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sick to the term. Of the Riddlcbergcr

stick to the terms Of the Riddlcbergcr
BILL"
Mr.. Brady: "The Legislature should
conform It's action 10 the decisions Of the
United STATES supreme Court. The day
has passed when the State OF Virginia can
set up lis authority against that of the
United States"
Mr.. Tucker: as aud. understand.
other Virginia representatives will be con-
suited by the Governor on this question,
do not like 10 suggest any action now"
Mr.. Libbey al think the best course
will he 20 obtain full and fair expression
Of the views Of all pariies, and adopt the
best terms that can be agreed upon."
MIR. Wise "The promise Of the Demo.
erals should be kept; no more CONCESSIONS
should be made; and il no other course
can bc devised 10 secure that end, the taxes
should he collected by the cities and coun-
ties and not 10y the state"
Ex-Congressman Harris. who was a. the
CAPITOL in response to the same question.
said the egislalure should consider the
report Of the commission formed 10 revise
the Code.
Judge stuart, Speaker oi the House OF
Delegates, who was here also. says he i IN
favor Of the call and thinks the terms OF the
RiddleDerger hill should be strictly OBJ
served; that the tax rate should be re-
duced, and that The taxes should be collect
ed. not by the State, but by the cities and
counties.
Staie-senator Hcaton, OF Loudoun county,
says only 100000 in coupons were ten
dtred for taxes last wear, and that he be-
lieyes the whole debt will be repudiated
and ifs payment left to the United states
Government, which destroyed the security
upon which ii WAS created.
Ex-AuGitor Allen, OF Virginia, now a
clerk in the Office OF the Secretary OF the
Senate. saws the Legislature should repeal
an the debt legislation enacted after the
passage Of the Riddleberger bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
axw vOwx STOCK mARKKv.

NEW Yoxx, December II. The stock MAJ.
ket Today was In poWessiou of the oeen
from the beginning 70 the end although zoe
rDal figures were sornewhst better tnAn ,us
lowestof the dsy. There was nothing rev
In the Way OF sdvices TO cause break. on.
the bears used the material already .,
tspd-ihe tight money market, the lotef'
staie commerce bill. AND. late IN tne day.
an unfsvorable bank statement. Tns most
vss made out OF those, and the forenoon
saw prices materially lower. though the
purchases for foreign account perverted tue
decline from assuming lsrge proportions
but later In the day heavy sales OF long
stock, intnced by the frightening OF weak
holdeTs. produced 1other decided slump.
support vas accorded the market "
Inc leading bulls In the lsst nour,
sud better Dg then prevailed, Inere
was 10 siot which escaped an ATTACK. ana
ire declines differ only cegree, tnouso
some OF the securities showed very Woe
destinations on q small business. Missouri
Iscirc Was conspicuous among the active
list for it's weskness- which started WIN al
vices from the West that there would De
spoiher issue OF stock and bonds- The
opening was weak, the FIRST prices being
Gown from : To "a per cent. generally
though Louisville and Nashville was up -.
The course OF prices was Downward ia the
early trading and after slight rsly was
decline wBs accelerated, and was not
checked until the last nour. when q mae
rial recovery took place. and the market
c'osed active and nrm. The sales we're
$50 600 shares. Almost everything Is
lower. including Chattanooga. Reading.
East Tenn. ssee, Lake Shore. and ksDsas
and Ts xas.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Deco mber IL The weekly
bark statement shows the following
changes Reserve. decrease. 50 053 $50
loaus increase. 81 56s.50o: specie decrease.
81 7e5 400: legal tenders, decrease. s4si,-
500: deposits, decrease, ss07. 400: circuIa.
ton. decrease, S&1.+00.
The banks now hold 81 Oso. 500 In excess
OF the rs per cent. rule.
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aIruuoxD sr,uk EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. December IL. 1859.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-i. 400 Richmond
city ssat l4H4 900 Virginia new IS at
t61
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The funeral II Henry PAGE lc)lorclL.
WHO died Thursday night al the advanced
age Il one hundred and one years, took
place Yesterday afternoon from the second
.co!oredJ Baptist church. Owing 10 insult.
lcienl notice tbele were very few Of hj,
own !aor pre-ent. but Li, white friend,
were represented 10y members 0f The
No>ly. Valentine. and Quarlr. hmi-
hc~, and others. The deceased was
thr original II Valentine, chlractcr-bu.t
&" Uncle Henry" and w3. the c)lclmln
hr.t Of the sculptor, grandmother, and
then II Dol, father. lie va, servant Of
the old school, thoroughly polite ami
courteous, and devoted 10 those he bad
served. Iii, recollection Of the early q IS
oi Richmond and the men who figured i'm
those days was remarkable. His remIius
we're horne into and out vi the church by
Nr. Ben. QuaTe-, Nes,rs Ben. and
Frederick Valentine, and three colorel
men, simon Winston and John Harm,
formcr servants Of the Valentine connc:.
tiO8,. and Eich9rd Forester.
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sTANDs HIS GgOUSD.
The Comptroller Of Currency and the
Case Of Serbia.
fBy telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l

WASHINGTON, December 1l.-Mr. Tren-
holm, Comptroller Of Currency. received
in this mornings mail three petitions ask.
ing for the retention OF Serbia as bank eX-
aminer NJ New York. one was signed y
the officers Of the national banks, one by
officers Of The State banks, and the third by
merchants. The Comptroller has prepared
IN answer 10 the petition, from which the
following j. an extract:
II there il any case in which the relation
between a responsible officer and his SUI
bordinatcs should be exempt from inter-
ference. not 70 say dictStion, Of other per-
sons, NhOmsoever they may be. II i I'M
douhtCdly tue case OF the Comptroller OF
The Currency and person employed by
lin 10 examine national banks.
II the precedent should he established
that an examiner holds his Office by tenure
Of popularity or favor Of bank officers or
public sentiment averse 10 otficiil changes.
there would be, in my judgment, fatal
blow struck at the efficiency OF the whole
system Of examination. and there would he
introduced a principle that would actually
cripple tie service and eventually destroy
it, value both to the public and the banks.
] submit this mstter TO you, gentlemes,
because YOU are as much interested in the
examination Of banks out OF New J Ork q
you are i'm those over which you so ably
preside: and | feel sure YOU will perceive
that in this view the good OF the service re-
quires that the hands OF the Comptroller OF
the Currency should raSer be strength
cued, 50 ~ 10 enable him to appoint, gov
frn. and remove examiners free from all
influences. except those which make for the
elevation and improvement Of the service.
Pressure. whether political. sociIl. or iinin-
cisl, i, dangerous element % be intro
ducod into so delicate an adjustment a
that II The relations between the Comp
irolieT and natIOral-bank examiners.
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FURIOUS FLAMES.
Destructive CoBfizgration In u. Louis
ssused by Failing Buildings.

-. LOrIs. Dec mber 1l.-About half
pn>i clock this afternoon the upper floor
Of The \. +. >hapleigh and Caniwell Hard
WaIr Complny's extensive establishment,
occupying stores numbering from ili 10
~ north Nam street. fell with a great
crfsh. This floor was covered with heavy
agricultural machinery. and In it, fall clr-
rcd down the third floor. stocked With
.hcii goods. and the second floor. fllcd
with sample goods. In moment or
two the dtbrlS caught fire. and with start
ling rapidity the flames shot up through the
broken timbers 10 the roof. There were
Prevails between the different store.rOOms.
but all had openings in them, aud in very
short time the entire building was mass
Of flame~, and every window and door was
belching forth great clouds Of heavy
black smoke. Shortly after this the roof
over No. 49, and the north wall on Vine
street fell. Then part OF the front or
Maln-street wall tOppled down, the inte-
rIor floors Of the whole building following
in rapid succession, and by z. II. no.
thing was left but broken walls and great
mas Of burnt and ruined goods and twist
ed and DESTROYED machinery. The fire
was confined TO the shaplcigh building. and
the surrounding properly. which was be-
danger. was but slightly damaged.
At the time Of the crash some fifty en-
ployes were scattered through the balding,
but % far a. can now be learned all buttyo
Of them are accounted for, and il i thought
these two will turn UP later. Several Of
The men received slight injuries In the way
e bruises and cuts. but OF those who ave
reported none are seriously hurt. The
firm dealt largely in sporting goods, piS-
tOls, and small ammunition. and during the
Ere there was very active iusiade by cX-
plodlng cartridges, which created some
alarm IN the crowd present. but nobody /,
known to have been hurt 10y the stray bull
lets.
The house carried heavy stock, valued
at The present time at about 100000.
Wlai part Of this, II any. can be saved i
not now known, but the probabilities are
that al i ruined. The insurance amounts
to 500. OCO, divided among one hundred
compsnie., chiefly eastern and foreign, in
sum, ranging from $500 to 5000.
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REMARKABLE CASE.
Chl,ago's Latest Sensafton-IS "a HF
dTOphObih:
by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

CHICAGO. December ll.-About two
weeks ago Harry Gibson. hotel bcl,-boy.
Ws> tlkCn IL the insane department Of the
county Jail. suffering from a malay which
.e,med n time, to resemble hydfOphObid.
u c.ruof bc 1sccriained that young Glib
.oH v:> ever iliten by . dog. either r1Iii
OF c,h,r5i-c. yet be snapped his teeth 1ni
.r0 ,,I Il People. ffoihcd AZ the mouth.
md ia every way gave evidence III ,u1er-
iUg from rqJiCs. II was az first supposed
hi, nalldy was brought on from a ,eriOu.
ni"y Dc received from falling aud .trikin.
liz Lead On az iron stairca.e. 4 new a1i
~ o-iOu- lha,e # the ca.c has developed,
and {, w0Ty Ing the physicians. Before
Gi'-.u'. removal 70 i1i. hc was cared for a.
,hc hotel. and porter named John He'll
dct led 10 watch bin. lie would argue
with bis attendant in the most rationa! man
reT. saying there was no necessity for hi
hcirc watched. but the moment the attend
ant Iurned his back Gibson would leap
upou BIN and endcayOr to bite him. Alter
Cih,on's removal He'll was relieved from
tie duty q caring for the patient. llc
went 10 hi, room and spent he next fore
noon in sleep. When be- went % work be-
complained 10 his fellow.portcrs u feel
w. iif 'ht tlNh-s hNthiHb NtAt'"N va -
The DAY following, however. he was at
tackled with The same symptom. manifested
by Young Gibson, and became violently
mad and unmanageaDle. H. frothed atthe
mouth and acted like person having ny
Crophobia. though at times he was per-
foctiy rational. lie declare, he was not
bitten ~ Gibson. and had not been bitten
by dog. The attacks recur at regular IN
teryal- each day. The cases viii be tho
roughly investigated.
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billions Case In Court
I American cable 10 the Disp

by a nsIo- = me1lcau ChU4e W the D4spatC1s
DUBLIN, December 1.-THE ease Of the
Government against John Dillon. for All
taiion in favor ofthe lri,h National Leagues
"plan Of campaign" was brought up for 4
hearing to-day. Nr. Dillon was absent.
The Right Hon. Hugh Holmes. Attorney
General for Ireland, in procuring the case
for the Government declared that the So
called plan Of campaign was illegal. and
took occasion 10 announce that be- had
never, a. reported. said otherwise. After
prolonged wrangle with The Court and law
yers FOR the Crown SIR. Healy, counsel for
Mr.. Dillon, secured the right to eross-eX-
anime the various witnesses from whom
the Government had obtained affidavits
upon which the prosecution Is largely re-
Wing for lis testimony. The case was adj
jouIned TO give an opportunity for securing
The attepdauce Of these Witnesses.
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JEwELRY nTOKE ROBBED.
The Thief SIN o. he. Pane sDd Tnrusts
lats Hand In,

The jewelry store OF J. T. Allen a Co.,
at No. 1927 Main street, was robbed of ar
ticles OF the value OF about S3j night before
last. The thief broke pare OF glass with
a brick and thrust HIS arm through the
aperture thus made, and took from the
window two sets Of ladies' jewelry. one or
more gold chains, and several empty velvet
covered boxes. The boxes the rogne evil
dentiy thought contained watches, and so
they had during the dav. but 10 nixht wbe'
The store was closed their contents were
eu.pt,ed into The safe. The glass broken
was valued At SIj, but has been cut down
and added TO 1t cost OF S25.
The firm think that two throws were
made at the pane before 1t was broken. and
rom marks on the snow they are OF the
orinicn that the man stood on the opposite
side II the street 10 hurl his missile at the
gla>>.
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Ar. hsgbasa ee.ss: loves. - 9ee.: oSsS&
e,0ipa, $3.50. Snort siso- Jeo 1asys ~
ssl 1893; lowest, $50: s s,:s'sS g q:
ysbsusry. nishs:s :.s sei ss,c.s '' wsSs 10 .
scrinc vnsoi. 77Nc No. > spsios .ssec
lie. No. rcd wheat, 71Hc 70 49,
sssaso&c. No. oata 2enc mS5
Sii.iosjii.15. Lard. % o7ses. 70. ~. ~
sidss. boxed, 80 eqass ss. whishsS. sh.is.
aryfsv on rnD CHICAGO aAsxN1.
CafoAso. pecen per H. cne wheet snes.
ket ops nsd stifiiy this rnoruiog ~ ss1c. ~
Nav dtiive.y, but under free onenne
dlopped OF quickly 20 esic Toe mstkS ~
fiuci uaitd between 53j<c. ana soTc uus.
ssLc ~ 8 c osed for the dsy at ss,.c.. or y.
lower than one week ago Thsexpot snov.
irg for the week bsying oeen unus.y
large was the sustaining festurs " -
market. Corn was modsrs,siy scu.s. ~
lis tone vas easier aud the iatsst Is.lnS
prices were ss%c. under tbossof yestesnsy:
tats ruied dull ana heavy, aeon osniea ~
"a further teclibe OF ksac. ia prices W.
visions we've sctive AT = CHER price. Ivy
openea at $3.50. tben fell baeS - t.5oe
siI 22S and closed At nearly inside pnco.
Both lard sDd short-rIbs we're steady -
about form Quotations.
LOUISVILLE
LnursyIIIE, December ii.-GrAin snd
provisions steady aud unchsoged.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. o.. Decenoer il.-Iur.
pentipe nrm sf Ssc. Rsin nrmS
strain ed. $50. good. SOC. rsi nrm. A. yi.Is.
Crpct turpeptine nrm; hard. 81; yellow
dip and virgin. fl.sO.
NEW YORK COrros FUrUkEn-
NEW YORK. Decemeer ii.--Coiton-Nss
and gross receipts, Isl bales Futures eloeeo
barely ptesdy: sales I66 600 bales Deoo0-
Der ss<7sse as January. 50 tsss2 -:
tebrusry ~ so: March, 90 1lste ~:
April So slase So Nav. ~ elste -: June.
io.ojasioo o.; July. eio.csssioio; Angus.
si0.leasI0.l7.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tins Dispetcn.I
NORFOLK, Dece amber if.-Aafket quies.
and no safes 81 any sire reported. Primss
ssss11c. fancy. 4c. con- mon, Lxsshe;j
sbelled. 21Sss.c.: fActory hand picked. W
s4hc.
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THE GREAT REPRESENTATIVE
PIANO, ORGAN, AND NIUE IC-HOCsE
OF THE SOUTH.
MANLY B. RAMOS & Co,
903 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,

represent the greatest and most renowned
Piano and organ Manufacturers Ia the
world. kNAbE, EMERSON, BEHNISG,
NEW ENGLAND PIANOS, covering al
grades from tt.s cost est 10 the chesp pest.
PAChAbD. also DYER and HUGH ~
ORGANS. all first class.
They Sell these instruments on terms 50
extraOr6l nsrily f4vOra Ole that the humb.est
II enabled 70 become the pOesesSOr OF q
PIANO or ORGAN.
shEET.MUSIC and MCsIC-BOOKS. COM
prisug sacred and secular publications o,
every kind and description. Orders nlied
with the utmost dispatch aud promptness.
A good stock OF PORrFOLlO-, VIOLIN,
GUITAR, and BANJO STRINGS. METRO.
NOMks, etc.
satisfaction full and complete guaranteed
In every particular 10 al transactions with
this house. Correspondence solicited. Csta-
logues Tree.
MANLY b. RAMOS & CO..
9o3 Main street Richmond. Va,
next to corner OF Slntn street.
te l2-dlt&wlt
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MARINE iSIELBIGENCE.
poar OF aICHxOND, DC. II, lsss.


Stesmshi . BRA kwater. Jenny, New York
merchandise sud passengers, %. W. Allen
8 co. agents.
steamer wyoming. Psuniu, Philsdei-
PMS, merchant - and Passengers. J. W.
steamer ariei. Deyp. Sor,alk. United
States mail. merchandise and passengers,
l.. y. Tatum ageut.
SchOOr er Billow, Emery, RocklAnd. lime,
Z. Mendenberg.
Schooner William cobb. Chase, Boston,
ksiDite, Allison & Addison.
Schooner George w. Anderson Gale.
Perth Amboy. railroad IRON. ". IL. Cartls.
agent.
Schooner Il Y. Ravens, Curtis. Perth Am
boy, railroad iron. W. rs. WA.dron. agent
Schooner Fannie Tracy, Illton. Port Jonn-
son coal. \. n. Bsves
schooner hta. simmons Smith. PhilAdei-
schooner J. q. CottinEha m. Bishop. PhitA-
delphis. coal, =. Il. Halves.
schooner Annie 8. GAskiu, Gaskili. PailA-
depnis coal. ; IA. bawes.
schooner Emily ii. MAYOR. Wilson.
Georgetown. coal Writ Roberts.
All ~ the above vessels nave been de.
iaiDed below on account o! ice ioruee past
three or four days.
SAILED.
Steamer old Point Comfort. Amy, Aps
Charles City. merchandise aud passengers.
r. K. Baker, agent.
POINT or NEWPORT NEWS. DC. IL. 1855.
fBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Seneca, Walker. West Point.
and sailed for New York.
-tesu snip Roanoke. Couch. New York.
and sailed for W eel Point.
SAILED.
steamship Duke Of Westminster (Br.L
Turner. Liverpool. nc merchandise aud pes.
sebsers.
schooners Sue Williams. Pearce. New
fork; Z, IL Valentine, Curtis. New YORK.
both With coal.
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Mozart To Morrow Evening.

/. Overture. " Calm ~ea and a Happy
Voyage" lMendelsohu,l Urche-tr1. >
soprano solo, Cayatini from Nabuco,"
Verdi Miss Annie Louise GriswOld. 3.
Violin solo, "Air Varje,' ,Mayseder,) Mr..
John kcssnich. I. ~, >erenade,'
(Fu'L) b, Songs " ithOut Words"
Parlow,l Orchestra. ;. soprano solo,
- severed from Thee" .Maderiti,) Miss
Annie Louise Gri,wold. &. Duo, clarinet
and trombone, "Fanta.ie." (Vandlzzi,)
Messrs. Jardeila and Equi. :. Nalse,
delaware FlSpge," ,Gung h. Orchestra.
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what the Legislature Ougbt To 10.
SPECIAL correspondence OF the Alexandria
GaZettel

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December l0.-lt
being reported thst Governor Lee, Of VIZ
2nDia, had determined to call an extra ses-
sien 81 the Legislature Of his State, the
G01ette'S correspondent asked oil Of the
Virginia congressional representatives he
saw At the Capitol this morning what. ia
their respective opinions, the proposed
session should do. They replied as fol.
lows
Mr.. Croxton "The Democrats In the
Legislature should have consultation with
ibe men OF affairs Of all parts 81 the state,
irrespective u parties or Of political aftila
non, and the debt question be settled
eheelually upon The terms that such con-
SITUATIONS shall determine 70 be the best"
ar cabeil: g. bid hoped there would
W 20 extra sessioD. aud not expecting one
: pave not Set determined what IL would
be best for II 10 do.''
MI. Vferfeli: The Legislature should
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WeoIleD-Mtiis Destroyed.

CLINTON, MIcU.. December 1.-THE
Clinton woollen-mll- were burned thi.
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, Sl0,-
0CO The building va. lighted ny gas made
from gasoline. The pipe had burst and
filed one room with gas, which eX-
piodcd when boy entered il at g O'Clock
with lantern. Only two persons were in
the building, they having entered IT TO
light MP and prepare for work. They were
both badly hunt. but viii survive. An
hour later ole hundred people would have
been in the building and great loss Of life
would have resulted.
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Failure I'm Cincinnati.
10y telegra pn 10 the Dlsratcn,

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE hu.incss
public was startled to-day by the announce
mtnt Of the failure Of John and W +. Howe
d Co.. manufacturers Of blanket, and Ham
ncls ana cOmmis,ion-merchint,, al l3J
west Peal street. They made an assign
ment 10 j. Chandler Harper. They e,ti-
mate their liabilities at $4,000. nd their
assets a nearly the same. claiming they
shall be able 10 pay 100 per cent, They are
The owners Of the Carrollton wo0l'rn-miil'.
at Carrolion. Nv. and the Mldi.on wool
len.mills, al Madison, Ind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

Ion TO buy the corrupt and satisfy the
greedy. and you contributed not one cent
TO Offset this corruption fund. You heard
Der people libeiled rs traitors and Bour..
BON, and many Of you, II IL said. ioi5ed
In the cry. sndycu heard her In her poverty
and helplcssness cry aloud her timc-hon..
Orcd slogan Is she struggled IN the van OF
battle for her honor and your dues. but sou
gave no answering cry, and turned to her
tie cold shoulder.
And, with these facts fresh 10 our minds,
do YOU expect us second time to ieoplr'
die hat al men hold dear for peop'e VII,
deserted her la the mortal struggle Of 1879!
You have become clothed and in your right
minds all too late. biessieurs BludhoId-
ers. -DJop, IN Tideuoier Ipgin'aa.
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RAILWAY CONDUCTORs.
Grand.Chief wheaton the Quasi Of
Richmond Division.

Nr. Z. :. Wheaton, Of Chicago, grand
chiti conductor Of the order 81 Railwlv
Conductor. arrived In the city on the 1898
\. VI. train yesterday. accompanied by C..
A. Miliard, E,q., one Of hisassistaut-. Had
Mr.. WheatOn'> coming been known sooner
hi, brethren here would have made much
more extensive preparation for his enter
lairmcut. ~ Il wa, be- was met az the
traiG 10y q local committee. who took
charge Of him during the day. Richmond
Division. No. ~, which hl, been ora.
uized about a year and now haf member
ship u ninety or one hundred members,
held a large y-sttcnded meeting AZ Old.
Fellows Hal. 1t night. Mr.. Wheaton at
tended the meeting. and, after the bushes,
was through with, he made a speech
which va, much enjoyed by m, audi.
tor. After the meeting the party re-
paired 10 Murrhy's plrlor, where a
collation. spread IN that well.knOwn
c4t,rel', bet style w, heartily cnjoycd
Mr. Wheaton /, on hi, way 10 Petersburg.
whore he will Or-IniZe a division to-day.
The order /, rapidly ,preadin, throughout
the country, and wherever 4 division j. e.-
tabll,hed It soon embraces in it, member.
,hip largely the majority Of toe best rail-
road conductor, in ;hc ncighbOrhoOd.
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.GIsss- Blowers Troubles.
iBy telegraph TO the Dspstcn.l

PHILADELPHIA. December 1.-THE TX
ecuiiye Board Of the Green.G lass Blowers
District Assembly. No. $40, were in session
here yesterday discussing the situation IN
the New Jersey factories. A. reported by
District. Master Workman Cafice, step. were
taken 10 array the whole force Of the entire
order against the six factories located at
Millyille. Clayton, GlassborOugh, Williams
town. salem. and Woodbury., which are not
working under regulations o. the Knights
Of Labor. At the suggestion OF the Geuc-
raj Executive Board trademark is being
prepared, 10 be used in the moulds In all
The Union factories 10 designate goods
mad. by the blowers working under the
knights regulation.
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shot Ills Daughter by Mistake.
by Telegraph to tie Dlsp.tch.l

JITT,BJEGH. December Ill. {. Hill. q
prominent resident Of Edgewood. suburb
Of this city, mi,took hi> daughter for a
tuT-lar lat night and shot Der through the
neck, inflictiny dangerous and IL j. feared
fatal wound. Hill made collections yc,,er-
day Of about Sj.D0l, which he took . his
home 10 keep over might. His daughter,
who had had the tOOihlche. rose carly thi-
EoIHIng and went down o. the library 10
the ire 10 warm herself. Her fItler, hear
Iug noise. thought burglar. were in the
house. snd, taking biz revolver, followed
her down ,tair.. When he reached the
doer Of the library b. fired. the ball
striking h. daughter In TIE back Of the
nocL and passing through T. the front.
lie Young lady i. in a critical condition.
aid her fl,hcr i almost crlzcd with grief.