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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
RIcaKoKD TOBACCO MARKET

UsIhEbbh = Ioll
Errors have been discovered in yesterdays re-
pors, and corrected As follows:
qotal uniuspectod stock GA hand November 81,
lss9, should be 5,2lJ hOgsheads aud I'D tlerces
And for same date 1885. gel bog.hsads aud ~
Heres Looso Lolasco Aates october aud N0Fofn-
Dor. 1883. lg65 40 pounds; Tor sane months, ls,s.
lgSlgI poupI5. Tor saDs months, 100, sa,4sO
pounds: for same months, 1853, l,s3i,N pounds
Tho market Today WAS without any particular
feature, with rather small sales on Change.
Wrapper talk was strong. Loose sales veie
about 1000 pounds with saGc tho higbess prices
n tho two warehouses. Quality unimproved
With some cheap tobaccos Of useful grades ssll-
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE w. MAYO. 1890 A. NJ. trustees salo Of
stock OF groceries. glassware. toys. wooden
ware, &C., tn store no. 10 east Broad slr7ee
HENRY /. STAPLES 8 CO.. 40 +. NJ, brick
dwelling No. oW north Sixth street
APPIRsoN 4 CO., 4P. n, commissioners sale
q handsome lot on north side 81 HAVE or
Beverley streets between washington ani
Temple.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 aud II A. NJ, horses,
mules. wagons, &c.
J.H VALENTINE. 10 A. ~, continuation sale al
tho Boston bargain House. itii east Main
street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, f0H A. " and ?. NJ, ell
VsrWare, clocks. br0uzes, &c.
Il. b. CHAFFIN q co, 4 4. ". commissioners
sale Of threo lots on Llggon's Hill, on tho
southwest corner Of William aud James
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
ARniIraaa Inspecttou.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I

cptclAl tolckfaiu W VIC DiSPseehI
NORFOLK, Va, December 4.-to-day A.
]. Cassatt, president, aud W. A. Patton,
yiee-president, and NUMBER OF the
directors and officers OF the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad, several
English capitalists, and Commodore A. +.
Bsieman, managing director, and ali the
officers OF the Atlsntic and Danyille rail-
road went over aud inspected the latter road
as far As built 10 the Brunswick-eouniy line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
The Epidemic Ended.

10y ltI0bEaUl 70 tHu Df7Is1"I'I
GAINESVILLE, FLA, December 4. Surgeon
Martin discharged the last case OF yellow
fever under treatment to-day. The fumiga-
ton IL progressing and will be completed in
3 few days. The Board OF Health declared
the epidemic ended to-day snd through
traffic has been resumed. The frs, passenger
train arrived this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
In Honor az Longssreet.

10y sriostHP'N W s'~ -T'rf-NN--i
INDIANAPOLIS. lSD.. December 4.-General
Lopgstreet lsfg for Mississippi this afternoon.
=. 4. sud Alton Angler. Of Atlanta. Ca, gave
diuner at Sow DrIlsOn this mOraing IA honor Of
General tonEstreet and their friends. Tho
guests present we're General Lougstreet, Russell
Harrison, Priysie ecreiary halford, Dr. e. j.
WlIsoo. Jude h. B. Aariindale, - G. Atkins
DR.. W. p. Johnson. Colonel L. d. Woodruff, 81
Auburn. =. t.; Charles N. Maker, of the
journal, and Colonel y. IL Holiday. Of ,he Ners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
work OF GreenesviiIs CouHty Court.
Special telegram 70 the Dispztch.l

PrrERsBrRG, Va, December An the
County Court,lf GreeDesville to-day the case
OF Walter Harris (colored), indicted for The
murder Of Authong PsrhAm, was continued
until the Janusry term for trial The plea
of insanity viii be urged in behalf Of the
accused. Parhsm was struck down sud
Killed with "a axe by Harris while alone
and eating h's breakfast
Edward Powell (cOlored), charged With
unlAwiully cutting j. W. Williams al p0lt-
ical gathering, was sentenced to jail one hour
and Gned s..
George Walton tcolored) wss convicted OF
larceny and sentenced 10 tue county jail and
Gnec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
The west virEisi. Eiseaou.


WASHINGTON, Decenber 4. The receipt OF
the news OF the result OF The recount In
Charieston, ". Va, by which Anderson
meuocrail for Congress from the Third
district, y given 4 majority OF seventeen aud
tie election OF Fleming (Democfatl for
Governor, probably assured. did not disturb
the Republican leaders, 90 they Say. They
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
The Body Of a Srcw Ded .iiti.
fp,. tat.yraoh IN thu IisDafchl


PIRMrNGHAH. ALA, Decen Der AT Fast
ake. six miles from this city to-day the body q
a white girl ton OF twelve ears old was iounf
floating IN the laks. Dean Wss Causrd ~
drowning, aad the body hsd cgidsutiy been b.
the va er several eays. ls has not been don't
ned add the liar Il q complete mystery. The
coroueris inquest vas concluded to-nighi, bat 10
cue to the GIRLS Identity has been discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Am Aceidentnl wounding.

Mr.. Charles Euos. an dttdche OF The inter
nal.revenue onicc in this city. accidentally
shot on the fore1nger OF bis right hand 10
his Office IN the cusiom.house Monday. Mr..
Enos was removing revolver from his
pocket when the weapon caught IN his
clothing, causing il 10 discharge with the
above painful result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Resignation of - Member OF the
medical Examining Board.

Or. W. W. Douglass, Of Warsaw, Rich.
mond county, who was recently reappolnted
member Of the state Board OF Medical
Examiners. has written Governor Lee let
ter declining to serve longer Or. Doug
lass SAYS his business engagements Will not
permit Of his accepting the position for an
other term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Richmond; Lewis Braxion aud wife TO
Charles II. Brown, lst feet on D0yal street
near Brook avenue, $3.50; Guy and Cooke.
special commissioners, 70 the Richmond ana
Allegheny Railroad Company, 90 iset on
Eighth street between cary and Canal,
eff OO0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
w anr- nnaa,a Once.

Mr. sol. Haas. the general traffic manager
Of the Associated Railways, will shortly oc-
cupy the looms over the Office Of the South
ern Express Company and they are nov
being refitted for bis use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
AL,re-snvlng MEDAL
lBY teIeEr.ph . be- DLspatch.l

Dy toitktApn " t1o D9PaNHl
WASHINGTON. December 4,-1he Secretary
OF the Treasury mas awarded a silver life
saving medal 10 Jshn 4. Deliesseline, OF
South Carolins, for heroism In SAVING wo>
man fron drowning In the harbor Of Charles
ton, S. c., In August last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Lnan pspa.l, Gem pspy.

Al the organization meeting OF TIE hfal
Estate Loan Deposit Company neld isst eve,
n,no the following officers were ibdslied and
cas armed President ". l.. WaItng, Jf.;
Ylce-P President, Dr. Joseph 4. Whisei SEQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Convict Contract AuEuiied-
~ tafa0ruph Ia fsta Tu9narrb

JACKSON, hIss., December The Board o.
Control Of the PenigsutiAry today alnuiled Tho
c3pvict-labor lease OF tho Gulf and ship Island
railroad because Of the failure Of the raiiroad
company % comply with the contrast 10 the mat
ter Of making payments; also, for is failure 70
treA. the prts9negs properly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Gensrai AYers Dend.

by telograDh % the Dlspatch.I
NEW YORK. December A. Maior.Gcueral
Romeyu b. Ayers. colonel OF the Second
United states artillery, stationed in Florida,
died at Fort Hamilton this morning. lie
had been on tie sick list for several months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Far Aleaples.nena
UsE HcRsEpORD's ACID l'nesrI

UsE HoRskP0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. q. X. Dske. BelIeyilIe. III, says: ~
have found II, and II alone, 10 be capable OF
producing q sweet aad natural sleep ia eises
OF Insomnia from oyefwofk OF The brain.
which 80 often occurs IN active professional
aud businessmen"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
A Failure.
a 0hibEe.
.n..i......t. % M nl.nat.t,

TBy Telegraph 70 me UiaDaIclI
DANyrLIE, Va, December 4.-D. Nacks,
dealer in hats. shoes, and genllemen's fur
nishlngs, made sn assignment here TO-DAY,
with liabilities Of about $1,000 and assets
of about $1,000. The principal creditors are
in New YORK, Baltimore, aud Phliadelphia.
Nacks has been In business only abort time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
eALrIMnRE srnck MARKEE

BALTIMORE. No. December 4-Virginia con-
sol.. 20 aIked: Do. io40r, % bid: do 5s, NAat9;
baltimore ami Ohio stocA, 9)&. Northern Central,
~ ll: Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore
Is ny asked. do. -. b,ata. 90 Us, 81 pid, con-
eoItiated ess bonds, lllalilB; DO. stock.
H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHTRswrrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Txchangss--0rsin, Flour, Cot
tor, Meat, and other Quotations
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

s------, wAsaiSaror. December t-Indica-
tions for Virginia aud North Carolina,
! !llR fair. followed wsdnssdsy By rain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Increasing tho Pubiic-sehOoI Fnni.

icy T0IogTHV1 y Illo I7IsPal1Il
MoNrGOsxEY. ALA. December 4-Ino HOUSE
~ EepresenfatiYes to-day passed the bill asd-
ing $1,000 to the public-shooi tuGd. II has
already passed toe joint resolution proposing
A constitutional amendment allowing special
loesl tax Of City cents on the 500 Tor school pur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

We ioto Flas. s2S)ssaTj, supernne. s17Sa
a.. 25; extra, sl5)eskTj' tsnuy, &fAslt) psteai
family, c0lutrY ffI3asAg3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

- ZE.EN.ysrrl


ANAAiNfIB STATION. U"fHluucT =, lN0>s
A. regular moeriug a. Charlotte Division
No gal, Order OF Hallway Conductors, tho FOL.
loving resolutions were adopted
Whereas tho Grand CHEF Conductor OF tho
urfvorBs mas seen Oh ID remove from our midst
our esteemed aul worthy brother. g. -
WOJTrOs. who has been AFFLICTED for the pasI
seven mOaths,
Rss0tsd, That by his DEAN hi5 family loses
loving husband and fathof, the Richmond anl
DgnNllo Railroad Company n worthy conductor.
aud the order VI hGilWay Conductors valued
member.
R>s0irsi, TbnI whla 40 mourn our loss ys
bow our heads IN humble submission 70 Hin
VINO doeth al thiugs we'll.
hes0igsd. That our charter bo drnpof IN mourn.
ing for thirty DAYS. HcOpy ~ those resolutions %
spread on the minutes OF no meeting, a copy Dc
seat 10 tho Dsrea,ed f4mi'y y. a copy published la
the Conductors 10nfhIy, sud u copy DO published
Ia the Richmond Dspaie4.
r. w. MOORE,
q. N. BLifH.
!. II. SMITH.
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
LAsFKIGmr's AmUsrMENTS
Lady Audiey's SecFet-IngOmar-rorn
PaCe'a HoadtuE&

At the Mozart lsst night Layluia Shannon
was not only greeted by the members OF The
Virginia Arcanum. who, attended by their
ladies', witnessed the performance, hut by a
numerous and fashionable audience besides.
The play, "Ladv Audley's Secret" taken
from Miss BrsddOn's novel, has been before
presented in Richmond, but It Is safe TO as
sert that never before has better or more
realistic rcpreseutation Of the novel been
given.
Miss shannon IN her character Of Lady
Audley bss unquestionsby proved her right
TO be classed as star Of magnitude, for her
impersonatiou IN this instance established Der
right 20 this rank.
At the end Of each act she was called be-
fore the curtain.
Miss shannon, with members Of her COM
psny. were present al The banquet after the
performance.
M. Lndoric Chelle, member Of the or
chestrs. composer OF the waltz dedicated 10
the Bellies OF Richmond" received from
the stage besulilul bouquet from the ladies'.
THE RICHMOND THEATRE.
Miss Alhertlne Gslatlu rs Psrthsuia gsye
"a very sweet and poetic representation 81
that character lat night and had MIR. Will
tam Beach 10 psv lngomar the Barbarian,
which he did IN clever slyle.
Tenight the piece is Romeo aud Juliet;
.ii.s Gsllatln as Juliet, Of course--a Tdie in
which she has won well-deserved fame.
I'd. Madigar, agent Tor j. X. Emmett Is
IN the city making arrangements for the lat
fer's appearance at the Theatre December
10th aud llln.
TOM PAGE.
pr. Thomas Nelson Pages readings from
his own works at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall lastr htwere attended
hv q lsree and cultivated audience snd were
given in delightful style, reproducing the
savings Of his characters with great eNsctness
Of dialect The selections were from " A
CAPTURED santa Claus" "Old 'Suacted, >"
ana Two Little CODfederates.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

NRW YORK, December d--The stock Marker
was generally higher throughout tbs day than
last syeniDg, hut Missouri tactic and Athison
we're very weak spots aud checked the natural
disposition OF The market 20 advance, and To-
night tbs let IL irregularly chsnged win a few
I'M oFtant moyemea Tor the day. The inciina-
ton 10 sell stocks upon the uncertainty OF the
situation IN The Southwest WIS iess pronounced
this morning. but the general list was nrm aud
STRONG. The weak spots. however, were Missouri
40 the opening and again toward the close. and
tho weakness was accompanied by rumors mat
the coming dividend would DO passed. NO
statement could o. obtained ga regard 20 the
matter. Tho disposition evidently being 20 dodge
the question rendered Il a fair mark for toe At
iscks Of the bears all through the
Gay. The impression mad0 upon the other
leading SHARES by the movements OF toe
two weak stocks. however, Was vcry slight anu
few stocks nuctuaied over the range OF more
than / per cent Northern Paeiac, Unson Pa
eide and oregon TraDscondaestal were fAf0r-
eby Affected by tho news o. the day. bus LAse
Sh, re- was weaker than fer some days pact. con.
siderable pressure being brought hgsiost tnas
stock, Pat It's final 70 ingianincAnt Gransers,
as n clsss, were quite strong, out the doubts 10
regard 10 future action by the Erie on tbs qees-
ton OF different ial ratee had the eject 81 rstnsr
restricting operations in the stocks OF the trunk
lines ard they wore comparatively sluggish All
day lone. Manhattan was the exception 10 Tue
other Gould stecks, and scored handsome all
yanse. Late ia the day Missouri Pacific lost 81
and Atrhison ~, white Manhattan rose \, III
Other changes being for fractions only. sales
aggregated 2s5.00 shares.
Eysntac.-gychsngs quiet steady, and I'M
ca Iuco1 a. 4S5h elsa. heney easy ~ ~ ~ per
cout Su0-Iroas. ~ oaiancess-6olG. SIS. tsz,uOO;
s'eaiy; I psresnts, 1891, ~ coupons lO% state
honda fIufl nnl firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

You ought not catch cold; but II you
do, use Or. Bulps Cough Syrup. PEice IS
ceuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

DECEMBER A-hsrsot steady. Receipts from
tho COUNTRY reported Light New prime, axe:
extra prime, $50: fancy. &c.; common. case;
shelod, 2ha3c factory hand-pickod. taohc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
MOVING SLOWLY.
GEe Congregational Machinery Not
Yet Well OiIed.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular CoFrespondenLl
WAsWNGT0N. ID. c., December 1.-The
congressional machinery isn't vet well oiled
and business doesn't 20 ahead IN either
branch Of tue National Legislature. How
ever. this is Away. The case. and u is the
exception rather than The rule that much II
ANYTHING ~ consequence is done before tie
Christmas holidays. The Senate had very
snort session. For more l1an Two weeks
there has been speculation going on a. To
whether the Senate larn bill would
he taken up agala this session. snd
IL So Ubat The prospect was for dis.
nosng 90 the measure. Mr.. Allison, Of
lows. took some people by surprise
This afternoon when he arose IN hls place IN
The chamber and proposed 10 20 right ahead
with The confederation Of tue bill. He took
Tie Democrats some What by surprise, II must
be admitted, for senator Vance, Of North
Carolina, one OF the prominent members OF
the Finance Committee, 10 behalf OF his party,
asked for more time. Then Il was that Sena-
tor Allison consented TO have the matter 20
over until Tomorrow. II is his purpose 10
20 right ahead at , O'Clock p. 81. tomorrow,
so be SAYS. and no one seems TO doubt bis
sincerity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
mAarsE INrELLIsENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcENsEG 4. issz
.nnln.n
DEcxxBxR 1, 1874

DEcxxBxR /. isa
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAV'
w ing sold our interests In The Ola Domln-
ion Specially Company 10 Mr.. BARTON =.
GRUNDY. Late Of Polk KILLER A Co. cordially ~.
or friends aud the public 10 give 70 The CON PaDy
the same generous support that it has received
since is organization. IL Is homo enterprise
Tor the manufacture Of the large aud varied mo
u druggist sundries, aud Nc can assure Tao
uAio that theY will md the goods Of This oom-
pAny 70 be pat Up vita the best care aad god
tasIe, Of unsurpassed quality. and a. ressonsote
prices. The once and factory oil ne oompaAy
Is ~ No. IL north Fourteenth street
POLK MILLER,
ROBERT @. CABKiI, ia,
4. W. cHELf,
O. r. SHklEA
de6w WE TAYLOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Representative Stone. Of Kentueky. intro
dueed in the House to-dav a bill providing
for . constitutional amendment 20 that
Presidents aud Vice Presidents OF the
United States shah be elected oy a direct
vote Of the people. he says that be thinks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
VANCE NOT WELL.


Senator Vance is not AZ all well. and was
compelled To 20 az once to his home when
The Senate adjourned, although be wanted to
remain at the Capitol and confer with some
o. the leading Democrats regarding the policy
10 be pursued.
Senator Beck Is still confined 10 the house
by indispositi0n, and IL is doubtful II he will
De strong enough TO take part Ia the tarin
discussions. lie is A. the residence OF bis
son-in.law, Msior GOodlOe, about three niles
from Ws.hiugtOu, where he has been
ever since his return from Fortress Mon
roe. Indeed. the distinguished Kentucky
Senator is IN such poor health that he Will
probably not make bis sppt arance at all III
The Senate this session, much less take part
in the tsrin discussion. lie is one OF the
heat souipned debaters on the Democratic
side; has alWags made the question OF reye-
nue. q study, though OF course he has, like
ali men, some peculiar notions on the sub
ject. Senators Cockrell aud Harris vent out
TO Major Goodoe's this afternoon to see
Senator Beck.
HAVE not CONFERRED.
Senator Harris when asked this afternoon
hy the Dispatch correspondent what Inc
democrats proposed doing said that they had
not vet had au opportunity TO confer, but be
Thought the fight would be continued on the
same line-thst is, the Republicans would I'M
sist 90 mainlxluing high rates of duty aud
the Democrats would offer amendments pro-
posing lowering Of tariff duties wherever
il could be dore. lie did not an
ticinate, however, that the Democrats
would be able 20 accomplish ANY,
Thug on their line in the Senste as the Re
pubiIcaus had majority, aud they were
PROBABLY united enough 20 pass the bull SUD-
stantially in The shape IN which It came from
the committee last september.
Senator Cockrel said he thought the Senate
bill weuld pass, but be doubted II tue SEN
ste and House would be abe 10 agree upon
any compromise that would become law
before the expiration Of the present Con-
gress.
RANsOM's OPINION.
Senator Rausors, Of North Carolina, is OF
the opinion thai the bill will be passed. ~
the Senate, and be expects to take part Ia
the discussions aad Offer certain amend
ments affecting the internaLrevenue ques-
ton, in which bis own State aud Virginia
are so much interested.
The House got into O. wrangle to-day over
bill 10 erect 4 statue to General Knox, OF
the Revolutionary War, and It lasted Tor
several hours, Mr.. kilgore, OF Texas, doing
the obstruction act 70 bis hearts content
That gentleman has been opposing steadily
during bis tern all measures OF this kind.
POPULAR MAJORITY.
Representstiye Stone, Of Kentucky, intro
dueed in the House to-dav a bill providing
for = constitutional amendment 30 that
Presidents aud Vice-Prcsidents OF the
United States shall be elected oy direct
vote Of the people. he SAYS that he thinks a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
r,np eATE TWO 100 HORSE

EOR SALE, TWO 100 HORSE
n POWER BOILERS:
one a kSF-PONRK LOCOMOTIVE bOiLfk.
one 40 HOksa- POW ER LOCOMOTIVE BOILER.
All mas sspsclai'y i0r ths Exposition. win
stacks nfsing sad tools complete aAd nrss-cixss
N a. 10, IkET OF TIA 10 FgEr Of ana. ~
rsET al fs-ls sIlARffNG. Hhk0kAS BEAR.
IKE. &c. Also. ne foilosing stkAk Pups: ~
FEET eiNcH PIPE s9 fkkt sthyh fifa
PiyK b FKEr as-fScH PIP &, ica Fkxr3.lNlh
plPr 81 FkKT 2INcH Plff, sst fkEf
ie-fScH PiPE. t5f FEET ih-lNca PIPE. Ssh
ffgr f-lNCH ftr8 80 fkkf GALVANIZED
fL-IXcH piRE RAILING.
Two cCRTfs STEAM raAPs No >
ATOMS ENalNE coal
me Above cza be sssn Z, ths &xpeslUoa-
Grounds ana are offered ., . seIsstn
DO ssodss sssss'.',.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

COTTON REPOxr
Markat firm.
oUoTITiosx
kfDDLIN5. exc.
Low xfDoLfsG. 9'<c.
JooD ORDGsAEY. Stc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
PROHIBITION.

rcv. N. A. Delan0, d. D., OF Connecticut,
mex rraenfed a parer 90 Prohibition.
DO b. better. be said, 90 20 hence with
df,atd candidates aud failure than TO cons
promise vita this evil TOE word eNpedi'
enc, is not In coos VOCABULARY. Cod no.
where gives bis people TIE right TO wink AZ
recognized evil. truth asks, is it right aud
uot B, So tImeiy. 4 Christian voter must not
ssk. "What can | do buswbat ought 10
oof' ProhlDllionlsis have lifted THIS whole
question 90 higher plane. christian
voter owes nothing 10 majOrites. nothing 70
popular opi0loa, but everything 10 COD anu
conscience.
TIE citizen has % fight The saloon alone.
lie hs' lsw on HE side. but The saloon say
iu higbIicen.e Philadelphia st,ill hish
license msy clear this disease from the lace
and locE. option NAV throw II out on the
body, but tie disease gors on eauag our too
lus Of society sud the nation. Hlsn heehse
on'y makes the saloon mere Respectable.
ne speaker quoted the statements OF
brewers and dlstillers thai high license ava
rot iniuIe heir business and barred out pro-
Mbiti0n. "Must North and South continue
10 license sin m order 20 keep sectionaiism
alivef sln for prohibition because me
lguoF interests are UNANIMOUSLY sgaihss u,
said he ~ conclusion.
oTBEg sFEAKgHs.
Dr. g. Il. xsiop. OF Louisville; Has the
Stale rigid 10 suppress tsc saloonk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

DoOK AND Job WORK NEATLY
ID xxxcugxD At yaE plsrArcx ossicn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
NEW YORK sroCK HAsKsT.

Mean temperature. .....................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05


CARY.-Diod, CT Pe.'rspurg, Va. November
eSth, SARAH. daughter % >. 8. lni sarah n
Cary; aged four years.
CARY Died. ~ Petersburg. Va. December
lst. LILY. daughter Of >. 5. and sarah Il. Cary.
aged soysn years.
fredericksburg Va papers iloase copy.
GOODE.-Died. November co.h, Al 6.SO +. ",
al tho residence ~ her husband. iohn &. Goode.
Ia no city " richmond. Dl ANGHk G. OOODk;
I'm mo thirty-eirih GEAR ui her aEc.
hef death was ulio. nct serene AZ her NE
had oeeu pure rni lhiia.-hke, Rrd wish resig'
nation nGsd a. IT,
Bought VII d price beyond e'teom
Ike none tot CHRIST could pay;
Ana called t0 vaaf her fiatem
Meath nis throne 80 endless day
Chanting aloud n music Wect,
High ia Ills perpetual Mhy,
E,heroa. hymns at0dud lia !cet
J. MIG.
VAN DR YESTKR.-niel. Last night, aia quar-.
ter 10 n O'Clock, 10 iha residence Of her SOD,
Robert Iauhm Van dc Nrnter, NrS MARY
GREENLEASE. widow OF Joseph Van do venior.
OF this c.ty, IN tho segeny-iourih year Of her
ago.
Notice Of The funeral w.l DO published IN tho
evening papers.
mars ID. . $50 COIy.