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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Yecger George, Hailey--I.ots 4 and S in
block AZ and improvements. v.lue
36): tax costs and penalties ll.53,
school a.Go, POLL and no pitsl &c.. 20
fount. Harvey Improvements on leo acres
of land one-hsf mile south Of Chick.
en- creek, value 100. personal pr p~rty
70. total $50: tax costs aud penalties
573. poll and hospital $780,. :. ........ II
Yeunt, George-Improvemcnt on 100 acres
Of land on Spring creek. Canias Pra-
RE, value 20, personal property Gu.
t'taI 80: tax costs and penalties asa,
poll and hospital 5.S0................ 0
Zaspel. Emil nal property vrlue 1875,
improvements land on Three
Mile creek i0. t,tal 81: tax costr and
penalties 9S, poll and hospital 8 20. Is
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Rodgef, 5ohn--fmprovemtn.s on land on
Big Lost river, value l0O personal
property 1870, total ESQ; tux, costa and
penalties s.2o, poll and hospital $50.
Reynolds. ". II. Ke.chun- Lots ana 2,
| block co, and improvements, value
a6o; tax, costs aid penalties 623,
school LAB, poll and hospital $780,.
hAne, r. E. .Ketchum-- Lots 8 and 4, block
Is. value $50: tax, costs aud penalties
| Bay, school lag.
Rubeft. J. F.--Lot 2. section 80. town 8
south. range east. value 200; tax,
costs and penalties 6 50. school 1.is..
Rahjohn. willisnl. Hailey--psrsonal prop.
rrty value ITS; taa. costs and pen.
Alties Col, school $40 ............
Roberts. George H. Haiiey--Lots II, 1s, 10,
| 20. q and 70, block "a, v.lus $50: tax,
costs and penalties "a. ~. school II 6s
Rsfter. John. Hailey--Iot :, block 81, and
improvements, value 400: tax, costs
aud penalties 1914, school ga. .....
Roberts. J. s.--Dwelling house At Gienn's
Ferry, value 200; tax. costs and pen.
elites 9. 81. school 2.0t. poll and hos.
pttal %. ......................
Reese. George a. Shoshone -Lota A and /,
| block Il, lots d, q and D. block 8 in
| Reese's addition value 100: tax, costs
an! penalties 70. school l. 81. .....
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Tweed, Mrs. Hailey--Lot block 30. AMI
improvements. value 176: tar. costs
and ssnsltiss Gel. school 3.l0...-..
Tatro, ". G. HALEY Lots 6. G, Z, 8 and 3.
block &C. and improvements, vslne
375 tax, costs and penalties 1881,
school 6.O ..... ........,.............
Teschnor. d. W.--Improvements on lsDd
adjoining the Morrison ranch on the
south, title Wood river. value 20,
personal property 49, total G6: tax,
costs and penalties sos. poll and hos.
Thompson, f. c. Rocky Bar - Hosting
works on Bear creek, buildings and
quartz mill known 81 the Cartee and
millsite. Office bnildiEgs, blacksmith
shop, tools, etc. value 5000: tag, costs
and penalties. Observation-Disclosures.
TrullenGtr, Frank & Company Improve
ments on land near Muldoon. value
800, personal property $50. total $50:
tax, costs snd penalties 1898, two
poll and hospit | 100. ..........,...
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Ha.!ey-.The soxtA hair or L..
v.na lot 70, bio / So. and imp owe.
~eeta. value $50; tax, costs and % n.
tiles, $50, school. AT. poll sna
0osPitai, o.oo Observation-Disclosures. Ia
nj, L.-lmprovsnehts on lana near
Bliss. value 200, perspnsl property.
n oos, total, 7oo; tax C ,Rta and penal
IA u"s, z3'zz. poll hnd hospital, $50. -. %
len H. Tnono'-improyements on land
i er miles south Of Crichton, value
sH e e..s: .sa prop . ssy MS tos. sis
sy. s.-The northwast quarter of the
eorth hslf OF the southeast quarter Of
I section 8. and the southeast Quarter
OF tAs southeast quarter Of section g.
cwn soute, range IL east. value
a s7o. personal property. go, total i2zo:
tx, ccsis and penalties. 80 As, poll
G aud hospital. $50, school. II "a ~. CO
Nactlsy. John. shoshonc- Lots / and a>
rs o ock ~. and improvements, value
SVvi TAX. costs and penalties, 257l
eo"ooA, tos.. .....,.............,.. 80
~~ mitchell, :. 3 Shoshone--I,ots II and H.
BLOCK IL, value 2p0; tax. costs sni
pnnues' Q ~, school. 2..s.. $50. o,
Montrz Julius--Personal property. value
lS,; tax. costa and pensltie spa
school. i.ss. p"li and hospital, $50. 10,
HcDerrnit, Charlea--Improvemcn on land
on Little Lost river. three miles
snose Howe. value 50. personal prop.
essy iaa. total 40; tan. costs and pen.
Is'esS.5 30 poll and hospital 550.... II
herssssrt. R. TIE northwest quarter Of
..Iss 49, - soWh south, range II east,
value 600, psrsoual propeity 200, total
~, AZ, costs aud penalties 1921,
scnooA IL, poll ana hospital $780,. -
Mcaarh. 9. Tho northeast quarter of
section H. town I south, range III east
and improvements, value 100 person.
Hropefty 40 total 96O; tax, costs
INC psnaities. $40, poll and hospital
"'V.'..-'..... .................... II
NcTaggart, {. --Improv ements on the south.
east quarter Of section TO- town 10
range IA east. value So personel prop
srty iW. total DOS; tax. costs nnd pen.
ALTER ~. poll aud hospital 6.5O -
McMu-phy. j. A. Hatley-Iots and G.
block ~, valuo so. 20 feet lots III, II
AMI IL. block 40. value 1O0 total $50
tax. costs ana penalties 523 schooi
s.'l..-.......... .............,....... 7
Meaare, nnR2 W.--Improv cmenn on But.
termilk ronch and house in Mormon.
town. value u: tax, costs and penal.
ties 2.s7, school l.l6. .......,.,.
McLans. Mrs. Nellie, shoshone---Iots .
and 10. block ~. and improvements,
value $40; ta1. costs and penalties
70 66, school 6l3. ......... %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
THEY WERE MARRIED.
AN ABDUCTION CASE sUMMARrLY SET
TIED AT LYHcHBURG.
The Brother Meant to Give Troutls-Ths
Hill City's Boom-rhs Anti-coupon
Movement
lspocial tnlarrnm o the pi.p,,cn.l

LYScHBuRG. Va, February eo.--Joseph
Staples, well-known citizen OF Botetonrt
county, arrived IN the city several days ago
on hunt for his nineteen-yesr-old daughter
Alice, stating that she had been abducted by
a man named Charles Phelps. an employee
OF the Richmond and Allegheny road. Yes
terday evening the police located the couple
ACROSS the river in the village OF Madison.
aud both were arrested. The young lady
was detained at clearinghouse in this city
and tho young man was sent 70 jail. This
morning be was taken to Madison. and while
the trial was going on q brother OF the
young lady appeared. and, Notwithstanding
the objections OF the father, said II Phelps
did not marry his sister at once trouble
would ensue. Finally all agreed, AID a
license was procured. the marriage ceremo-
ny was performed. and al the parties left on
the afternoon train for Buchanan.
r. W. Rose. colored lawyer, has been
appointed a notary public. This Il the first
cOlored notary ever appointed IN this city.
Decatur Axtell, general manager OF tie
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, Is 10 The
city.
Owing 10 the revival Of trade and the ex-
pected boom IN this city numerous bands OF
trsmps have arrived snd are getting very
troublesome. The Mayor promises 10 make
It warm for them soon.
James Cleland IL Sons, founders OF this
city, will erect next month lsrge brass
foundry at an estimated cost OF $4,000.
The coloTed people organized their real
estate snd trust company last night and
raised ihe minimum amount Of stock -. 000.
The maximum amount was placed at $780,
600. They have soliciting committees Out
working mp the scheme.
The antl-coupOn committees are meeting
With great encouragement, and the commit
tees propose to call public meeting IN q
short time 20 report progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
CATTLE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, February iS-Receipts At the
West Philadelph aud North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards we're: For the weet-beeyes 500
head I. sneep, 1900: hogs, $50 Beef cattle
were again too large for tho demand, and al
though fifteen cars were shipped on sunday 70
New York the market did not rally, a1d droyers
were compelled 20 let their stocks go a. Dnt,hefr
offers, when we're. Ia many cases. Dsiow last
weeks prices. Quotations; Extra. 4kaikcI;
good. lsl4c.: medium. 3has4c; common.
sa8 e. sheep we're 10 too large supply, and
with only moderate demand prices decliued
nc on ali grades but extra, which only declined
60. extra, 5Ha5xc. good, sas19c medium.
lambs, ia7Ac. Hogs sero dull and with An IN
creased supply prices declined kc. on all grades;
western, 81 a7c. state, oaB3ec. fht cows were
dun and weak ~ 24S4c. Aiich calves we're &c
tive at case. City-dressed oeeyes were is iar De-
BAiTrnoaE. February iS--cairsrton seek
Hsrksf--1ih sarfRs Hdftsk--1h 0agh The number
OF ne receipts Is more than 2.0o0 head lese tnan
lazt week. yet prices are 4sssc. less tnan they
were then and trade Is very duil. common.
heavy. rough nog4 SONS and stays being very
SLOW Of safe AZ 5Ha5hc., the better grades Dfinz-
ing saas.c.. win few Choice = shade higher.
Though lneso y not very active trade a. $50. :
moss sales NJ 6fa5isc. net. Arrivals, 7ssi7 head,
against s.gs0 for last wees.
CiafsmoHf Liee-Sock Eart<k.--heceiD;s this
week 6.els head. sgainst s.ls head last week.
Good hogs selling from Is - " 10; roashs seil-
ing AZ tLba Arrivals Of live stock lss cara. con-
ssialns i7ss head Of cattle. 81 calves. i,< sheep,
1871 hogs. ls7 horses. and % nuios-
Nav YORK. February ia Bseycs--h eceip,s.
SO had, ell for staaghiefers direct exceps
car-ioa3s Noseing doing IN tne ca<tierpcus
sall for drsEsed beef a. 5alc- tor sscea win Z
Imports. ~ bseves and ESQ quarters OF beef.
Tc-day's Liverpool cable Quotes American TO
frigefator b8sf sfoady at o. S1eep and lambs :.
ksesipss, 1,soo heal, aud 40 hs@a vsrs s<s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FgDKUARY 20, 1893.

FEBRUARY ~, 1883
Loose sales o-day were light with S,5o5 pounds
sold, with 6Ec. best price aud zoe. per hundred
pou0ds lowest value.
on Change a moderate business was TRIMS
acted IN Cd stock consisting OF common dam
aged grades. partly taken, Specializing, and
sound common oilers. The market has tho ap-
ps8rance OF great 1rmness, and few more
weeks Of activity In old. while the new Is fRiiing
oil 50 Ia color. must send nno ami desirable
old wrappers higher.
Auction sales we're q oHered-lO rejected; 80.
highos, for wrappers and 50 90 lowest bid.
Western markets la Burleys are stronger and
highor
Loose tobacco sales we're A.l@ pounds today
with the remarkable figure OF sl0.75 for the
highest price while 20 cents was lowest value.
The red wrapper sboye at 500 was bought By
W. y. Hancock for ine plug work.
on Change the break wss mostly reviewed to-
bacco sold N auction consisting Of about tho last
odds and ends Of West Virginia, with nothing
TO recommend t. yet prices we're good for such
an Offering: Forty-twO offered, eight taken In,
highest gle. lowest s2.2Q. Several dark crops
OF new wore sold. and good line q Old wrap
pers and other bright grades changed hands
privately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

man. in October, 1851, and was trans
ferred to the sloopSk Louis, Of the Medi-
terranean squadron, and thus partici-
pated in the famous Koszta affair at
Smyrna in 1854. While on duty in the
coast survey he safely carried the
schooner Crawford through a series Of
hard gales and cyclones of Cape Hat
teras. lasting twenty-four days. During
the civil war he served on the slOop Van
dalia, and was on board the steam sloop
San Jacinto at the evacuation OF Norfolk
in 1862. In July OF That year he
was promoted to be lieutenant
commander, and he was IN COM
mand OF the steam gnn-boat Maumee
when she took part IN the bombardment
and capture of Forts Fisher, Anderson,
and Lee, which resulted in the fall Of
Wilmington. He removed the torpedoes
in James river and cleared the channel
of Richmond for the advance OF Admiral
Porter. and after the war discovered and
surveyed the Cultivator shoal, about
fifty miles off Cape Cod. From 1859 to
1863 he was on duty at the Brooklynnavy-
ward. It WAS he who commanded the
Swariara on the transit of Venus expedi-
ton ten years ago. and after his return
he took command of the frigote Wabash,
receiving-ship. His commission as
captain came in 1874 and that OF commo-
dore on Merch ], 1881. lie was pro-
noted to rear admiral on October 6,
1896. and was succeeded in command OF
the BROOKLYN nayy-yard by Commodore
Bancroft Gherardi on October 18th of
that year, when he WAS ordered to re-
lieye Rear-Admiral Davis in command OF
the Asiatic squadron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

he construed ass threst against The people
OF The South. lie was not open 10 lecture
on the subject Of correlation from the gen
tlemsn from Georgia. he had never INTRO
duced secfionslism In any debate over
business proposition, abb he never would.
Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri. opposed the con-
ference report, declaring thar the object OF
the bill WAS 70 sQuandcr money IN the
Treasury Ia order that The onerous dishop.
est protective system Of taxation might be
perpetnated.
Mr.. ostes 81 Alabama, one Of the confer
Tces, sid ihat he bad refused 10 Sign the re.
port because Of his uuallerablc, unwavcring
opposition TO the bill from The time OF its in-
ceplion.
The constitutional features cs the bin were
discussed By Messrs. Oates, Hooker. and
Caswell, and the conference report was then
egrecd io-yeas, 1853; nays, So.
Mr.. Springer presented the conference re-
port on the territorial bill. TIE bill az
agreed TO m conference provides for the adj.
mission Of the states Of North Dakota, South
Dakota, Montana, aud Washington.
The Territory OF Dakota Is TO be divided
on a line OF the seventh standard parallel
produced due west 10 the western boundary
Of tue Territory. II Is made the duty Of the
President TO admit four n9w states by
proclamation II The contributions formed sre
ratified at the election n be held on the flrst
Tuesday 10 October Escb Of the new states
shsll be entitled 10 one representative 10
CONGRESS. cXcept South Dakota. which shall
De entitled 70 two representatives.
Until lest night the name OF Washington
was changed in the bill 20 Takoma, but IL
was then stricken out.
BIZ. Barnes, Of GfOrgs, said that az one Of
The c0nierTees be bad been unable under bis
sense OF duty 10 sign toe report. He would
not attempt, however, 10 enter into any
argument against the bill. but would allow
the House to vote upon the report without
delay.
The report was then adopted amid sp-
plluse on both sides of the chamber.
The Speaker proceeded 10 clear his table
Of executive communications and Senate
bills, and Mr.. Randall, voIcing the sentiment
Of the frieods OF the Cowles bin, objected
10 any disposition Of this business which
could in any way interfere with the con-
gdcraiion OF that measure.
Tue House went INTO Committee Of the
Whole on the pcst-ofl,e appropriation bill.
Little progress had been made when AZ }
o'clock. the comm tee rose aud the House
took recess uutii $780, the evening session
to ue for the consideration OF the business
reported fror0 the Committee on Commerce.
At IS evening session the House passed
the following bills: For the establishment
Of q customs district 10 DO known as the Dis
triet Of Tampa, Fla, 10 extend the limits
Of the collection district Of Memphis, Tenn. ;
Senate bill 10 authorize the construction Of
bridge across COosa river, Ala. at jack
son, Ala. Senate bill for a light station on
81. Catherine island, Ca; Senate bill Tor a
lighthouse on Diamond shoa off Cape Hat
teras. y. G. An amendment likes the eDprO.
pristion at $500, 600. and makes the accept
ance Of the work from the contractor con-
dit0nal upon the success OF the light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Rfelsne Premier.

fBy Anglo.American cable to the Dispatch.I
PANS, February 20-Prosident Carnot
this morning had consultation with sena-
Tor Fave with reference TO the formation Of
a senatorial ministry. Subsequently The
President urged De Freyciuet 20 accept the
premiership De Frcycinct. before reply
ing. wanted 10 consult his friends. After q
long interview with FlOquet he returned to
the ElYsee with Meline and told the Presi-
dent that be was willing TO DO all in his
mower 80 relieve the cOuntry's uncertainty,
but it was important for various reasons that
Melnc should take the premiership. Me-
line Welded 10 DE Freycineps persuasions,
and both are now jointly engaged IN the task
Of forming Cabinet, in which 1t Is probable
DE Freycinet viii take the War portfolio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Warrington NOtes.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

ny iolcxihph 10 the DlsphNh.l
WASHINGTON, February 20.-rhe Urea.
sury to-day accepted S5l3,3OO AIS at lO9s
1923.
During the last session Of Congress bills
were introduced in the House " to punish
dealing in futures IN agricultural products "
and "to prohibit fictitious and gambling
Transactions on the price OF articles pro-
duccd by American farm industry" The
bills were referred to the Committee on Az
rculture, " bich took the subject under con-
pideralion and heard argument 10 support OF
the bills. TODAY the committee took up the
matter for disposition and decided to report
both bills adversely and authorized the APP
poIntmcnt Of a subcommittee TO draw up a
report to that effect. The committee inyes-
lighted the matter thoroughly and arrived al
he CONCLUSION that Congress has no iuris-
diction over this subject; that the limitations
imposed by the constitution make 1t I'M
proper for Congress 10 pass the measures
proposed and that 1t is matter for state
legislation exclusively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Person

Count Herbert Bismarck cynicllly says
4" The only advantage OF better society is
that its morality Is worse"
Johnston. the African explorer, IL now
about fOrty-hye years old-a small. wirV
man with bright eyes and Dronzed face.
Tolstol. the Russian novelist, says that the
great mass OF people read novels for the
story. They do not look or care for toe APP
pication.
The dress that Mrs. Harrison win p-oba-
bly, wear at the Inauguration Is OF pearl
white brocade, made with long tram, the
fr0ut OF which is OF Simost solid gold en-
brOi lery. The c0rsage opens a little al the
throat, and shows a full ruche Of real old
point lace. The sleeves reach the elbow.
Lord RoihschiId IS popular In London
among The poor. He is a good 'un, he Is"
said an omuibus-dtiVer passing bis p,laee.
"Ii an the hloomIn' swels was Ike bin
they should have nv vote and ioterest."
How's tbat:" D." Why, every Christmas
he gives my mate and me brace OF phsa-
SAINTS, aud 50 no do all US wot passes bis
door. Good old Baron.'
Miss Julia Fletcher, the author OF ks
mei," has a new novel in press 10 Boston.
Il Is entitled "The Truth About Clement
Her." and promises 10 be story that will
sell. Miss Fletcher is described o. a singu-
larry fascinating young woman--slight,
graceful. With 4 delicate, pale face, big blue
ewes, aud plenty OK yellow hair. Sue is very
witty Ia her conversation.
Count Won Moltke Is very old, deaf. aud .
martyr 10 \ bad liver. Yet ne carries him
self easily, and seems 8 well.prssefyed man.
Tall and lean, be is slightly bent; his
smoothy-sbaven face has the color Of old
ivory; the tall brow Is surmsunted BY 3
blosde wig although bis portraits are paint
ed without Tue perukcl; two gras-biue eyes
hook 81 you almost cruelty; the lips are thin,
aud the nose long, straight, and strong; a
pair OF loog, muscular ears, and small aud
closed mouth complete a SET OF features
which give every slgn Of discretion, Il not OF
taciturnitY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

He'd ovsr yesssnisy; sbous xots Aes1 esvs ~
OF ossier prtc,s and The o5&fket cf1z91 r91k
transactions incln5e1 mflbefy - good me>p -
ftcqatte AMI ortinsry 70 secd jsmbs - ~
c.3 Dressed mutton slow 81 7Ba54c; dressed
lambs stasds o. eajic Hoys-nssip:A AID
head none Tor saie alive: shade nfmer ~
tho nominal range OF a. iosf5D
CHICAGO. February -. --CAttle--heceipn< 7vD
head: shipments. $500 heel. fnarsct riow tus
sioedy choice 70 EXTRA nessex. ff,f><A9; stesfh
eSataid; stockers and feeders. 50 2tab<,o: cess.
bulbs and MIXED. si.5osf3f0; b1Ix. s.. soe<xt5.
Hogs--lgeceipts 1900 heff; shipments, Afp'
bead: msrkescoened stronger AID closet wesk:
mixed. 81 s0afseO: hessy. 81 e)agks0: ieot - -
SAtD: pigs. xf70sttSk tnoep-keceipts, 400
head: shipments. I.n0 head: msrset steady
natives. s5ss5; western lcoFn.fedl. ttNASf't'
iamD~. tsas&
sr- LouIs. February IA -Cst,ls--Receipts. 90
head: shipments, 100 heal; maskei = shsds
higher. ciloice heavy native s,cefs. fAcosfffs;
fair 70 good DO, g. c1ass - sfocsors and feel
ers. fair 20 good. tl.SoAS2a); good, si->)s5lry;
raagcrs. corn-fea. t2.s0asa % grass-fed. fl.1,s
He0 Bogs--Receipts. s.QO1 head: shipmea =.
40 head market higher; choice heavy esi
baHaers selections, tlSoaAG0; light grsdss,
ordloary 10 best sli0a<t6o. Sbeep--Recepts.
400 head: shipments, fo0 head; market steady:
fair 70 cholce, tSalA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
PErKRsBuse PEANUT MARKET.


OKEEFE.-Died, st the residence Of Dor son
tn-law. Thomas Okeefe. s01 Buchanan street.
Wednesday, February 9Th. Mrs. Bridget
O'KEEFE, in the etghfy-nfts year o. her ege.
Her funeral viii take place To- DAY a. =.
N. from ~ Peters Cathedral Friends and 90
quaintsnces are iudtcd 10 attend.
SULLIVAN. at tae residence .: her
parents p. J. AMI Bridget r. sullivan. 1895 Cedar
street. al $40 o'ciock Wednesday. February an,
ANNIE MARIE SULLIVAN; aged iourteeh
months-
me iussrai viii take place from - pster's
CathesiraI ag<P. ~. TODAY. Friends and a.
QuAinssnces Of the family sro iny's " attend.
TYLER.--Dfed. al his residsnce. No sc PARK
Avenue. February ~. 1859. 81 So A. n, = n
TYLER; aged forty -nlne.
Fslaeral from serenth-strcos Christian church
FRIDAY, February ssd. 81 $50 p u. friends ef
ne family and those Of his brothers. William II.
and T. @. Tyler. are invited 10 attend
wTLCox.-pled. Tuesday essaias. a, ne
residence 81 hsr sou. Mr. John 1alioek, iEs
sARAH WILCOX,
Faussrai fron Second Prssbytersa OR Hoyes,
ehurx:f. TO-DAY a. O'Clock. friends and ~
quslniAncss Of the family respectfully iasisec "
attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

Nyw YoRE, February 2l--Tho stock market
to-pay showed little animation, accompanied by
considerable strength during the firsi hour, but
after that It became very dun. aud the net re-
suit Of the days operations Is 70 leave prices IN
most Of the let practically unchanged from iast
evening Operators await news from the con-
farencs o. Chicago. Transactions were restrict
cd 90 the smallest limits. some talk Of further
shipments OF gold Was made the most Of, and toe
fact mat tue dion Pacific funding bill m ut lie
over until another ssssion OF Congress was heard
az great deal. The market closed duh but
arm AZ tie best prices and generally al small
fractions better Than on last evenings prices
The Big Four rose per cent. but the other
chan yes ara for small fractions only. Total
sn'as 7.O0 shares
Hesasrs.--Excnange strong and active AZ iNs
4sg,. Money easy as = 4a2 Sub Treasury bal
Ances Cold. tflO.l19.030; currency flb.1oe.oOl
cover mcn.a duii aud drm: PER cents l2S'.
AZ coupons l0e. state bonds dun and feature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

for The address OF Davis, who writes
on The Irishman, and who bsd gone
to Paris TO prepare for the priesthood.
witness corruhoratad Honston's testimony
with references to the preliminary negotia-
tions regarding the search for the documents.
II was understood the affair should be kept
absolutely secret. He did not know Davis
then except as a contributor to The Irish
man. Davis sigsed his articles "0wen
Rowe.v
The commission then adjourned.