % tins dsy wltA
marked cordsality, while he Is, Of
course, entrusted with much Of fhr
kmperor's private financial basiaess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
MASSACRE OF EUROPEANS.

sra' IA inc Rsssi rsry-rsssuonssg gfar
h''ah ie rrssecu,s IN nsr-affars an
EaRiaHa
lby cable 20 tsas Dsfpa;eb.l
kANGooN. Decemher I6,-Elevca
Europesns, who were working for the
BOMBAY and BIrmah Trading Comnznr
and employed N the Chindwin fores.
On iestning Of the rupture between
Burmah and the Indian Government
tined T. reach MSnipoor. On the 20tb
Of November they were overtaken and
murdered by Burmese troops n a
steamer eeiosHyrng to the King and CON-
nanaed by palace oiicial. II Is al
legged that tine Burmese Prime Minister
was implicated IL the massacre. The
iahabitn1ts OF kxngoon arc indignant
at the Minister being allowed to retain
hIs office. The commander or the
steamer, after the murders. returned 70
handalay where he circulated a report
Of his own death. His arrest mas not
vet been attempted BY the British aB-
thcrIties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

ssnnary. xs;<sss e. eSss fro srsd dp4f !;
-. :. fstixsz1 lsss1. i3siSr. Hfts4ff 1882
s ,s,x sa s.ts xssssna'Ss soasrs. ssss ssask-
srsAsr--5ao&r stts sosw flrs1, - ~ s s.'1
IN a W ta<sf g ossss ~, isoxet fsts---
i,srs sssr - sosst.ss; sssesI. $500 =.
gsf7L Fscen g9set ANA riess, sss>S>
,kost 70. sesso cissr O. SIX.
CINCINNATI.
Csxrfsxx1I s,ecemoct iss-sy,sos hsssy
sci .sfetxn<<-a " hea fpil Ne. <rs1, e3s
ssc tfrs1s eitenB; NJ snizrd, ylsSc. 49,
firxt. 30 : mixed. 5Esss1fr. fots fnssl
a. esn2s. Lsrc 90 iiea, aen2sa. ssslzs-
rnesis psesssneed bs on snsres ss1 I'D
cnsagsc. Mniskev s1ssi hoxs 7assA
LoUBvL4-l@E.
.egssyrEzx. tec,msef Ic---strsln sctfsr.
wbess-Ne. rel sse .1se-- 49, ,. s.Isss.
ss,iat fsscfp-.G lcaf.fth ssaes nomfn8.
ftulS .saess.-- Cssaf.Ftb Eldes. es.fo n'esr
ssess $40: ssoutder -. fors--nsn-
SIs fiasa--a@sssr-carod, SIC. Asse-
Chosee ieSI S7.6S-
MILWAUKEE,
nrlwAuEEK, isceuoer Is'.-s,nsr qnss..
Germ steady Mex, sssr ozis dcii. NO :.
ye.1t PROVISIONS loaef. Eesr~poEk-lA9os
cd o. 81 new $3.50 frfme .ls4n1 sra--
Ussii O. ksreenoeT. So.s7s, 1snnaf3 80
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. C.. Decepscxr iSs-1xs-
pebtlne steady At sfi<e kcsin nrni;
strained SOC xooc. sec. Tar nrns - ~.
Crucc turpsn Ne steady bsrc, q yczz0w-
DIP srsc vfrxtD. t1.Se.
COTTON MARKETS.
NcavuEK. Va. December te.-csteD
rseaty foiG6isng Is-tee. Mel rrceipe@
) Sas bases .gst~s reeelp<s. @-sos os1es.
ssora s<.24a bales sales. l.S7f h<ses en-
t,orts-- cosstuisss sis esies; 90 oreat sfs-
prrMrxGToS. n. e. Deceneer 10 --oos-
tor arm midtifnz, sc Aet reee'pts ssi
psles. xru<S receipts. s3l bales s2ies -
bs les stock ls.es6 hate Export-- ooees-
Wise aSe nAlez Urea fritAtB, - nefo.
flAYANngAA ga, Deeenipe1 ie.-UoIs<A
steady rDldcllng SIC. Net reeFipt 3.<os
IA les xro~s rece1pss s.fes n&lee sasee ! 10
bales: stocs, Toe OF nAies cxpoft- -eozx..
w1se 25Ss eeieS O. the coatfneni o.oso
naies o. Great Bfits m. - bsiee-
AUGUSTA Ga necsnaser is-coitU
quiet rnidcliag SIS. shipaeasss A.lfc
bales sales, &C. natss.
CHARLESTON =. 4. Dcoefnper fe .--Uoffas
quiet: ufddifnX li-ier, Net recefpo
;. no pa rrt.s reeespts 2.Ffo nAies.
saies co. naies efoeS, s4.te oelo< en-
poris--te Gresi Britain - hales o. tne
Do1nDent. bates. cosstwsse, 2.sss
bales o. France - hale
NEW YORK CoTToE rUTURHB.
NEW YoxK. Decsnseer ,--DotsoD--set
nsies FUTURES olosec nrni s&ies. Iee.soe
pales DecemDe1, ts.Sossy.t. JanuArys
81 seafs ~ renrusry sR.tsssV.ta asrc6.
S.. ssasg sc; Apr1l ss.7lsts.7z May ta.ss
ssg ga June o.. asasa.e5; ialy stv.A.
August sfo.gessfc-I1 sepser1b>g. epsss
g. 50 octooeT. s9.sszse.sl.
NORrOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Iixeportod for the Dispatcb.l
NozFoLK. DeeesnneT le--Strictfy prttas.
saVls &C.. fsetory hand. picked, s<A&4r MAJ
ke steady Receipts small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Statesmen Have al Will.

u LuITI'- y Ut I'IallTI--l
MADRID, December Ia spill, ma
occurred II the rank, o. tn Kovahs
part an the rIya. faction ar violent
Z theIr uenuncIsuou OF each other
The breach occurred q the meeting OF
the Royals, Gut las evening. wheu q
stormy discussion arose which cuim,-
natel Il the exchange Of bl0ws by
some OF tn members. The seeten
heGdel Dy Senor CznOvas he. Castillo.
ez-brlme Minister. withdrew from the
ciub-roomS. senior Romero y kObie0o.
ez-MInists- oil the Interior lead tn
scnisiaatlcs. Hoyalls- follower are d.
MAYED tn rupture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
A EanIA president Arrested Tor Enise,
ztenteng.
nsy telegraph o. the Dispatch.

Tby teiegra pf y tne Dispatch.l
GALVESTON, December Id spe-
cial from Henrietta b. the Netre say
. deputy sheriff from Wichits Falls
TO-DAY arrested y h. Israel president
O. the defunct bank OF { v lsrae IS
Co.. O this place Wichita balls. and
Harold. Oh the charge OF embezzlement
growing ont Of The failure h wa
takel T. wichita Falls tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
wft--nuraersr Sentenced
fBy telegrapl 70 the Dispatch.

To- tElt-IaNL U Ut lTIhUHIILs
INDIANAPOLIS. December 10
Robert y. Phillips, who cut hls wife's
throat Il tins city last June. hAs oesn OIL
trial Tor several days. Lastnight the jury
returned a verdict OF guilty, txIng the
penalty 81 death When n killed his
wife ne cut hIs Owl throat, out no;
fatally. lie nov breAthes through d
silver tube II III throat and threaten
% null II out and enc MS life rather
tnEn oe hangeG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
VIM yoRF sYr,uE xAsKr1

NEW foRE, necssnD<r Tos--Inc s.ecS
rnaFEet mss GRatii bees <c5fte ant stfe1z
aIfhcuxh the trailing cgftur tse rrerniuS
htrrr < a. so-as~ns s1D2tisr than usksaf on
\ very active faafkei. The tGt.i satfs Here
090 geo SHARES and flae ssasfne~s Was soanr
what better dlsfi1based than tpr sescra
dsrE paSt bot five ksocxz coni1fostssa mar
~ 81 pr eeni. OF flfe tSyis tsosiness Alter
u Brns openfna and eusue hesitation VA ffse
cary dealfnEe affh more OF se~s frre<nisr
movements tfse market sfesitcu ssia
was nrnn a. midday 81 fractloas AoCrC
inet evenings cioslug. Ia tot BefL
horf fhtre was 3 eefline, during winch
q largf portion a. the EARLIER sfsvaEces
Wa iost. HuI from that finsr untti
the elosa TIE MARIE Ma etrone. 10 oifssei
ssruug = about tne nesf prizes OF tfse dsy
and atRD averaEe q ever ] afDvc Hal ss~-
uiugls cla<R After tne announcement taat
y ferefver mao nesfs sppotate1 for tBe Texse
Haclf!c the stock fsltIosi ami ciosti :, nixA
or. walk. Nisscur Pacific cio~,sl 81 ssn me
Delicf that TINS meant sta further Dorifro
% the sorrf,er oy the latter. kflssozfi. AsB-
sss and Texas and tsciitc Ma are q
higher Parfre Mails net earnings TO- ,te
kfx months enEied OctoDer Sat- q Amounted
o. ssss O0o nn;on Paciiic was heays oo
uBfaVurabls repsrts regarding tse e2rAfuss
tor fbe pssl quarter.
Noosi--sstoc4s active and heavy. Nonel
liSa2 rer ceni ExcnangN--lJong, ass /;
knCsi <sG. Governments neglected.
Eurssfag. --lsxcnanxs asa. Money. z-s1gt
psr cent. fsci.-frsagurv baiance---ssosa.
tITg.Isq 600 currency s15.32I. DOC. tow
err9nsDtR active 4 per eexitk. ia csr
certs 1857 bid state BONDS irregalaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Southern foresIers ,n Council
lby telegraph 10 the Ditnatch.


DEFuEIAC SPRINGS, Fla, Deceua-
Der 1.-THE hrst Southern Forestry
Convention met to-day, with delegates
from Louisiana, South Carolina. North
Carolina, Florida, treorgia, Alabama.
and 1eunessee. The remaining dele
gates will arrive by te=night's train.
Kansas, Connecticut. znd several other
northern States, are represented. The
convention opened with PRAYER by
Bishop Mallalieu. Governor Perry de-
livefed q speech Of welcome. Hon.
Warren Highly, president. and Il. Z.
Farmer, secretary OF the American
Forestry Association, gre present. The
Chautauqusn Aruphitheatre is decorated
with SURPRISING artistic skill u wood
VINE, fruit, and flowers from southern
forests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
The Caroline Question

ROM. Decembe- 1.-the protoco.
terminating thl Caroline-islGnds cues
tloU wi. be signed Dr. the represents
tIves o. German and SPAN tomorrow.
CardIns Jacob-1l, thc FaDal Secretary
O. state vii give q ornque. II honor OF
the even- y tn evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

rather petite and slender m figure, witt
al intelligent face and fac. expressive
eyes. Near her stood her sister, Mis-
FANNIE slurfree, a tall. graceful yeunE
isdy, and yivncious ccnverssfionalist.
Ar. ard Mrs. Nurfree, the father and
neither Of the snthcress, and her brothe'
an hIs wife were present A tasteful
luncheon was served during the evening
and the reception was thoroughly en-
loyed by al, and especially by thoss
who had never had the pleasure Of
meeting Miss Murfree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Ne New Cardinals Until skarcf.
NV telegrapn % the Dizpatch.l

BALTIMORE, December lGs--Tht
Roman correspondent Of tine C0tAoiiC
AsTrer writes that no new cardinals
viii be created n the December Gen
sistcry despite all reports u the cor
trary. Several bishepswill he created,
and il d likely that some OF the ca-
diBals who nave moi vet received thar
red mats VIII be present on the occasion.
New cardinals vii he named III the
March consistory. Tine Pope viii then
raise % the dignity Of Princes Of the
Church one or two American swo or
three French two or three Roman pre-
lates, and Two nuneioS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

TBy telegraph to tine Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, December iG.-Tnt
President sent furthei list OF nomIna.
lions 10 the Senate to-day several nun
dred IN number, principally recess ap-
pomtmentS. Among them were the
following John Bigelow, OF New
York. TO be Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States Al New YORK james z.
Chenoweth, Of Texas, 70 be First Az
ditor Of the Treasury; Fran slge.. OF
New York, 70 be pension agent Al New
! crk city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Isul.aria Acrents
iBr cable tn tn DlBpatct

ibf cRuic N IN. dispatch.
SOFIA. December I0-BulgzrIs ma
accepted the propose OF the Power for
al lnternatlona Commission o demaT-
cate the Bulgsro- servlan frontier unde'
certain reservations She wishes the
commission 70 consider fairy the recent
victories Of tn bulgarian army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
AFa.aI F,re I'M pstret,.

ny teIeRTapll ~ Inc DlepAtcL,I
DETR0TI, December Io-The house
Of a market-gsrdener named Frank
Koch. II the suburbs OF this city, wa
burned las night, and Koch. MS wife,
ana one child were burned 70 death.
The fire Is believed 70 have originated
from al oii-stove used 70 heat food for
the BABY, who had been SICK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Tn I.urreiI hStafa. .

by telegraph % the Dispatch.
CINCINNATI Decemher lO-Lz
Mayor Thomas J Stephens an Gu--
tavo TATE nave been appointed trus-
tees o succeed q i. ManniX. assignee
o. the Purcell estate who ma Re-
signed The trustees gave bonds. Il
5000 Goo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Want t,e War trosecute,.

10. cablr I'D lie DbpAlt-
BELGEADE December 1.-The IL
haDItGnt O. many town anl village
Il Seryla have sent perIuons % hInc
Milan eZhortInc Mn O. prosecute I'll.
war An tax soma. Thev promise
tina they vii MAKE every sacriace j.
be- W.. comply with theIr requests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
MaIlgnanl searIe,.Feyer


ID Itlt-IH u o Ut UlbDa lDL-s
PITTSBURGH December IC.-ScaT-
Leftover O malignant tyne mas broken
out Il the Protestant Episcopal Home
ioI Children Il this city. There are
eIrntv-hve children Il the HONE, and
the situation Is alarming -Four deaths
nave occurred. anG ten children ar nov
iylnc i witt the dread disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Soldier. FrecItnr t. Beath

b cable u Lnt Dispatc--
BEIGlADL. december 1.-The
weather j. intensely cold throughout
this regioI End soldiers a. the front ar
suffering severely from Il. L numoe,
Of Serviar soldier nave been frozen q
death while asleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Threw HIS Chtasi sn q Hot sssve
lby telsErapn % the plspatcA.l

MILWAUKEE, December I6s-Ed-
ward fa,rburn went hume intoxicated
hast night, and, during a quarrel with
his wife, suddenly grssped their SiS-
months-old child and threw 1t on n hot
kitehen stove. The cries of the mother
attracted the attention of IN officer,
who rescued the baby md placed FAIR
burn under arrest Tn child VIII die
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Too Pass.

IBv telegraph 70 the Dispatch
81. PAUL MINI. December It.
a Huron Dak. gpecIal T. the Ptoaee,
Press says tina the sc-calied LegIsls-
ture elected Judges MOODY an Edge1
ton United state senatcrs toT the STATE
Of South Dakota yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Three Children Bur.esi a. Death

tDs "eic-AdfA - bli1 O1ntANCAsi
NEW ORLEANS, December "a
Stsrkville Miss. dispatch % the Pics-
sinfs says Jerry Bardwel tcolored,
hyIng three miles from that place, YES
teroay iefJ his house locking ms three
children II. The house caught IRE and
the children periShed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
NoFesr- sfa nsrmss uprsssns


0NAHA, December iG.-ft was
learned al late hour last night that
orders had been issued from the mile
tary headquarters OF tine Department
Of tine Platte resembling the orders OF
Friday. December 4th. The latter
were the mysterious orders on which
battery ID, from Fort Omaha, proceeded
IN such extrsme haste TO Fort Douglas
Of Salt Lake City, and which created
widespread excitenent over IN ex-
pecsed Mormon uprising. The orders
wsre secretly promulgated on the ssms
date 10 every post NJ the department,
ipsfrncting commanders 20 hold their
men m readiness 20 move sts moment's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

Tsy telegraph 10 the Disparan.

10y tOItEIdpI 20 M Dlbp&tnL-I
MONTREAL, december 1.-THE
management OF Victoria Medical School,
AFTER considering the appliostian for re-
lnssatemeut presented by the students
al Of xhen left school because of the
expulsion e Tour Of their number mas
decided 20 permit the students, with
one exception, 20 resume their studies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
rLBuL
COTTON REPORT

We GuCte: Fine. g. 7sass gupernne
ssas1.5j; extrb s. 75aS4 family, s4s
$40 Dateni family. counrry. 5.60ss5. z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
1ATZ FLATHEE REPORT
lsy telegram % tne Dispatop.I

AsHINGTON. December II Il
Mo- tic Middle Atlantic States
.folr iceafses. irUd generally saiftlA
O. soatAertl. Slt9Aftt ioarueg totce7 De-
Y0HCteI.
Fo tte S0utt AtlaHti States. sltg6fls
irarme,, fair rrcGthes. triHas geReraltt
.rf0m 8outh o. ircs., or, occaSi0nall-
U1riGbte. TORE barometer.
For RiehmoHd and rteInit,. ic9rme1
ran 1reGtAeI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

DECEMHEl- II l-s5.
Loose tobacco reccl Dis VEN 1EnIsr to-day
aHo price, Were decidedly Detfer On
-nnnEt tnefe wac more uie Ire tine trade
though transactions we're MOI very large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

EECEIfTs.
a E0anoKp warehouse O. esies
hGrktt weaker
QUOTATIONS.
sTEicr To- Soon MIpnLIEG -gyzc.
H1uDLINr BE.
sTEiCr Low nIpDLINo .--sLc
Low MIDDLIEG. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

CHAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. december It 1855.
oYYEETNoe.
WHEAT w nitt g. puGnels. Red $50
nuanelG Mixed 100 DuSnels-
CORN White. = $50 DusnelA Mixed 300
husnek.
OATS Mixed 500 DuEBeiR.
RYL --44 busnelF
sALxs RKPoKrED IT, sGoRErARI.
YaEAz,-Ecc 500 bushels very good
D o,,,,,,,-- m -styGte terms II bushels
-.oHA.ue q. go >. Atxsd. 400
Very good ShOrtDerry a. sbC. 90
nukRelS OF nIivate ierms
Corn w lite. 4.isz Dusnels on prlvRte
terms. $50 bushels very good \ zsC.
$40 bushels g. zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
BALTIMoRE.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BArTIMORX. December I6.--Virginia So
consols o. new le-4Os. 81, new Sc. .!
RIA tn-0aI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
TLIT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. h.. Is55.


Sepatf.
The Char laid before the Senate 8
CODY O. resolution relating g. the
death Of Yice-presiden, hendricks
PASSED At a meeting Of American resi-
aents o. the City o. Mexico. LAID OF
the table
L resolution wa offered by M. But
ier directing the COMMITTED O. Terrific
ne t. inquire and report OK VIVA All
thonty tine se-calied Legislature ma
6eel organized Il tn Territory Of bs-
kota, znd whether such organization
wa no, calculated 70 bring about coz
fici OF authority prejadlcial % good Or
uer Il thai 1erritory.
AiI. Butter asked for immediate COR
sideraiion OF tbe resolution.
1T. ingalls, objected, an under the
rale the resolution Ines 0ver one day.
Among the bills introduced and re-
ferrod were the following
By Nh. Teller 10 provide ioT the
free znd unlimited coInare OF the silver
dollar.
liy AiI ingalis To provide for de-
terInining the existence ant removal o.
inability Of the President "a discharge
thc powers and outles o. his office.
Tne CHAR appointed a the Printing
COMMITTEES Of the Senate Messrg. Mzn-
derson, HsWiey, and German. lie sp-
pointed the committee. ne szid. II Re-
cerdznce with the provision OF tine Re
Eised Statutes, rather tnan N compliance
with the senate rule. there being some
difference between them. Tins he did
IL order q avoid any doabt a. % the
iesxl foree Of contracts tn8t might be
made by the COMMITTED or Printing.
Ins Ssnxte then proceeded % the
calendar, the firsi bill N order being
M. Hesr's presidential successor bill.
The Senate Al $3.50 O'Clock suspended
the DEBATE Oh the presidential success
slcu bill and went INTO executive ses-
SION. When the doors were reopened
tine Senate adjourned.
tsss.r OF stsprssssanves.
hir. Browne Of Indiana, offered >
resolution changing the rules Sc rs %
provide that leave topr1nt N the Record
shall be allowed Gnis' when tine cues
ticn n undef consideration Referred.
On melton OF Ar. Norwood, Of
Georzia. the Senate BILL was passed re
meyIng the politieal disabilities OF 4
Alexander T. Lawton, Of GEORGIA
Mir. Hang, OF Lonisi&na. proposed al /
sinendaeut o. the rules 80 a. g allow
members 10 SEE correspondents 81 the
press n the lobby IN rear Of the SPEAK
ef'k chair. Referred.
The discussion OF the proposed rev.
sion OF the rules wa resumed. and MT.
Herbert. Of Alabama. took the fioor
with 10 argument m iavor OF the gene
RAJ fsstarss OF the revision, bat m
% the plsn Of distributing
ths work of thu Appropriations Com
uiffet. That committee should remain
IN charge Of the money biils, bat al
pswer should BE- taken s1sy from iste
InssRpensse IN xhsni pensral iaeisiatssa. (
lae sr6nni inn1sDsue - sbpx - ssiis
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

NEDNEsDAI. December 10, lss5.
EALEs-FIRsI BOARD - .oO0 Richmond
city Sc a. IA. zoe DO. I42 2.0oo NOrth
Caroline as 9ls 500 Do. a. 9iss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17
Tae Eeatae, u. Richmond Yesteraa.

Tds cieq and cCta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-17

Colonel 4. :. Bui0rd anu wife. Coz
ieeto1 Ellet.. c. v. Them. Of Rich
mond v 7. Xaneey, ksppahsnnocA.
Va. Colonel V. 81. :. Dunn Fayette-
vile, anu i L. De Rosse,. Whining
ton. X. C.. arr Z the city.
E1-Collector C4eorge L. Bowdeu o.
Noriolk, wa a, the senate wing Of tn
C5pito to-day.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-05-09

Better tha. sold, Bsosa's Iron Toaie.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-05-09
A rAany Man.
tprakss TrAvellers' MAgasiae.l

tDrakeS Travellers' Magasine.l
 A preacher in southern Missouri aNer sending his hat around among the hgsth. ren, and vainly urging them Io contrib ute. clasped his hands. raised hts eyes, and said:
 "Lotd, this ls the toughest crowd | have eve~ found. lha~e pseAeAea im tAe Black Jack neighbothood, and have Eid. den the Red Range circuit, bat this con. grsgasion occupies a place little fur ther removed rom the giving spout than any people | ever saw. Amen.a
 TAes, turning 50 sAs sexton, said 1: St've got two gallons ot old whisky stored away not far from here, AS don't use liquor myself am going to give t to some worthy man. CarSy the hat around once more.o
 The hat came back fuii of silver. The preacher went into the woods to look tor the whisky. Up to few hours ago he had not returned.