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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
THE ATLANTIC And DANvllLe.
Election OF Oaiesrs ana RsOrganiss
ttoo Of tho Company.
lSppc,al telegram 10 the D,spAtch.I

NORFOLK, December 1.-THE annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Atlantic
and Danyllc railroad was held q, the Office
IN this city TODAY, and the following OIL
GERS elected for the ensuing year: BeJit-
min ID. Tillar. VI Ilicksford, Va, presi-
dent; General Thomas Ewing. Of New
York, yice.president; General II. A. No
ner OF New York. r. J Parker Of ~. Loue,
General Thomas Ewing OF New York, n.
Bsrruss Of Norfolk, and II. ID. Tiilar Of
Hicksford, Va, directors.
|; understood that the road has changed
hands and will now be- completed 10 Dan
vile and Norfolk at an early dly. This
road, when completed, VIII DO one OF the
most important lines in the state, especially
to Norfolk. correcting here directly with
| the coal and iron region of southwest Viz
ginia and the great Northwest
The president. In answer 81 a question,
| sand il was not thought advisable at present
| 10 speak Of the northern connection, tue
| company expected to make At Norfolk, ~
| that involved the plans OF the company
which. when fully developed, would be
made known. Neither could It be ascer-
| tanned what direction the road would take
| from Danyille south.
NOrEs.
NORFOLK, Va, December I'm Judge
| Uugbes's court to-day the ease of George
W. Hill, indicted for the murder OF
Draughtsman Potter, was called aud mo
| ton TO admit him TO bail was overruled
and he was reoommitted to Jail.
There WAS slight earthquake tfemog
! here this evening, IL Is claimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

foo. additional. bat reee1e1 a4eeA -
closed shade higher than yeee9oeX ~
ruIsd sxasc. hishef end shosenos 'Sess~
higher.
o. i.ouIs. December it.-Eloer quiss -
9sss: ossd p SS:ss $50. ss s.ssS
sry' s0saSiNo. Corn 6rm snd MsHe. h,Ser
or: NO mixed cash, sssSa3ea. Deoemeeff
$500. January, 500. bid Osn VIZ
bot Drm: No m ixed. cash 2sHc;: 49, 49,
dull ara coy Provisions very guioe 80
generally strong. PORK hishsr Of stLSyH
Ixrd fryp n sease os Bulk. meats fSmee.
Boxed lots-Lopg. clear. s. 6s: shofs $780,
fo7tae5 go Bacon easier: long cleeE eoss0S
50 60; .bort-ribs. sseosso7o; snors c'esS'
urrcrrwArf. pecembe, il.-Flour easiee.
wheat firm; No red. goo Corn nsA'yi
No 2 mixed. 37Aassc oats nrm: NO. 4
mixed, 3Ohs3ic Pbrk firm atelt.So. Law
stronger AZ 80 10. Bulk meats and bsso.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. o., December i<.--Tuy.
pentine nrm at $50. Resin nrm;
siTs cd, 7sc. good. SOC. Tar drtn, ~ lis.
Crude tnrpentipe nrm: hard, IL; Yellow
dip and virgin. $3.50.
LOUISVILLE.
InuIsvrLLE, December l+.-GrAin ana
provisions steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrukEh
SHw YoBK December I4.-Co,ton-Sse
receipt 1918 haies; gross reoeipss, iliIS
bales Futures cioAed barely steady: asleA
III 900 bales december ss.6isSe.oS:
Jspuary s95Ssse SIS sebrusry. - 60a
~ 81; March, 50 77ese rs; April es.e1e
90 IS: Nsy. 30 e7ste %: June tlo.o1e
$40 os; Juiy elO.16asl0.l7: August ei0.as.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL December i4,-Nooa "A free
supply OF cotton Offering Futures steady:
upls nds, sd. orleans, SKA: sales 8 0eS
bales for speculation and expEt. oOo
bales receipts, $1,000 bales; American.
sia aoe ca seSru sSsag March. sissta
March end April. 8 Ia Sla6 10 sd: Apru
ano May. t1s-Sta6 e17.6td.: May anA
June. o le-84d.: June and July. 2t-6td.
Wheat firm and In good demand holders
offer moderately California No I. ~ Sd .
new mixed western, "a Sd sales of Amert-
can, g 200 bushels; December. 1864:
Dece n Der and January, 12-S4d value:
January and February, 8 IL SD. vsiuss
February and March. o tS.6td. sellers;
March and April. s IL cd, buyers: April
and May. S '6.s+d.; May and Jnns.
S 10 SD. sellers Iune and July 8 2i.6sd.,
Futures duh.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dlspatch.l
NoErcLK, Decembsr i4.-Msrket quiet
but strong. sales az $40. reported Prime.
3s9lIc.; fancy. &C.: ommon, l1fa3tc.:
shelled, sIia3Sc.: factory hand. picked. $40
4hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
DsNyILIE AND VICINITY.
Fire ut Extension OF Th0e~
Railroad Notes.
furaogal taiagra N, IN tina niana tah.l

DANyLLE. Va. December IA tire 8
Axton, on the DaDyilIe and New.Rlver rail-.
rosd, last night destroyed George II. Barker
q Co.'S store. The loss Is covered by in
surance.
Colonel CabcIl telcgrIphcd to-day that the
House has passed the bill to pave the streee
leadlngto the National cemetery here. Tho
will give Danyille good bit II paving VIII
little Xpcnsc to the city.
The Council to day granted the City Rail
way Company on extension OF time on the
agreement 10 exempt the company lfoo
faxation. provided work shoHld h".tn u
xix months from date OF agre' "
nui ~, puoP Var IN elated over the
Eewr lrou No'r..,S that the Atlantic and
DrhNlle railroad Company has been re-
Organized by northern and western cap,-
tali,i'. 10 l. confidently believed that tins
road + destined 10 make sthrough line from
Norfolk 10 the Ohio river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

10y telegram to Tie Dispatch

CHARLESTON, December li.-At A meet
In of the Gty Council to-day Mayor
Courtenly submitted the preliminary re-
port Il the Executive Relief Committee.
slowing that the total amount Of sG3i.2JS
was received by them fof the sufferer, by
he earthquake, and that the dlsbnI sements
AMOUNT TO SHS,llg. OF tie balance of
$40, $50 the committee will reserve sSG,l3)
a, m their opinion an ample sum fnr piss
tcIiDg and tue closing mp oi the unfinished
business Of hou,o repairs, and vii make .
sp'cial deposit with the city treasurer II
tie SUM 81 100000 q be applied 10 re-
building The cry hospitals and alnshouse,
repair, Of public.schoO, buildings, orphan
house, old Folks Home, and other charity
expenditures for the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
IMe Theatre Lasf Nfghf.

skipped by the Light OF The Moon"
an q ,urd comedy in three acts, Astounding
in ridiculous situations, was put on at the
Theatre before a fair house last evening.
While the two leading cOmediaus OF the
troupe are above the average, the rest Of
thetoupc fileitO DO more than weary. and
the people present seemed to be disappOint-
ed with the whole show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Fire Near Baltimore.
IRy telegraph TO the Dispatch,

BALTIMORE, December IA fire last
night destroyed a large barn and several
out. houses on the farm Of Moses Fox,
about nine miles east OF this city. seventy
five head of cattle were burned to death.
Valuable machinery was also DESTROYED.
The loss Is estimated at 100000; partially
insured,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Strike Uf tocpCrs.

CINCINNATI, December l4.-Eleysn hun
dred c0op,rs Of this city aud Riverside
stopped work TO-DAY because the propfic-
tors refused % sign scale OF price. pre-
pared by the workmeu. The scale IL yery
full. fixing prices for all cla,se, Of work,
and demands that days work shall not
eXceed tn hours, including unch.time,
with one hour Of Saturdays without loss
o. pay. Efforts have been made during the
past two weeks 10 reach m agreement, but
all have failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
The Amsterdam strike.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

AMSTERDAM, n. y. December 1.-THE
knit. goods mills here are all running, with
increased numbers of non.IlniOn help. The
KNIGHTS of Labor have declared boycott
against merchants and newspapers not
favorable TO them. 1t is said that 1000
knights have resigned from the order
within a short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
EyCiTEMENTIN YORKvILLE.
81 roIesafe Arrest or Members o. q
secret order.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.

iSptOlhi teiesIbu1 VI the DIbpHtCu.I
ATLANTA, GA, December IA. II.
Kirkland, conductor on the AIRLINE rail-
road, who came in tonight, says j. W.
LittlciObn, Of York county, ;. G., boarded
ti' tram last night at Backs IN rOUte for
Sp,rtanburg. He had just come from
NCrkyile, and says the town il in the great
eat state OF excitement over the arrest Of
about 100 men implicated ~ belonging to
the secret order in the stories told by the
murdcrcrs Of young John Lee Goode.
Mr.. LittleiOhn said all but Twenty-Five Of
the prisoners had been liberated, and these
were 10 he taken before magistrate to-day.
The feeling is intense against them, and
ynchng was freely talked OF. 1t was
thought that Judge Lynch would hold high
carnival in York county tonight. The
story Of finding the boheaded body 81
young GooGe h9> already been published.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
TIIIlDVGU A THEsTLT..
Accident on "A North Carolina Rail
rOud
special telegram to the Dispatch

special telegram 10 the D5patch.l
RALEIGH, y. c., December li.-To-nigh,
a ) O'Clock q passenger train on the Chapel
iiill branch railroad fell through 4 trestle.
Several persons were injured. nut none f..
tally. II il said that among the injured Is
Conductor Peyton Brown, who j. the wort
hurI. There Is a rumor that one car Wa
burned. The trestle was at Iron mountain.
about one mile from Chapel Hin. But very
few particulars can be gathered at this hour.
the names Of the other wounded are not
Vtf known here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Short Life Predicted.

LoNDcN. December lJ.-rhc European
press predicts 4 short life Tor the new
French Cabinet. Tire Berlin hret!. ZettHLg
supposeS that the BOulanger Cabinet l. az
present inopportune, but will come soon,
which prospect. it says, proves better than
anything else the danger that is threa'euin :
Germany from the West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Ihe AcnhelnY,

JIoworth', exhibition, embracing pano-
ran!c scenes OF Ire, and, corps OF come
diam, dancers, &c, 80. wltne''eG py =
good house last night. w. 'i',o' ''.,' mI
strongly resembles a Minister >"o", ~ .i,na,
full Of jokes, songs. and lIughlD. .. ''
iiCns. The scenes are well worth sCer~.
The Lakes Of Killarney are especially love-
". The entertainment concludes with
farce entitled "An Irish student" which
l. l9lf ~alablp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
THR RICHMOND DlsPA EDNEsDAY, DECEMBER 1886

definite 1yures eau yet b. given. Salem
and Worcester vote for license. women
worked at the polls all day for the no.
license ticket.
O'Brien (Democrat) Il elected mayor by u
plurality OF 4,CGs, and n minority over the
Republican and Labor candidates OF f,fOf.
The msjo ity In favor OF license Is 3,3'
against 5000. Lowell gives 5Sf minority
for license, and elects mayor and all the
aldermen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
sCROFULOUs ULCERs.

James r.. Richardson, cGstO house
New orleans. en- oath. says: q" IA 1870 Scr)
ia Gus Ulcers broke out on my body until !
Was a mass Of corruption. Everything
known 70 the medical faculty was Pted IN
vain. / became mere wreck. 81 times
could not LIT my hands 20 my head; coald
not turn IN bed ~as IN constant pain. aud
looked upon lie Rs curse No relief OF
cure m tn years. in 1850 heard OF the
CCrI,uRA REMEDIES, used them and was
Perfectly cured
sworn 10 before United States Com Inls-
si0uer J, II. LKAW FORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
New York Psfnters' Condemnation
lBy telegraph to the Dspatcn.I

NEW YORK. December II "A meeting to-
night OF District Assembly Cknigbts n
Labor No. Ga, composed OF printers,
adopted the following
Whereas District Assembly No. 81, while
II ba. no sympathy with Things anarchial,
when the manifest injustice and unfairness
displayed in the trial OF these ne0 (thc
Anarchists) IN Chicago deserve the coh.
domnation ofiall lovers Of fair play: there.
fore
Ecs0lred, That District Assembly No. ~
ioin their brothers throughout the United
States IN condemnlng the action III The
judiciary OF Chicago, aud believe that all
hwful and honorable m, ans should be used
to dcpo,e sid judiciary from using their
mCnOpOy-puTcbaSed power in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Negro Gombiers Captured and Killed
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. December l4~-The
sheriii's deputy and four policemen made
a RAID on a negro gambling den near this
city last night, when fusilade occurred
between the occupants of the house and
the officers. The result was that five OF the
gamblers were captured and two wer
killed. None Of the officers were hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
disastrous BUiler-Expiosion.
n - gAa

EVANSVILLE, IND., December IA dis
asirous bOiler-cxplosion occurred This fore
noon at Charles lIo1erbirtl's extensive
saw.mill, IN the western suburbs Of this
city. Three forty foot boilers explodD Il.
vrcckinS the mill, killing one man. and
NoundiDg seyen-all employees. Forty.
one men were working in the mill. The
explosion was terrific.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
M fe fn Auburn Jail.
IRy telegrRpn to the ptepalch.

AUBuRH. y. Y, Dece p Der II The six
Italians who assaulted four white laborer-
"a Port Byron yesterday are safe in Au'
burn Jail Lester Burgess, one Of the VIC
tins, who was stabbed three times and bad
bis skull fractured, died in few hours.
Caplain Pratt and Henry Dayhars, who re-.
'ceiyed terrible knife. wounds, are not ex.
pected to survive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
DemocrOtic Victory tn ROston.

BosTOS, December ti.-The city vote for
Mayor. with Two precincts missing, gives
O'Brlen (Dem0cratl, 22,SS3; Hart (i,cpub-
hcan), 1914; &cNeill Laborh 3,572.
Ldter.-Wifh one precinct missing, the
unofficial figures for mayor give O'Brien
23,Is2, Hart 1870, and McNelll $3.50. The
vote on the license question Is close, but no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
MAXINE INrELiIGEYrE.
eOHr OF RICHMOND. DEC. Ia. 1888.

sOEr o. RICHMOND. DEC. Ia, 1883.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Smith, New
York, merchandise and passengers. Il. w.
Allen & Co, agents.
steamer Ashland. runuili, Philadel.
phis, merchandise and passengers, J. w.
slctarrick agent.
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Amy, CAPE
Charles City. merchandise aud passenxers,
+. T. Baker agent.
Brig eit.Hein. Vii, Pelotas. iour.
Brig Argus, Fano. BIO Grando DO Sul.
-four
Schooner Ella I. Little, Crawford. Phna-
delphiS poplar wood; vessel. Curtis q
Parker.
schooner Gay Thomas. Shoe. Phllsdsl.
paia, railroad ties: vessel, curtis a Parker.
TORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. IL, lsss.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Florida (Br.). Beard, Liver.
pool with ~ merchandise 10 the Ducal Liuo.
steamship kowena (Br J. Gibson. Calves.
tou; cooled aud proceeded 10 London.
sisemsn;p Coy andotte, Kelly, Wes, Point,
aud sailed for New York.
steamship blackstone, Ryder, Proyi.
tenec ard sailed for West Point
Schooner J, Il. ogden. TOTE. New York.
light.
sAfLxD.
schooner Nettie Langdoa, Rsglsy, yack.
sonyiile. Fla, with coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
COTTON RtPoBT.
Market steedy. 10 receipts.
aUO2s.I1bg
GOOD MILDLiNG.-9h
t31lDLihH pic.
LcT NIDDIIS8.--S g-l6c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

DECEMBER II. 1856.
,...,-, - large, sad higher grade
II brought 9c.--tne
"a - ed sold as
low as 25c. per hundred. Receipts 81.
cressing. On Change. while busincs Was
generally quiet, there were sales Of both
wrappers and cutters Of best grades. ne-
dunn grades are still difficult to move at
satisfactory prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Courf-H0use Burned.

ST. LOUIS, December IA specialize the
Post Dispatch from Poplar Bluff, 40. re.
ports the destruction OF the county court
house and partial destruction Of the county
ioil. The county records were saved. The
prisoners had to be removed from the jail
at one time. but were returned 10 their
cells after the fire was quenched. Loss.
$4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
The Trade Polar.

iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Finance this morning or
der,d a favorable report on the bill for the
redemption ard recoinage OF the trade dol.
lar, with amendments providing that the
amount Il be redeemed shall not exceed
$500, 900 monthly, ahd that II shall be
counted as part OF tue monthly purchase
CT bullion for the mint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Victims OF the ~. louis Fire.
INV Jslegfaph tn the Disnatch

II. LoCIs, December 1.-The body OF
one OF the Shapleigh .Cantwell CompAny's
mllOyG, was found in The Debris OF The
buried store last night. That OF Arthur
W. Palmer, clerk, was almost consumed,
only 4 portion remaining, but enough OF
The clothing remained TO idertlfy him.
Mshon, The missing porter, has not yet been
found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Died OF rftS WOupds.
,Rv ,elecra TO the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, December i4.-John G.
Miller, who was shot on the street Wed
nesday by George n. Walker, died to-day.
Walkes was out ON bail on the charge OF
assault with intent 10 Kill. He was sur
rendered by his bondsmen TO day and locked
upon the etarge Of murder. Walker - a
brother Of the rocently.deposed police.
superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
BaIttEnOrs's Burkers.
nv tpiaQra nh In tho nfSnaisn

BALTIMORE, December 1.-THE grand
jury to-day found bills Of indictment
against Anderson Perry, John 4. Ross.
and Albert Hawkins (all coloredl for the
murder OF Emily Brown on Friday last,
and whose body they sold 10 the Maryland
University for dissecting purposes. They
esch pleaded not guilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
N,on tplarcnture..........
INITIATED BLOOD. SCROFULOUS,
7 INHkRlTATED AND CONTAGIOUS
IiCMOkS CUkED BY

Through the medium OF one OF yOur
hOoks received through Ar Frank 4. Wray.
druggist, Apollo, Pa. / became acquainted
with your CUTfCUEA REMEDIES. Snt take
This opportunity 20 testify tO you that Their
use mas permanently cured me OF one % the
worst Cas.s Ci blood poisoning Ia cOnnec
tlon with cry. ipih5 that 1 have ever seen,
Rnd this after having been pronounced ihcu
rable by some OF the beat physicians in our
county / take great pleasure IN forward.
Ing 10 YOU tlis testtMOui unsolicited as /
isby on ~ order mat others sulfetng trOm
similar mal3i.es NAY be encouraged TO
give Your CUTGCyEA kEMEDIES trial
T. :. VIII fLlNGLH Leechbdfy, Pa
Reference: FRANK I. WEAY, Druggist,
AuOllo Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
A Man Fatally Shot.
lBy telegrs phi TO the D,suatch

SAN FRAyCIsco, December 14.-Last night
the man who was fatally shot in the street.
ear strikes riot, on Suffer street, was
identified as BENJAMIN HeIDze by his
brother, who stated that the unfortunate
man was farm hand. recently from the
country, and Was merely spectator At the
scene of the trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
ONE og THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your CUTICURA
RENE pIYs for years, ard have the first
eompai at yet 10 receive from ~ purchaser.
One Of the worst csses OF -crofuia 1 ever
sOW WIS cured by the use o. Ave bottles o.
CUTICURA RIsO,. yESr, Con ICURA. and Co.
TICURA SOAR. The Soap takes the "cake -
here So medicinal SOAP.
TAYLOR q TAl LOR. Druggists.
frankfort Kan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, December ID 4. NJ
Inr JgmH, Jai tcrHer, j0Io'rd ny
t9hf >ao,r 0r rain. SontwrsieriY f"'Ei,
shifting 10 aor'hc,s.eTlL co'd'r.
lor ACr't tara mn, tnjr ,rsa'tac, >ouH.
'resieriy 'ciads, shitdaq H. ,resi1t,h coo'er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Enforcing the O,somsrrartne Law,

FDJ 'o'es'HPH 10 tue JlspatcHJ
PHILADELPHIA, December IA grocery
salesman was held In 81 900 ball by United
Observation-Disclosures Bell to-day on four
charges OF selling oleomargarine which was
not marked as prescribed by law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Attempted Murder aud RuieIde.
lBy telegraph to the Diepatch.l

CLEVELAND, ONO. December l4.-Augu.t
Dchodke to-day sought reconciliation
With his wife, whom he bad deserted. She
rejected his oyer,urCs, and he beat her over
the head with hammer until be supposed
Der dead. lie then cut his own throat ei-
icctually and separated the arteries In his
wrists aud died. HIS wife will probably
recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Death of q Richmond Nan I'm Wal
Hamburg.
TEpnnial faIaUra IN tho niapafrb

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, December li.-Mr.
James NJ. Nontetro, OF Richmond. died
here last night Of consumption. lie was
on visit to hiS brother, Or. A. MontcirO.
His remains were taken to the old home
stead, In GoochIand county, for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

PARIS, Doccmhcr li.-Thc Chamber 9'
| DcrIn..N to-day. by a vote q, ''' 10 -
passed the prov,rionql budget for Two
I months osLcd for 10y ths new Goycrnmen,
! for the twO department, vi the Govern
| urnf H. hrr,tOfnrp .frtaG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Fnelsnc's Army ,n Egyp,,

LONDON, December 1l.-Eusiand has de
cided 10 reduce the Egyptian Standing army
to 10000 men and the army Of occupation
10 5000, thus largely reducing The cost OF
armament to the Egyptian Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

LYNCmrEC, Va, December IA col
.i>iou occurred on the Norfolk and Western
railroad near cripple.Creek junction tbis
morning, whereby two engines were
wrecked and one exploded. No lives were
lost; bit one engineer named ;. j. Roberts
VS., wounded. six fcight.car, were
burned. The lo., i, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Freight Tram, @roekoa.

F1I"' ''''tI"IH 10 ID" UVpatch.I
'hhl-T'ANsB'rG, Va, December Ii
OUT" serious accident occurred near PA.
lski, on The Norfolk and Western rail.
road, to-day. The cast and west.bound
iicleht trains c0lllded. Meantime third
irci stt came up ard rushed into ore Of tho
', ms already dorliled. II (, impossible
,, az hon. : At present. No lives were
Io.,. p,4 enyince, was severely injured.
4 tas.enc,r train VA delayed seven
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The Pope In.,ruc,s the Irish Clergy

RoNF, December 1.-THE Pop had 4
conference Oddly with Cardinal >imeoni,
and prepared instructions 10 the Irish
bishops charging them to keep the clergy
scrupulou,ly within the limits OF duty ~
regard to th" anti.Tcnt movement.
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IIyrRpooI. COrroN MARKET.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NoErCLK, December i4.-Market quiet
but strong. sales at $40. reported Prime.
3s3l{c.; fancy, &C.: common, lfa3tc.:
shelled, sISa3Sc. factory hand'picksd. She
Akc-
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Appointments.
lRy telegram to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Pre~i-
dent to-day nominated 10 be collector OF
customs Peter +. Cogblll for the district OF
Petersburg, Va.
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RICHMOND STOCK ENCHA1as.

TUESDAY, DecemDeI IL, 1850.
SALKs-FIRsT BoARD.-1, 900 Atlanta and
Charlotte incomes at 1881; $40 Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend scrip
at lO4: 1000 Petersburg Glass Is at 1861;
sloo Richmond city IS January 1899 at
l07h.
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WHEAT-Mixed, 500 bushels very good at
g3c; 67s bushels very good at 92c.; 7&0
bushels very good on pdVste terms; 600
bushels good at 90c.; zoo bushels common
at 7Cc Red. ! 200 bushels very good
Lor CHERRY at CSC; lac bushels very good
berry at Soc; IL bushels common Short
berry at use,
CORN.-MiZed 500 bushels very good at
arc
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FLOUR

pc cuo.e: fine, s2.6oeff.t5; Eusernne
gI.g5GS5.2S; extra, 81 25s23.S0; 70 MY, 81
$3.50: uatept family. country, gS.7oay3.@E