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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
FINANCIAL.
HEw york. BALTIMORE. AND Bfca'
M0sD STOCK xxcHAEGsA
arsin, Provisions, Cotton, robaoea Tar.
pentins, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut Narketa
IBy telegraph 10 the Dlspssch.l

NEW YORK. February She stock msrset
was = little more active to-day, but the improve
ment was accompanied by 0oHnward move
mont Ia prices. Reports u n rate war ID tne
Vest we're very numerous today and TURNER
pressure of short stocks with some marketing on
long stock gradually saggod the list on. there
was specially heavy selling OF ~ Paul curing
the forenoon, but is was well supported ana
little impression was made upon II. An attack
was then directed against North western ana
Lake Shore with more success. Manhattan was
the feature. dropping = per cent, while Maui
t0ba wss remarkably strong, but the rest CT the
list VAS dull he opening was y pei ce1t
lower on fairly sstiye business, aud further
fractional losses were sustained. when the
pressure OF tocks for sale was Withdrawn aud
some Improvement was made In quotations,
though the market soon became dun lter
stagnailon Was the rule until toward I. ".
when Northwestern aud Lake shore became
the leaders and declined quito rapidly, though
the general list WIS steady There was little
reaction In tue last hour, the market closing
about steady AZ near the opening nSures Total
sales. $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK. February 2-Noon-Stocss dun
and steady. Money easy at Pa per cent kx-
change-Long, 4Sjh; snort 4Sj&. Governments
dull
Erenfn1. Exchange dan and steady Money
easy az 2lJ; closing offered NJ 2 Sio-Erea-ury
balauces-Gold. si3i. $4,000; currency, Sll,ooo,-
coo Governments dun; I per cents. 1854 AZ per
cents, TO- a. state bonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
A CeCAISE VICTIMS CURE.
DR.. Charles u. BRADLEY wresties with
Himself aud Cepquers.

A New York special says: Dr. Charles
ID. Bradley, the Chicago physician who
became a victim Of the cocaine habit
while making scientific experiments with
the drug, is now said to be cured. He
has returned to Chicago. While Super
intendent Bunting, of the Christian
Home for Incorporate Men, at Madison
avenue and Eighty-sixth street, was busy
entertaining some friends one night
week ago. Bradley walked out OF
the institution unobserved. Three days
afterward Mr.. Bunting received
letter from Bradley stating that he had
left the home with a determination TO NIL
his body with cocaine and morphine and
die in that condition. He had $40
which n sympathetic newspaper reader
had sent him, With which he bought the
drugs. But after be had obtained them
his conscience pricked him., and he
walked the streets all night with his
hand on the package containing the
drugs, and finally conquered his I'M
pulse. he next morning he went to
Jersey City and called upon a Jesuit
priest. who had been professor at the
Montreal college from which Bradley
graduated, gave him the drugs, and told
his story.
DR.. Bradley called on his friends at
the home later, and repeated his inton-
ton OF not resuming his old habit He
was looking so well. and was evidently
so strong in his determination, that no
attempt was made to detain him. few
days ago Mr.. Bunting received letter
from Mrs. Bradley asking if it would be
advisable to let her husband return to
Chicago. He answered in the atfirma-
tive.
When DR.. Bradley entered the home
he weighed 10 pounds. During his
stay he consumed from eight TO ten
quarts of milk day besides other foods,
and when he left he weighed l5S pounds.
There are now two other physicians IN
the home who have been suffering in a
similar way. Both are said to be re-
covering rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

FEBRUARY :. lhSH
There was less disposition TO buy old stock On
Change to-day, and transactions were limited
and buyers more careful In selections, while
sellers wero firm In price aud demeanor, and
claim they have sold nothing under last weeks
full prices. An active market has brought In
additional stock from all parts Of tho State and
North Carolina. and buyers will want some time
10 work of large purchases. Sun-cured old sold
vol al auction at to l2s. West Virginia new
was weaker on common and medium grades aud
nothing sold over exc Tho total offering AZ
auction was q packages, of which 10 were taken
in A large receiver says that this crop Il already
more than 30 per cent. marketed aud will soon
be all sold. and he is positive not over 60 per
cent. OF crop wss made. Loose sales were
moderately large, and average In price ss.35,
which Is hgn. Notwithstanding few extreme.
prices we're paid, and nothing over iic Low
grades were Irregular but for dark rich tobacco
active mostly The Thursdays break promises
some fine stemming kinds. The western mar
kets appear rather weak on all but common dark
shipping Tugs. Reflections are heavy aud re-
ceipts OF new on a short crop larger than on an
average large CROP Burley holders are not be-
levers In any further decline, aud attribute the
dun market TO the fact that buyers are not at
work In the smaller markets and country, and
because manufacturers are temporarily well
supplied, while high prices have caused rush
OF the weed 10 market all at once almost The
fancy and high priced grades show most decline.
We hear that the market rallied some to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Business EmbarraSsmcnts.

by telegraph 10 the Dispaicn.l
NEW YORK, February S.-Robert Y.
Hedden has been appointed receiver of
f. A. Schoyer Il Co., importers of teas
and coffces, of New York and Chicago
The firm has been dong business too
large. it is said, for their capital. They
carried stock Of about $1,000 1t IS
reported that they lost $50, 600 in coffee,
which was one of tho causes of their
trouble. The liabilities are not definitely
known. but they are reported to be over
100000.
The schedules of William II. Defor-
rest, silks. show liabilities of 81, 2l5, 4S6 ;
contingent liabilities, S44, 1913; nominal
assets, S2,O0l, l0S; actual assets, 81, APO, =
252.
SPRINGFIELD, ONO, February S.-The
Springfield Manufacturing Company
was placed in the hands OF a receiver
late this afternoon. The company does
a general manufacturing business, Boyd S
graye-vaults. corn-crushers, and hay
rakes being the principal articles manu-
featured. Liabilities, Sl2O, 600; assets,
about S9j, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Alexandria Notes.

Especial telegram 10 inc ilSpHicn.l
ALEXANDRIA, February S.-A fire broke
ont last night in the barracks of st.
Johns Academy, and but for the prompt
efforts of the students and officers much
property would have been destroyed.
Both branches of the Council have in
structed Delegate Corbett to withdraw
his amendment to the Mt-yemon ave-
nue. bill.
The barn on the Shumate farm, near
Warrcnton, with contents, including four
valuable horses, was consumed by fire
Sunday night
Intelligence from Winchester an
nounces the death Of Mrs. Richard
Houck. aunt of DR.. Lawrence Stabler,
of this place.
Messrs. Allen G. Harmon and Joseph
Grigg, ST., two worthy citizens, are re-
ported at deaths door tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
abe Queens speech.

by Ansio-Amercan cable 10 the Dlspatch-I
LONDON. February S.-The Queens
speech was read at the ministerial ban
quet this evening. The speech, after
congratulating the country upon Its pa
cfic foreign relations, announces the IN
tontion OF the Government to introduce
a bill declaring squares and thorough
fares unsuitable for public gatherings a
bill Of broad scope dealing with the
Irish land valuation, and an English
local Government bill. The speech eX-
presses satisfaction at the diminution OF
crime and the improved social condition
in ireland. Other measures announced
are bills relating to land transfers, tithes,
amendment of limited liability, COM
panies' acts, employers liability for acct
dents, and improved technical educa-
ton.
The speech does not refer to the
European crisis. The reference to for
eign relations is devoted chiefly to the
Afghan boundary settlement and sugar
bounties conference. The speech pro-
misses that attention will be gwen to the
question regarding coalng stations and
docks at home and in colonies, and an
nounces that Parliament will be asked
TO receive estimates OF expenses con
nected with the Australian squadron.
A Cabinet council has been summoned
for Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
telegraph Contract Approved.

by tcleFrnph 20 Tue DIspdIcu-I
BALTIMORE, February S.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad directors was held to-day,
President Spencer in the chair. The
working contract executed between the
Baltimore and Ohio company and the
Western Union Telegraph Company on
the 9th of October last was approved. 1t
leaves to the Western Union company
all wires on the line Of the road not
needed for railroadpurposes at a rental of
100000 The contract defines the rights
and privileges Of the Baltimore and Ohio
company in reference to telegraph affairs
with the privilege to employ a superin-
dent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
FIFrIETH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. February 8, 1888.
AennIe.

The resolution offered some days since
by Mr.. Frye instructing the Committee
on Foreign Relations 10 prepare state
ment showing the political organization
OF the Dominion of Canada and of several
provinces Of which it is composed, and
Of the geographical relations sustained
by them 10 the United States and various
other matters, was taken up and adopted.
A bill was passed appropriatIng 81, 2OO,-
600 for public building in Kansas City.
The bill for the relief OF importers OF
animals for breeding purposes IN certain
cases was taken up and passed. 1t directs
the Secretary OF the Treasury TO remit all
duties upon the importations OF animals
for breeding purposes, whether imported
for the importers own use or for sale
and provides that the fact OF such i'm
portstion shall be sufficient defence IN
any pending action.
ar. Riddleberger took the floor and
objected 10 the consideration OF any
matter 10 which objection could be made,
during the time assigned for morning
business. until he could have action on
the resolution offered by him some weeks
since 20 have the British extradition
treaty considered in open session. After
lac had been speaking for ten or fifteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
,,,o WAYS Choose Whichi

There are two usual ways OF doing what Nature
sometimes does incomp etey-namely, 20 relieve
the bowels. One Is 70 swallow a drastic puIga-
tive which evacuates profuseiy, abruptly, and
with pain, the other IS to take HOstetters sto-
mach Btters, the effect Of which isnot violent,
but sufficiently thorough, and which does not
gripe the intes,ines. II the first Is selected the
person employing lt necd not expect permanent
benefit and he cannot hope 20 escape the debili-
tating reaction which leaves the organs as had or
worse OF than before. IL, on the other hand, he
resorts 70 the Btters, he can rely upon the restO-
ration Of A regular habit Of body, consequent
upon a renewal OF heathtul tone IN the intes-
final canal. Besides heaihfully relaxing the
bowels the Bltters a. Ouses dormant liver, inn
parts a beneficial impetus 20 the action OF the
kidnevs and cOunterdcts the early twinges Of
rneumatsm, a tendency to govt and malaria in
ali lis forms te 9-Ih(w)Sa&Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. FEBRUARY 1888

afternoon. This evening the committee
reassembled at the residence oil REPRE-,
sentative Chapman, of Michigan ana
after a short discussion decided upon the
following course of procedure a
formal meeting will be held tomorrow al
? O'Clock, when Representative Brumm'
of Minersville. Pa, will be heard upon
the subjects TO be covered by the pro-
posed investigation. At subse-
quent meeting statements will oe
made by two or three selected repre-
sentaiives of each of the parties IN
interest-namely. miners, nilroad en-
ployees, and corporations, who Will he
summoned to Washington Tor hearing
and for examination. When the com
mittee shall have acquired in this way
general knowledge OF the subjects to he
investigated it will probably take the
field and continue its researches IN the
region where trouble exists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Statisttcinu Dodge.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, February S.-Commis-
sioner Coleman, of the Agricultural De
partIaent, said To- day in reply to an in
duiry that he had not received the re-
signstion of Statistician Dodge. The
Commissioner, il is stated, is placed in
an embarrassing position by the request
made of him in formal petition from
members of Congress asking for Dodge's
removal. The opposition TO Dodge arises
from objections made by persons inter
ested in the tobacco trade TO Dodge's sta
tistics concerning the tobacco crop. On
the other hand, many persons are appeal
ING 10 Commissioner Coleman TO retain
Dodge. Among Others, seyeDty-tive
members of the New York Cotton Ex-
change have sent a petition to Commits
sioner Coleman asking for Dodge's re-
tention. This petition says: Although
many of us differ at times with him IN
his cotton-crop reports, yet we are fully
aware that Dodge is the compiler and
NOT the author OF them, and believe him
10 be an honest and careful public SER
want
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
COTTON REPORT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February S--Cotton nm sales
o-Gay, i53 bales; uplands, 10 9-lgc.: Orleans
10 li-l6c: net receipts. 1914 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 9.4d GALES; stock. t3l ,ys3 bales.
Southern -four In moderate demand. Wheat
Options featureless; closed Sakc. lower: spot
NsKc. lower; No. cred. February. SsasS &c. !:
March, ssy,ass'tc; MAY. 10 l3-l6ssi;sc. Corn
closing weak; spot Aahc. lower and fairly ac-
tive; No 2. February. Sshs59Sc.; March. So q
sac; May. IS a5sAc. Oats Aakc. lower, closing
heavy; No. 2. February. 81 4 k3SAc: March. 81 a
aySglc. May, 81 i3i6aseAc.; No. 2. spot. 3Sa
sue; mixed western. 3saiic. Hops unchanged.
coffee-Eair ITO steady at l6c.: options ciosed
heavy; No. Rio, February, tl3aslSl0; March.
SIG s0aSi3 April. fl255as12S5; May. tI2tOs
si27e Sugar duh and noniaa1; refined dun
Turpentine dull a. 40e. Hides In moderate de.
nsnd. PorR steady ana moderately active. Beef
dull Cut-mests hrm. kidd.es dull Lard cl9sed
dull and weak. western steady spot. kAu2e q
sSO5; February, 7.9sxts03; May, tS0lsssii.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. ND. February s-Cotton steady
niddling. lose Flour steady except ton higher
grades Of City Mills, which acs lower
Howard-strees and western super. ~ a<3.s
do. extra, s3asaf5; 90. family, sias4.b0: Guy
mills super, SA&ala65; Do. extra. S3asa 70: 90.
Rio brands, SAsSasS; Patspsco saperlaive
southern lowE and dull, red. saae,c. amber,
eiascc. western lower aud duh: No. winter
rcd. spot, e7hassAn: February. ssksss ~
March. Sst sSsc.; May. on. ssiAc. Corn-Scatn'
ern easier and quiet. white. ooaSo<e-; yellow
s.a5sc.; western lower and dull: nixed, spoA
5salc. asked; March, s5a5sUs MAY, N4sSec'
Oats lover and dull; southern ana resass"s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09

,sa. ssnffe.. western wfl.-. f0sf2c.: wesfsrD
mlrea. g,as9c. Rye steaay as sss7ec. Hay csey
and luil, prime ~ ch0ice vc.sefn, y asIAs'.
Provisiors stsa9y snd fnirls active. xe.~-pfk.
sides frarkedl and sac. BacoD--sboulders.
7nss,sc: clear.rib sides. &c; bans. ,ssntc.
Lsrd--Rernea, sac. Butter staedy; Western
packed Iaa.s,r creamery, fa3ic. Eggs irfege-
lar AID auiot nj isaIec Petroleum stsady re-
ln.a sasac Coffee sseady. bio cargocs, ordi-
nary 70 fair. l6al6sSc. sugar steady AID qll.t'
A sofa 7c: cnppey-rsfinef arm 81 ibsioe WINS.
key Arm a. N.Oasi.22 Fretgnts 70 Liverpooi
per steamer dun; cotton, 3iod.; nonr' por "o'
~. grain. ikd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. February e., ash quotations we're;
Flour 9uiet ana unchanged. No. spring snea.
7af.ase- No. red. fitc. Corn, aefc. Ost,
81 ara PORK. sil iSsfiAso lard, S.o3ksss.u.
Shorl-r1b sides loose, TN. shoftcleAr sloes.
poxed. 3, a,asa whiskey, tl.H.
LEADING fufures ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
PETERSBURG rEANrT NARGEE


An entertainment was recently given
in Washington. The wines were fur
nished from my establishment. and no
greater praise could be given for wine
than when "a Washington connoisseDr
pronounced the Topaz, a Sherry sod %
me, 10 be superior 10 sherry OF the
vintage Of 1920 which had been pur-
chased by an ancestor OF the person
giving this entertainment
JULIEN BINFoRD, 1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Victim OF a Joke.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

New YORK, February S.-A letter was
received by Collector Magone today
from Secretary Fairchild stating that the
yacht Maria was approaching New York,
and instructing him to arrest all parties
on board. The vessel, the letter stated,
had been engaged in filibustering on the
coast of Honduras. The yacht is the
property of John r. Blevlns, a Wall
Street yacht broker. She was chartered
three months ago by prominent politi-
clans of this city for a pleasure trip to
the Spanish Main. 1t is SAID Secretary
Fairchild is the victim of joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09

Tennyson, the Poet-Lsureate OF England,
,yould have died ten years ago With Norye tx
hs,lstion following brain oyorwork had not his
friends sent % New York for some scotch oats Is
seuce, which thoroughly reinyigoraied his brain
and relieved him OF chronic s'eepiessheSs au .a
sllowad him 70 give 10 the world sofne OF bis
fnest poeticai selections. You, like him. can De
clrod Of any form Of Nervous Exhaustion,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, and the Ike, oy me same
greet remedy. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
House OF Representaaives.

In the morning hour the House re-
sumed the consideration of the bill
making bills of lading conclusive evil
dence in certain cases, and it was passed
The following is the text That when
ever any common carrier by land or
water or its agent authorized TO execute
and deliver bills of lading signs and de-
livers any bill of lading CT instrument
in the nature thereof, purpOrting to
be for goods, wares, or mer-
chandise received by such carrier
for transportation from one State to
another within the United States or
to any foreign country, such bill or
lading or instrumental the nature thereof
IN the hands of any bOnu.hdc holder for
valuable consideration who acquired the
same in the usual course of trade with
out any notice of any defect therein
shall be conclusive evidence that the
goods described therein were actually
received by such carrier in the manner
and for the purpose as therein stated.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of the following members OF the
special committee to investigate the eX-
isting labor troubles in Pennsylvania ::
Messrs. Tillman of South Carolina,
Stone of Missouri, Chapman OF Michigan,
Anderson of Kansas, and Parker of New
York.
The House then at 2:45 o'clock adj
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
OhliIInrX.
rspeclal telegram 20 the Dispa,ch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispa'ch.l
SUFFOLK, Va. February 8.-Mrs.
Martha J. Kilby, mother Of Judge VIII
bur j. Kilby, died at her residence in
Suffolk last night Deceased had been
an invalid for several years, and her
death was not unlocked for She was
the relict of the late John Z. Kilby, who
was one of the most prominent men Of
Il. a. e..tt,p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
CHARLESTON. WEST VIRGINIA.
A Brilliant Wedding go Residence
burned.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

Special telegram 10 Inc Dispatch.I
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February s.
One of the most brilliant weddings that
has occurred in this city for years took
place tonight at the Kanawha Presby
terian church, when Dr. Vaudeville
Thum, of Louisville, KY, led to the
altar Miss Nina Miller, the beautiful
daughter of Colonel $. 4. Miller, of this
citv Rev. f. T. Perkins, of Louisville,
oficiated. Quite number of persons
from the Falls City were in attendance.
The two story dwelling of Captain
John Rust, below this city, was destroyed
bv fire early this morning. Loss, $500
no insurance. Origin of fire unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Chnnce in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LONDON, February s.--The Marquis
of Lansdowne, Governor-General OF
Canada, will succeed the Earl of Duf-
fern as Govemor-General OF India at
the end OF the present year, Lord Dur
fern desiring for private reasons to re-
turn home. Lord Stanley, Of Preston,
will be Lord Lansdownes successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Opium and smuggiers Captured.
n ..1agrarb % tina nizuafeh

WArERrowy, n. Y, February s.
United States customs officials last night
captured sleigh containing $50, 900
worth of opium which was being snug
glen across the boundary-line, near Red
wood, in this county. The smuggler and
owner OF the sleigh were arrested and
taken to Ogdensburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
shot at Dog and Hit Book Agent.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., February Sat
Blackyile this morning j. d. White
shot at dog going out of his gate. He
missed the dog, but hit book agent
from Richmond, Va, named Sampson,
who was walking on the railroad track
a hundred yards distant. Sampson
wound is painful, but not fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
The Democratic Congressional Com.
mittee.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, February S.--The eau
Gus of the Democratic members of the
House which was called for this after
noon for the purpose OF selecting repre-
sentatiyes on the Democratic Congress
sional Committee resulted in the choice
of the following: Alabama. James L.
Jones; Arkansas, Thomas G. McRae;
California, I. L. Thompson Connect
cut, II. j. Nance Delaware, j. Is. Pen
nington Florida, II. H. NJ. Davidson /;
Georgia, Z. W. Grimes; Illinois, Il. W.
Townshend Indiana, Benjamin +.
Shively; Iowa, w. /. Hayes Kentucky,
w. T. Taulbee Louisiana, NJ. Is. Lo-
gan; Maryland, Barnes Compton
Michigan, S. 0. Fisher; Mississippi,
]. NJ. Allen; Minnesota, j. i. Mac
donald; Missouri, James n. Burnes !;
Nebraska, J. a. McShane New Hamp-
shire. l.. +. Mckinney; New Jersey, j.
William McAdoo New York, l.. S.
Bryce North Carolina, +. NJ. Simmons;
Ohio. Beriah wilkins South Carolina,
Samuel Dibble Tennessee, Benton
McMillin Texas, W. Ii. Martin; Nir-
ginia, q. ID. Wise; West Virginia, G. L.
Hogg Wisconsin, Thomas Il. Hudd !;
Arizona, NJ. A. Smith Montana, }. X.
Toole New Mexico, A. Joseph Utah,
J. II. Game Washington Territory, c.
S. Voorhees,.
In the case of the States where there
are no Democratic representatives, or
where the delegations failed to make Sc
Iections. the full committee is granted
power to ill the vacancies in the repre-
sentation. The first person named-Mr.
Jones, of Alabama-was authorized to
call the committee together for the pur-
nose of organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
BUSINESS orroRrrsirIss.

INTENDING TO CARRY OUT MY
Il rixinaiinteation OF consolidating my boS-
naa. AZ my upper store No 100 east Brood street.
IofIer FOR SALE AS A WHOLE until February
IS. ISIS. me STOCK. FIxfuRks. TOOLS, xc.. Of
No sO7 east Broad street.
f'hls Is an opportunity for an energetic nan 70
oN,apy a congratulated stand. fully equipped
for b.islness, al a reasonable priee aud on favor
able terms Apply 10 A. PfIzl>I. JE,
n f-eoa2w sc9 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09
Fail I. baltimore and ohio stock.

10y
BALTIMORE, MD, February Sixty
shares of Baltimore and Ohio railroad
stock sold to-day at 95. This is the low
est figure reached for a number of years,
and is said to result from the probability
that the road may not declare divl-
dend for several years to come. 1t is
thought the shares will SO still lower.