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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

ID I"I7sI01'I v ~ I--I--- -
Kansas CITY. December 30.-A violent
wind-.torm prevailed in Kansas and Mis-
souri, yesterday, accompanied byatlurry of
Snow early Ia the day and u decided drop
ia the temperature. Tie thermometer tell
10 near the zero point, tut about noon tho
weather cleared and only high wind cou-
tinued. bat lftle DAMAGE was cause by
the wind AU Mlriog, No., thcfeuces We're
lcvelledtoth the ground. Several out-hOusns
nj Abilene. Kausls. were blown down, and
q barn at Wichita was demolished. Be
vond these slight losses tho wind did bat
little damage The greatest damage was
done 10 the crops. Winter wheat had been
forced by the recent mild weather 20 an
advanced state II Development, and with
nothing 10 protect il the severe cold, 4 Is
feared, viii kin the roots, thus causing con-
siderable damage.
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NJockcy Cluh Disbands'
,,,.. ..t...-r.,,t, o, the DiaDafch.1

IIF wv y w
P.rrr,,opr. December S0-'rhe Marvland
Joclrv Clrb definitely decided yesterday
a. disband and to distribute the proceeds
OF its property al Pimlico among lis mem
hers. two hundred and thirty m, number l.eI
Odn Bowie. r. c. Hall, and John ). Cat
tins were appointed trustee to dispose, OF
,ho property. valued at about SOC 1909. Inc
club has been in existence twenty years
and WAS 9on asent 10 Of '4 the multiplicity Of
trects around New York and New Jersey.
II Was crowded ont, aud seeing no further
,,rosoect of holding running meeting
the club decided 10 disband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

A fire Sunday morning about o'clock in
four-stOry building on Main street. occu-
ped by s.. j. ROchecharllo as a tow store
and the Misses Murray as q boarding
house caused intense excitement and
came near eau ing several deaths. The
IRE wac discovered in the store by the po-
nee, and rs soon rs they turned in the
alarm thoy hurried 10 tho uppor stories 70
arouse the sleeping inmates. Bv the time
they reached the second story the house
was hUod with suHocatiug smoke and
several ladies and children were dragged
ont an an almost dying condition. Three
ladies' and one IMAM Jumped from third
Story window 20 an awning and were Tas-
cu"d with ONLY slight bruises. One little
hov. Alfred Peck. who had made his WY
10 ine street finding that his aunt, Miss
Molhe Murray, was stIii iu tho burning
house, made bis way up to hcr room. an /
hha-ng her pa such frightened condition
ii-t Nt caAa not prevail ON her 90 va *
shut thc door aud told her hc would die
with her. and was found on his Knees hy
the hrcnen praying.
The. s'orc-room Of Roc&cchorlias was
crtod. end lac places his Joe. ot $4,000,
WIN 1000 Insurance. Most or tho furn-
tnre Of the hoWdIu--h0use was ruined.
To" house was badly damaged. and alto
cc.her the loss wll amount 10 $1,000 or
$4,000.
Caudy Harris, tho woman who tried 10
commit suicide Saturday evening. WAS
turned loose by fine Mayor to-day, and sine
seemed very pcnitrni.
4 difficulty occurred near Gladoyillo.
VIC county, . thursday between Asburv
Garter and - man named Robertson. when
both drew pistols and bo-h were killed
almost instantly. An old erudge is said TO
have been the cause Of the light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

he pcrsistontly refuses TO obey its orders
his decision was handed down in Dnd.
ley's action against the Press Publishing
company tho World. and denies the mo-
uGn ~ me plaintiff 10 Nacatc an order for
substituted service on him of an order for
ms examination before the trial. TO enable
iEe defendant 10 prepare Nh answer. Tho
Judge says that 10y bringing this action in
this court Dudley has subjected himself 10
hts jurisdiction, and now aeeks 60 vacatc its
order. hUt as he keeps without the terri
t9ual limits of the State and refuses 70
obey the order of the Court. ho cannot. IN
me opinion "i the Court, be heard altrma-
tlNcIy N Onnn.itinn To tho orilnr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
LA GRIPPE.
THREE HUNDRED NEW YORK PO-
lICEMEN LAID UP.
Yesterdays Report OF the Disease Else
vhcre--Frcnch Records of Ipt-
denies in Influenza.
Try telccrr nh to the pI.patch.I

Nrw YORK. December s0.-According 10
the official records nearly 800 policemen
are laid NJ with the grippe. This number
includes Inspector Steers. A number ot
scrgcants and detectives are also land up.
while several captains are mentioned On
the ick list. Jhe fear IS that the epidemic
has seized the force. The death Of Patrol
man Timothy j.. Golden today - sald 20
have been the first fatal case OF u grippee
on the police force here. He was taken III
Saturday.
ia MILD FORM.
ProvrpvNcF. r. l.. December S0.-An cpl
demic IL influenza prevails here IN mia
form. II il estimated that ono fourth OF
the reputation is afflicted, and there are
indications tLa, the disease has not reached
its height.
ANoTuFn LOCALITY.
Os-vuGo. y. y. December 3o.-Ihe cpl
dcmic - ia grippe has STU tlis lccaiilF
and scores of cases ape reported it BE- H.
Discriminate IN Its attack. md merchants,
mechanics. physician, and laoortrs ars
sufferers.
Today twelve crews on the western
division n the Rome. WafortoWn and o.
q nslurr railroad we've laid oh with the
disease. Frmght is aceumu'atiEg along
the line az the road and the situation is a.
Loglng.
vIEr rovrLiR.
Troy. y. T.. December 3o.-lufucrza is
very prevalent hCrc. NanF cases ar. r.
ported n ail parts IL tho city. All ages
and both sexes suffer- Dr.. Is. y. bIos7'
prYm.reut physician. says there IS scarcely
. family IN Troy exempt from the disease.
MONTREAL Jas ~.
1IosrrrAL. Dscrmbcra0- Inquiries made
hv officials Of the Board Of Health Satrr-
% b. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

or contemnIate coming themselves. The
facts are these: Mrs. Hbenaw is perfectly
well; the daughter has intermittent fever.
DIR. s. c. Drew, Jr.. her physician. saws she
contracted il before leaving her home IN
Kingston. n. Y. and that she arrived here
quite sick. She is rapidly improving, DIR;
r. p. Daniel. president Of the State Board
Of Health, confirms Dir. Drew's diagnosis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
crinmen strikc.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspstch.l

p,rrsnrBGH. Pa, December 3O.-Ihe1
crjninen on the Pittsburgh Traction road
ssfTpck this afternoon because OF the DIS
c q. Of twenty members Of the KNIGHTS
of labor. Traffic was suspended Tor Il
snort time. but tie cars are al running 70
niehf with men brought from Chicago anu
PHILADELPHIA. The police are guarding ! ne
compays propeItyd Oo and 10 e Srsay is
peH' Tho strikers were i'll session until a
I nie Iour tonight, but nothing Of the pro-
ceedipgs IS known.
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Differences Settled.

NEW YoRK. December S0.-The commit
tee appointed by the locomotive engineers
and other workmen in the employ Of the
New York, Lake Erie and Western railroad
and the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad. called on T.. b. Thomas, OF the
Erie railroad. this afternoon and settled oil
the differences existing between the COM
whose suspension brought matters to +
crisis will be reinstated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

onsct fly extra India mrs.. fi3se1A nv
NESTS frrm: picked bellies. 81 y5ssa2 hsmX
SIC, NfdSles STOW; rhort~ciesr, SsSo. ssss.s
stronger ard Ia moderate demand N"ss"
sry.ssis; Nay, rs51. frcights tieady; Gov
ton, s-Sst. grsia, 81
CHICAGO
cutc,oo. December 9l--Csst, quotations we're:
Flour nominally un'.hsnrrd. No sp'ms
wheat, 7sz.c.. No. red. me. No. corn' ~
No. 2 oats. znzeDkc. Scss-pork. tHgssIits'
LARD. IS Sls. saor ribs. sl3lest.9 sngus,rs
sl.O2.
Tho laafinc Il lures ran -ss as follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Tn Ee Executed by Electricity
.....s,.h 10 tina Disuatcl,l

RocHrsrER, n. Y, December So.- IN
general term Of the Fifth DepaItiCI, ~ The he
lnoa ~, ~ kemmler. the murderer condemned
ca de "a nnder the new law providing for
w., ~ zee erccntion Of criminals by electricity
,Ig hi the Court holds to be constitu-
tionaI. The writ Of habeas corpus IS SO dt -
missed. aud the prisoner IS rer"ndeo 10
~ c,,stodv of the Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
strike Of Press-Iecders.

Cnrr,Go. December 20.-Four hundred
Youths. composing the Chicago Press
Feeders Union. struck for an advance OK
pav TINS afternoon. They were receiving
from ~ - - per week. and gave two
hours notice If u demand for 5000. ~
cent IN one instance the demand was re-
fused. The strike Affects only book AMI
iob-printing Offices. The employers DE-
cijcd to unitedly fight the strikers de-
r..nla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Terrific Explosion.

~
NEw ORLEANS, December 30.-A terrific
explosion Of gas occurred IN the two-story
h,iok building corner OF Eysianfelds and
Victory streets. demolishing two buildings
and burying six persons beneath the debris,
hut by the heroic efforts OF the fremen and
police they were rescued without serious
Injuries. Many window-glasses in the adj
iacent buildings were shattered By the
force of the explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
A False Rumor,
fpy telegraph % the Dlspatch.l

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, December 30.--A
special from Rondout. n. Y, published in
New York on Sunday, says the wife and
daughter of Rev. NJ. +. Liebenaw, of Rond-
out. are critically i'll with yellow-fever in
jacksonville, Fla. This statement is not
correct. Its publication has elected nu-
merous inquiries from the North aud West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

10y i'icA. hba I'D lA' 'iN''-''-i
PrrgsBUrGH. DECEMBER 30.-Ihe cmplorcs
of Carnegic's Homestead Steel-Norks have
been notified hy the frn that new scale
Of WAGES VIII 20 into elect Tuesday eve
ming. December 3lst. The adyanccm wages
willayarlgc about cents per ton. These
figures we've given by one OF the workmcn;
The scale bias not been arranged, but VIII
be- before the month expires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
ORITI ARN.

Mr. EDWIN sAYrH OLIVER. born IN Hsr-
over rounfy. w., February IS. l--1, nnd died Ia
PsIford county, Va, So Femrer D, l--t
Mr. OiYER Vas educrtei a. Brown niFefsity.
graduated ia law at ambrllge, aud pfaciicof
his proic ,sl1l in New orleans tor many Ynsra,
10 1915 he purchased "a farm 90 firgioiA, npoa
sf.irn he resided until the tluie - his death- he
Has q man ~ gigry charaier ana vas
Louored and respected by an WHO anew INN. Ito
Leaves l. sliSw ~ mourn her Loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

10y q y II7I = No ~ IT ID
CHAnIr4roS. ". Va. December 60
TWoutv-eiX passengers on the O.. ,apeake
and Ohio train wrecked M the White Sui
phur Spring Saturday have signed paper
STATING that iu ih.ir opinion after au CN.n-
nation the oause IF the wreck was rotten
rie>. % detective Iiil. and % too high r'de of
speed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Challenge for IA Race.

NV YonK. December 90.-Edward Han,
Ian ia out with d reply % the challenge OF
JAKE Gaudaur, IA which the Canadian says
h. y .ll row Gaudaur a single-scull shell race
for from ~. 600 10 Is, 900, the race 20 bel owed
before next July. Hanlan mentions nnui-
Der OF lakes upon which the race may "c
rowed. but finally leaves tho choice to a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
f" f;iocks-of-Tiye " Dudley.
fFv telegraph 70 tho Dispatch

syw yoRK. December 30.--Judge Law
renee. Of the Supreme Court, handed down
I'm opinion in chambers to-day, in which
he savs in eject that Colonel William, w.
dudley, who is suing half dozen New
York newspapers for alleged libel IN the
notification Of Blocks-oi.Fiye letters.
Cannot expect iayors from the Court where
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Accidentally KILLED.
lev telegraph to mo Dispatch,

u.,.,soxpuRG. Va, December S0.-Satnrc
dau NIGHT about 7 o'clock Edward WISE OF
pISasaSt Valley. in this county, son OF no
beys Wise one Of our well-known citizens,
aaeeiriia"p,sily Shot and killed himself while
hunting muskrats near that place. Inc Inc
whole load of shot entered oetit .Svan nfv
right ear. Young wise was aoo"' '"eA''
20. "a old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Settler. suffering fro,a I;u1lard in the
West.

,By telegraph % tho D.spatch.l
Cmr..o. December 80 & dispatch
tr.r W.r9.ta. has. says: An appeal for
.5 e.re- from the people of sherman
ANTS. ln t'o western part Of the state.
'I.,c..1 snap which provo Jed 10 TINS see
fau Saturday seems 10 have developed
3tt,a blizzard. aua anywhere from a ioot
81. .I-.. feet - -unw covers tn. ground.
,'Ir, atp.ai ias created no surpr SEE. asst Wa
expected with the Arst severe weather. 10
,,.'. ir.,,l that th. settlers on these tree
l,- ular..- were uncQupped for winter.
Int.r ton-e. I1r the most part are mere
...f.- rraD4 IN many cases have been
failures. Many of those settlers 1--we hVe
lnNcs from "a railroad, and should snow
colttule 90 fail ~ would 100 almost impos-
f.uIe @. roach them with any heavy freight.
4 m..l.s If the Board Of Trade Wall De
lr.ltgtak. s..p. % furnish the necessary
al and tLr County Commissioners VIII
lend 4l tne help iu ihcir power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Death Of Mrs. General Longstreet.

ATLANTA, Ga. December 30.-fhe wife of
General Lonestreet died IN Gainesville last
night. She vas the daughter Of General
John Garland. Of the United States army.
and was married to General Longstreet IN
1915. She will be buried in Alta Vest GENE
terry. in Gainesville. to-morroW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
The sou,h.s Manufacturing Interests.

IhN telegraph 70 lho hi7iA'f-''
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. December 30. ha
yr9fs1lqn has compiled statistics OF the
G.,. lopment or the manufacturing inter
osr- Do tho South in the past ten years
from "a thorough Investigation, with the
nd If state officials throughout the South,
D., decades a- follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
THE HILL CITY.
A FAREWELL SERMON BY A BAPTIST
DIVINE.
Ilrc that Caused an Excitement
They Both Shot to
KIN.
lspselal telegram . Tho pI.p,tch.l

LrNcHDuRG. Va. December 30.-Rev. ".
Il. J.. Smith, Of the First Baptist church.
preached his farewell sermon 10 large
audience last night and the scene wa moot
Nashville, Tenn. to take charre Of The
FIRST church Of that city. lis cougrcca-
ton here have extended call to DR.. Henry
Mcdonald, OF the Second Baptist church,
at Atlanta, but bus answer has not yet been
received. Dr. Mcdonald vas formerly
pastor Of The Second church OF Richmond.
and IS well known throughout the south
a. q most eminent divine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
EsExz.z xZzEzzzEa


COrngNRURG.--u.c1. December q, so, Ia
Philadelphia. Ia., Nrs AUGUSTA GOLDEN
BURG Agei ol4Iiy-f1ur years.
HOGG. Diei, az The residence Of ma mother,
az vs. paiu street. ou the lIh Of December. ~
lzl g. 81. CHARLEY o.. npoG. aged three
years eight months ami twenty days
LAMBERT. December ~, 1879, CHAR
LIS. only cbi.d of William az. and Annie Lanl-
bert aged ttfoo yoars.
MOSBY. Died. ~ tlo re-ii'nce ~ his nephew,
John b. Harris. 4i2 norm llut street. SIMON
WINSTON MOsBi agei sesouty-nye
Funeral wlu take place from Third street.
Methods. church 10 u Oh ~ TO-DAY, Decefn-
her 3irt. Friends ami acgla.nttuc's aro invited
% attend.
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Value Of


The increase IN the number Of este bllsh-
Incrts in the past ten years y bl.' per
cent. the increase IN the capitalization III
tho past ten years Is 1851 per cent, anu
tie increase ia tue value Of products III
ton years is 1873 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Carloads of Pinkerton Detectives.
nv ,.tay-arn IN fhc Di.Dafrhl

ALTOONA. Pa, December SO.-Three car
loads of Pinkerton detectives passed
through here this afternoon for Watson, q
mining town six miles from Punxsutawney,
Pa, where il IS said that trouble Is feared
from the striking miners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
ia MILD FORM.

ProvIDrNcr. r. l., December S0.--An cpl
de-rie az influenza prevails here in mild
form. II is estimated that ono fourth of
the population il afflicted, and there arc
indications that the disease has not reached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
THINK OFT.

Logrov. December 30.-lniluenza Of Z
vruleut type j. 10 -ile IN Birmingham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

/ have very superior Sherriea at very
moderate. prices. JrirEN iifsfoED.
1902 east Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
french Missionaries Murdercd- Dispatch
Boat Ashore-Other Items

Boht Ashore-Dther Items.
ny Anglo-Amorican cab,c To the pispa,chl
PAIRS. December 80. Intelligence has
been received here from Oboe, French
settlement on the 1aiurah bay on The c1st
coast Of Africa. that two french miesioua-
yes who were travelling from Icilah to
haffdf under Tire escort of eight Grcoks.
w're aita"hcd ~ natives, and oil the party
were murdered.
ArEoBkBIE wIFCE.
XNNz1ptn. December 20. The French d;s-
match boat houvet is ashore near here. It
ls expected ihat shc vail be a total wroc1.
sryrETTUy THOUSAND srniEnas.
BrrscIs December 30-The situation
az CbaflCro' l~ moro serious There are
now 1900 strikers. There e. great scarcity
of coil. 2nd supple, are coming from E.g-
land and Germany. The Governor of Hal
uauh has gmmoYcd a meeting Of the
stre@s aad employers 80 try To- effect .
settlement.
THf O'SHrA DIVORCE CtsT.
DrbrlN. December eO.-Nr. ParncN has
written letter g, the /.r0o0,is Jorn1i.
iu which me Says hc has received no notice
uf having been made p cores p1udrut in
the suit brought ht Captain O'Nlea again 9
his wife for divorce. Sir. PlIncll also saws
that since 1885 ho has resided az O'Shoa's
bon at Ethan. lfe was frequently thcrc
wHor Captain O'Sh,n was absent. but the
latter was cnrulIant OF bis beng there.
he declare, that Mr. Houston. secretary
of tho lelcuo aul Patriotic Union. insti-
cffed "0h'a &" institute proceedings Tor
divorce il order Oh diminish damages that
m9v ho awarded 20 Mr Pauoll IN his
lp.l case against tie Iua,s.
AIr. Houston has written letter dcnv-
ing tine atovc statements Of Mr. farne,l.
Mr. Houston Says lc haf no knowledge Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
The Kentucky Legislature - Governors
rsaasa0a
eIcerapn 10 ito Dlspstcn.l

tIiy teIcRraph 70 ITO UispA1cu.I
LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 30.-The Ken
lucky Legislature organized to-day by
the election of the officials chosen by the
Democratic caucus Saturday. Governor
Buckner's message shows the deialcation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-co;ton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
lBy telegraph 70 the Msps,en.l

- wAsurSGrcS December 3l--For Nir-
4 49,, cinis, Sorfn Carolina. and south Caro-
l khlN ilina, light rain, followed by fair
4 waa her, lower temperature. and
- nogtheriy winds. Fair on wednesday.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, Dsczssce 81. issa.
sun r,-..,.......... ~ HIGa IlDA
sun set-........... 5oi Morning. .ls,s
Moon 5ts.......... .1i Eseninr .ls.oo
POKT o. RICHMOND. DkcEsBsE -, loaA
ARRIVED.
steamship Ola Dominion, Couch, Now orr.
merclanilse as1 pas8eusofs, George W. Aisa
steamer cult stream. Hines, Philadelphia,
merchandise and pesssngofs. }. ". tafrlcks
agent
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Deyo Norfolk. nsrchasdiss
sid passengers
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS D.cEsssR %. tssa
lby rslogrsDa.i
AKRgyKD.
Steamship Guysniotte. New YORK, ana sailsd
for Vow YORK merchandise.
stssn.hip Ys.o, Galveston. % coal.
Steamship Zeta, Galveston. 20 ccai.
steamship Creole, Nes OrieaDs, - coal.
steamship B!dar, New Casae, 10 load mere
chandise.
schoonsr A. T.. Rudolph. Norfolk, % LOAD coal.
Barge Roman, Boston, 10 Load COAL
SAILED
steamship Jessmore. Bremen. coaist
steamship AercaDo, liverpool, coaloi.
steamship AscnmOre, Liverpool. coaei
Steamship MOrtiske. Hamburg. coale1.
Steamship wsyeriy. Liverpool merchandise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
TT,HE BRADSTREEr COMPANY.
l. CHARLES T. CLARK, PgksIDssE
ERADSTREk1'o RICHMOND OFFICE
nc. llc9 BASf MAIN SfkEEg.
Telephone hot3i
.H. WhIITY, superintenian,

The Richmond orics nas moro tnan kept pacs
with the rapid growth OK The clty aud develop
mont OF Lns tsrrlIory tributary toI- ltofers s,
the merV aasilo community VI This section all tao
advantages Of Asysgem tho superiority of whica
10 recognized In every trade centre VI the civil
led world Taas it Is 10 special sonso pre- spared
10 guard the interested It's local patrons 70 At
,sstsd py the TACT tRat II has now larger suWA0
nhaAseeI>1s tkas err sthw msres>Slts A1sRGA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
THE wRkrasR N RicBvoSD YESTERDAY was
colder, with rain, hail, and snow during the dag.
karre OF -ihermoEnstar Yesterday.
Mean ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. December S0.-rhe stringency In
the local money market was again controlling
factor IA tue sto-k market today. ana vetkues,
anf Generalization were features early. though
pzrttai recovery late gave batter tone 20
the ma keL The unusual AMI unexpccte3 A.
zion 81 tfe governors "a The Bank u Ere laui
this morning raising their rate 81 discount from
3 Cd Ter cont when tie ~ gulaT meeting day IA
THURSDAY. and a reduction had been exported
FOR como tlmo. sauscl considerable denorall1s-
fion among foreign holtrfs ~ American Sc 'uri-
tles. AM while London figures came materially
lower this mor6ing this Was supplemented by
ulorai seiilE fer .gu aoc0uni n tne Opeu-
irc Of husiuc-- hNsc. Tie tghtnes~ ~ money
hor. wa lrfDrs.0ei ant Yates on call before
noon were roiacl a. - per cent, ana intcr
fourlo io before % p action was bad Tho rate Tell
away rapidly 30 r., 0ni after al hlrfoHcrs wete
accommodated IL feil % ( o. tho closc The seton
90 the treasury Ia Offerlug 80 prepay January
interest without retHie had more theh anyu'hg
else go do wIth the easing ny ~ tho ncrey rate,
blt the firtha~ iscNu" iu strriug was also an M
nuenna factor. ne sei ting of Foreigners ~ ths
opening. supplemented b, Tree short sAleo b.
heqrs ana traders. caused complete demorai-
zat.1n u luntstOns alf the Grsf uri 80 were
D.. t0 pcr cont lcw-r than Soturdny c!o-ing
figures. LoliYilo AMI Nashville fne,
aYd Jersey Central rboWns tie lnfE :
decline. The pressure 10 sell cieh'"i
ruar'rd activity AM further smhu frer-
r0a1l lrrlros veio made ora large bust
mesa during tao first hour. The romeo sion "a
prl cs lrolEtt out some good buying, however,
ans some Of tho groups ol @locks We're "ell-s"p-
por.aI -Crnurors and Gould stocks, with lou --
vitle ana Nashville. beiDE specially conspicuous.
Pro. be- sau 90 recover after me CAST tu-h vas
over. DuIutss AMI nrmness tlen pesame the
only features ~ fhe market ( ni'n Fttilc iur-
nIeliur tne only important moiemeut. bhl we
usual a1lnilnu .al sHiilt4 unNh uP'N tu'
fngr.et trf1fe boon. siow Ngt sfeady srpt"-
c.au.n took place during The afisrnoon, hut ne
movement WA entirely .ualgrlhDlnt ana mo
market luai y closed duu AMI rather hea'5'
though generally al something better than lt'
lDweet pticea Tho hat Re- almost ln'ahsb'y
lNnf|t li.NA-i lh" ga itNN. ''t' ttt '''t''' -
N't iN" lihpoi 'tHf hff i.'' - ''~"
Trusts wcgo quie. and without feature. Intai
sales. 10000 -farnt
frrI n.-f tcahtEO fNl-i hhA Nfhe ~ go"
dti Money tgn. .los.nr 40 &. SuD-Irea-lfy
rHlrr'.. g. bon. .l.5~!.ul0. currency. f'.tr,lH.
l@- cx. int a., coupons, loi, eK- tut state
po0ds UHI NI -.r.
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