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a Mystery.

How the human system ever RECEIVERS from
the bad effects Of the uauseous medicines often
literally poured into It for the suppositive re-
lief OF dyspepsia. liver complaint constipation,
rheumatism and other ailments, is mystery.
The mischief done by bad medicines is scarcely
less than that caused by disease. If they who
are weak. bilious. dyspeptic constipated or
rheumatic, would oftener be guided by the ex-
perience of inralids who have thoroughly tested
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. they woull in ev-
cry instance obtain the speediest aid deriya-
bic from rational medication. This medicine
Is . searching and at the same time thorough
" safe remedy derived from vegetable sources
and possessing. in consequence of its basis of
pure spirits, properties as medicinal stimu-
liant not to be found in the fiery local bitters
and stimulants often resorted to by the debili-
tated. dyspeptic and languid Nj
Manuel Oliver, colored, was shot ana
killed in Franklin, st. Mary, BY Joe Tassi-f
ant aud his brother, who had induced
divers wife To leave him. The men were
jailed in New Iberia to proven; mob q
.negroes from lyncaing them.
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-- JAMES ". STRANGE

---- lHrteTSVlIIO, ia.
Treatise on Health and Happiness Of Wo-
man " mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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DoNAIDsoNvILxH.
House, Sign & Ornamental
Painting

in oil their branches. Prices and work guaraI.-
teed satisfactory.
Sells all kinds Of varnishes and prepared
paints, also metallic letters Of every description
and size in gold. silver or copper.
Vile post-otfice, Orders left at Cheap Tony's
or the store of III. Israel 4 CO.. will meet with
prompt attention. aINGRY. The Painter.
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sTaDtaEa. ayopsIesor,
20 50 EsssaEFss & $ .ssaadsse Ma. 20
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-07

100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Bach
Fractions. in Fifths, in Proportion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-07

ID ON AID SON VILE. La.
SOLE AGENT FOR 6 GENUINE Article,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

N.'n 'eiopeain-c................3',
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH FRIDAY DECEMBER 81 1885,

gsged in the brewery had gone out on the
strike; that they were "union men," and
those who continued TO work belong 10 the
knights Of Labor. The members Of the
Brewers Association have decided not To
recognize any labor organization to
which their employees belong except
ibe Knights OF Labor, prefcrring the
methods Of that organization In set.
tlinp labor troubles, and are deter.
mined 10 enforce new scale OF wages. A
mass.meeting OF striker, was held IN VI ien-
nCrchoir Hall this morning, at which en-.
courIging speeches were made bv the mem
beTs ~ The Beer-Brewers' National Protec.
tive Union, who came ovcrfrom New York.
where the headquarters OF that association
are located. Herman Meyer, secretary OF
the Beer-Driyers' Union Of New York;
George Bart, secretary Of the Beer.
Drivers Union OF Brooklyn, and Ru-
dolph Weber, secretary OF the Brewers
Union Of Philadelphia, also addressed the
men. All the speakers urged upon the
men the necessity for good behavior on
their part, and said il they would but
stand firm and act With intelligence there
wa. no doubt but what they would be sue.
ossiul. IL was decided that contrlct
should be made with the employers winch
wonld be binding on both sides.
An executive committee OF tive wa' -.
Iected to take charge Of the affairs Of The
men and consult with lawyer, relative 10
the creating Of contract with the employG,.
Rudolph Weber. secretary oithe Brewers
EmployGs Union, became involved in a
quarrel with clerk at Bergdolrs brewery
this morning. and was arrested and COM
mitied for hearing tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
HENRY GEORGES 9iFT.
He ReIinaulshes a $4,000 Legacy In
Favor OF Paraiyzed Woman.

A New York special says: Henry George
ha, declared hi, intention To sacrifice his
CHIN to $4,000 or $1,000 worth OF Northern
Pacific railroad bonds and New Jersey real
Cstatc in order 10 insure greater comfort to
psfalyze old woman during the remlin-
der Of her life. The champion Of the work
ingmcn became q stakeholder and a land
owner by will on file in the >urr0 gate \,
Court Of Camden county, y. j. The be-
quest was made 10y George lIutchins. the
owner " vineyard called AncOrI, stu
ated in the hamlet Of Blue Anchor. about
twenty mile, from the city Of Camden. He
died few month, ago at the age OF sixty,
leaving a chiidlc,s widow. Mary.
Mr.. IIutchinS was noted a. an intelligent
man and a great reader. and became dis.
cple 81 George after reading the atter''
work, Progress and Poverty" From
that time until his death hc advocated the
doctrines advanced bog the author. When
the George boom was at is height, during
tie recent mayOraly canvass, George
was notified 10y the attorney for the
executor Of lIutchin,'s will that the
bulk Of the estate was intended To
be devoted to spreading the light. The
VIII, which i a cUTiOu, document, be-
1ucalh,d one third ~ the estate 10 his
widow. Recently George received touch
in letter from the widow Of his disciple.
She stated that since her husbands death
she had been paralyzcd, and that 5000 or
80 she would bc entitled to under the will
wa, insufficient FOR her support. Mrs..
IIutch!n, practically threw herself on the
generosity Of her co.legltcc, but she said il
George insisted IN taking the property she
would not make a contest.
)lr. George was found to-day in the
,anctum Of his new paper, the Siqpdard,
which J, to make IT, appearance next we'd
ne>day. Questioned Is to what reply he
would make to the request, George said
"When my attention W., called 10 Mo.
HLtchin>'s condition | wrote her that ii q
W., a. reported would rcnounce ali claim
TO the legacy. | intend 10 visit her tine iir-t
Of next week and ,ati.fy myself Il she
mods the property. II -he doe; shall
take The legal step, necessary - make over
NY claim to her. Il would he D 'ur cause
greatly II the property could bctlVotod o.
sucl use
Glendale W. Davis. who j, ,aI)..| ~
rc-i''nt q Philluclpna aud clum,i ,n,,.
rciH We Of lIutchin>, has entered a. ;,.,r,,
but q j. said that the will i a ylidt n,,'-
mol and there i no question a. 10 ~
iecl sanity OF the te,tator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31


NEW Nork, December I'D a youue ~.
l.u e'rl named Latorrt met Witba houiblr
death 1u 'A' elevated IuiroU lh- morn
u- "hc we Upon Or. station Platform.
aD.'mp u.,d by her sister, wdjiu1 ior %
train. The girls were Engaged 90 lively
conversation, when one. turning around.
Suddenly slipped go tAe tf1rm % Tine
r1ch in front o. tattrain, which wi- bur
r.i'u i.H away. Tin engineer aid not
SOC hcr, hut herd hcr >cr, im. aui reversed
,hc O2ir. Instantly. but fbr track, were
-ipiry with Ice. add Oh. front
wheels aud ono Ju,.Dg-Whcfl had pissed
over tbc body before tlo train stopped.
iic -iri was crushed into % ,liIy'c-- mas.
hd V,d4ed between the driNnE-wbec'~.
ih. iody could moi D., recovered without
raising The cr-jEg. Ailu ha.I1n hour Uorl
the u"lrc was raised crouch 20 draw OF
he body. TIE trark u thcmcm time rt,
blocked with trains Tor over two Mi 10
1lc terminus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
strike Of B'ewerJ EmpioJccs.

PHILADELPHIA, December 30. - The
threatened strike among the cmpleyGs OF
the various breWeTies throughout the city.
including brewers. drivers, coopers, engi.
nocrs. lrcnen, aud other hands, numbering
in all over 1000 men, was inaugnrated thi,
morning against reduction OF 90 per cent.
in their wages. The men were advised not
10 VISIT the breweres where they were EN-.
plOyed or 10 cOngrcgate In the vicinity, a.
all demonstrations among the strikers
would be- discOuntenanced by the leaders.
This advice was followed 10y the men. and
all was quiet to-day in brewery town, In
the vicinity OF Thirty.second and TbOmp.
Ion streets, where all the larger establish.
ments are located.
At nearly all the breweries operations
were suspended, though At the large brew
ery Of John r. Brtz &c ca. business was
pi ogrcssing as usual. One Of the fOremen
1t thIs Place said that only nine men ca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
ENGLAND.
Discussing tho Cabinet-what Changes
Will he Made.
lBy Anglo-A American cable to the pisnatnh

ny ADglO-Amsrican cable to the Dispatch |
LONDON, December 30.-William Henry
Smith. Secretary for War, is TO take Lord
Randolph ChuTchill'S place a. leader OF The
Conservatives in the House Of Commons
Lord harrington, Joseph Chamberlain. and
George j. GOschen had a conference To-.
day. They found themselves equlilv aycrse
o. joining any coalition Cabinet. All three
decided 10 support conservative Govern.
mCnt.
The Marquis Of Salisbury. after an inter.
yItw with Lord Harrington tomorrow,
will hold an informal council for the pur.
pose Of rtarrangng the Cabinet. There j.
not whisper about Sir Michel Hicks.
Bach having resigned the oiilcG 81 Chief
secretary for Ireland, aud il Is certain that
at the meeting OF the CIbinet on TUESDAY
the other Ministers concurred in his ex-
pressed decision 10 continue in hi, present
work.
Lord Charles Ber.5iOrd. Of the Junior
Lords OF the Admiralty, is mentioned A.
successor to William Henry Smith IN the
War Office. OtherWise the Ministry Will re-
main unchanged.
Lord Hartington's conference to-day with
Chamberlain and ClSchen proved that the
RadCa-Whig alliance j. unbToken. Cham
hcrlain's interview with Harrington lasted
two hours. Both Gentlemen expressed the
opinion that it would be the wisest policy
10 MAINTAIN the liberal. UnlOnlSt body Is an
independent section.
Tie refusal Of Lord Harrington 10 enter
the Cabinet gratifiCs the Times. who
strongly objected 10 the infusion Of Liberal
blood III the Ministry. The majority OF the
members Of The Carlton Club preferred the
return ~ Churchill even at the cost Of the
submission 81 the Government. The e.
fonts 10 reconcile Lord Randolph promise
better. Lord Rowton, acting on behalf Of
Lord salisbury. and Sir Henry Drummond
v olfe, for Lord Randolph, met at the
Carlton Club to-day. Lord Randolph, in
the Club, denied that be- was moving TO
EFF, ct reconciliation, but expressed his viii
llnencS> 10 entertain proposals IL they
tended 10 strengthen the party.
The Cabinet Ministers will 20 10 Osborne
tomorrow 10 attend the council, at which
the question Of the further pr0rogation Of
Parliament will be discussed.
LONDON. December 30.-Lord Hurting
ton has declined to become a member Of
The Government.
Gladstone aud John Bright.
LONDON, December 30.-Mr. Gladstone,
replying 10 letter crtlci>ing John Bright,
action on the Irish question, says There
/, Only one reason why | remain silent.
After ny former relations with that dis
lmgui>hcd man, aud the kind and loyal aid
lee 81 often gave me. do not mean. il
can ayoid il. 10 write or speak on word
that could possibly give mm pail."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
The Bowling Anarchim


tuClCo. December &0.-An editorial iu
Yesterday, edition OF ;hc II ,'tsr /'iHJ
concludes a> follow. WIEN they lolp..
ialrt,l have created ~'Ifdiug.army mill
ip >tatiou-a For LflU '-lhlt mean,
ciNli war TO the death md destruction 20
U'rhin-mcN. the tol6Iu-m small
trado~mU. farmers. md all thinking a1d
iiH.rrlNln- men ave bu, one answer
l.I t.mt-r.mciy, eming. Arm y,ur.aivc,
with the cntue, bt>t, and most effective
uru -. such .p en- la handled c.i,.f.
whether .ailI --Uu~. Winchester ride. ,T
pistols. Wcoi.-mcu, BE- men DO not
,ar4 70, iIe ana without plan whea
YOUR ,uen r. 1-c armilg them.ehe, tu I'M.
..huae og. lolr honor, YOUR seli.c,-
t,.m . Hnd- thl- ct YOU. Now tn.re /,
Gms, 'gt & mty soon ba too utc."
- na~. it b.. said, De- 'lii b.iorc the
~ '- .Joucy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
THE DEAD SENATOR.
Taking ~ Last Lo0a at His Rematns
at tho Capitol,
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, December 30.-A sheet OF
ircsh.inllon snow covered the ground this
morning. and The skies were overcast and
somhrc. At the Logan mansion all the
preparations for The removal OF the dead
statesman had been perfected during the
nicht. The remains still lay In the cham
her where the General died. but had been
placed in casket-an elab0rately-drlOcd
rec, p,acif. whose hermcnc inner clsing
OF oopper was concealed by ITS quilted
lining Of creamy satin, and whose
plsto.ra,s top mot vet in pOsinO1)
VS. dtlencd 10 reveal the entire length
81 the form within. \ square plate
II silver IN the middle Of the cover
bears the inscription: ".JOhn 4. Logon,
IultcG states senator. Born. February .,
1876: died December 20, lSSG." Floral pill
lars, with funeral legends, crosses, and an
Choir. aud other appropriate cmblems were
placed near the caskct and about the room.
a. II O'Clock the undertaken and his as
siaui,withdrcw when theimmedil,e fam
as were summoned and for brief time
WCrc left alone with their dead.
Tlrn the lids were fastened in place,
ibc ample folds 81 a garrison flag were ar
r9ugod about the caSket and tied m place
with ribbons Of white, while flowers and
Ualm-hrauchcs were placed up0n the top.
Those last offices Of love and respect were
performed ~ the loving hands Of the only
son. All being in readiness foi the more
formal, bul still private lc1ye'taking, the
door. were opened, and the widow, SUP
ported hv her son. followed by her dlugh-
tor and her husband, and her grandson.
ana other relative, aud near friends OF lhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


NEW YORK, December 30.-The stock mar
ket agsin showed futtnsf Improve meut ~
day, Foreigners did little or nothing. bu
AN Increased demand for stocks developed
from All opartels. There was good buying
for long account, and liquidation OF snort
contracts made further progiess. the divi-
dends upon VaDderbilts declared 10 day
were some what Disappointing 10 n large
number of people, AID those stocks fsiei
to resrOnd TO the general better fseling
being sluggish and Mt times weak. The fea-
ture OF The day was southern STOCKS, all or
which were unusually active and strong
upon renewed talk OF combination Do
tween those properties. although no
thing definite In regard 10 the matter
was developed. There was specially
heavy inside buying in Richmond and
West Point: and u records pne,
nomenRl advance this evening. The
opening was generally strong this morning
Advances range from ss's though Yves
Point WIS up q and Hooking Valley =
while laRe Shore was OIL =. There was al
active trading, and after some few slgni
declines in the early dealings the entire
market became strong. and under tho lead
OF Jeiscy Central and Richmond and West
Point advanced materially during the mrs
hour. The rise. except In special sto'ks
halted before noon and fractional re
action took place. There was q renewal Of
buying IN the afternoon, and further pro
giess toward higher prices were made, al
though on somewhat reduced business
healiZatlons sgain cau'ed s1gging OF
prices in the last hour. but the msrkotre-
covered IN The last fifteen minutes, and
closed strong at shade under the best
prices OF the day. The entire active list
with the exception Of Canada southern aud
Michigan Central, is higher this evening.
NOOn.- stocks duh and firm. Money
essy at per cent. Ezchange--Long
fp&a47g5i; short, 4634a4S31f. Govern.
meDts dull.
Administering. 47sJS. Money. 4as;
closing offered al 4. Sub-Treasury balances
GOLD, sl2s,qe7.00O; currency, sls.447.OO0
GOvernments dull 4 per cents 1881; 3 por
cents. 1908 bid, State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

common, s0as2c. New York, Mio,igsn.
Indiana, and Wisconsin Zee ,s CASH
AK and above. 3saslc. X sas
ssc. half blood. s7assc.; arsv'.r
blood. S7a3sc. common. s0a3lc. Comb
ing and De Lame feece-Washed nns
De Lame. s7a40c.: do. medium, 39ssic.;
do. low. 3ea40c.; unyashed medium,
sCsS2r. do. low, 2saSOc. Canada, 35a37c.:
unwashed nne. 2sa25c.; medium. soa
32c; low. 2eaSoc.: coarse. bury, or
heavy. 20a25c. Iowa, Kansas Nebraska.
and Mibnesota-Unwashed Gne. light, 22s
24c. do. nDe, heavy. or dark colored. 2Ia
22c.: unwashed medium bright, 26a2sc.
do. do. dark colored. 25s2ec. do. low OF
coarse 2ss25c. Colorado-Medlum and hne
choice. 2ea27c.; do. do average. z3a2tc.:
common and quarter bIoOd. 22s23c. coerss
CARPET lsa20c New Mexican - FAIL
eiipped-Choice improved. 2sa25c.: aver
Gse improved, 2ia2Sc.; coarse carpet,
light. lssloc. do. heavy or short, TIA
lee: do coarse, 15ai8c.: black, 16a
lie. Texas-fsll ciip-Fine North aud
Fast. 22a2sc. medium, DO. do, 2oa27c.;
coarse. lss2Oc. improved western and
southern. 2Oa25c. coarse. l7alsc. Utan,
wyoming, and Montana - Unwashed
choice fine light, 2la22c. fine heavy.
l9a20c. choice selected, medium, Z5aS1c.
low medium. coarse carpet, lsa2Oc.
Iub-Washed- Choice selected, 4OstLc..
good, 3Sas0o fair ordinary. 36a37c.
luled-Clty merinO. 2SaSic.: do. super
fine and lambs. asa sec: western superfine
and lambs. 3Cs3jc.- Prsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
WASHINGTON.
rxTyyr OF THR CHANGERS IN THE IN
rHRsAL REVENUE CORPS.
Workings of This Department OF the
Government Under the Present
Administration, &c.
, from our Regular CORES. ,oudent. !


W,uuNGroN. December 3o.-intcrnnl-
pc,,nuc.C Commissioner Miller was seen
nj. morning. He j. pleased generally with
The workings Of his hur'an. and states that
an c,ron,ous impression has gone out with
I'D 20 the number Il changes that have
,,..r made. Nr. N,lcr SAYS that 80 per
cent. ~ ali the officers ana cnploye'
h,,, he,n changed - Republican,, re-
moved and Democrats lui IN then
Mace. The d.IcUiN iu some cases
,,,er. technical ah'ly /, required has
lc,n 30 fud men Vto can 10 once step
int, Tie sno,. o. ih.r pr. dcc'>sor~. In
feet. iu . few instance. appointment, have
boon revoked h,tau~c tbc ap?olnlcr~ were
iuromp,icnt ana not nkC} ever 10 prove
competent. he W1, questioned Win re-
rmd 90 one = h,- agents. now To-
clfed in Phil dclpii9. and who Is
well known iu North Carolina and other
.nrt.rrn Siatr.-M Mr.. james :. Biiile.
d" Well. ,ir. hc T. one ~ our best mon citi-
cfrf.. faithful and ALWAYS a gCnt tn1u.
W. n4Nr had men who were rude b. all
c,Itl, whom tlct come In contact who acted
I'd. 4 he GoN,rnmcnt was in their sole
l,.a.ue. Eu' Nf. Battle /. very different.
Nr and him prompt. reli1blc, intelligent.
and pleasant iu oM1li and personal rcla-
ror.." have heard % similar statement
which came from 'hr assistant district At
torurs 80 Philadelphia.
thr .pt ,iai FROM here in yesterday. New
NDfl Ir}nHf in REGARD 10 The removal OF
I. II. ~rphcrd. clerk in the office OF the
Third Auditor oi thc Treasury, Is tissue
Of fsi-ehoad- from beginning 10 end, *
c,f, a. 10 the bore feet That he va, re-
moved. Ihr t,c',, sent attbc time 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

and Thomas Hopkins (colorcd) were killed
here this afternoon by Daniel Nelson, an.
other negro. The Hopkins boys and
Nelson were leaders Of rival brass
bands. Last night while Nelson was
with his band playing at dance
In the county two shots were fred
through the window. Although the shots
rere harmless Nelson claimed that the
Hopkins boys had attempted to Kill bin.
10 he borrowed doubIe.barrelled gun and
Killed the Hopkins brothers on sloht. He
WAS arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

bECEArhH 2T-1heie uss been rather
more doing duriuR the past week bat feW
or 10 new features nave been developed.
The general market is quiet, aut while
dealers are anxious Ia soil \, recent prices,
they ARC not willing iosLtmulate business AZ
the expense OF concess Ons-in fact seyerAl
DDS Agic below onrrcut asking rates have
been ssiUsed. Tho statistical position Is
FtTunE bnd holders SIZE soma cut that eou.
lliye requirements viii absorb an
syahahc aupples before the new olip -
ready ioT mo markets. sales were $4,000
po0ncA. aga.Dst 4l3 600 pounds tho week
previous and i.120 GOO poands tor the Cur
respohcing week last year. QUoiafioa I:
OHIO, PennsS lvnnia. and West Virginia
aeece- X y and above S5a37c. y, 3ss36c. !,
ha.t DO Al. Seaioe. quarter blood, 97a3oo. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

- ''--'|- " y 10 " ~ N
LOUISVILLE, rs. December J).-The
''era-iioure bioct ~ Ni.Ioii,y,ilc was
q. med tonight IN d were the Offices ~
+. JfNs0mue Jovn0f; g.. 81. Boulder a
10, grain merchants; C1oa Brothers,
o. hing Adlcr& Enslcr, dry goods; aud
- Nick, confectionery. epllks's hotel,
sa.orlne, was also burned, aud The bank.
iathou,c cf Noiand Wilm0rc is now on
..it. Engine, have arrived from Lexing-
'Na. and il d. thought the ire will soon be
'"e'l control. Estimated loss, $4,000. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

Byhuglo-Amerlcan en- bic to the DlspatcnI
PARIS. December ao.-Diplom1t~ COM
-idor the Statements made 10y the Govern
ucnt'- organ yesterday, That General Bon.
hanger had 'oi, q, reported, reduced hi,
supplemental military estimate. from sD.-
100000 tc -ln,OU1.ON0. coupled with thc
.IoupoF official li,t " nj, rpaDpoint-
mont ri general, iu command Ui French
io,irc-',. another evidence TINT var /. not
r,T fc. Much curiosity is expressed as %
W.T. Germany will think Of 1unugcr',
G'rr.c making these appointments. and Doe.
slowing upon 1hibludin. commander OF
o.. rar'. garrison, the new title " -uu..
upr romu1utcrof national defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

,Hy Arg'o-Amencan cable 10 the Dspltch.l
Wilma. December 3o.-lt i, rumorcd
hcrc TINT Russia and Turkey have agr ed
10 -tnd JOINT ui,msium 10 Bulgaria, or.
4'nna tie Government o. comply with
th'lr demand, under pain 81 tde ooc1p4.
t4u oil E1Umcil.
Nothing definite ha, been received from
iEe Prince ~ Nngrcha. odessa t-l,-
-I'M,. however, report that infinite
trends of the Prince EWe received more
hopeful n'w', presumably from the Prince
Nm. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31

DEC:AEER 2s.-1here - "a good dea! OF
activity ia American pi,s w!th the marker
STRONG. turScotCn pig there rs y quiet aud
firm ma Set. "a sleel Iails sufficient busl.
less To- give stIong prices. The following are
ne quotations: American plg-NO. | ~
81: No. al $40: gray forgB AZ el7 y.
scotch pig AZ $40 90 FOR GlengarnOck,
s2l.3oa54z tof Cnituess. sioasl9.23 Tor Egllu.
ton SZisgLl.b0 fOT Sumnerlee, aud = 50a
Ell Tor 09rtscherrie. American steel RATE
al t3oatS7 al mile; % rails at SIS.
Wrought fcraps 3, l2I. -Neig York J0.lrHG! o.
commerce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-31
IRELAND.
Parntn Resumes Work-No Catholics on Ju.
:ic,-Tual Of DIlon and Others.

~ ~ % '''NNii'N WIN w dlholit~ ON JH-
,s-Tual of DIlon and Others.
lBy Angl o.American cable to the Dlspatch.l
o>UoN, December 30.-Parrn'll resumed
"olh to-day, beng engaged for several
h.pi- ina lEc London Offices OF the Nation.
il,i party. lie hope, 10 be able 10 20 10
Dullm next week. A. he desire, to hold
"a ,atc consultations with Dillon and
N,alrl ana other prominent Natlonali,iS.
H. the sligo Court to-day there VI, an
oilrt ease Of counsel for the defence with.
drawing because Catholics were not al
los I'd to serve a. Iufymcn. Eight prison
-, were on trial, all Of whom we've accused
Of a>>aulting bailins while the latter were
endeayOring to cyict tenants. The jury
finally selected returned verdict Of
guilty. The Judge discharged the prison
cr> with m admOntiOu.
At Dublin the trial wa, resumed Of Dill
Ion, O'Bricn, Redmond, llIrris. Crilly, and
Nhcchy, who are charged with consplrng
10 solicit tenants to refuse payment Of their
rents. Gcrrard'- speech for the Crown
showed that the prosecution relied upon
speeches made bv the defendant, and upon
articles in the Lbjtcd ielqHd for evidence
Of conspiracy. The accused counsel dis
put,d the relevancy OF such evidence. The
Trial W., adjourned.