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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Dakotn's Prohibition law.


BISMARCK. \. D., December 23.-The full
text of the North Dakota prohibition law
has tccu made public. it is an exceeding
ly lengthy document, conta.uin- thirty
two sections and comes in force January i,
1880. IL imposes penalties as follows.
First offence $3.50 to s ,000 and imprison-
mont for not less than ninety days nor
more than one year. The second and each
succeeding offence is treated az
felony. with punishment in the States
prison for q period not exceeding two
wears and not less than one year. There
is a proviso permitting registered pharma-
cists 80 SCH for medicinal, mechanical,
scientific. and .acramental purposes. All
places where iutoxicauts are sold are de-
clarcd common nuisauces, and the sheriff
of the county m which such places are
located Is empowered to- at1.e them and
destroy all lutoxicants and fixtures found
fhorolu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
SEVERAL ACCIDENTS.
A NEGRO RUN OVER ON TIE RAIL
AND KILLED.
A smash-Up and Blockade on the Rich
mond and neutrality-suspicious.
Runaway.
rsnooi.l Telegram 70 .ho Dispatrh.I

LYvcHHuna. Va. December 23.-Trains
are pAc sod with travellers going nome 70
spend the hohdays. Train No. iG on the
Norfolk md Western road was run IN Two
sections Yesterday and carri 7d go negroes
FROM the mining regions ab0ut focanontas
on thor way home. At Roanoke one negro
got OF the train and was rtn over % tho
station and instantly killed. LIS name
could pot be- ascertained.
The funeral Of William Marks. who vas
killed hv his father. took place yesterday
afternoon at Centenary church, and was
attended by Al immense crowd.
OFF rHE TRACK.
An accident occurred on Tho Richmond
and Allegheny road Yesterday morning
ABOUT 7 o'clock which blocked the track
about nine hours. The block-up was
caused 10y p freight train jumping the
track and q number of cars we're badly
wrecked. Tho accident occurred between
Glen Nilton and Southlrf
The military Of th'city were on tho q'a
rfrc to-day. IS 10 WIS rumored tnat ono
company would hayo 10 escort thc Mont
gomcrv prisoners (the Cooper bro. hersl 20
Christansburr tonight IN order Tor tlem
20 be- called ma C0ur, tomorrow. Inc I'll
NOR is reported tonight to 10 without
foundation rs Their, is q probability oil the
case going over TO thc next torn.
TrlRorrZ ID.
Tho people Of Coon Ridge. Carroll .coua-
Is. have boon terr0rled for e. month past
br fLr uroeoucc of p larzc panther. People
LIVING in that locality have i,st heavily in
young hors lambs. etc.. and IL 10 reported
The panther hos attacked tWO men IA the
last y,eah IN broad dayli tht.
s meeting OF ey-Couicdor2to5 VII be
hell IN Pulaski CITY january l9t next 20
form % Coufedara'c camp.
4 terrible accident occurred TO-DAY near
Blue Ridge Springs. The hors attached
to tho carriaeeof Mr. Cadwaleudor became
frightened and dashed OF at fearful
speed. Nlr. Cadwalcnd.r jumped ont and
oudelvorcd 10 catch the vaeols % stop the
horses. when he was hurled o. the ground
and had both arms hrokon. The carriage
wac overturned and slrs. Cadwalendar. was
thrown violently 81 the earth. breaking
her arm and shoulder and hurting her III
terually. 10 is not thought possible for
her TO live
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Ex-Tditor Vests Sentence.

CHICAGO. December 23.-Guilty, with a
PENALTY Of five years IN the State prison
and the payment OF 81 900 fine, Was the yer
diet returned Tonight IN Judge GriunelPs
court AGAINST James W. West, executor OF
the Chicago Times. There was little delay
in reaching d verdict. only two ballots be-
in,, taken. Tho crime of which West was
convicted was the fraudulent oyer-is-
cue OF the stock of the Times Com
panv to tho c>tent of 1,l2O shares
or the equivalent of over $4,000 IN
money. When the verdict WAS announced
the defendant Lo.ra,od no great emotion.
lIis attorney. on the CONTRARY, seemed
painfully affected and could scarcely be
heard when entering theusual motion for
another triul. Judge Gunnell stated NE
would dispose O; the motion january ID.
West was released or his original bond OF
$1,000 until tomorrow morning, when the
question ot "a new bond Will be discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUESDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1885,

low tho honorable course Of the old Gov
eminent II had paid the moiety OF IN
terest due the company.
FLAGS ORDERED 20 RE REMOVED.
IrsBoN, December ga telegram from
Serpa Pinto. dated October 18th, at Mug
gurimba, telegraph station on Shire
river, has been received. IL reports that
the ENGLISH Gag was being hoisted at seye..
raj places on Portuguese territory, and
tina; the natives had raised an English rag
opposite the camp OK the Portuguese rall-
way survey, which had been removed by
On November 9th tho Governor Of Mo-
ZaulbiQua wired that sierpa Pinto had re-
quested the natives TO lower all foreign
hags. and notified them that Il THIS request
was not complied with the Portuguese
would haul them down with due honors
and send them 10 Guilhmane to be re-
stored % the cOasuls there.
sTAvIS WANTS TO FIGHT SULLIVAN.
Ioxpov. December 25.-Slavin. the pugi-
list. hes arrived OF MarRate on his return
from The battle with Smith. There was
n good deal of enthusiasm over him upon
his arrival and he made speech IN
which he said that he WIS a good
deal moro hurt by the rcughs who IN
dui,ed in rutiianly tactics common with
tham than hv Smith IN the fight.
Slavn's backer asserts that Smith never
hit Slavin. and that De was hurt only by
the crowd which beat S'avin because en-
ruccd at the defeat of Smith. Siavm Is
now said 20 be ready 10 meet Sullivan or
any ono and fight for tue championship OF
the world.
All OVER GEgNAyY--sTANLIY ATTACKED.
BERLIN. December 23.-The epidemic is
now spread over every part OF Germany,
bat Is worst IN uessc. Hanover, Ihuringla,
and SaXOny. In Potsdam, Stettin, Cassel,
Frankfort frcinurg. and Dresden az least
half the garrison is affected.
The Nd.ai.Gi Irhwg attacks SANKEY'S
statements in regard TO Emn Fasha. it
saws these statements seem 80 be made
with the intention OF replying 20 the re-
pr0nch hat Emiu's endorsements were
caused on part by Stanleys appearance and
ms determination 10 rescue one who did
not desire 90 be rescued. and that Emin
must be heard IN his own defence before
conclusions arc reached.
TIVE roRruGursr MINISTER'S RFrLY.
TIsBov. December 22-Senor Comes. the
p0rturueso Minister OF Foreign Affairs. N
his reply 10 tine note of Lord Salisbury, be
British Prime Minister. relative tp tho
movements of Major Serpa Pinto ~ Africa,
SAYS that tho Major did nothing 90 warrant
the accusations made ecainst bin. lie did
not order an attack ON the iirll'h nag. luJ
merely repulscd tho hostile natives, among
whose ba-gags after the fight three British
flags were found. In ecouclusion Ncnor
Comes asked Lord Salisbury % awmt fur
ther information concerning the aAan be-
fore he takes any further action.
Trr AMERICAN SQUADRON.
Lrsroy. December 23.-Al tho vessels
comprising the American evolution squad
ron arc now at tl- port, the Yorktown
having arrived to-dGe.
THE Nr,Ms' sTrlHE.
ByrrIv. December 29. Tho number of
miners who ar, or a strike 10 the Cuateroid
district D. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

THR wRGrnER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear.
Eanre Of Thernoneter Yesierdar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
STUNNED BY THE NEWS.
What Prominen, People OF Boston Thought
OF Kim.

BouoN. December 2s.-Hon y. A. Col
ln.. when informed Of Henry W. Grady's
d.ath. said: II am stunned By the news.
H was, ia my judgment. the most bril-
haui nau in the United States. But he
a.. much more-he had solid qualities.
good Judgment, keen perception Of pub
IT. uoods. and high aud ardent patriotism.
He Was born for good-public and private
good and in his short life ACCOMPLISHED
much. The republic may well mourn tho
pn'imely taking on Of Us brilliant aud pa
'fouo a man as ever sprung from her
soi."
jonathan Lane, president Of the Mer-
chants Association, whose guest Mr. Grady
va. a. their recent dinner, said boston
wiV shafe in Atianta's sorrow, for during
BIZ. Grady's short stay in tho city as our
guest be- made many friends. His VISIT
W. exceedingly pleasant, and he enjoyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
DIR. Cronin's Estate.

CHIcAoo, December 3d. Theodore T:
ConAling. "a Clark-street saloou-keepcr and
"a particular friend of Dr. Cronin, filed in
the Probate Court an inventory Of Or.
Cronin's estate. Conkling IS the admins
traitor 90 collect, and his reports show that
the only property left by the murdered
man consists of library worth $500 and
surgical instruments worth SlJ0. The IN
yentorv was approved, but no final dispo-
sition was made Of the property, which
viii 70 TO ConklIng as creditor, and DR..
Cronin's brother in Arkansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Joint Labor Address.


IBy toleHfaph 70 mo UIopHICh-I
COLUMBUS. o., December Pa joint adj
dress was to-day prepared by the officials
of National District Assembly 1856 and the
National Progressive Miners Union, en-
bodying the plans Of amalgemation, and II
will be at once issued to the members OF
each. IL IS proposed to effect the consoi;;
dation without sacrificing the essential
feature Of either The work Is 10 be COM
pleted at q Joint convention to be held IN
inia city IN IanuarY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Leave to Pile Complaint.

Washington. December 23.-The SUI
preme Court Of the United States to-day
granted the State Of Virginia leave to flo
complaint against the State Of Tennessee
IN the matter OF the disputed boundary
line between the two States. SlbpGnss
were directed TO be issued against the Gov
nor and Acknowledgement Of Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Miners Resume Work.

IBy toIegIApl % Iho UIspAl,h.I
PIT1sBUsGH, Pa, December pa ma
ioritv Of the cOalminers III tho Mononga-
hcla Valley resumed operations to-day at
half cent per bushel advance i'll the
mining rato demanded by the miners. A
few mines are still idle. but al Will be in
operation IN ten days. Tie resumption
viii give employment TO nearly 1900 men
vino have been on q strike for two months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

The les; hnishins touches have been given
from now on you'a nad US deyotins our rlo'e
attention and thought TO soeins you properly
sorvei To-day will be busy day FOR yoa-as
well ~ for us We think We furnish facilities
thar viii Ileh'on The laso---so Won take The liu-
er,y OF Offering
SUGGESTION oRrwo.
When yon get down Oh your shopping list 10
tho men folks come TO- and SEQ u-. All over tho
house you'll find many a thing they'll like
something perhaps that never occurred to you
and Sill twin solgo tho Is brain-tangIing" pro
blem in lGy. Go from department; to depart
rDont-get amoug the 81, goods-see wha, there's
to he had-for we've got tho desirable sorL
a. sAKs & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lHep.r,ci i0r tL9 Dispaichl
DscEuBse 20, i,s3.
Auction oGer.ugs on Change today. sixty
packages ana twenty-five taken ia; highest
pri.o. S.0. lowest, s.. average SAB
Iniacual-reyerge collections: Cigars Gni e.
gsrere., Eitl0 tobsoco, t2G7o0. Total,
s3.uL0.
Prices not fully up wore promptly rejected.
Only a few buyer- were Ia attendance. Tho
average shows lhe highest prices for all sold.
Tho attendance tomorrow Il likely 10 b. small.
and to-day VII about conclude sales Tor tho
year. Some looss it expected UO-morrow
DASyUIr.
Breaks light and mainly - mountain types.
Those have iar color. but are iarking 10 qUaiiy
generally. Pr-os firm on OIL grades. sales
have DetR suspended I'll January :, 1870.
LOUISVILLE.
IorrsyfIE. KY, DacenO8r 2l.-The Leading
features % fhe market this HecS was mo largely
Increased sales OF new Burloy 90 highor prices.
smaller sales 81 old az Irregular prices, aud
darks unchanged.
Vne late favorable handling season brought
tho usual supply of new Buriey Tor CHRISTMAS.
Towards tho end u mo wfok TIE market Was
more active, and higher than IL has been tor
some time. Color COOL
smokers wore Ia good demand, win the most
colory az gu side figures Filters active, ospe-
ciaiiy OF red character wanted.
over 80 hogsnOads OF new WAS onerod This
week with highest average fl1S
sweet old Burnley continued N good demand.
with prices higher than Of late. supply light
Tho oul. OF OH offered Was common 10 medium.
Total offerings $40 hogshesi&
Old dsrG tobacco was dull, Win 20 change 10
prices. Poor quality Is the cause OF tnlness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

Hng u. crazy:
.,. f. worll-wile sympathy for Your
r... husbands updyIug fame. but few
..n Uo'l Isl, large place lu my heart a.
N Grady. God bless and comfort
0.e,aYcd household.
CLlNToN b. FIsKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Another Voice from North Carolina.
lAYGTfHNILl4h, Oocti
q,n fha Tnlln,. Of ihe YfSpnfch

To ne Editor OF he Dispatch;
IL Is safe TO assume that the almost uni
yersal demand of the South IS reechoed
in the vote here given. Let Mr.. Dayis's
final resting place be in " Richmond by
the james, which his genius madeimmor-
tai. and let the spot selected be on the
Capitol Square, with ground enough re-
served upon which to rear an obelisk which
shall tower as high as Cheops. II in I'M
born time his ike shall live, give hun
sieeping space there likewise. There is
little danger of its ever becoming crowd
ed metropolis under such restriction.
kohTH CAROLINA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

-u crazy;
heart goes ont in sympathy to YOU
...r children in this cad hour. The
..untr, mouras at the grave OF your
.ri. God Wono can comfort YOU.
.u Him and trust HIM; Tic VIII not
YOU. ROSWELL L. Flown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

COTTON RRPoRr.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RIcHHosD. Dec0mosr s3-Receipts: go head
Of cattle. 20 sheep, G5 h0gs
SALES: 80 head of catue 30 sheep. SIS hogs.
Prices:
Cattls-bes,. sstkc. gross: a few extra fsns
higher; medium 10 good. SXaSl4c. gross; com
men 10 fair ~ s5c. gfosS
sheep--8 s5c gross
Aogs-SsSkc. nsL
BulL3-2axAc. groSA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK December SL-The near approach
% ihe holt lays was severely fer In hn stock
market to-day, and th0 business done Ter tle
day was no moro than usual for ono hour 81
really sctyc market. Apathy vas also Illus
trBtoi ny The limited Gucmafions 81 tho reg
ulsr list 1hs good back statement Of Ssiar-
day Wa the cause o. \ tntter feeling this MORN
ing. All gave q strong opening The baiilsh
feeling ran highest I'm Missouri Pacific. which led
the market "a noih activity and strength, rosa 10
a shade shove go highest price OF last week.
touch ne flt.. Tho hign Ngurcs Induced salss
Tor short socount, however,, and The improve
menr WAS a Lost In tie afternoon sugar was
Atfant sod. aud stop C1siora being uncovered ON
drop reached pes cent. before thN movement
came 90 halt. There were rutnors nat tle
competition WAS likely to increase, and tAt
there vas llkcly 60 be further trouble IN ine
Trust, aud stocs yieilol readily the desiine
mceung DO setback until tho lowest price was
re,choi. The money market BEGAN % work
closer in TIRE afternoon, AMI rates On call
went as high az . per cent. which, ~
t-a1rrs were inclined to be % noWsh
turn. result q iD shading OE OF prices at over
the list, though the declines were on the same
liTitci scale - tho early advances. Ia'|tc
Mail was qllto prominent IN the nrst few MINE
utes' trading uftoY II o'clock, hut soon fell away
again. and later 90 tho day Denver. Texas and
Fort W9rih became prominent FOR lts wc1fneis,
hlf outside ~ these stocks there WA no teatnrN
Whatever % the market. Tho close was iuii and
ran ar heavy, with sugar ~ hlt a shade better
than the lowest price OF thn day Final changes
almost INVARIABLY show declines ~ mall fl'ic-
tons. hit sugar is or 3. and Denver, Texas sd
Fort WORTH T. snleso q ocSs sggrcsaioi lg',Jll
sle~o-
fe,ninc.-Fxcnange quiet ard sioaiy a, &siea
q .. Money ..c a. 'H3, c'osinF rierci AZ s.
oub-rr. a.Ir. halanr'---.,ald, fi'o' '."N. cur
rency. s.Hlcl Govern .r's DUH and n-n
Tor So: per cents o.. ex. int g. coupons
Jos TX. int state u0uds lall anl u.in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
Compress and Cotton Burned.

ST. LOUIS. December pa cotton COM
press at Fort Worth, Tex, with ten car
loads Of cotton on track and about 1900
bales on tho platform, buried Sunday.
Loss, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
sAcaiss- wosAs

DICHMOND
III LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE woRkA
HfC4AOND. VA.
STEAM F>0f>k> AND BofLkhA
Our fscilitiss for ths msnafscgure % HE'D
CLASS MACHINERY ars ans1rp2<sel II yog
need steam power iW any purpose call ~
through tslephoae. end Hs wih ssnt 1p n Ok
psrt 10 make estimates and name prices
klSRkoAD LoCoNorlvk~ AND MACHINE
wuGAa my ltAy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

Fg,HE LAST DAY.-COME AND SE.
j LgCT your CHRISTMAS Presents from
" BUCHANAN'S STOCK. A large selection ~
everything IN tho JEWBLRY LINE DonI s.t
" como ana 40 VIII give you sEy Article desired
10. BUCHANAN,
d. sl-it' III east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
SIXTEEN MEN CURED ALIVE
By the Gazing in OF liine-An Have
Families.
" TELEGRAPH 70 ne Dl.pa,ca.

SAN ANpRms, CAL. December pa
cavc-in occurred AZ the Lane mine, Angels
Camp, Cal, (CalaYaras county, yesterday,
burying sixteen men. There Is no pros
pect OF getting them ont alive. Nearly al
the victims had families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
FOREIGN NOTES.
The French Chamber Of Deputies-othei
Items Of Interest.

fBy Anglo American cable to Tho Dspalchl
PANS. December 23.-The Chamber Of
Deputies. bv vote of 25i TO POI, has de-
ciared valid the election 81 81 Grehuise, a
representative Of the Boulanest party. NJ.
C6ustans. Minister of the Interior, read 4
decree closing tho session. The senate
agreed t. the law by which TIE Govern
mcnt assumes the monopoly of the mana
focflv, of matches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

LONDON. December 23.-Messrs. Glad-
stone. Parnen and other chiefs Of the
Gladstonean party viii meet in London be-
fore the session of Parliament opens TO act
upon the course 10 be taken by the party
in Parliament. This will De based on lines
of agreement made by Messrs. Gladstone
and Parueu during the latter's visit TO Mr.
Gladstone at Hawardin last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

Prepared by a combination proportion,
and process peculiar 70 itself, Hoods Sar-
saparille accomplishes. cures hitherto un-
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
MARKETS ~ TslsesAPn.


ShW fOfth.
Syw Yonx. December 81 Cotton quiet: ssles
none; sales lsst week aOt bsiorc rePoytei, ~
bales for spinning npnn1s, iDke. oiIssns,
ipbc.: not rccoipt3. sf.J}l bale-' espHtD
Great Britain. 1855 ,.ies; "a nc Sph.'.,n,
SPA bales; stock. $500 Dales soalhrtn ~.
duli auJ heavy. fneh' a"ti =, Afo,,i.o.
No , red, S,l{sS8Nc.. N olsya or; op,9ns
fairly active sDd 1asc np; Closet rean'
No red, pecenbof, t34c.; JannNl,
s6Ac.: May, s9sc Corn mciefAiev ~@"ss
aud Lalc. lo8cr aud NoaS 10 :,
lianiifc. ia elevator; options fairly 1.-two
at s,al.c. lower ant sfealy: Drc'ntsr,
4lc. . January. SIC. January. fesc.; tsurnsfI
90 May, tJNc. Data dol AMI "cHkef' "pr..'
IS. C.. Frbrnsry $50; Nay, 2shc.; n,ket
western, -sa7 II. Hoqs fairly sru'e ana nfiD.
State ncr, ssiJc. oid. eai'c Sofee-op',ons
closed steoiy and Unbalanced 20 ~ rs' ~.
Jsnuary. slaiDasis =. February. tiAss
$40. March. as .Jafis Nay, si6atiew;
spot RIO duN; tar cArgoas, We 'utss"
Htw dull ard nominal; iair reaning. ~ c,a-
G, ate'4c., or q. 5taft.. moa.i ~ -
standard 4. ehc.. confectionery \, ht' Nv
loaf -; crl'nc,, 40, p'Nirfei, a.
granri a'nl. &C.. CAVES. t'fc. Noiss - tyr-
eiSa nominal: 500 Orleans sieaoy on'n he.,ls,
good O. fsury. .>asic. hira steady ana qH.et.
d0nesti.. f.afI .-. pefrulflm QUOT AL sioAiy
reansl. .fb,. Coffon-serl o.l easier, rude
e5sc.. yellow. c15lr. ko.in stcady. sNhnr',
common 20 ecoi. 4'.ctf' .A Fnfperllnr a1t
~ sgAsifA. forS fra. m.'s, in-pec 81 80 "a
SiJ.f3. extra prime, 81 ioatt.s Reef ufint &
ira mess. g., beet hams iuh ~ 81 .isl -.
t!crccd 0fDf lunt city - ~ lai'n ilrH-' - .''
slG ClLuoat. eteEly; picked bellies, otf'
pickisl shoulders. 40. pi'kled h-es' hss fc.
Mi1llet quiet. sfnri tlear, &af.. lNfi rstt.t
ang f'uii. western efenrr. g. 80 city sienm tnNi;
opuons January. Sis. iebraary, tAi'i hey'
SllL fulgh.s $50 IS cotton, '-'-l. s,"ih' ~
CHICAGO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
iunself much. Hcwas one of those hearty.

himself much. Hewas one of those hearty.
sympathetic souls who impress every one
iaVorahly. / don't think | ever camo
IN contact with n southern gentle
man who made such pleasant
impression upon me. When he arrived
here he WAS not feeling well. and our com
mittee induced him 10 90 10 bed and rest
uelore the banquet. Our trip to Plymouth
was pleasant one and one which shall
never forget. Mr.. Grady seemed 30 be IN
the best OF spirits, and made many inoui-
ries regarding the Australian ballot-law, in
which he was very much interested. We
escorted HIM TO the train the night Of his
departure, and he complained Of feeling
fcverish and walked up and down the
platform brlskly. The Merchauis Aesocia-
non ,w'l take appropriate action upon Mr.
Grady's death"
UNIVERSAL SORROW.
BinuSoHAm. December ~. Tho news Of
Horny Grady death created universal eor-
row hero. The Local Press Club held a
meeting this afternoon aud adoptcd resolu-
uous declaring him toe brightest orna-
mont OF southern journalism and an in
splIatiou 10 nli his cOuntrymen.
AUGrsrA. Ga. Dccomber IA public
meeting was held in the Exchange to-day.
and resolutions adopted deplorine the m
timely death Of Henry W. Grady. The
chronicle VII sav Tomorrow. "Georea
add the South mourn HIS lose. Ia lie
death Of Henry W. Grady the South ha4
lost hcr most Gifted, eloquent. and useful
SON.
PUBLIC CALAMITY
CHArI EsToN. S. c., December 23.-Hcnry
". GradF' death has caused universal re-
gret pa Charleston. HIS loss is regarded as
% public calamity. A soon as the news
was received hero the Stars and Stripes
were placed ~ half-msst on the Nurs and
CDpror building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December y, lsS3.
QPErgfN,z

OFFENANtA
WHEAT .056 bushels
CORs. II $50 bushels.
OATs--50 DusAelS
MkAL--23 bushels
SALES tE'Okrgo - szcsxrtz1
WuEAr.-Nixed, . bushels good az &c.
shorttorry, 100 bushels choice At Sac. He bushels
very good Oh private IegIns Total aa!es OF
wheat 40 rgehef-.
MEALS bushels country bolted On private
terms.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fine. 81 y)ssafS sapsrnus. s,7sa
s. =; extra. 81 5)s535S ftntly, ttatLso pAsozss
fanny, cOanay. sk7sttAl3
COTTON REPoar.
Market firm. A.
ouorArioss.
GIpDLtyi, sac.
Low KIDDING, sac.
Go0D okDfsAkg, sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN c CONNECTION THEREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.

Daily Reports from Roth Bosrds--Cotton,
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
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IL quarter 10 O'CLOCK on Brook avenue oe-
tween Moore and Marshall streets, a CARRIAGE
ROBE Tbs hnder viii b. literally rewarded
hy leaving Same At BLlLEt'5 livery ssa0la.
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