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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
About stained Class.
Nv telegIaph b be Dlspatsh.

THY TelcEfapl % Il6 DIspst-H-T
WAsuINGION. December 20. Tie Treasury
Department mss no Information tOuchin Tue
reported seizure 81 the staiued-cla's windows
imported for The Catholic Cathedral at Dn-
buque. Iowa. by surveyor Mclaughlin. OF
that port, aud il not advised a. 10 what
theory the surveyor bases his sciiou upon.
u i customary for The >,crsiary OF the Tree
surg % issue orders Tor the free admission
- works Of art or church recsliA As he Il
authorized by the statute Law. and in the
present case the secretary has 70 far eIer-
cised nj, discretion az 70 permit the trans
p0riafion under bond o. stained window
gla.s from the port OF entry TO that OF de-
livery. Beyond this the department nfs not
gone. and the reported uil'Tlnce> OF sur
,eyor NcLtug him Is matter Of surprise 10
the Treasury officials.
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Ncw Orleans Rnces.

ny teleNapt 70 no DispAfch.l
NEW ORLEANS, December 2J.--Tbe wes-
Their to-day wsSpirily cloudy and cool. The
track was hard aud lumpy.
FIRST race -eleycu-siXteenths OF mile
victories. won; Mo0nst0ne second, WIG
Boy third. Time, l.I3i
>ccood race-thfee qusrters Of mIle-
sympatbct.C's Last won; Lord Grosyenor
secoui. Go Lightly third. Tune. l:isi.
Third race I'VE egbtuso q mile Probu-
won; Molie Hardy secoud, Regardless
third. Zine, 1903.
Fourth e-h.ieen-siy'ecnths o. q mile
McMuriy won; Carue second. Cbeeny third.
Time, l:ioi
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Hrw satirosa Bridge.

ny ieiegfaph 10 inc Disvt.cul
PoUGHKffP,IE, y. Y. DecemDer %. The
first engine AMI cars passed over the Pousn-
geepse bridge to-day The bridge was COM
pIetrd several DAYS sgo. The connection
with The New York and Massachusetts RAN.
rod vas made tli- morning. and % 3 0'ciocE
iu the afternoon Ina passage was made. Tn,
trip was surprise, 30 previous announce
mtnt having been made or invitations given,
bat when the iNin WAS seen slowly pa.-ing
up the east approach II was greeted 10y
salute, from every part II thecity and along
the riyer.front on both shores, AMI Inuin-
tubes OF people gathered 10 ~. 70 cross. j.
nude the passage saiely, running 40 about
Eileen mir, ao aDur. and soon after r,-
.u r-d. The hr'd-e VII probably Boz re-
iiy-red % the cOmp.ny on Monday. ana the
formal opening Cor bus'nes- will AXE place
later. when the railroad connections are COM
Dlettd,
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Su,pl,ur and Steam.

fRr telegraph 10 mo DlAp1Icn.l
CHICAGO, December GA dspltch from
ChamDcfain, Dat., saws: There ia now no
doub, that the great phenOmenon no Charles
Nix county l. not caused by burning coal
alone. There is great volume Of steam con-
uanuy i.suiug from the crcyices. accompa
MED hv a burning sulphur. ous odof aud light
colored smoke. The es'th for many feet
about Is warm. J. is al.o phosphorescent
and can be .een a. night FOR many miles. A.
frequent intervals deep, rum5ing sound il
heard Tor long distances. Inc phenomenon
is situated on that portion 81 The Randall
nil tary reservation which was lately thrown
open 10 settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY DECEMBER 80 1889

The experts are convinced ihst the explosive
can destroy forts like the French forts OAR
reti, on the froptisr. within sieE hours. The
powers Of the explosive will rcyoluiioDlze
The whole fortress system, making useless
great closed iort.wOrss and necessi,zting
defensive works iucosed IN irOn-ciad bull
warks. The recent fort.works changes IN
France and Russia Indicate that both taese
nations have obtained knowledge OF the ex-
pl0slyes. The warsaw disphches state that
the system Of Todleben VIII be completely
abandoned, and that orders have already
been issued 70 stop Wort at koNal snd 70
form instead a triangular system, including
Kowal. LitcGskl, and BalJslock, connected
by strategic railways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

II TIT = IT = :
NV lelesrsnn % mo lispatch.l

tNy telegraph TO tho lispAtchl
CnlCAG0, December -. Master iu-C Chan
cerv 4. =. Cutting ana Me>srs. shaw. PleSs-
rcr. Corhe.i. aai rsYi0g, the men arrested
some days ggo 0u ihe charge OF completely ~
tne handling OF sioico bonds, were arrslened
for preliminary hearing ~ the Police Court
ibis morning. Ca motion Of Inspector Bon-
held Cutting was released fne Inspector
was convinced that ne WIS Innocent OF any
iuten,ionol Wrone-dong 10 the matter. The
other, were hsld ina bonds lli January 2d.
rpis murnisg The Grand Jury returned iu-
dicimcnts against shaw, PiessneT, and Fay
Dor FOR completely in the bond robbery. The
charges are those 81 burglary and receiving
stolen property. OTIS Corbett, an Iowa man,
was indicted on the charge o; receiving the
slOlen goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
r,nrLda kertlhule TraIn.

InV IeI5YTlph % w UIsptl'lI
WAsuEGrJN, Dece0ber ~. Commencing
January 7lh. the NcN York and Flo
rida special Pulw1u yeslibnle train Via
the Allontir-CoAst Line viii he Ie-
sumrd. leaviog New York al $50 and
Tai. cItv at $50 +. NJ. Mondays, Wednes.
DAYS. and Frlcsy., and ia addition
q n-w Train VIII Doe pu, 20 service. irayln2
Ncw YerA abort $50 A. VI. and mis- city
a. $40 p. w., dsly except Sunday
ar wing in Jscksonv lle next day a. p. NJ,
making four trains IN service between New
YORK aud F.orihs ~ this lac.
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AsOTmEn LONDOS nORRon.
{ Toy Butche-ed-imttatt Jseh
the Ripper.

fByAnglo- American cable 10 the DspAtch.i
LONpox. December % THE mutilsted
body 81 boy wss found "a an clubhouse at
Bradford this morning. II vas recognized
rs thai Of John Gil. eight yeSrs OF age. who
when last seen alive was sliding on the ice
with some companions TIE boy had been
brutslly murdered. His arms and legs had
been chopped or 10 n rough manner and tied
u his body. HIS ears bad been cnt of, there
were two stab wounds IN his cbest, and his
heart aud cntrails had been torn out. The
remains when found we're wrapped In a
rough covering. The police believe from
the cluInsy manner In which the body was
mutt atcd that the crime was the work 81
drunken lads whose imagination had been
inhamed by reading accounts Ot The White
Chapel atrocities. IL Is supposed tne murder
aud hatchery were committed IN some other
place and the remains after wards Carried by
the perpetrators 10 the clubhouse IN when
they were fould. The crime has created cue
gre9ttst excitement at Bradford. TIE police
have MT as vet any trace Of tue murderers.
A mhkman las been arrested on suspt ION
OF having committed the crime. The mur-
dered boy had occasionally accompanied him
on his rounds. Tpe prisoner was the nrst 10
recognize o." remains. Il d. certain that BE
body was p'scei IN The OUi-hou.e between
the hours OF 4 and tnS morning.
ANOTHER INITIATED BODY.
LoNrox, December 29.-rhc murdered
and muti'ated body OF another youth has
been discovered at KeisLiey, nine miles
from Bradford.
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Teafirnoa,aIs 10 bravery.

10y INI|sTNWH y w I7I'F1--1'I
BOsTON, December 29.--Ihe Chamber OF
Commerce WAS crowded to-day on the oc-
ca-ion u the presentation to Captain Amos
and bis hic-sayiog crew. who did such noble
work on til' cost during the recent storm,
oi the fund CONTRIBUTED - testimonial TO
their bravery. Addresses were made ~
Collector sslj0ustall and Captain Il. Il.
Forbes. the latter - whom presented the
fund - the meh, tn y lole accounting to
about ef700. In a'dil0n to this Humanc
~orictg'S medals Hrrs presented, and the
sum " g go added. Charles Levi Woodbury.
expressed the thanks Il the men for the va.
riOus Gifts.
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LIVERPOOL. Uscetnber % --NooR.--COiton quiet
win moderate inquiry; American mddiing.
s., a.: sale. 100 Dsies. speculation and export,
50l Dals- receipts. i5.OJ0 tAles-An0ricsn. 2 eA
FUTURES steady q adelllne. pecomper,5 0,ii.
also l96ti.. e'smusr and January, , lS-Oid.
January aud February. is-l4d. March ant
AUriL B l06si.: Apgil and Nay. 8 2t6id.. Nay
AMI june. 246si. I0niers. A,iCo new dOckets
sud '0) Oh dockcts.
I T. A-Amoricnn middllng, b1d. . saics to
day 'n,ludedl. 900 bales; January, lHlt4i.,
buyer: January ami February. . ilGii., seller:
February and March. NGtd., reHor; hsrch
aud April. 3 e0-J4i.. seller; April Gnd May
4i-6ld., setter; Nay ana June. 8 st1ti.,
salog; June and July, eiO4d buyer; july and
August yi-t4i., soIicr. August and Sep.enoof,
sj-6II. s0iler. Futures Aoscd STEADY.
NORFOLK PEANUT AAkkEi
iReporIod for tbe Dispatch.
DgcLyEgR Ql-Martet hrm AMI demand good
for prime stock. Prime. a.. extra pilme. tAG'
fancy. 4+c.; common, 2a3s ~. shelled. 2NsSso;
tGctcry hand-picsod, taa3sc.
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~ T'INaIaIa u INC II')tl'LI
LOUISVILLE. III. December 29.-Thc
Louisville Baking Company. Theodore lllr-
rs. president, io-lsv sued tie Loui,' lilo
storage and Warehouse Company, consist
ing ~ r. Cqngdon aud J. Il. Heavin, for
$1,000 damage. The plaintf claims that
the storage company white hoiciIg certain
lot OF tobacco issued warehouse receipts
stating that toe tobacco vas 81 given qusli-
IS while 10 WIS really ~ .ch ioWtr, doccNlns
ana damaging the piaiuilu.
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6RAIa AND COTTON ExCHAEak
KIcBE0XD. December 20, 1893
OFF.ELSIA

OFFEkLSI+
WHEAr.-i28 bushels
CDRN.-2 i5J bushels
OAIs.--LltO Da-lel8.
SALES lsPOsIsD 70 sscRErlRY
WHsAT.-L0ngt 100 bushels very good At
si0s. -L0rtncriy, ~ bushels primo a. aus. To-
a. sales - wheat l3s bIsleis
Offerings today u anea,. ly' bushels. ssms
day las. yesr i.2lu bus.e-. cal3s today "
wheat l.s bushels. same day last year. 40
b4snaiA offerings 20 sar tlis season, 357. lH
bushels: EaIn- inns last sea-Vl, Go, o. bushels
Extreme ia. go oi pieces to-day, tl.Do. Same
DAY last vsor. 9lc. On private terms.
CORs.--NLifo. 20 OusLoh worry good new at
a.. ~ D1sno far new as ~. Total salss u
com. 4lO bushels.
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DsckHBER %. 1853
There Ffs .tiu good trailing to-day and sons
lloalug arouud tho iol acco Geld. although the
Exchange Was not go-or.oi 10 in sale. Tho OK
preston often used r. Rat t0l6ccO All be- batter
after January ls,. and gfignts Will begin boom.
10 Moot ui8 sonimeng cOmm'esi0n-mon arc
aysiiug themselves Of tho present demspd, ana
after quite heavy saiss this month will haze
something more to offer in January. specula-
tors have. horeyer, secured about the last Of
several grades vi boz glis "a to market
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unvest,ga,,ug a n,eamsoat Disaster

MEMPHIS. Tenn. December 8.-L0cllln-
speciors Hulk aod Darrash nave almost con-
pieted their Investigation OF The hsie Adams
steamboat disaster. From toe tstements
made bv william Banker, FIRST clerk OF The
bost. they ind thai the Kate Adsps had l97
persOrs on board when she took hrs, OF
these leo are known 10 have escaped. leaving
fourteen a. lost. The inspectors have not
yet concluded their ingniSy into lhe cause Of
the disaster They ara satisfied, however.
tina, the fire originated IN sack Of cotton
seed forward Of The boilers.
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yieisps ssesdy and unchanged. Buffer ycr1
DELI: western packed. fes2ic. Destivi- iys2i@j
creamery. a4sSle. Fggs easy ~ 2as1c. fsiro.
Isun easier: refined. q. co1se quiet ~e1
A soft. ne. coppsrssGnod Drm At issisxc.
WLi5key Grm al si.H.
cHtcspD.
Cmolao. Dsoemper z1.--rhs cash qaetsuoas
were: Fioar weaker. No. sprinE vhsa1,
siO0xssi.0ik: No. rod. ~ 0clstloika "a
corn. 3tAc. Ne. 2 osts, sjasG. Hess-pors, Nzsoa
fgeS Lard. fsi0. Sbert-rfbe. NHsffso;
shoulders. t075lsd7ss; shortclesr. f7.50 Wis
fnsissdiag failures ranged A. folows
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" toI0grsJn . lhJ Nl'pa'Hll
WAeHNGroS. re'embcr 29-rbe Presi.
dent to.d1y directed ihe removal - Edward
Gushing, collector Of customs at sliast, Ne,
and viii nominate BIS successor in fen
davs.
The cause for Cushng's removal I. the in
formaii0u received az toe Treasury Depart
lont t3at he has been accepting money from
applicants for positions 10 his Office 10 r..
torn for favorable ac,ior upon then applicas
lions.
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kto'e n safe and contents

10y INIHEIHVI % no III lI-H-I
LANCAslfk. Pa, December 30. Burglars
la.t ul-ut entered the residence ~ Jacob J.
War'el, in Millersyl'c, and carried q safe
weighing over 900 pound, 10 the rear yard
ana 'lcw 70 open with dynamite, securing
over 5000 -Four persons and two dogs were
in the house At tno time TIE burglars we're
At work.
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thy t'icfg1ru 20 tls blsphicu.l
DENVER. toi., December -. Word from
Greek. COL, has been received 10 the effect
that a mob eaIY this morning oyerpowefed
the isiler, broke oDen the iail, and took Out
~. ~. French, v tao tWO weeks ago muir.
dered HARRY Woodbury. and hing him Ia a
tree near the courthou None OF the men
are knONu.
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indude the carrying out of special in
strtctions from tine State Department.
lieutenant faunt was born in New
Yo&. lie spent tie four years 1867
1885 in the Naval Academy. to which he
wasspoo!nted from Pennsylvania, and
wheie ne Wa graduated midshipmAn.
Thebonng officer served III the Mediter-
r.neln squadron IN various vessels, and
subsequently III the North and South
Pacitc quadron AMI in the West India
squadron. His commission as heuten
ant idated August 10, 1876. he served
IN the 6reey Relief Expedition as third
otiicei OF the Thstis. In 1855, instructed
by tht Navy Department, he assembled
the 1orgo river, Central Africa, with
three .Oinparions His report on bis
exploplons is very able and instruc-
tive dtumenl, and his present appoint
ment i robsbly due TO its merits. In
puTsusAce Of the instructions received
from Stcretsry Baysrd, Mr.. Tsunt will
visit ard -eport npon the commercial re-
sourcesl of the Upper and Lower Congo
basins, heir products, mineral and veg
etable teAIth. and the openings for
America trade. BE will also collect
such information ON the subjects Of the
country IS may be OF interest to the
United 3stes IL is hoped that his work
as Consul viii lead 10 advantageous COM
mercial plstions between the Congo
state andthis country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
Roxten coy sssr rtTatss.

BALrA0Rs. Np., December 29-lntorma-
ton has been received Of desperate fisht
between the polioe-sloop Julia Hamilton and
a fleet O. ILLEGAL dredgers tbai to0s place last
Thursday silernoen Ia Fishing bay, of The
Dorchester county coast Captain Tyler, OF
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WOrhnicm tote.

ny taI0FTsVh 70 Inc DIsTHWh-I
BFIvIDEKf, =. j., December -. The Ok
ford Iron and Nsil Compauv's works have
been shut down for An Indefinite period and
J 400 empl0yG. sse idle. reproduction Is
gwen a. tue cause 81 tne shutdown.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS rHERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Exchanges Flour, Cot
tos, Meat, ana cthsr Quotations
Az t,ierranh . .he pl.ra..h. l

s-----1 WASHINGTON. December sa.-For vir-
Fab einia, fair. warmer wesihor with
N-----ivariablo winds.
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WASlNCIoN, December 29-Morc than
1000 poor children were given sumpiuous
Christmas dinners To-day by three ohildren's
Christmas ciuss ~ Washington. Sra.
Cleveland and Mrs Folsom were among The
visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

Attest: n D. Weg.r. Secretary.
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raanrea lor VIC. anraer.

ny telsSfNbh " tip bt>pSech'l
CsNTER, TEx., December 29.--J0seph
Rather WRs banged here yesterday for wife
muTder. He went TO the gallows smoking a
cigar. He sad be Was going straight to
Heaven.
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BAf1iuOgF. M. ne~e r. Der ~. Virginia ip-lo'i.
3ja, bid; do q. 15 .alh'. Baltimore sni ohio
stock. ~. Nortlnin trutrsi stock. sfaSO; Clncn-
nail Washington and Baltimore -, ": do. -.
ab: TO- 5s. =, b.. coLsyl4s.gd gas lOnis, llgN a
ll.A lo. s.oca, 49,.
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United Htstos Consul 10 tie Congo
hsgfe.

President Cleveland hss appointed
Lieutenant Isuut United states Con-
ml 10 the Congo State. The ap-
ro.ntee in 1885 spent 81, months IN the
country drained by the Congo uyer aud
i,s tributaries. he viii receive "a tnlAry
Oh s., 900 year Tor his services, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

pENvEP. Coz, December 20.-Ii. :. Por-
tcsous, z Jeweiler. failed this afternoon and
msae an Assignment To- J. 4. Drake. The
assets are about 100000; liabilities esti-
mated At SI15.uUO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

Alta meeting Of the Standing Committee n
tho hutIa Assurance ~Dcloty 81 Nirgilia, hold
40 its Office DeceM0.r 28t1. the following res1ld-
tlous wore unelimou5iy adopted:
Hcsltrsd That IN mo d0aih = WILLIAM II.
HAxAtL. for many years pre,iditg OclCof 81 tbs
board We mourn the .osJ ~ n Inrs end just
man. whose long OIL a. an honorable aad
pr4A-iDont business nlan q tails cigy sud ser.
vice Or "A long period ~ a member ~ TINS IL
rscory we're 6isunsllsled ~ marcel ability
Erd nieiiiy. AM that Va nbali always chsns8
iha recJilec ion q his sseil'nsse aDd VI tlS-.
Rgi0lrsa. That these prpseoiinEs 10 Published
nLs copy Forwarded 70 ihs FANNY u the To-
ceased. Al. 4. NiAiROReE.
Principal Ags3L
Attest. y. D. 1sg.r, Secretary.
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BRAGG. -Dicl, a. fis fathrr'. r'sidencs, reer
Gord0usyilie. Va, nec' mtei Ssh. ~ o'clock 4.
~. MAJ isr j.. sou of b. 3. ald q. a. Bragg;
aged nineteen ycars and iFo aois.
CLAYTOk.-kned. Mouiay. Decombcr can.
nj fort lee. ll-g below une ciiy a. L. CLAY iOhi
aged tBeuty-slx years
10 leaves Wli3 AMI Ole child.
a precious ono ison US has g3ne,
4 voice re loved is stIl GEL.
4 place = Vacant Ia or homH,
Nlich never can 30 tilef'
Funeral took .. acs from Ycnai lo-Street church
iGt Wednesday, .i.h instant az 5 O'Clock 4. Il.
HUTCHESuH Died. suddenly ~ no resl-
deuce o. &. Walton saunders. NJ. 20 west Cary
street ai-s LOUISA go iCuAsJN, laughter -
me iats Anbr0ss hut'oossn, IA Ihe 5.At.o;o yoar
OF her sge.
Thc funeral viii fake pIn-c ~ Moore Memorial
church MONDAY the dl5- iustsnt. ~ ~ o ci0cE.
helsiiyes ana frioD1s a. ths family arc in!ited
90 afLynd eltnVu, ilt.lsr r0lice.
RANDOLPH.-DieJ. a. ths resiIonco Of hce
daA giiter, Srs. Kate y. Cooke, 0lj east baker
stceet Saturday manning, December ~. lees, az
- COCK, al5 D ANh EANDpLfh.
May sne rost IN peace.
Tho funeral will rFo place from Tho house
THIS sunday AflhkNOON ~ 3 o'ciocs.
fucnis AMI aecuAinteaees Gr0 Requested % A.
tend without f4flaer notes.
sLEDO.-uisd. on tho I5lh OF December. at
"~urlng hill" no rr-idencoci his grandfather.
CaptE.n william j. koYsi. kDDlk CLARENCE.
eldest soD OF A. b. sud h. &. S.oId, aged tH0
years 8nI eleven unonths.
1T Is well with the child"
WATKiSs.--nief. Decsmher ~. 1904 n, bis
residence. NJ. H0ss north seventh street. kD-
WARD VA NiA., Ia tho nftleih year Of hse
Great Goi. ovn Thy ssutsuge igst,
Au1 nature must Decay.
yield ny bod 20 the 1usi.
10 dwell Win isll)W-cla..
NO,ico Of funeral hereafter.
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M SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. KEY. +. D. TUsSBULL At II A. ~. and
Dr. HzsEY A. wBirx ST fP. II. ksE l. b. Tuss.
BuLL a. 4. Il a. Oid-AaFset Hsg.
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LOGON olive Engineers.

Ify telegfaph % the DispatchI
CHICAGO. December 9.-Kepreseaiatiyes
% The various divisions ~ the Locomotive
Engineers Brotherhood hsye been in session
here for several DAYS, but they saY no special
significance attaches 10 their meeting.
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COTTON AEPORr

We q1ote Fins. s4J)al! Is. supcrnne. s1.75S
SIS: ezra. tlJ)ssl15. family slatAJJ pAlsls
ismiiY, cOln.ry, SlfjASA-j
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ra- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rev W. W. LISDEUH, d. D., viii preach AHA
N. snd SP. N. 70
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.sars, ragged A. fol0vs
nsvIEw 9r m. CHICAGO xlkss,

RsvIgw ~ ras cxIctao rAsssr
CHICAGO. December 29.--Wheat was Jeciiedly
stronger today and closed p &c. higher than ye>-
terday. Corn ruled quiet and arm. closing as.
higher. Oats stsa'.y and unchanged FORK
str, ngrs' and closed steady and 10. gher.
Lard was steady and g4a0e higher. ehHsnos
drIaeT aud : al. bigboE.
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..ol. Oh hr very httle doubt NOW
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

Ch.lblaiA readily cured by Salvation oil
Druggists eIl IL for Twenty-Five cents bot
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ST. LouIs, December "a Flour 1uiet AMI nn-
changed Wheat weak and fraction % eaiy.
but stilfened later aud closed aboat 10. higheri
No. 2 cash. g5Nc. bid Nay. fi.oi aas-S: Juue.
&c, closing q fl.0Oii Dad. Corn shade hrm.
er. No. cash, S0a s0j a. January. SaDhci
MAY. SO tnsit,c. GAS worry dan. aai 40 rales
OF cash or options OF No. made "hbsey
steady 81 fLI4. Provisions hftner but trade very
lfgA. being confined "a lob lots
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BALTIMORE

BALrinoRs. Mo- December 2-co.ion duh;
mldaIlug ESQ Flour Tat aud pOminaL
Whsat-soughern scarus and 6rm. Fui.z. STA
tl.C7; Long5erry. .giasl.0s: No. Z, southern.
fiaff.Oi: sesssrn nrmsr: No winter red,
spot, s5c. bid. January. e5he-: February,
email arr4vsa: whitc. SSa4Ae: ysil3s. 32s4sc.;
western steady; mixed, spot, 4sc.; Jsnnsrr,
4g,. algAc.s February. t2hstslse.: steamer. spot
Sssc hia. Oats dull ARD steady, southern and
Western mixed. sasslc.; graded No I. Waite,
s3e. hid nye qaies at sosSie. Hay dun and
lover. crime 50 choice umotay. SssxL Pre-