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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Observation-Disclosures Body.


LYNCBBURG, VA, January l5.-The Land
and Improvement Company held another
meeting tonight and determined to appoint
committees to canvass the eutire city TO OBJ
tain subscriptions. The endeayor will he TO
get every citizen Of the city 10 take some
stock.
An expert from Pittsburgh has arrived
here TO inspect the tinmines recently dis
covered In Amherst county. and located on
Irish creek. lt il thought these mines
Will turn out to be a yeritabe bonanza.
In the Corporation Court to-day the Nor
folk and Western railroad was fined on two
counts for running trains on sunday. They
paid $50 in each case.
George Ginshomer, a German on the
suburbs Of the city, was awakened last night
by noise, and on going TO the door found
white infant child In basket. IL was be-
tween six and eight months old. No clue to
IT, parentage.
The body OF a white boy, apparently eight
years old, was found below the city yester'
day at Six-uile bridge. No one has identl-
fed the body yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
THE KANSAS WAR,
Troops Necessary TO Keep the Fac
tionS quiet.
By telegraph to the Dispstchl


TOPEKA, KAN, January 1j.-Brigadler-
General Myers, who commanded the regl-
ment ordered to the scene OF war In Gray
county, has arrived here. He reports very
serious state OF affairs in that county, and
fears more trouble. lie arrived at Cimma-
ron at 2 O'Clock Sunday morning. The
citizens were greatly relieved upon the arr
val of the troops. They had been under arms
ND 10 that time and fearful lest another
deadly attack should be made. Sunday
meeting Of the citizens OF the city was held
i'm the public hall and resolutions concerning
the affair were adopted TO have the coun-
ty placed under martial law. After
the adjournment OF this meeting,
which was attended by great
many people, General Myers proceeded
by carriage to ingalls,, about seven miles
further west, and a similar meeting was held
there with similar results. Every prominent
citizen, and in fact everybody In the county,
said General Myers, was connected with one
faction or the other, and the most bitter feel
ings prevail from one end OF the county 70
the other lie found the town OF ingalls, In
arms and prepared for war, but directed
them at once to lay aside their weapons. lie
thinks that without the presence OF tho
military the factions would have another
battle, aS there is such an intense
feeling Of hatred aud revenge. All business
is suspended in both towns. All trains
passing through are closely watched by
armed men who fear surprise, although such
a thing IA highly improbable. 1t Is learned
that both towns have ordered a large supply
OF ammunition. The prisoners captured at
Cmnaron were committed TO Dodge City
jail, but are at present in charge OF Sheriff
REYNOLDS, at Ingalls,, and enjoying the free
dom OF the city, the Sheriff being an ingalls,
paltisan. Ed. Brooks. one Of the Ingalls,
men, who was shot through the body, Ia
dying. This will increase the number Of
deaths to three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
CHARLOTTE
Attempt 10 Wreck a Train-Kiiied-
Education.
Especial telegram to tho Dispstch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstshl
CHARLOTTE, n. c., January 10 To-day
about noon the incoming freight train from
Greensboro ran over and instantly killed an
old colored woman about three miles from
here whose name has not as yet been
learned. The woman attempted 10 cross the
track in front OF the engine, when she was
wbirled at least seyenty.1ye feet, falling IN
A field near the track with nearly every bone
In her body broken.
The weather in this section continues ex.
ceedingly mild.
The following received tonight from the
State University at Chapel Hill Is interest
ing: The election OF bail managers to-day
was close and exciting, the largest maiority
being only six after several ties. Some OF
the sub-managers were elected by only one
majority. The managers elected thus far
are Chief Manager, CASTOR Battle, OF Tar
boro', n. C.. Sub Mansgers-Dialectic So
cisty: First, A. S. Williams. OF Whining
ton: Second, II. q. NsnhoTn, OF ReidsVile;
Third, r. W. Bingham. Phlanthropic So
ciety: First, j. J. Phillips, OF TArboro'
Second, A. z. Branch, OF Wilson. Presi-
dent Battle SAYS there ATE 5000 Young men
In the State who are amply able 10 get co.'s
legiate education.
Another unsuccessful attempt was made
10 wreck an Air-Liue train near here today.
DISTINCTIONS had been placed upon the track
but were seen IN time to stop the train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
DEATHS.

CAuDLR-Dled. on Monday, January 18th. st
e.s5 p, NJ, FLORENCE NJ. CAUDIk the daueh-
Ter of John W. Candle and Caroline l. tAudle,
corner Of Third and Decatur streets, hsnihes-
Ter, Va. aged uine years aud eight monhs.
Is my name written theref
The funeral will take place az ministries
Nethodist Episcopal church THIS "Wednesday
AFTEKSOON, 18th Instant at O'clock. Friends
andae1ualntAn.es are invited ~ attend.
baltimore papens please copy.
CHRISTIAN 40 hAlf-psst o'clock
Tuesday evening, January 10. 1889, a suppressed
nessles. after short Illness THOMAS sEDDoN,
infsnt son OF Helsn Y. aud Edward ID. Cbrsiisn.
Ksa.. aged twenty months. -,
The funeral will take place from ths resifencs
~ mia parents. No. AS west ffanknn erect
This Wednesday) EVENING al 4 o'clock. Ihs
friends Of the family arc respectfully Invited 70
attend.
GRADY.-Diod January 18th, ~ the residence
~ her brother. A, r. Grady, as north Tsentl-
MN street. IDA LEE. the only daughter Of %. W.
Grady: aged sixteen. -.
Her funeral will take place ~ Christ Episco.
mai church TODAY az O'Clock. Friends ana
sruaintances are respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice.
sAUSDgRs.--Dled. In Roanoke. Va, January
O. is.a IN ths twenty-fourth year OF her age
IIICi LUNsFORD SAUNDERS, beloved vile Of
William Z. saunders. formerly of hchmona
Va.
yicksburg (aisz1 papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
BUSINESS oPPoRrUsiriGs.

T,oR SALE, THE STOCK AND
II GOODWILL or A LARGE dkNkhAL
STORE 40 an Interior live railroad town. An
nasl saisa. $1,000 For particulars address
.MEKCHAH1," care daily DsspatsA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Governments Right 10 sue.


SAVANNAH. GA, January I5-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day Judge Emory
speer decided an important question. A mo-
ton was made to dismiss several suits on post
masters bonds for want Ofiurisdiction under
an net Of Congress OF March 3, 1887. be-
cause the amount IN each suit was less than
$4,000. Similar suits had been dismissed
in the Northern district Of Georgia, the dis
trlct attorney there having conceded want
OF Jurisdiction and that the Government
was powcress 10 maintain the suits in its
own courts. Geary, the district attorney in
this district, refused to make the same con-
cessIon, and after argument Judge Speer
held that Congress could not have intended
TO deprive the Government OF the right to
sue IN It's own court; that such right is an
inherent aud vital prerogatiye, and could
not be surrendered except in express terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Gun. for Coast Defence.

lbyteiesrapn W euo otSP@A
WASHINGTON, January 10. only one DID
was received at ths War Department to-day
In response 20 the advertisement calling for
proposals for pneumatic dynamite guns, car.
riases, aud the necessary machinery and
proiectiles for coast defence. This was from
The Pneumatic Dynamite Gun Company Oh
New York, and aggregated within 5000 OF
the s400, 900 applicable 70 the purchase OF
these articles This company proposes 70
Furnish one tight-.nch gun st Sandy Hook
for sa9.si2; two fItesn-inch guns, with
shells al Sandy Hook for si2s,12s; two NJ
teep-tueh guns, without shells. at Fort senuy.
Ter sIoa. ass; two tiiteen.inch guns, without
shells. al Fort Warren. Boston harbor, sl0g,-
4a5. and thirty-one shells for s2t.750. No
proposals we're received for guns. etc., Tor
the pa clfie Coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
RIcgmoNo TOBACCO MARKET.


Transactions Of late and today have Deeh
again on the secret order. aud though sometimes
traceabls yet are withhold from publication. VI
tbis nature there wer- sales Of round lots OF old
briehts to-day and shipments from the ware
houses have been very literal.
The quality Of West Virginia offerings were
disappointing to-day. With ihs highest price at
400. Total offerings sere % packages, with ~
reflections, making 50 sold as follows 10 at 70 TO
4sc., II AT - to glc aud the lowest at &c. Acu'-
ter also sold at i2c.
The break was coarse, grsenish. aud some
very rough tobacco.
Loose sales were the lsrgest OF the season, with
5000 pounds sold from TO sac. The empty
hogsheads piled from TIA nooe attest outside
orders or nesrby speculation on these grades
Low grades wore somewhat better to-day for The
s!ze u tho break.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

took occasion 10 denonnce the lack
Of patriotism d.sp.ssed by the Liberal press,
which, he saia, was seeking TO embarrsu
the policy Of the faiherIand for the benefit Of
foreigners. During the debate on the ex-
penses OF the German consulate at Zanzibar,
Prince Bismarck said be would not now
refer 70 the Governments colonial policy,
but that be would speak on the subject do.
which would be submitted 10 the Bundles.
ralh forthwith. Bismarck made nine short
speeches to-day, and the fact IL taken 10 indi-
cate an anxiety on bis part 10 avoid annoy
Ing England. The opposition abstaIned
from provoking the Chancellor. The Gee
kin and Morier affairs were not referred TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
TUE CASE.

This Is a novel case and every stage OF II
will attract attention. There is a brilliant
array OF counsel on each side and the light
promises 70 be one Of great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
A nnnI. Nnapends.
IBy telegraph to tho Dlspatch.l

SCRANTON. PA, January l5.-The bank OF
Congressman Frank G. Bunnell, at Tunk-
hammock, has been forced 10 suspend, owing
60 an unprecedented run, due TO rumor
that an execution for S4O.0 had been Issued
against the bank, which Bunnell was unable
10 meet. The depositors were largely farm
ers. They became alarmed and withdrew
their deposits. The bank. whose deposits
did not aggregate over 100000, paid $780,
600 in a single day, and then closed its doors.
Buuuell says he depOsitors will not lose any
thing, and that the bank VIII reopen as soon
a. II bridges over this temporary difficulty.
Bunnell is Loyalty supported by the business
men Of Tunkhsnn0ck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

ds,,rmiuel men, who had him 70 charge az
day yesterday sad all last night Whhs ms.
KelIarn, his victim. was almost positive W nss
Identification this morning Just a. soc wa
yesterday, she still asked the MOP 20. 70
hang him a. she might possibly Be m,s.assn.
There IA little doubt that this was pecaase
she shrank from the responsibility OF SAYING
what she knew would cause certain dcstD,
and the mob 90 ressrded u. IL was prove
Of the Inquest Yesterday that Meadows s'a
previously assaulted negro gn5 anu
crowd this morning concluded Una. 'n,,
solved what little doubt there was as 70 ns
being the fieud 10 this case, ana 20 snnss
him up and riddled his body VITA ounen.
His body hangs at the mines now, aDou'o ue
half mile from the scene OF the crime. dc
protested his innocence to the last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Nrv YORK STOCK MARKET

Ngw YORK. January IN The stock market was
less active and lover Throughout tpe cay, WIN
less yim 10 speculation. the resuit being de-
clue which. While aot marked, was general lhe
siroug feature OF deslings was the NandsFoilts,
which we're bought largely for foreign accouns
and met with considerable domestic support
Atchlson was again disturbing iaetor 10 tne
market, and efforts were made 10 get u doSu IN
the early irndiBg but Notwithstanding the zee
por.s Of It's weakness 10 Boston. with positaye
assertion that q dividend would De passed, mere
was TITLE progress MAZE VA q DOWNWARD dfec-
ton until tie actual announcement OF the i@ie
when 10 broke per cent, though hinhed 20
carry the rest OF the list aong With H. GrnnEets
and coal stocks showed the most weakness
during the forenoon. the contin1ed warm
weather and tho reports Of the cuts In prices
being used against them, bat the BULK OF nauipg
was cogaaed 10 the trading olomsnt and
on tho list en- side Of ST. Paul, ~ FLUCTUATIONS
were materially less than per cent Among tne
specialties Pullman and New Haven sold az the
highest pri es ever known, but tho fermer altet-
Ward lost all OF its gain OF ~ per cent fock
leland sgain ioiued the wesk stocks and shows
marked loss this evening. Among the coalers the
most lmpress'on wac inside upon LactawanpA,
which during the foreno0a Yielded really, Dui
remained quiet and steady. Thereafter me mar
ket closed quiet generally q something oeNer
than the lowest figures. pnal changes show
Losses almost Invariably. and while the most OF
the declines nre Tor slight fractions only Atohl,
son lost u. LSca wanna IL, and kocA Island
per rent. Sales aggregated Git,cO shares
kvsHing.-ExchaDEe quiet and sieahy at fHba
49, Money asy az 2a3 Sub-lreasury BAL
snces--Gold $3.50 90. currency, SlIsoS,OV1
Governments dull AMI firm: 4 per cents El%'
~ cOapols. 1855. state bonds dull aud feature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Halted states senators Reelected.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-State Legis-
latures voting separately to-day reelected to
the United States Senate Messrs. Frye OF
Maine. Henderson Of Nebraska, and Hoar
OF Massachusetts,.
LANSING, MICH, january 10. - Both
branches Of the Legislature voted for United
states senator this afternoon with the follow
ing result: nouss-James Mcmillan, IS;
NJ. III, Ford, ~. Senate-McMillsn, %
Ford, Z.
DENVER. Col, January I5.-Both houses
Of the General Assembly met in Joint SEES
sion to-day and elected +. o. Walcott
United States senator 10 succeed Thomas Nj.
RoNpn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
. Conditional Wrts,

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, January 15.-A conditional writ
~ habeas corpus has been granted IN Dublin
for the release OF Edward Harrington, who
was sentenced to SIX months Imprisonment
for publishing in his paper, the Kerry Senti-
mel, reports concerning the meetings OF the
suppressed branches OF the National League.
The writ was granted on The ground that
the certificate OF publication under the news.
paper act was informal. The case VIII be
argued on FRIDAY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Two Boys LIberate Themselves from
the CtfY Jatl,

About week ago two prisoners con-
fined In the city jail. both OF whom are under
indictments for trial at the present term OF
the Hastings Court, made their escape from
the prison and have not been recapiured.
The escape Il understood to have been
made by the boys crawling through the bars
Of the gate between two yards at the prison.
Sergeant Carter has been endeayoring 10
secure their recapture. but up to last night
no information had been received OF their
whertabouts, and the police seemed to have
been altogether uniformed on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
I.ynched.
IBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, January l5.-The body
OF George Meadows, who was lyuched at
Pratt Mines this morning, was brought to
the city to-day aud taken to an un dertakers,
where il was viewed by an idle throng.
Subsequent to the lynching Mrs. Kellum
said she was positive that Meadows was the
man. but had not said so because she did not
wish 10 be responsible for his death at the
hands OF mob. Last night Mr.. kellum, bus
baud Of the assaulted woman. wrote an open
letter to his fellow.ci,izens OF Pratt Mines,
In which be asked them to respect bis wishes
aud those OF his wife and let the law take
It's course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Munifianaaf war.
TBy telegraph % tho Dlspatch.I

10y IoloBIopu V tIIO DnPa1ILI
new YORK, January 15.-fhe steamer
Saginaw sailed to-day for samona and 81.
Domingo City, Turks Island, and Puerto
Plata. The agents OF the Clyde Line admit
ted that she carried sixty cases OF rifles and
100000 metallic cartridges, consigned to
parties IN Samona. Hsytien Minister Pres
ton requested Collector Magone to prevent
the ships sailing, but that official claimed be
had no jurisdiction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

master. r. II. HorvelI; commIssary, Peter
II. Burke: Oiilcer OF the Day, r. N. Northea;
Officer OF the Guard, J. y. stansberyi
Ouartermsster Sergeant, &. u. Chestley. Fix.
ecutiye COMMITTEES: p. 8. Buford, Henry
Boon, ri. @. Jones. This camp is composed
only OF those who actually served IN the
Confederate army. The officers will be in
stalled next Monday night at which time
there will be q banquet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
pofsee Injured.

IBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the pispatch.l
DUBLIN, January 15.-Durine charge OF
the police at Waterford yesterday upon the
crowd which was accompanying persons
who had been sentenced for participating In
the MANCHESTER "msrtyrs" demonstration
the Police Inspector and fourteen others
were iniursd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
omeers OF rlehsl. CAMP.

The following officers have been elected
BY George Il. Pickett Camp, Confederate
Veterans: Past Commander, Charles i.
Loehr; Commander, Il. Psysen Reeve; First
Lieufengnl-c Commander. George Washin Ston
Nay; second Lieutsnaut- Commander. X. ~.
Fox; Third Lseutensnt- Commsndsr, A. Jen-
nipgs; AdiutAai, Peter AcCurdy; Quarter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Outlook for = Riot.
rsnecial telegram % lhe Dispatch.

PocAHoYrAs, January 15.-There has been
trouble brewing on the Elkhorn. W. Va,
for some tune owing to the extra size OF
mining cars, which are third larger than
the ordinary cars. This has threatened re-
duction OF wages in the largest mine in the
world. There have been several msss-meet-
ings held, at which the miners declared for
A standard car. The mines will close down
here tomorrow and about one thousand
miners will go there TO compel the men to
stop work or come to terms. IL they refuse
there Ia a far outlook for riot. The Mayor
has asked for troops TO be held in readiness
IN case the trouble reaches here. All Is
Quiet here now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
charged with Murder.

IBY ttIbkTApH 70 tu1 UI9PHlVu'I
JACKSON, Miss, January TO- The case OF
Rob Lowry, a nephew Of Governor Lowry.
charged with assaulting his wife i'll this city.
in july last, with intent to kill, was called in
the Circuit Court to-day. Lowry failed TO
sppear, and the forfeiture OF his bond for
So 500 was entered. Lowry's friends claim
that be is confined in his room In Scott
county from sprsined ankle and is unable
10 walk. lie was not even represented by
,a1,ueaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
n,.marea Aaars..ss ,be as,ehs,sw.

lby Anglo-Amefican caoIo 70 tho UspaVVlhI
BERLIN, January IS. - Bismarck was pres
ent Il meeting of&>s Rsichst.g to-day. lie
made a speech IN which was dlsparsged The
reports recently published in newspaper
concerning the British Niger Company.
Count Herbert Bismarck said the matter
was be.pg arrsngsd between the Enxiish
and German Governments. Herr kishtef
Insde speech. In which be criticised tue IN.
yestssiions when Lad been made BY the
Government WITH view 10 the suppression
Of the slave trade In Africs. Pnsce
Bismarck replied 10 Richttr and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Lieutenant m,Ies,s Rsms in..
By telegraph to the Dispstch.l

Iby I5IogfapH % suo DIoPe1Cu'I
NEW YORK. January 15.-The body OF
Lieutenant Charles r. Miles, who died OF
yellow-feVer on board the United States
'sloop Yautic last night, was TO-DAY conveyed
to Swinburne island and placed 10 vault.
n will be kept there until the relatives OF the
dead officer send metallic coffin in which
the remains can be taken away. IL will
probably be sent TO Richmond, Va, for In
farp,spf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Contract Awarded.

fBy telegraph % the Dbphtch.l
WASHINGTON, January l6.-The contract
for the construction Of Government wharf
at Charleston, 5. c., has been awarded TO
d. A. j. sullivan at s104.3O9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Tn. .,ane-Cutter.

The stone-eutiers were all at work on the
City fall yesterday. They VIII not have
meeting OF their union until after their reso-
buttons are considered on Friday by the
Committee on Grounds aud Buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
A Bow, suleide.
ffy telegraph 70 the pispsich-l

COLUMBUS Ca, January l6.-Wiilism
Hodges, bog OF seventeen yesrs, snot DIM
self in the bead In his room some tine ins'
night with suicidal intent. tie was ais.
covered 10 his room this morning Is'ms
Ike lnauisc. He died At 10 O'Clock To-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
WILL CONTEST,

Counsel for the natural child OF the de-
ceased yesterday served on the curators
written notice that while they would peace
fully surrender the property, they neither
waived the right 10 the keys held by their
client, nor did she in the slightest degree
waive her clam OF right to the possession
and title OF the property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
MARKETS BY rKLxsRAra
sRW YORK.


NEW Yosx, January fA--cotton steady; sales,
SIS bsies: upands, slS-lec.; Orleans 10 Slcc. !:
net receipts. 9s,172 bales: ssports-to Great
Britain. A,B5i bales: 70 she Continent Aiby
bales; stock. Ss1, sss bales Wheat Irregular and
essler: 80. Z red. g7a97le. Ia elevator; op<ions
steady: No. red, January. Sbe; February,
Thc May. sl.oih. Corn STRONGER: No. Axs
t,zc Ia elevator; options nrm; Jssuary, tthc- |;
Fsbruary. axe; Mar. $,Ac- Osts nrnsr and
quiet: options duh; January, M4e; FsoTuary,
SiNc.. Nay. 24c Hops steady aud quiet Cot
fss~options closed steady Ssas . 49, Us 9.
s,ses no arm. fslr csTgoss. 81. iah SuGar-hsv
dai fair rsanisg. sIe.isss res rsss a.. s ssa
@ ont Yssrolsurn steady; rsansd. u. Cetepn-
ssed oil aal Tale. uoai.ai s ss,; &c Me-.
ssss ,7Lnlslc. Hides weak Wool Qutes and
frm fors lover and dali 90 mes Sla1s
sit: pew mesa, silssi4 ~ Bssf daii 49, hene
eaist. Tserosd bssf Inactive. cut-uee1s steady.
Ma lea aulst; short dear. 0-UH. Lard iSyer
western ssosn, G-5o; ctr sssAm. G0i -
uary. 81. a.; Nay, t7.c< rrssshe stsAdy.
cn1cAeo
cnsAAa January ik--cAsn qsets!less we're;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
New Orleans Races.

[By telegraph to the Dispateh-l
NEW ORLEANS, January 15.-The track
was good to-day.
First race-hali mile-Radical won +;
Roche second, Florine thIrd. Time, 52t.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
Kitty Peace won; Duhme second, Argenta
third. Time, l:lI{.
Third receive eighths OF q mile-Little
Bess won; Lord Grosyenor second, Vattel
third. Tine, 1:04.
Fourth race-fifteen-s ixteenths OF 4 mile
Probus won; Jim Williams second, Countess
third. Time, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
.uaorsex manope

fBy Telegraph 70 mo DIsps1OHI
COLUMBIA, 5. C., January lo.-Ine he.
publican state Executive Committee met
here o.day aud decided 20 recommend VIZ
liam Malone, Of yhginis, for pace In
Preudent-eleet Harnsop's Csolnet A me-
mortal to this effect will be forwarded 70
UarrIson 10 few days.