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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

belt ex-Champion Albert challenged him to
another race for the championship OF the
world. and under these condiiions-thst
each man entering put up $1,000 10 be d.
yided between the walkers IN addition to
bali OF the gate receipts. All the contest
ants returned 10 the track between and 10
O'Clock. Flowers were showered on
them and they spurted around the
track. Liitlewood came out, and,
though llmping badly, he went around
the track. being chsered to the echo.
At this time IL was estimated that fully
10, 900 people were in the garden. when
the pedestrians bad flushed their tramp at 10
o'clock they were taken to the hotels In the
vicinity. The receipts for the week amount.
ed 10 about s19.l23. OF this sum s9,66l will
be divided among the walkers. Littlewood
will get 1884, with 1000 added for break
ing the record. Herty gets Sl.T2l; Moore,
S1.147; Cartwright, $3.50; Norsmac, SJ13i
Hart. sis3; HOwarth, S3S2; COnnor, s2s6
Golden, SOL, aud Mason, sos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
nninm smugrIer pnnlshed.

y LsIFEftIN % NO UI.UHI'l.I
AUBURN, y. Y, December Erwin A.
Gardner, convicted OF smuggling opium,
was sentenced this afternoon 10 four wears
ia the Erie nenltentiary ard fined $4,000.
a verdict was this evening rendered Ia
another case. IN which Gardner WAS charged
with conspiracy with John G. llanes, a
Young lawyer Of Seattle. ". r. The verdict
was not guilty as TO Halncs and guilty 30 10
Gardner. Inths clsp an additional sentence
q two wears imprisonment wa' Imposed
upon Gardner, making MS total penalty six
years imprisonment aud $4,000 fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

DRCRHBER !. 1888
ITS % be bopoi that planters Wh0 are 10 want
OF Christmas money will bring IN KIDD And
quality q tuo weed thar tho tobacco men here
want or will buy At Agood price. There has
been but llt,ls Of that sort sold here this week.
while some has been 50 mean as 10 pass without
d bid This 10 not the buyers fault they donF
want such stun Iii not the neWspHper9 faslt
FOR they have proclaimed the state Of tho mar
ket. but those who won't read or heed must
needs be hurt At their own expense. Yesterday
snd to-day together very satisfactory sales Oh
bright cutters were made. aud furthermore Ne
learn that gooily quantity Of Old Wrappers
ana another lot Of smokers also changed hands
a. good prices. Thus is would seem tho market
Is still nourishlng IN bdghis At least
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

10y I--I'sI UII 70 ITO = I'I7-3 III
INDIANAPOLIS. December 1.-THE switch
mems strike seems dead. There were nouew
deyclopmcuts to-day. TraGit is resumed
every where. and the strikers have lost their
Jobs. The talk about the engineers and fire.
men going o. strike TO force settlement II
tue sWitchmeu's Grievances grows less every
day, and even the strikers no longer clym
snv radical action Of this character I'm their
behalf. chief sargent, of the Fremen,
passed through the city at midnight last
night On r0uiet 10 New Orleans. He was in.
teryiewed and stated there was nothing re-
Nuirlng bis nIescnce here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

By telegraph % tho DispRtch.l
GAINFsylLE, Fla, December Sur
ccou Martin reports no new cases since last
wednesday. The weather is warmer, and II
there is 10 new outbreak Gainc vile viii
need no more aid. TIE people are waiting
mxousv for surgeon-Gcneral Hamilton TO
provide for destroying Infected bedding.
pOigD OF HEALTH HrLLETlS.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. December There
have been five new cases OF ye'iow-ieyer in
Tho past tweniy-ioUr hours-iour whites
aud one coorCd. There were tN0 deaths
Anna Cummings (wnitcJ and LIZZIE Philips
lcoIorcd). Total cases, 4G91; total deaths,
4l0. Dr. Porter to-day issued long list Of
rules and regulations governing disiniecii0n.
4 furniture firm in Philadelphia has secured
the costract for supplying the bedding 10
the Government to replace lhAt destroyed.
The burning and disiuiectinS viii begin on
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
runsntt,-lwn CI.arters.

Irt 0e CITY Circuit Court Yesterday two
small suite r. ere Instituted and two charter,
uc.r granted. one ~ which was to the Pow
Ililu CLUB. ihc objects of which are 20 no
boI thc principles ~ the Democratic party
and 90 promote social Intercourse and har-
mouy lu local politics. TIE corporstors 'rc
Nc.srs. Roccr p. Atkinson, J. y. Grymc,
WyrGlam r.. Meredith. Charles w. Goddiu,
nul Walter Christian. The capital stock Is
Goo he mot exceeding 5000.
The other charter va, TO the Bachelors
CWn. The colporatofs sre wilmer Padtctb
O.. 81. johnson, ri. y. O'ponueu, Michael
Berger, and -. G.. Griffin. he capital stock
d. to boz not lcs, than $1,000 nor more than
$4,000. In shares Of $40 each. THIS club is
entirely social in rs obieci-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

TTy I0T0sTHTN " NO TT8THT'N1I
CuCaG0. December IA dispatch from
Lexington, Nv. saws: The second fatal
dynamic explosion on The Kentucky Mid
laud railroad within ten Gays occurred
THURSDAY afternoon. Four men were killed
and several dangerously injured. The men
working al the place where the explosion
occurred were conyicts leased from the state
by the contractors Of the road. The men
were blaslng rock I'm q cut, when toe dyna-
mite CHARGE was exploded while all were at
work. James McN4rry, boss OF The gang,
was among The killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

fiy t0legraph 70 INC UtpnlchI
New ORLEANS. December L. The weather
va, cool and partly cloudy to-day and the
trR. was maddy.
First rpce-three quarters OF q miIe-SkO-
beloa non; III Dorado second. Orange Girl
third. Time. l:2-l.
second racc-clcyen sixtcenths N q mile
Lulu May won; SyntaX second, 20. Albaus
third. Time, l.l4.
Third race-tbree quarters Of mile--Al-
peaa won; Hardy second, iris third. Time,
liz.
Fourth racc-fltcen sixteenlhs OF mile
Whtenosc won; Sherwood second, John
Daily third. Time, 1:tfi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
rnlten ALatea Court.

This court was in session for a short while
yesterday. Toe jury was adjourned for the
term and m the afternoon Judge Hughes
left for Norfolk.
Lafayette Msrklin was convicted OF having
uustHmped tobacco IN bis possession IN Vlo-
iAtlon Of The revenue laws aud sentenced 70
one years Imprisonment IN the penitentiary
At Albany and a Zoe OF si,00
Robert Brown (coloredl. convicted on I'm.
day OF selling liquor without the special
United states license, received the same SEN
Ilnpe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Coroner Taylor was on yesterday morning
called upon 90 view the bojy Of month-old
chli of Mas. Julia Weems, residing a.
NO. 1875 east Main street. Ihe infant was
sleeping ia cradle by the side Of the
motuers bed and was ireiul for a short
tm, about 4 O'Clock 10 the night, but soon
frU into siumbcr and was found dead at 9
O'clock Yesterday morning. 10 msy possi-
Div have been smothered in The bedclothes {;
Lut more likely died from disease.
Later the Coroner viewed the body OF a
uno.monthsoid cM,d Of Martha Jones
Doiorcd), rc.idnc at No, GS2 north Eighth
street. lu This cl.e death was undoubtedly
oc,s,i'red oy the infant being smothered
lY ue..mIns enlLn..cd in tie bodcIOthos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

this season with great success, opens IN en-
esgcment AZ the Mozart on Tuesday night
next ~ Lady Audley In "9'he Mystery OF
Audlov Court" on this occasion the mem
bets OF Virginia Council, No. %, Royal Ar
canum, will attend IN a BODY with their Ia
dies. The play Of "The Mystery NJ Audley
Court" ~ founded on the interesting novel
by Miss Braddon, and the character assumed
nv sli,s shannon i said to be exactly suited
o. her. both a. TO her style Of acting aud also
a. 20 her personal appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
montnr pebt Ata.ement.

lby tl0graIh % the DIspufrh'I
WAsuNGTON. December L. The debt state
ment ssued to-day SHOWS the increase OF the
pu,lic debt during the month OF November
10 De- 81. l9asl7: decrease OF the debt since
June 30tb. 1904 sJ3J7; cash Ia the rrea-
sury. SGI2.I84GZL0t; gold certificates out
stancng. Sl2g.2Gi.92S; silver certificates out
standing. 1927. ilj. $50: certificates Of de-
po.it outstanding. 1880. 900; iegal-tenders
outstanding, $54C,C-LOlG; fractional cur
rency mot includiog fhe amount estimated
q, lost or Destroyed S6,9l9,9lS4I; total
interest-besrlng debt, S941,0Gs 202, total
debt Of aH kinds, s1.G9t915, -j).12; deot
lees available creoIts. pl,tiS, $50, SJ3.OI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

The funeral OF Ms. Mann 5. Valentine
fook place from The residence ot her husN
band. corner OF Eleventh and Clay streets.
We. tcriav afternoon at O'Clock. The ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. Mr.. Camp
beu. Of the Presbyterian, ana Rev. Mr.. Nash,
" the Episcopal Church, Snd were impress
siye and touching. In accordance with
REQUEST trere were no flowers, but the large
number OF persons present vas a striking
tribute 10 the memory OF the deceased. Ths
intermeut took place At HOLLYWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

and Randolph, $1,000; W. W. Cosby, Jr,
and wife 10 David b. Jones, their interest In
property assigned to them by l.. h. Jones,
o.; Joseph q. Dickinson aud wife TO Jar1cl
II. Pesy. ~ feet on Clay street corner Of
Tweuiy-eightb, sl.2l0; Layluia ". Jones to
". W. Cosby, Jr.. her interest m 30 feet on
Clay street corner Brook avenue. Sij; II. y.
Williams aud wife 10 Hattie Wilson's trustee,
q feet on Moore street near OAK, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

10y tolograph % Inc UHpaIchI
ST. JOINS. \. f.. December i.-Archibsld
Silirs was found this morning 10 bis office
with two pistol-shot wounds in bus breast
and two in the back Of his bead. Nllliam
parnel, his partner, is thought 70 be The
murderer. Physicians are now at ParnelFs
house endeavorlng to save his life. lie Il
suffering from the effects Of poison self
administered. Silars was general fayorite.
He bad been thirty years IN business and had
amassed fortune. II IL supposed that bus-
ness Engagements led 10 the tragedy. II il
the most terrible Of the kind which has &C.
Cured here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
MARKETS By rxLEexAPa
NrW YORS.


NEW YoRK. Decsm0er i.--Cotton steady;
sales, i25 bales: sales last evening. - bales
uplands &c: 0risans, iOc. net receipts et all
ports TO-DAY, 1885 bales; expors-to Great
Britain, Il Sol bales: 70 France, ass bales: ~
tue ConuasnL 1904 balss; stock. 7sA,yo9 bales.
Southern nour steady and quiet Wheat dun
snd unsettled; No. Z RED. si0I4asl.0iA, els
sasos: NO. 2 red. Decembsr, ti.CS'f ssLo5h,
closing al Si-05k: January. tiOo. sSl.W: May.
81. !. sfi. I17., closing a. sii2k. Corn nfm aud
kaic. higher: No. !. 47ha%71c.. elevator; OPP
tioas 5fAs.c higher aud nrm: Dscem Der, Hhs
stsNe., closing al RHf; Jaansry. ~ az te.;
IN; Jssusry, 81 9-icss5Ac.. ciosinE a. ~ /;
May, 8ke; Ne. :, spot, asa5ike. Hops
dun aaa easy. Couee-optscns eisAed
steady aud Oa45 poists above yeolee-
day. Docsmbsr, siAa5asiafs; January, SAsos
fi1S5 spog kio higher; fair cargess - 81
sugar arm aud quiet: reaned quiet sod
steady. Aolssses steady Rice arm ana wanted;
domossic, ~ sssc. Pelrolsum steady and suist;
crude Ia cares, 81. 3Sas7.i3; refined, hora $40.
C0tien-soed oil Erm. Kcsln unehaaeet fufpen-
tine Quiet Hides steady. Wool stronger; 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

by telegrap1 % tne D5paIch.I
WASHINGTON, December L. The Treasurer
has accepted S223.0o0 q per cent bonds at
lOS. All other tenders were rejected. The
total amount OF bonds purchased TO date I'M
der circnar u April 18th - S9I 100, OF
which S5l. 1884 200 were 4 per cents and
as. 7O7. 800 we're A per cent. The total
cost Of these bonds was sli5,37I,l i5, 0f
which amount SEC COS, $50 was paid for As
and S49,3Gs, SIS for ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

- NOEH A@ - ss-Hs
by telegraph % tLa Dispatch.

lhy tb4ogtaph 10 W." bl7p"trhsI
ATLANTA, GA., December The negroes
OF Wilkes county are 10 arms over the trace
DIS OF last Tuesday night. a mob Of 800 whites
bound Tim Smith and John Coleman aud
threw them INTO he river, weighted with
stones. llu.dah smith and Jim smith were
severely lashed. The affair grew ont Of an
insult offered q white woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
To Throw IN Their ClaIm..

10y telegraph % tho Dispa,ch.l
WICHITA. KAN, December IA special 10
the Eagle from Oklahoma says That the SET
tiers VINO bad stely gone there held cons
yeution Yesterday, and after thorough DIS
cussion ~ their Interests ~ effected bypeud-
ing congressional legislation, unanimously
resolved 10 throw up their claims and abandon
the territory and Improvements until they
had iull legal warranty ~ occupy and enjoy
tie .Ima.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Randall AZ His Post.

10y teIeEtapl % VIC UIHpHItn,I
WASHINGTON, December LIS. j. Randall
and bis family arrived in this city today
from Philadelpni9. Mr. Randall bore the
fatigue Of the journey well, and Oh bis arri-
va was 10 the best Of spirits. While he
will attend 10 the duties Of chairman OF the
COMMITTEES on Appropriations, It Is probable
that most OF his work viii be accomplished
at his home aud thar be will Dot attend tue
meetings Of the House except upon special
occasions until after the holiday recess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Ano,her LlghtanIn AarlfL

Fpc al telegram - tho Disphtch.l
OVlScoCE. Va" december L-inlorma'
tion Be-. been received here that the lighEnip
stationed at WInterQuarter shoals, Oh Chin-
colleague Island. parted her CHAINS during
tbe recent gale sud drliied away before The
wind. At last reports nothing had been
heard Of The rght,hip. aud 70 supposed She
wa. driven 20 tbe south ward. AN the crew
With the exception ~ one man were on the
SHIN when she parted her chains.
6uriug the same gale the wsves under
mined tae hie.sy.ng station on Hog island
and carried il ont on The shoals, where IL now
lies badly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
TOHN c. CRONIN,
a nANna-rr IEAANA rrnR

formerly Of this city. with fifteen years. expert
ence. CLEANS CARPETS PERFECTLY. re-
storing its natural co!Ors equal 70 new. without
nffnK IL from the floor, raising any dust. or re-
moving any furniture from the room. CaFpets
carefully lifted aud pus away II required without
removing furniture from or rGislnR dust Ia mo
rooms Ladies will please understand that no
cha meals are used ths. would DO injurious %
the hneet Carpets Send orders 10 Ills east Main
street, next 70 The Dispdteh once. do ELF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

nestle neece, s0assc. PORK lower: mes. thSs
flhs0 Beef quiet Beef hams, SIS: tisrce1
beef dull: city extra lndia me-s. Ssst2x Cut
meats weak picked beline, sknsHc.; Dtcklsd
shoulders, Slc.: yickied hams. i0aj0Hc. MD
dies quiel' Lard duh: western steam, ED;
city $50; refined. sgSj fof continent. frsighs
steady.
CHICAGO.
CHrcaao, December The cash dnotsnons
vsrs. Flour qulei ard unch angsf- NO fspfiDs
wheat, 81. ~ asl.U2A No. rod. fi.0l kstl0i4.
No. : corn, 83sc. Mess-pork. tANkstizD.
Lard. 81 snort-rh~. sag 10: shoosssrs. tI.izH;
short clear. f7.sosfa631. Whiekry. tl-D
Theisadlng tgslrss rA1Eei a. follows
ls,sataJ HiJies. CIoG1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Ala regular meeting OF Mccarthy COun-
cii. 80. as. Royal Arcanum, held last night
tlr follow ne officers were elected for the
ensuing term OF twelve months Regent G..
IA. Iaee; NINt.kegent, 4. c. Porter; Ora
tor. a.. ". ~vduor; Secretary, lsadore LoYen.
stein: Collector, Il. s.. Denny, Treasurer,
"a. d. Suhlctt; Guide, e. A. Fore; Chaplain,
#. =. Len; Warden, L. j. Grant; Sentry,
a.. D. Mcdowell. Trustee for three years
ID. b. 1MIolcrro. Representative 10 Grand
touncl-MarN Gunst; alternate, W. H..
Itfer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Eecreant 20 Hts vrust.

TOY tfA0hA lti ~ tA' Ator"h@fl
Mt. CARMEL, pa, December l-Jo5eph
Gwasduski. prominent businessman, who
was implicitly trusted by lhe Polish citizens
I'M this place. abscondcd. taking with MIN all
the funds Of large Polish benevolent So
ciety. warrant has been issued for his ar
rest and detectives are securing the state FOR
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
DIsAsTERS Ar SEA.
A virginian Drowned-vesseis In
iured.
nv teIegraph . the Dlspaich.

tBy telegraph 70 the Dlsphtcn.l
SAvANNAH, Ga December 1.-The schOon-
or Mary +. Godfrey, from Btrren Island, re-
ports that on November 2jth at a. M.. du-
ring heavy northeast gale the sea swept
over the vessel aud WISHED the cook over
board. Nothing could be done 70 rescue
bim as the vessel was running before the
gale li. name was Frederick Nottingham
OF Virginia. The schooner losta boat, water
cask, fortsail, aud small stores,
The British bark Victoria, from Liverpool,
at this port. Encountered n Dorth.northeast
to north-northwest gale on November 2sd
in latitude %. longitude rs west. which
lasted about three days. during which she
had her deck swept and the foremost, MAIN
topmast. aud bowsprit carried away. The
foremost In falling fello two boats forward,
smashing them an TO pieces, aud was obliged
10 cut everything above so as to save the
ship. She is leaking but slightly IN her top
sides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
AGcrnan Cnsiom.

Mr.. Alfred Won Rosenesk, agent for Berg
uer a. Encle IN this city. celebrated 81 their
depot, corner OF Marshall and Hancock
streets. Yesterday afternoon what is known
III German as q" I3anhehe." The occasion
wss the raising Of the highest raiters IN their
new building which is nos nearing compile
ton. A NUMBER OF friends enjoyed The oc-
casion, but noLe more than the workmen
fhnnnanlNns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
The WaIAtnK.Natch neore.


NEw YORK, December 1.-The walking
match al 10 O'Clock aud the csosbug scere
Little~ood, 623 miles laps; Herty, sos
Mason, 59s miles laps; Msare, $50; Hart
SIS: Cartwright SIS: Noremae, S2
Golden, 5S4; HoWarth, 036; Connor, $50
Bison, AL; Peach, 262; Canpsna, 450
smith, 20l Taylor, 400.
When Llitlewood was presented With the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Tho ,rnrld,. cotton nnnplv.

10y teI0grapl ID NO UfpaI-lI
NEW YORK. December f.-Tbe total vlsi-
bic supply of cotton FOR the world is 2,2q4,-
Isl bales. a which 2.039. 7jl bales are Ame-
ric1n. against :. S32,4jS and 2.316.2j3 bales
respectively last year. Receipts from all in-
terror towns, ijj pos, bales. Receipts from
plantations, 2S2, $50 bales Crop IN sight
3,lGl .G5f bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
rur@utt OF The Wythc county Mob.

Governor Lee at y lale hour night before
ia.t received the following telegram from The
commonwealth ATTORNEY ct Nythe county
in answer o. one sent that officer pressing
upon mm the necessity for taking prompt
Steps Co y!udi,ato the outraged law.
WYmNnrr. VA, November 80, l5SS.
General Iuflueh Lee, Governor, Rich
u.nd. Na.:
active search now being made in Wythe
and >myth; posters OF reward and message
sent everywhere.
anuupalc speedy recspturc.
Will looa after other matters indicated.
d. l.. GLEAyEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
ninIoma OF VERT End Medal

Our Pianos snd Organs received tue onlv
award given any music-house exhibiting at
The Vifgisis Exposition. BE sure and SET
our Everett Piano, II Is the only plano
which tOos the Blue Ribbon"
MANLY d. RAMOS s. Co,
900 Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Ivy Telegraph 10 tae Dlspa1hl
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December News
comes from Moulten, Ala, that on yesterday
morning ". L. Williams, a star. route mail
carrier. was shot dead from ambush snd the
maiLpouch cut open aud robbed. The re-
gsstersd packages taken contained about
500. There is no clue 10 the criminal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
xx.r.st Xmas Piano.

This 1. the Exposition year and the Eve
rett year. Everybody waits 10 try our
Pianos. They are the greatest success ever
known 10 Richmond. See usand our Pianos
before you buy. We promise easy terms
and honest prices. Main street next 70 cor
nef Of Nintn street.
MANLY b. RAMOS Il Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
nonaKn. HULEa. CaMr. .ke.

RICHMOND. Va. November a, isss-
w W. EDWARDS & BRO On
W. THEk haying RENTED TIE Ze-2A
VIRGINIA STABLES, No. 1900 franklin street,
would DO pleased 10 SEQ all parties In want o.
horses and mules just receivod carload o.
COCA HOaSks aud MULkS, which viii Be sSsd
by our salesman. join N. PACE. no x9-os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

A bright little song entitled Gopdellied,
composed by NJ. iredell jenkins, OF kieh'
mond, aud words by Ameie Rlgcs. has been
published by John Church & Co., Of Cineln'
natl. Il is staple, Original, aud meritori.
Gus. and Is dedicated 10 Miss h. ID. W. OF
Rfrbmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
A., ola Fr,eua Dnnrerousiy ~.

You all know him lying there suffering 90
with that fearful case Il dyssn'eTy Of a bloody
type. WHY not suggest 10 him to try DR..
Bggers's llucklebsFry Cordial; IT. llrelieYe
him after few doses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Ntolo noeA. ana Money.


10! Nrlcki hhA 10 tno A.EI SUM
CHICAGO. December Nv. b. ZONES, Of
The irm a Jones a Co., whose treasurer,
Frederick W. McCann, has left The city with
the firms books. saws McCaun has also cAr-
red away large sum OF money. 10 The sb-
sepce Of the books the amount cannot be de-
termined. hut Jones thinks he has taken be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
President Otan's laird Term.

10y I0I9.FNVN " IU7 UI7F 91-IT'I
CITY OF MEXICO VIA GALVESTON, Deem
Der l.-Presidcut Dlaz took the oath OF
Office to-day. THIS ia President Di9z's third
term snd second consecutive term. The
Government made a great display with the
firing Of cannon, parade Of troops, s.,
There was 10 popular demonstration.
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Another Demoerat EIseted.

10y toI0RrEph % mo DIhpAHhI
LOUISVILLE. ny, December 1.-The Gov
ernor, Secretary OF state, and Attorney
General. as the state Election Board, to-day
issued certificate Of election 10 Congress-
man Csruth Democrsl, Of this district.
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Tobacco aaIes.


tBy telegraph % tho Dispaichl
DANyILLE, Va, December The total
Gales Of leaf tobacco by auction in this
market 10 November were 1851 1888 pounds;
sales from October lst ~ November Beth in
elusive. 2,S7jS0l pounds. The sales Of to-
bacco-stamps this week aggregate SLTi9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Captain Frank W. Cunningham. City Col
lcc'or, announces that be Is now ready to re-
cclyc t1r TcsiIue Of the city taxes for lsS8.
which the law requires 10 be p@d before the
3lst day Of This m0oin. The oliiceis open from
8 A. NJ. to g =. NJ. Five per cent. viii be
added 10 the bills where The parties assessci
shall fail 70 comply with the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

The City school Board Bas completed all
the necessary arrangements for opening a
night school for boys al Springfield Tempe
rance Hall GA Monday night next. All per-
sons who have registered will report 10 Pro.
ie.sor l.. Morrisset,e at The Lall tomorrow
night At 100 O'Clock.