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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

y. ". BOWIE. Pr NJ, trustees sale OF the Brook
turnpike. with all OF It's franchises
j. II. VALENTINE. II A. NJ, guns. clocks. dress
Ing-cases, reyOlNcrs, musica! lnstruuen.s,
s..
J. II. VALENTINE. 1890 A. NJ, housekeeping
goods, silycr-plated. crockery. glassware, a..
r h. CHAFFIN & Co. ~ p. NJ, trustees sale
Of franc house and lot on S. John street
between Baker aud DuyaL
j. THOMPSON Brown q co. =. NJ, brick
dwelling on Clay street near Hancock.
SAMPSON &ADANSON fP. NJ, tobacco factory,
together win 21i fee. Of land on Decatur
street. between sixth and Seventh, Aanches-
ter.
GEORGE ". MAYO. 10Y A. NJ, parlor and
chamber furniture, stoves, &c.
r. g. CHAitIN & CO., II A.. NJ, commissioners
sale u various Its Of real estate In herricO
county near tho eastern suburbs Of the CT y.
j. II. VALENTINE, l0s a. NJ. housekeeping ar
ticles. showcases, cfOckory, &C. II \. NJ,
prize goods
WILLIAM JENKINS 8 son, 1880 p. NJ, pears,
bananas, grapes, &C.
GEORGE ". MAYO. IOWA. ". and P. ~. sill
yerware. CLOCKS, bronzes. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

j. THERE NO DANGgRy-Senator INGALLS,,
who has SAID as hard thing. Of the negro as
has any man in this country, was interviewed
last Saturday as to what the Republican Con-
gTess would do. lie replied:
"There is but one practical suggestion
thst offers any present relief; that ia n
national registration law, under which every
voter should be entered upon the poll lists
and ihcn have the elections under the con-
troll Of officers appointed for that purpose"
80 say All the northcrg Republicans, 50 far
~ we know. II there is a single northern
Republican opposed to this law we do not
know who Lc is. And yet we are asked to
DO glad that the Republicans viii be able to
pass such law! It's passage would result
ia none but negro congressman from several
States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

The president grows eloquent In speaking OF
The Government asds. lie iayors "aci&el
husbandp and genuine homes" The lands
granted 10 states arc here mentioned. The
Indians and pensions come up again. "Tbe
Pension Bureau last year spent nearly one
third OF all the money expended by the
Government shamel lie would have the
pension laws thoroughly revised.
Virginia farmers will find 10 the message
some exceedingly interesting statements as
10 toe sorghumsuear Industry, Ours, II
appears, is likely to become a large sugar.
producing country.
Railroad Immigrants and The District oil
Columbia take up the res, OF the message.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Fearful Slaughter of Men, Women,
md ahIiMren.
LRv teleeraph % ID DIspalch. }


SAN FRANCISCO, December A--AdyiceS from
Peru received by the Panama steamer report TER
mole atrocities committed Ia the i0terior country
hy Indians The curaie OF Moyars was shot
and beaten 10 death with siicks and stones, aud
whoa his old mother ialeriered she was stol aud
her head cut Oh. Another woman who tried %
save her was killed. he tOdics o. all three
wero wrapped ia hides and thrown into tho
river.
Al Lapeza street. riot occurred owing % au
attempt Go head a movement f0r Camacho re
Volun9nist leader. ln the indis Tigiuate nring
by the Government troops iY1 men. women, ana
children we're killed aud sixty wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
mr. ROWAN wants an ExocutiOn.
nv Telegraph to The Dlspatch.l

WAsHINGTON. December S-lbere wore no
opinions OF Importance rendered Ia ths supreme
Court of Tho United Ststos to-day.
William l.. Royal, Of Virginia TO-DAY made a
motion la the supreme Court asking that The
court issue direct execution against the state
OF Virginia for costs awarded 20 him ia the tax
coupon case of William T.. Royal against the
state Of Virginia When Tho supreme court OF
the United states decided this case in favor Of Mr.
10 fall 20 directed the court OF Appeals of Nir-
ginla Co issue al execution for hOysil's coats.
The Court OF Appeals directed the Hastings
court OF Richmond 10 Issue this execution, which
it did. The Auditor OF the tate roiused, bow
over 20 pay the costs a. directed, and when iho
CITY sergeant Attempted 20 levy CA the property
The courts @; ibe state, when subsequently APP
Piled TO- refused 10 grant aa alias execution, aud
kogau nov asks the supreme Court % Issue a
direct execution. The amount Involved Is only
about {6a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
CHICAqn.

CHICAGO. December a--The cash quotations
wheat, fl.UIaSLO11s No. red. sl.0lasl.0i 3.
No. corn, 351sc. No. . oats, &Kc. Mcss-pork.
sl2E4asl350. Lard, s.. sbort-ubs, as,.lO
shoulders, 36S7H; short clear. t1.JOas.b2H.
Whisksy. SL20
Iheloading futures ranged as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

a.. La, war a0s2 bushels. Sales today o.
,.,c.s 10 buatels. same day last year. l,eyi
mshSls Offerings 80 far tais seasoo. u,s.gze
bushcls same ums last year. e.fs's pusny ,n.
E1trerne range Of prices to-day, si.Oa 70 si'iV'
snne day iast year. s3c. 20 sc. =.
esopE-Syhits ~ bushels worry good now y,
SOC. Mixed, 81 bushels .or seed at DC lo's'
aaies ~ corn, 3i6 bushels, 90
Otrs,-spring. 90 bushels very good atSDc
RYE.-2i bushels primo at u5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, December 3-Flour duh fam
ily, 5Ll0aSif0 fancy. sAsJasj. Wheat quiet;
No. . red. 8l.05. Corn firm: No. mixed, 4lc-
oats barely steady: so. mixed, pc. Pork
quiot az $3.50. Lard duh sndfOwer M f7Ss ~ ais.
Bulk-meats lower: short rios, sIs1a; bacon
steady; short clear. i93]. WhsEey firm at Sl.li.
Hogs Ia larger supply ana lower; common ana
light, SL504sl20; packing aud butchers, fi,JOa
$40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

NRw YORK, Dersmber 3.--Tho stock market
vnsmoro artive to-day than 10 has been Tor many
weeks. but u was weak, foyerish. and decllnihg
throughout most Of tho day. NotWithstanding
the improved outlook In the Trunk Line situA-
ton, - veil a. that OF the south western roaus'
there we're several dlsquieting rumOrs OF the IN
teuti0n Of some OF the roads not TO sign mo
agreement and there was general besflsh toh"
in the street this morning. London was seilef'
ana tho impression that there would De olsa-
greenent on the question OF differenuais was
studiousiy foslered by the besrs, who PUT our
large limos OF stocks. There was heavy decline
in htchisOn, both horo ana IN Boston. ana TINS
vas supplemented oy rumofs ~ hnhhcihl uOu-
blos in the latter centre, although there vas
nothing definite obtained upon tho subject Inc
rumors were persistontiy circulated and had
a marEed influence upon the temper OF tue
speculatiOn Missouri Pacific, New England,
Crangers. Lske shore. and Western DION were
leaders In the decline - FIRST, but hock Island
later Joined the weak stocks and tue declines es-
iablished reached IN per cent, NE marAeF
especially IN tho hrst honr, having somewhat a
panicky appearance. Later, however, reports IN
regard TO The railroad troubles we're more sstls-
factory aud tho heavy selling was checked
though the rallies were slight ana feeple. the
principal eject being 70 restrict trading 10 mar
rnworlmiis. Tho strong spot in the market was
inc Northern Pacific group and Oregon Trans
continental wac the only stock upon the active
list which showed an advance at the close. No
principal losses Nere: Atchison. a: New Eng
land. %: Missouri Pacific, ~ Rock Island,
~; Burlington and Quincy, -; ST Paul, !;
Reading, II. Northwestern. u, and Lake
Shore and Richmond and West Point per cent,
egch. Total sales. $4,000 shares.
Rueninq. Exchange dun and steady AZ 8S5ha4S'.
Money easy al - 8, a. per cent Sub-Ireas1ry bal
snces-GolG tlI.. $4,000 currency. fi5,l6s,m0
Government dun and steady per conts, rs g;
~ coupons l0A state bonds dull and firm:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
A False Reporf ContradIoted.

Bosr0x. December 3.--In relation 70 Rome
dispatch stating that Cardinal Gibbons has been
instructed by the Pope 20 congratulate General
Harrison on his election. on the ground that
Catholic interests IN America would be sa-e uu-
der his administration, special caDle under date
Of December "a received by the Boston Pilcts
correspoudenre says: "1he Fstican today
0rmlydeuies tho report relating 70 General har-
risou's election. The report A. reproduced here
preduced painful impression. The Vatican
denies 70 and declares that the Pope never III
ferferna In national pniilica.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

LIVERPOOL. December 3--SoOn Cotton
steaGy, fair demands American middling.
7-l8I.: sales. 10000 bales: speculation and
export 1000 bales: receipts, 10000 bales; Ameri-
can, $50 bales Futures steady a. an advance;
December 3 9i-6id.: December and January
2 25-6fL, also 2l-6ii. January and February,
2f-Gti.; February aud March. 2j-Gid.
Msrch aud April. 5 eG64d.; April and May.
bg7-64d. May and June, 529-Cll.; June and
July 3 81. ga. July AMI August 32-64i. Ten
ders none. Wheat-Domand poor holders offer
freely. Corn arm; demand good. Turpeutino
35s. Sd.
2P M-Sales. American. 500 bales Ameri-
can middling. 5Hd December, 2i-64d.. buyer:
December and January, January a. February,
2J-Bld.. seller. February and March, 8 &j-Gld.,
buyer-; March and April, 5.Gbid, buyers !,
April and May. ) 2,-6id.. seller: Nay anu juno.
g-G4t., seller: June and july. 3 32-6fd.. seller;
July and August. 8 33-6id, value. Futures
steady 40 an advance.
T. M.-December, e5-6ld., seller; Janu-
airy and February. ASA, buyer; February
acd March, 5 2i0id., seller March ANA April,
8 2j-64d.. seller: April aud Nav, 20-Gid.. buyer;
May and June, 2s-64d., seller june ami July,
506id., seller: July and August, 3l-Gid.,
value. Futures closed easy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
de ATu&Thl
II sc. MITTrELDORFER.

II
DRESS GOODS
Our loo Halt. wool Cashmere now SIC yafd;
Our ~ and lsc Half. wool Fancy Dress Goods
now only TO- yard; ,,,..,o ~.
8s-inch Atwood Trcots, usual selling price 5ec''
Our s0c. Henriettas. all wool 81 inches wide. at
i0c yard-an colors and black
The 7lc quality Habit Cloths, q inches vide, re-
SPEC sPeCI1I' 'ysLTEs IN BLACK GOODS.
Douhle.width Serge, half wool, value Dc., at
12%c. a yard;
Half.wool uesrettas. 3s inches wide, reduced
from S7isc. 10 &c yard.
Atwood Silk-fnsh Henrettas. 50 inches wide,
worth 75c. now C3c. a yarf: the Sl.3 quality
down 10 Sc. yard, the $50 quality down 10
SOC. yard. -
snk-Warp Henrietta, 80 inches wide, value si.75,
At $l.4S yard.
SILK PLUSHES.
The &c quality. all col0rs, a. 6c a yard;
rg-inch six Pushes the Sl0 quality at y
DRESS SILKS.
A bargain IN 9linch All-Sik Surahs, full line or
colcrs, AZ SOC. yord. value 75c:
Black ihadamero-the 81 quality az &c. yard.
the tl25 quality at soc, the sl.'o quailV AT
Armaro and Rhadzmero very handsome
Mourning silks, at DC. and fl.J1 worth $l.2S
Blacl, Fable from SSc a yard no;
Blacs Mores aud sGrabs 90 much less than reg
nlar price KID GLOVES.
A good 80. stitched back Kid Glove az sc. a
pair:
Our 81 quality Undressed Kids at &c pair.
CAEPhrS.
A Big Bargain: The &c. ysrd-wide Hemp Car
pet No arc selling NJ lie. yard:
our -. Ingram Carpet now Is. n yard;
Our 55c. IwC-ply now f}c. q yari;
The 60c Tapestry Carpet We now sell az 40.
AT 65c. a yard we offer the 75c quality Extra
quality wool 1Wo-Ply;
We show a handtome line OF BodY-Brussels as
very low prices.
PLUSH WRAPS.
sl9 viii buy from us this week. the handsomet
g15 seal Plush CLOAK over shown.
At So, So, and s32 va now offer tho garments
tnat Rero considered good value ~ SD so.
ana so D. & r. MiITELDORFEk.
do 4 IuETh 5e7 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

DECEMBER 3-Receipts: 52i head OF cattle,
80 sheep and 1,0sI hogs.
Sales; so head OF cattle, 40 sheep, and 6g5
hOga
Prices:
CGille-BesL tsiAc. grOss; medium 10 good,
Sa3hc. gross common 70 fair, 2a24c. gross.
Sheep-5aic. gross
Hogs acc. net
Bulls-2aic. grosz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Foreman OF the City-Uau htOne-
Horh

Tho Committee on Grounds and Buildings last
nieht elected Mr John Beattie foreman of tho
sto1o-w0rk az tho city llau rice Mr. james
Netherwo0d resigned.
Mr. James Bailey was elected aub-f0reman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID KxEcUTKD AT THE DisfATcH OFFICE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

wuWNGros. y. G., December 3-Turpenuna
steady at 43hc Resin steady: strained, sH.
good strained. S3hc. Tar firm at $3.50. Crude
turpentine 1rm; har1, il.55 yellow dip aud
virgin, fs2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
sTosby's Claim.

WksHTHgTON. December a-Ihe Court OF
Claims to-day gave Judgment for f13 $50 Ia favor
Of Colonel John =. Nosby. late United statos
Consul-General 10 China. This sum represents
feos FOR issuing certificates % the Chinese im-
migrants 10 the United state, ETC., collected IN
hts Official capacity. and for which accounting
the officers Of tho Treasury refused 70 allow him
l-r.ILl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

WILNTNgTON

LOUISVILLE. December 3 - Grain steady.
Wheat-New No red. tl.02: No iongbeTy,
SOB Corn-No. . mixed, Hkc.; white, 49,.
ORt3-No. new, 21lsc. Provisions unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

The best information 10 be obtained here az
present among Republicans who viii talk Is That
cx- Senator 1homas Plntt, Of new IorK. ia going
GO Doc Secretary OF tbe Treasury. lie
is backed by Morton, Hisco'k, Drpcw,
and most ~ the big influential poll
ticiaps ia the states. His opponent % ex-Sena-
tor Warner Miller. II Plat becomes Secretary
o. ihe Treasury Miller viii probably get 20
nrat-rass foreign mission. The information on
which fhcse claims are made Is so authentic
TINT % q almost safo 60 predict absolutely that
Plat. will be secretary Of the Treasury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
GRAIs AHO COTTON ExcaAaaz
RIcHMoso. December D. 1888

WRKLT.-5.932 bushels.
CoRS.-45o OushelA
OATs.-2OiG bushels.
RYR--2l bushelA
sALRs ssroETBD TO SECRETARY.
WHKkT-Longuerry I 400 bushels very good
on private terms: - bushels very good AZ s1.I0;
20 bushels very good al si.0s; GO bushels very
goO1 al sl.08; 400 bushels good al si.0a Mixed,
,s00 bushels very good on private terms short
berry. 30 bushels prime on private terms: Is
bus3 els good az 3l.O7; bushels fair al sl.0k
Total seles Of wheat s.5s2 bushels
Offerings to-day Of wheat 5,sss bushels; same
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

NRW YORK, December Go tOn-Net re-
ceipts, 1850 bales; gross receipts. 9.lIO balos.
Futures closed steady sales. % 40 Dal0s; Decom-
per ST. 49at9.5O: January. So63at90i: February,
sn76agQU. March. sQ.Na9.s9. April SO ga
50 IS. May sl006aSl07; juno. 2l0.ljaildl ID:
July. 80. 22ssl0 %; August $l0.2'a$l0Ss. sop
teIabor. ga91Rsl0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
NEWSNOTES.
NORTH CAl.
Governor scaio. MINUTES Death
.entenee-Annt Hog FhicE.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlapatchl
RAIFCu. n. G.. December 8.-Goyernor Scalos
today cor.uutcd the death sentence Of Miiio
Iotclt 10 imprisonment Tor iiie IN ho peniten-
tiary.
Iast night ia Durham county ar Fsrintosh
farm, "a negro named Dauc Sneai was Shot
dead hy another negro named George Glass.
For some time there had been many thcfs az the
farm and Glass Vas employed o. wGttbWan. Last
night he heard "a noise in one of The hoR-prus.
AMI going iO 30 tuIud Suead ln the ar 81 Kilt
ing ahug. Near The pen were two a'cOmpi'es
Of suoaG. As Glass stood beside the pen Suead
raised 20 strike hiio. AZ TINS instant Glass shot
him through thn head ana Snead foil dead.
Glass walked to Durham aud surrendered Al
the yofOlers inquest this morning verdict was
rem icred hat 10 was Iusu1abie homicide AMI
Glass Was released.
the fourteen parcels Of property sold by
Recover Uowd for the account Of The state
National Bank brought $50 80 net
Your correspondent had an interview with
Receiver Nowd 10 rrgarl To The next dividend %
depoaitors. Major nowd faid thht Ia expected to
pay DOB per ceut dividend In tho next ten day.
3 here does not appear 20 loo much show for more
than 40 per cent % depo-tors 30 fun OF all diyi
donds. The amount may run az mu1h as a. per
cent.
Az mroRTANr DECISION.
Tho supreme Court has just filed decision
in "a case o. great importance and involving IN
immense tract of laud. The case b. That 81 W.
4. Brown aud others against K. Brown IL was
found that the land lu controyorsy-threoY vas.
tracts in Jack 7on county, The MAJOR portion OF
grant embracing 2Ju,2lj acres for which gran.
was issuod 10y thr Governor and Secretary "a
State and for which entry was made iu 1896
WAS within the bounds Of the 1her0aoe-ludIan
reservation. Tho >upromc Court holds thdt the
grant IA utterly iuOpuratye and void ana that %
pss.es no tue. The Court SAY, Justice morri-
mon delivering The opinion. hat " The land ~ not
subject 10 entry and grant under the laws oi This
State. and that neither the Governor. Secretary
OF state, nor any other agency could pass the
title by craut 90 Otherwise. bne OF tho parties
81 the suit loses a great amount OF money by
this decision OF the highest court
GsNlRAL ItENs.
The erpose of Republican election methods,
which vas made oSciusiyCiy Ia yes orday's DE-
patch. attracts general attention. That - bad
county, ami the Democrats there arc actually
AFRAID 10 assert their rights.
Ins Democratic majority on tho state ticko;
ran nearly thousand ahead Of The hguros given
In the newspapers hofore The olacial coun'
MIR. Zschauah ulley. OF Durham county, IS
dead al the great ago Of Que hundred and two
years.
The handsome new courthouse OF Durham
county is almost completed
George ". MADISON. who OF the eleventh hour
came out IS a Republican csndidatof1r Congress
an the Second district, received only u votes, it
appears
a charter is applied for another bank here TO
be opened under tho state laws. There Is q good
opening for &C..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Anntnnr nnhr nnnthcreh.

Coroner Taylor yesterday yiewei tho dead
body OF the ak mOnfh--oii daughter OF William
Saunders, found dead in bed With her mother no
NO i0l north 1Wouiy--c-0nd street yesterday
morning.
Death was probably caused by accidental
emofherug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Ashore. HUI FIosted All R,ghL

MOREaRAp CITY, n. c.. December 8-The
steamer NacO1chee, which Was ashore about
twenty-five miles from Point Lookout ioated at
a. q. to-day AID proceed, Without an escort
Her cargo was partly unloatei. The NscoCchee
sustained no damage 10 her bottom. Gcrrlti's
boats have gone homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Orders by mail or information desired viii re-
ceye special end prompt attention, When GUS
toners are known 70 The house. or Satisfactory
references are furnished, goods will 30 sent on
approval dc Asu. ruAW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

nv Aurlo-American cable n tho Dispatch.l
IOspoN, December 3-1he French steamer
Louis, a. Cardiff. ran into and SUNK the BRUSH
bark Ermiuia at shat port from savannah an1
drove the British ships BcacCuaheld, from Ant
Werp. and NRcedon. from Montreal, against a
rier-head badly damaging both vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

TWI y" w
WTWISGrON. DEL, December 3-Iho follow
ing h the official vote Of the state Of Delaware
castattre late election. Hnrson's highest cleo
tor. 1873: Cleveland highest eioctor. lftl4;
Flax, Prohibition. highe-t elrctor, 400. Total
vote gq,1s2 Cleveland plurality, 2 al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Hnr Meeting.

There viii be a meeting of The bar of the city
of fiohm0ud 90 the rooms of TIE Bar Association
tomorrow at 2 r. NJ. tp fgkc suitable action with
regard 10 lhc death Of the Hon. James y. Dunlop,
deceased. All members cd the lar Of tie city arc
requested 90 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

we auots. Fins. s2sOaSl15. slpecnus, f27os
81 20: extra. 81 J)sf175: family, fiAtL5J pSsen'
family, country, fL75af92)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

"a lady revenue clerk al Harrisburg has
defauIted for $500. She had been specu-
lating.' Who says the cause Of woman's
rights is not maxim uroercss;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Mayor HEWITT thinks there are q number
OF persons in New York who need washing.
How about those who need whiteWashingy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Tho many friends 81 Mr. John i. Creushaw
will Doe glad 90 learn tIut bis alta * of pQ aysis
Was no. so severe ne az irst apprenrn1ed, ana
that be Is now considered comparalYoiy out o.
gl.nunl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
res ranged az follows
aHH


CHICAGO. December wheat was weak 10
day and ruled lower. Opening was AaEc. be-
low saturday close, and declined 4'. more,
rallied &c. and closed about cont below SaIur-
dav. Corn was lteady aud closed about un-
changed Oats we.o cctive on free selling, ana
declined &C.. rallied NC. and closed steady 40
&c under saturdays last sales. Pork opened
weak and 7LalDr lower than Saturdays close.
Later the demand improved and prices ralliod
80a32Lc.. but eased on toward the close, roe
cedinc 25sa1 lsc. and closed steady. Lard wos
active and irregular. closing hlloc. lower man
Saturday. Short-ribs were a-tlVo put weak,
closing eaey aud about unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

"Thc process Of filing the Indiana White
Caps with bird,hot has commenced" Are
there no buckshot in Indiana?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
MARKIAasEA.

LACY-YEsr.--Married. at Weston, Fluyanna
county. Va. the residence Of the brides mother,
on Noyem Der -, 1888, BY Rev. ;. G. Clopton, Mr.
T. a. LACY. or this city. and Miss GEORGE >.
VEST, Of Fluvanna county. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

An accurate calculation shows that there
are not enough Offices by half to accommo-
date the "Original" HARRISON men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
TEE wrlrHsa IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
NIw YORK sroCK MARKET.

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Moore against Tho Cityoi Richmond. Argued
by hlgar Allan. Esl Tor plaintiff in error and
Charlie, =. Meredith, isl, Tor defendant IN or-
rOr, and submitted
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The funeral OF Mr.. WILLIAM BOOKER viii
take place at the second Baptist church. Byrd
street. TO-DAY at 3C'clock. Friends are Invited
70 attend.
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"Russia seems TO be always preparing for
war" some Of these days her preparations
viii De spnlIel.