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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
From ACROSS LIE JAMES.
4 Manchester Mans success in the Poui-
try show-other Items.


Mr.. W. G.. Owens. of Manchester, had
four OF his fancy black breasted rcd game
chickens entered in the poultry and pigeon
exhibition held last week az o2l Broad
street. Richmond, and won first prizes on
them ali. including the very handsome Sill
Yer goblet lined with gold offered by the
Valentine Meat-Juice Works 10 the highest
scoring pair of game chickens. The cock
stood second highest in tho exhibition,
scoring 93H points out Of possible lOO.
Mr.. Ovens got his chickens from Sher;
berne. y. y. aud two OF those exhibited
were old ones and the other two were
raised bv himself. He has a beautiful yard
of them NJ his residence on Twelfth street;
The following officers have been elected
bv Dale Lodge, No. Jg3, Knights of Honor
for the ensuing year: Past Dictator. W: ID.
Anderson: Dictator. n. l.. Kidd; vice
Dictator. J. II. Williams: Assistant Dlcta-
tor. W. II. Ovens; Reporter, ). X. Owens :
Financial Reporter, ". I. Pitt; Treasurer,
u. J. Weiaiecr; Chaplain, o. II; Clarke :;
Guide. William II. CARRIER: Guardian. j. y.
Mann; sentinel William walsh. rustees :;
:. Il. Owens. ". II. CARRIER. and William
Walsh.
The continued case Of James Hancock.
charged with obtaining Slj from b. 4.
NoOldridgo. was called IN the Mayors
Court Yesterday morning, and was dls-
missed upon Hancock making the amount
good. There was 10 evidence TO Indicate
feloniousintont on the part OF the accused.
There Will be japanese drill at the
Leader Hall Tuesday. "Wednesday. and
THURSDAY nights under the direction Of
Professor Minor. of Richmond, for the
benefit Of the parsonage fund Of the BAN
brldge-Street Baptist church.
Tho subject of Rev. Mr.. Peterson's ser
mon at the Central Methodist church 10,
night will be: The Theatre Considered
as a School Of Especially in the
Education of the Young"
Mr Waiter G. Darlington and bride (net
Bouchan. of Danville.) are visiting Mr.. X.
j.. Darlington. Of s0l Decatur street.
Rev. J. Powell Garland, presiding elder
OF this district, Will preach at the Fifth
Street Methodist church this morning.
Tho December term of the Hastings
Court commences tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Bridget: Tho children have been a-teas
in me TO ask you to let me take THIN 10
the matinee. num-" Fashionable Mother;
well. / suppose you may take them: You
want some money for the tickets-let me
see, how many Of them are there?"-Tare
Hdute Express.
You ought to support a good county
fair here" said the new pastor, you have
a rich county and" faint no use"
replied the Mayor. I'VE did try to organ
ize, but the ground is too rolling. amt q
place IN the county where We could lay out
o good mile track. "-BirdHie.
Cant you put a poor starving. man in
the way of getting bite Of bread!" in
CURED hungry tramp as he presented him
self at the door where lived the humorist
OF the local paper. why, certainly, my
poor man." said the kind-hearted wife of
the humorist. Here is cake OF yeast
that you are welcome TO-" But can't
eat yeast, ma'am." No; but perhaps you
can raise some bread with it; we do" And
the hungry man lifted his hat and retreat
ed In the shadow of smile that was sub
lime.-BosiOn Courier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The worlds Fair Committee-House Com
.Rr teleeraph 10 tho pIspat:a.l

10y ltltEiNlu W tAp iinP+tr Al
WAsHIvGToN. December 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Senatorial Caucus Committee 10 ar-
range the minority representation on new
committees held meeting at the Capitol
TODAY. But four Of the seven members
we're present Mcssrs. Cockrel. Harris,
Blackburn. and Ransom. They completed
their work. but owing to the absence from
the city OF numerous Democratic senators
who must be communicated with before
selections are submitted 10 the caucus the
members Of the committee declined to
make any statement for publication.
OF the Committee on tho Worlds Fair IN
1872 it il said Messrs Eustis, COlquitt, and
VOORHEES, viii bc members.
The Democratic caucus Will meet Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock 10 act upon tho
committees report. and 1t is expected that
full committees viii be presented 10 the
Senate that day and elected.
The House Committee on Elections TO-
dav received a batch of testimony under
seal IN tho case Of the contest of Jehu b.
ker against William l.. Foreman, the sit
ting member from the Bclleville ILL dis
trict. The clerk of tho committee said
the case was a new one to linn, and bee
could not give the groundsupon which the
contest is based. Baker is the Republican
who defeated William Il. Morrison for
election in 1886. and was himself defeated
by Foreman last year by twenty-six votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Dor told IL, and the result wns that the po-
lice arrested one James Peasants. he con-
fessed that he had buried the body az the
north end Of Fourfh street. and he led the
Coroner and Captain Angle, OF the police,
10 the spot, aud it was soon disinterren.
Tho police then carried the prisoner to the
Second station-house, while the Coroner,
made p0si-,norteD. The result proved
that the child, which was only two days
old. had died from natural causes. =.
Peasants is held TO answer the charge OK
interring the body without first having OBJ
tanned burial certificate. but he declares
that he did not know that one was neces-
sary. The ground in which no made thg
burial Is part Of his unclo's lot: lie nseu
neither coffin nor box for his purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--SUNDAY DECEMBER 49, 1885,

section of the city. is reported to have dis
appeared. The depositors in the bank
were composed mainly of poor persons.
and tho average amounts we're from 50 to
500. This evening was the regular time
for the establishment to DO open for bust
ness. and a large crowd was in attendance,
but the place was closed. The alarm was
given that Rsuch had skipped, nnd the
crowd became excited and demonstratiye,
but found no one on whom TO vent IT'S
wrath. Ranch in addition 10 his banking
business conducted feed store. but failed
several DAYS ago, and this place is adver-
tised for sale. Several of The. depositors
stated tonight that Ranch had regula.,
tiOn that any child who was patron OF
the bank was liable to a small fine If a de-
pogit WA not made weekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The romans o. FRANCIS N. DuRyiS. WHO
died NJ sidney. Seb. December I'M, are et-
pectoi " reach Richmond Monday az tuesday.
BOAR sou. thou didst scarcely know
Thy parents tender love
Bro thou vast called from earthly woe
10 higher scene. above.
How fos aud sad were Thy young days
Thy nfo mOurnigi tae
Bu' tnou Art yons where deaths no more
Ani sin can neer sssaii.
Dear brother. NO moro 10 y pulses thrill
1hs hands are marble, tho lips are white:
The bloom from tho check has faded quite,
And ihs heart IL stli-so sulI.
Yon caiI 70 death, and begin % weep;
Nay. nay, not deAih--it Ia only sleep.
It's God that HIS our comforts high,
Or sinks them Ia tho grave
He giyes-ani blessed 10 Hts name
lis takcs but what lie gives.
The funeral will tske place from the Third
Christian church. corner lwsnty-sixih ana Mar
shall streets. tie hour will hs given IN Monday
evenings Stats OF Iuesday mornings D.sfaich-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
ROLAND REID AT THE THEATRE.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Four of the Rocky Mount inoondiaries to
Die on the Gallows.

Detective John Wren received private
telegram last night stating that Judge
George D. Peters, of the Franklin County
Court. had sentenced George Early, William
Wood. Bird Wood. and Mamie Wood. four
of the incendiares who fred the town Of
Rocky Mount on the night of October 18th,
TO be hanged.
There are two other prisoners still in jail
charged with being accessories 10 the
crime. They Will be tried hereafter.
One of the sentenced prisoners. it will
he remembered, made a confession after
his convection, IN which he said he set fire
10 the warehouse because It's use was re-
fused to the Mahoneites when they wanted
10 hold mass-meeting therein. Twenty
four buildings, comprising the larger part
of the business portion of the town, were
DESTROYED. The matter was investigated
by Wren's Agency and these four parties
arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
The Common-schooi System of the coun-
by telegram to Tho DIspa.ch.l

ID '-'---' ~ ~
JACKSONVILLE. Fra, December 1.-The
PRESBYTERIAN Synod of West Florida and
Alabama has been in session at Pensacola
for the past three days. A profound SEN
sation was created by DR.. Shearar, presi-
ma. in his address last night. The reyc-
reud gentleman proceeded to denounce tho
common-school system of the country,
whose non-sectariaulsm prevented the edu-
cation OF youth in the religion OF their ia
theirs. He advocated strongly the adj
visibility Of having the children Of Preshy-
terans educated in schools fostered By the
Church, SO that therein they might have a
religious training in cOnsOnancc with tho
faith OF their parents. and the moral in
struction now denied 10 an appreciabIe
extent in the governmental educational IN
stltutlons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
ARAILROAD LAWYERS SUICIDE.
T. u. Gowen shoots Himself in Worm
Icy's Hotel.

WASHINGTON, December 14.-Franklin b.
Gowen shot and killed himself in his room
in Wormlcv's Hotel some time between 2
Z. VI. yesterday and noon to-day. He is
well-known railroad lawyer Of Philodel-
phia. and was tor several years president
of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad,
and prominent in several hard battles for
the control Of that road. 1t cannot be de-
termined lust when the suicide occurred.
he was AT lunch at 7. VI. yesterday N
good Drits. and went from the table to
his room and was not again seen until the
investigation made about noon to-day to
discover why the chambermaids could not
enter or elicit an answer from his room.
Gowen came to Washington on the 9th IN
slant and registered at Mormley's, and had
been there over since. He was engaged
IS counsel In some very important cases
which have been on hearing before the
Interstate Commerce Commission for seye-
raj days past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
westerly winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YORK, December lA-The stock market
betrayed tho same general characteristics to-
day "a usual OF late. but there was a stronger
tons 70 the general lat and marked adj
vances were scored in few instances. Less
than half dozen stocks monOpOliZsd the IN
terest tskon ia speculation, while others we're
dull and without feature. The easier condition
OF money and tho prospect OF plenty 10 10 h,b
at ruling rates iaclined the shorts 20 cover In tho
general list, while purchasing continued IN
sugar. The rumOr on the board that the Olcott
plan Of reorganization ia Kansas and Texas had
boon accepted and tnst tnere would be n set
Element between tho different committees
brought In heavy buying OF that stock, which
IN sie 10 one OF Tho leaders in tho gene
ral list. Lackawanna was strong and active
and The strength IN that stock was
explained By the assertion tnst there WAS too
much company on the bear eiie and some on
tho smaller ones were being forced TO cover.
Missouri Pacific, notwithstanding tbs publca-
ton yesterday Of tho so-called report 10 June
3Oin, was strong all the way out Tho opening
was eteNdy. most Of the active stocks being ur-
changed from last nights figures. The statement
WAS issued early and was considered favorable.
Tho civse was fairly active and strong at th- best
prices Of tho dAv. AIM ~ everything on the list
i higher tonight. aud while gains are generally
confined % small tractions, sugar rose 5's, Kan
sas and Iexas -. and Manitoba ~. Sales ~
stocks to-dsy--hsiod. $1,000 shares unlisted,
24.n0l shsrss
Ersntn1.-F Icnsnge quiet and steady a. 4sla
49,. Money r4, cloaing offered NJ 2 Sub
1reasury - snces -- Gold, flfn,'fe.OOO: cur
reucy. Z, on. G0vernmentsdull and -'eaiy for
IS. per cents. le1 eX. int a.. coupons. i0i :,
nv - Ia q Il D. M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

(Reported for the Dispatchl
DECEMBER H. 1850
No loose tobacco sales or auction offerings on
Change today.
Internal revenue collections. Cigars and cl-
gareltes. .63O; tobacco, s2,9i320; special
tax, f2-toisl ge,s7Ll0.
Private sales reported: Fillers, i2 hoesheads +;
wrappers, - hogshesds; Burley, ho.saeads-
otal, 81 hOgsheads
Auction offerings on Change FOR the week,
1876 packages, with g. taken in Highest Sc,
loves. orc, average s-GG@
The quality Of loose tobacco sales for the week
has boen very poor, but sll buyers seemed aux
lous 10 have what was sold, and high prices were
paid.
Private Gales for tho week were composed
mostly Of mahogany Wrappers and old oilers,
with only moderate sslos.
DANyIILE.
DANyrIIs, December A--Our breaks have
been full again this week, sales having been
blocked every day except Monday and Sslur-
dBy.
me quality has been more common than any
week, We lhink. since tho new began 20 be mar
ketsd The breaks present decidedly monde
script appearance. Desirable tobacco OF any
type have been unusually scarce.
Prices have been nrm throughout the week.
10 no grade nas there been any decline, but on
the better grades OF wrappers ana cutters there
Is some lttle advance.
NessrA Il. II. Martin. b. l. Duke, and Thomas
Walker. OF Durham, y. C.. and A. y. Motley, Of
Reidsville, we're On our breaks this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
A SEARCH FOR A BODY.
Found at Last Buried In Lot North of
the Almshouse.

The Coroner was sent for yesterday TO
view the dead body of child OF Ida Ford
(colored), who resides in rear of No. 5l4
west Broad street, but when he arrived at
the designated place WAS told by the
mother that the corpse had been sent to
G Ie was informed by SP the ofciais that
they knew nothing about it. second
visit TO the mother and careful interroga-
tories elected the fact that the body had
been pat into the hands Of young
colored man. who had undertaken TO
bury il. The woman pretended not to
know the name of this person. but neigh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEH IOfkA-
NEW YORK. December i.-Coi.on firm; sales.
- bqlss: uplanis, 10 5-lBc. Orleans, 10 9-loc. .
nit receipts 70 JJ3 bales. O,pOris--fO Great Bri-
tain. 6,lg bales 10 france, a,gig bales. "a TIE
Continent, 1910 bnles; stO'k, siScOO bales.
Southern Hour dun sad hessy Wheat dun I.
No. red. siiSt,c.. ~ elevator, options lull and
steady. ~ : red, December, StA C.. January,
So. Corn dull and steady: No. =, axe. 10 eio-
vaior; options armrr snd dun; Decom Der.
outions dull ani nrmer: December AMI Janu-
arr, ~ &c ; No SPOT, = AsA.91. C.; mixed ~est-
cr, 23s.}ur. Hops ia fair demand and nrmer !.
state now, Sale. Oii. Oaib. Ioice-fipiiOns
opened barely steady and unchanged "a I'D
points down AMI closed Irm a. and ID
points upon higher cables December,
SO I0afl6l5; January, tl6.l5asii3. May,
~ 1875. Sggar-henaed dun and week. Mo-
lasses-Foreisn nominal: New Orlosps steady.
Rice steady. with fair demand. Petroleum
steady and quiet: refined, ,.5jc. COtt0n-seed OIL
weak: or sdc. &la2' &C.; yellow, &c Rosin
quiet; strained, COMMON % good. fL221 afL2 3
inspected, slQNaii1l5; extra prime, tA53s
$40. Beef strong. Reef hams firm. Tisrcsd
beef duh Cutmests slow: picked hams,
fS62H picklsd shoulders. Si75. Niddles weak.
Lard Qgict Aac steady western steam. s6.zJ:
city. $3.50. options-Jsnusry, 1878 bii; FOB
ruary. s.. 20 asSed. Freishs 70 Liverpool nrm (:
cotton, TODD bid. grain, ga. bid.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO December g. &C ash quotations were:
Flour steady end unch sngoi. No. spring wheat.
IKE; No. red IKE. No. corn, 2ss.c. No.
goats, s0t C. Mess-pork s. 15esq. - Lard. sA9os
s. 991.. shor.-ri6s. st7catts %. Shoulders,
stlsE asLs5. short-clsar, s@o5as3io WIS
fhe ie.din . futuras ran red a ,olioU,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Three Men Killed by a Train.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1i.-An East
bound express train on the Pennsylvania
railroad struck a wagon in which four men
a suburb Of Philadelphia. tonight. These
men-Henry Morgan, of Bristol, Pa: Jack
Richie, of Tacony and William Hotchkiss,
of Tacony-were instantly killed. Dem
mis- McSchaeffer, the driver OF the vehicle,
was seriously and perhaps fatally injured.
The horse was killed and the wagon demo-
bshed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
MURDERED BY A MANIAC"
"Ienry Beazley Kills His Brotber-in-Law
In Chesterfield"

Under this caption the Manchester Leader
of Yesterday afternoon says:
MIR. L. A. Robinson. o well-known
storekeeper on upper Hull street. told a
Leade- reporter to-day that a white man
named Henry Beazley had been lodged IN
the Chesterfield jail charged with the kill
ing OF his brother-in-law, John Beazley;
THESE are al the facts that could be
gathered from Bir. RobiDson's informant,
who brought the news 70 this city: Henry
Beazley aud John Beazley lived togetherin
. house in Glover. Hill district. Henry
Beaxley is bachelor and John Beazley was
. widower. his wife having died some time
since. Soon after the death Of his VITA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
MAKffIAf.hA

BfNNO-CLhRkE- Married.. Tuesday eve-
ming, November l2.u. q. 3 O'clock, ~ Rev ". ".
Rcgnoii.. ~ w. Piaassnts church. Ar. {. 3.
ElNNO and Miss LAURA b. CLARKE, both Il
Charles tily county. "a.
MELTON Married.. Wednesday. De-
ccnror :. i-.4, nt the brii residence, Hcnrico
county. - TIC Rev. James b. Funston, Of 1hriss
Episcopal church. ~ bmOnd. Va, CHARLES l..
MELLON tO GEORGE A. ROSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Tho remains Of Mrs. Merry Burwell But
Ter. who died at West Superior, Wis, on
the 10th instant. will reach here this morn
ing and the funeral Will take place from
ST. James Episcopal church at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
The licensed WAS daughter Of DR.. Blair
Burwell, OF this city. was reared here,
where she had hosts Of friends, and was
married about two months ago. She was q
great favorite in society and was very
urcttv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Bricklayers and Marb1e-Cutters strike.
fpv ,atagr.ph n "a, Dian.t~hl

CHATTANOOGA. December IA strike oc-
Cured to-day of eighty-hve bricklayers in
the employ of ID. ]. Chandler and sixty
three stone-cutters in the employ OF the
Chattanooga Stone and Marble-C Cutting
Company. A difference Of five cents an
hour on Saturday was the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Tramps Crushed to Death.

ST. LOUIS, December IA passenger
train on the Missouri Pacific railroad col
lided with q freight train near Pleasant
Hin, Mo-, last night, and two. tramps steal
ing q ride between the tender and mall
cars were crushed to a pulp. All passen-
gers on the train were well shaken up, but
none of them were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
The TiYe Mt VII. BiiIcy's Residence and
stable.

The damage from the fire Friday morning
AT the residence and stables of Mr.. Joseph
". Bllev will probably not amount to over
50 600. and Is fully covered by insurance.
The residence and stable adjoined. The
fire originated from some unacountable a.
cideut In the residential portion of tho
building. BY good work on the part of
the department the flames were checked IN
time 10 prevent serious loss 10 the stables.
The damage is mainly from the burning Of
the upper stories III the residence. some
oats were destroyed in the portion of the
stables which the fire reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
To Demand an Advance.

wnKEsBAnRr. Pa. December 1i.--At
rnass-meeting OF the Knights OF Labor
held here today resolution was passed TO
the effect that demand for 20 per cent.
advance in wages DO made February, LIST.
The meeting was largely attended ana was
composed oil miners and laborers only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Bonds Accepted.
ny falngraph 10 tho Dispafch. |

10y Telegraph 70 no DIsphtchI
WASHINGTON. December 14.-Bond OFFER
ings aggregated 500, 200. All accepted at
l27 for per cents and lolss for AIS except:
ing one bid of $1,000 of AS at 1914. or
these bonds $3.50. 900 were surrendered by
national bank repositories in liquidation
of deposits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Killed by an Electric Shock.

10y teItg-H 70 IIU UI5F"17IfI
NV YORK. December 1i.-Patrick Sulli-
van. thirty-one years old. employed by tho
Manhattan Electric-Light Company. at
Fightieth street and avenue b was in
stantlv killed this morning by an electric
shock while at work in the conpsny's
building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

NEW YORB. d ,ember l4--The weekly bank
statement shows Reserve. increase. sL9E.-
geo. l0an3, decrease, ihlj12OO; specie. increase,
81. 500; legal-tendors increase. tl.iJ9lCO: do
poslts. decrease S2,GsL00: circulation, decrease,
tl3ls0t.
The banks now hold t2,6aO6-0 in excess Of tho
- nar naut rIIIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
nAl rlMOaF STOCK MAqHrr

BALTIMORE. December H.-RaltimOre ami Ohio
STOCK lOlG'ul: Sortheru Central stock. 81:
Cincinnati, Washington. and Baltimore istcerfl-
ncato- -. do. % certificates, c3aG5: 40. "a car
tincslea. 20 consolidated gas bonds, llSsili;
do. stOcs, Al as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Assignment.
h-SIEUIHtsIT.
m .nfo,ronb n tho T1i1nQfFn

10! IVI7kT"FH - 1I37 ~
Cg1oAGo. December l4-C. J. i. Myers
sons q Co.. extensive dealers IN nantes,
crates. doors, and blinds, have made an
assignment TO James b. Goodman. The
liabilities are 1902 600; assets, S29o,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

- WASHINGTON. December it-For vir-
sFAlb ,ginia, fair, warmer IN the northern por-
Jtion, colder In tho southern portion
westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

RICHMOND MARKETS.
DKcxnssR II. lesa
COUNTRY rIoDucg
Bwsssr. Esgs. 70tsla Ls~t Corn hssl
Butter. Choice Creamery. Aa25c: choice,
family packed. lDasic.: choice store packed.
i6aisc.; good to prime. I<sl6s; peor 70 fair. Sc
loo. common, base.
Esex Fresh. s0as2c
Dressed Poultry; Turkey. Per pound. oaiIa:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Hanged.

portland. OGE.. December 14-John
Gilman. who murdered Mrs. Ethenhoyer
and her child. WAS hanged Yesterday IN tho
jail-yard at Empire City, Ore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Verdict in the Kilrain Case.

Prnvrs. Mss. December 1.-THE jury in
the Kilrain case returned q verdict of not
guilty of prize-fgbting, but guilty Of as
sault and battery. They were out tye
hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
An Assignment.

Especial Telegram 70 the pspssc"I =.
CHAsLo1rg, N. G., December A.Lm.. Z;
Crump, the most extensive mo msstsrJa "
His liabilities and sssetsare not yet Known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
I,nc,u,urss ran red a, ,ol,ox,.
BALTIMORE

BALrixosx. December it.--fiour steady.
whest-souhern arm; fuiiz, 7lnsic. Lonsber-
ny, 7aas5c. No. J, Ske.: western quiet; No. VIM
ter red, active and arm white y5.si3c; yellow 3ia
4Oc spot aud December, ,s.c. cofn-Southsrn
western STEADY. Gate steady. southern and
Psunsyivania. 28a3ic.: western uhits> IN a2Io