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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

NKw YORK, January A--The stock market
again showed the evidence Of apathy on The tim
idity u tho bulls, and while fairly active. was
somewhat feyerish. and interest WAS confined 70
a few Of the leading shares. The bears. az usual
Of late, had the making OF quotations IN their
own hands, and thu operations OF the day were
nearly all for the purpose OF covering line OF
shorts by some u the most influential
bears. Missouri Pacific was the object
Of the most persistent attack, but great
pressure was also brought upon Lacka-
wanna, and these two stccks led the de-
cline, which lasted till well Ia the afternoon. Is
then became evident that somebody had cover
cd a large line OF shorts on the way down. aud
al the traders rushed 20 DO likewise. which hal
the effect Of qulcely changing the temper and
material Sdvence was made IN short time.
Jersey Central was a strong feature, snd rapidly
rose % par. which ngure il has not reached be-
fore IN about seven years. ltH support after mat
time, however. was lacking, and ~ react-
ed 10 sympathy with the remainder OF the
list In the late advance New England became
prominent and recovered ths losses OF the fore
noon on n much smaller business than hAd been
transacted ~ that time. Union Pactnc also dis-
played marked strength late Ia tho day. The
market closed quiet but arm, generally az about
the best bguros ~ tho day, but advances are
confined TO fractional amounts only. Total
sales 81 coo shares
HveafHd-EKchangs dun and steady n iSsa
4sA Money 'a-y az as sub Ireasniy bal
ances-Cold. s1Sl. So 000: currency. slhHe,e0
Governments dull and steady per ceniA i2jSi
A l con nnus ma. Staae htnda neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

BURROUGHS. Died. ~ h.r r'sIi tree, on tus
Mochanis, ille turnpike. January O. l--l, hr.
GERTRUDE HtBhOUGu7. widow ~ james d.
Burroughs; aged thuy-oidlt years aui uiuo
mculh-.
Funeral at tho residence SUNDAY AFTER
NOON no 3 O'Clock
NJ Holly ~. o. pspsrs please copy.
HAsKlNs-Dicd. January 3. l.-1. az tho resi-
doroe OF her -ou, 2Is eart Preston street, Mls.
MARIA HASklNi, aged y-i0ur years.
Her funeral viii lake place from ia First
Baptist chucch SUNDAY AtiEkAOON at 3
O'Clock
She leaves three chlliron 20 mourn their Ices.
Friends Of ne family are Invited y aloni.
HUTZLER-D at So A. 81. Friday. Janu-
airy (. iH.e. After a brief illness, HtNklllIA,
beloved wife 0f Emmanuel nnizlor, and daugh-
ter OF soligman Schwartz
The funeral viii take place from he reai1ence.
800 north F.fih street, SUNDAY, Janaary tln, AZ
3 o'clock T.. 81. 20
LAY.-Ded. yesterday - 8 Z. ", at go wet
Grace street. CAROLINE MCCAW, Wifo ~ Judge
). L. Lay.
Notice ~ funeral announced hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

by teegrgph % fhe Dspatch.l
CHICAGO, January THE Bur ingtOn rail-
road strike conference met this forenoon and
AGAIN nj 8 O'Clock, and remained In session
until $50. Then tue doors Of the conference
room were opened. aud the representatives
Of the press were admitted. To them Vice
President stone, in the presenceoi Chairman
Cayenor and other members Of the conie-
renee, read the statement that the Burlington
strike hsd been settled. By the terms u
the resolution under which the Brotherhood
committee were appointed at the Richmond
convention they were instructed 10 report TO
chief Arthur, which viii be done before the
terms are made public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

Young Coningsby Dsrsell, ihe nephew
and heir OF tho late Esrl OF Bcaconsdcld, has
been achieving great success. a. the leading
low comedy man % Lady lolkestone's
amateur theatrical entertainments
The Princess Naihilde who has gathered
around her all thf Ronlp,rli.t and literary
notabllitles n Paris hrr Sunday evening
receptions Tor many years past. BE- declared
by failing health from rrsgmuy tlcm th.s
winter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

pie. The President replied that he was
elsd TO meet the representatives Of the Col.
ored Catholic Church, recognizing IN them
powerful element IN The progress and pros
perity o. The country. lie said he was folly
convinced that good religionisp who take
an Interest IN the welfare OF the nation arc a
powerful auxiliary 10 good administration
and good government lie then shock hands
with each deleqala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

against the North Pacific railroad 10 recover
the value Of timber cut by the railroad com-
psnY from the public lands without right or
authority. The suit involves about $4,000
600. An injunction Il sought TO RESTRAIN The
company from further depredations. which
eth continue. The petition IA signed BY
A. III. Garland, Acknowledgement OF the
United States; George N. Baxter, United
States Attorney for Minnesota, aud Henry
s. Hobson, Special United states Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

by Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch-l
DUBLIS, January 4.-Fnucane. NJ. T., was
to-day sentenced at Castle Connel to one
months imprisonment, without hard labor.
on the charge under the crimes act. lie
was accompanied to jail by the Mayor and
crowds OF cheering citizens. Two sum-
mons have been served upon William
O'Brien, M. T., for conspiring TO induce
tenants not TO paw rents. The trial on the
frat charge viii Doe held at Baltimore on
February l4th. and the trial on the second
charge al KILLARNEY Oh JanuaTY 29th.
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burned Gotten.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, January L. The steamer
Chancellor, with a cargo OF cotton, was partly
burned this morning. She was dlled. with
water by the lire department this afternoon
ana the work OF pumping ost commenced.
The cargo Il now being, discharged. The
fire was confined 10 /. 500 bales Of cotton IN
the forward compartment, all o. which were
damaged by fire or wafer. ; The loss, as yet
though unasceTtained. Is fully coyerd by
insurance with the Lloyds OF London. The
origin Of the FIRE Is unknown.
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Eugnr aensation.
lRr tslograph to the pL.palch.l

ny telegraph 10 the Dlspach.l
NEW YORK, January THE Evening
sun prints what It calls san almost incredI-
BILE tale Of gigantic fraud" 10 states tbst
the Electric sugar Refining Company has
been dupeI TO the extent 0t over Sl,000,-
600, and that lis whole secret process a"
turns out 10 be humbu9 Of the most bare
faced kind. There was no secret process,
and Henry &. Friend, who claimed %
posses. it, has swindled the c0nfdiug capital
Its out OF about S2j0,000 and vanished,
leaving the directors OF bis company In a
very bad state Of mind concerning their La
bllitles and future combinations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

Traiu-xobbcr Arrested.
rpr telegraph to The pIspateh.l

ITI IUIVhIoIl % 0II0 NIHItVIIIsI
NEW ORLEANS, January A special to
the Times-Democrat from Greenwood,
Mss, says: G. Alerdlle, a suspicious look
ing character, was arrested here to-day on
OF a New Orleans detective, who
charged that he was implicated in the recent
Duck-llill tram robbery. Among the afti-
cles found on his person we're several cards
Offering a reward 81 $1,000 for the arrest and
detention Of soma trsir-robbers who robbed
q iewelry store Ia Dallas, Tex. G. Allendsle
il named 10 the circular - an sccomplice,
and 70 his description the circular states that
bis name is written in India ink on his right
arm. The prisoners name is tattooed on his
right arm. Il is said he formerly belonged
TO the James gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
TIES WEATHER IN EIcHyaSD YESTERDAY was
.loudy In the morning and rainy a. night
RAnrA OF Iharmnlnaiar lnsl.rlAI:
NV YORK prncY MARKET.

,Ylean temperalurc. ........................lsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
uouE.
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. January 4.--COttOn firm; salos,
254 bales: uplends. l3-l5c; Orleans. 10 l-l6c.;
weekly net receipts a. ms port. 1874 baiei;
gross receipts, 81 go bsies. eXpo~ts-tO Great
BsiAiD, zj.s52 bales; 10 france. 1880 bales; ~
the Continent 9lB bales; forwarded, lj0is
bales; sales. 1872 baies-all spisnors; stock.
49, ~ bales net receipts Gt all ports to-day,
2t.1il bales: exp0rt8--t0 Great Britain, 1901
bales; 10 th0 Continent 1895 bales; stock, sJ3.g5
bales. Southern Hour dun and unchanged.
Wheat lower snd dun: No. red, 2L0Oh aBiOi;
options AaIc loE0r; No. rod. January,
fl.C0l.. February, s.0i7s; May, tlO5T. Corn
kastc. lover and weak. No. 2, sac: options
rusry, SIC; Nay, 4bAc. Oats steady; options
lower: January, 81 &C.; February. nc; Nay.
&c.: No SPOT 81 Ns3l3zc.. mixed western.
DJal2c. Hops quiet and steady. GOnee-OptiOns
closed nrm and higher; JRngsrJ, sl5.s5stI575;
February. yi5a0ati655: March, fl555ati5SJ;
Nay tl16lafi5.0. spot Rio strong; fair car
goes, IKE. sugsr--RsW easier: fair refining.
4 l}aGc: refined steady ana quiet holasses
quiet Rico nrm. Petroleum steady; refined.
&C. COttOp-geed oil strong. crude 4sc.; yellow,
81. TALON nrm; city, -. hOsin quiet; COM
m01 % good strained. tl.O2SaN.Nh. TGrpen-
un0 quiet Hides quieL Wool hrm. PORK lower
and quiet: mess il17'GslLZb. Beef quiet Beef
hams slow. Iierced beef quiet Cut-mesis
srcady. hlddles steGiier. Lard nrm: western
scam, fz90: city, $40; January. NS3; FeO-
ruary, s2.14; Mag, sl.ol. Fr0ghts nrm; cotton.
I5-eid.: grain, tAd. bid
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO January 4.-rhs cash quotations
Flour unchanged; No. ? spring and No. 2
red wheat 70 as9hc. No corn, 33kc. No.
oaps, AitAyc. Ness pork. gl2.i5. Lard. s5.S7s Nc.
Short-fins 1913: shoulders. o. 25atd.aH; short
clear s7aS5 IN. Whiskey, tI.0&
ThslssdiRg sat1res ranged as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
..CaIumuy and Brag."

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, January 4.-Most Of the Republic
csu journals describe the manifesto issued by
General Boulauger 10 the electors OF the
Department OF the seine as tissue OF calum-
ny and brag, and say that it is not worthy Of
discussion.
The Gaulois says: Gas General Bouan>
gers programme il to ask tue country TO
make ia voice heard, the Conservatives in
tend 10 vote for him.
A congress Of Republican senator's, depu-
ties, and editors who are opposed 10 General
Boulanger will meet on sunday TO select a
candidate to stand against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
Arrested for Libel.
[By telegraph % me Dispatch.j

CHICAGO, LII, January lLAte this AZ
tern00n warrants were sworn out by Police
Inspector Bonheld for the arrest Of j. j.
West, proprietor, aud Joseph Dunlap, city
editor OF the Times, charging them with
criminal libel for the publication tbs mora
iEg Of al interview With the wife OF petec.
tive LoensteIn. In which che charged her
husband With acting a. fence for thieves,
and alleging that Police Captain 3ehaak was
eggplant Of the fact. Dunisp hiss Just boon
arrested In bis room In the Times building
aud has been taken TO HaErisoa-Sneel "a.
lion.
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Fight Between Evtcfors and Tenants.
rnu AnrIn nnrirn1, hIa % thu nlansfch


DUBLIN, January 4.-Tbe evictons on the
Olpert estates at Fslcarrsgh. County Donegal,
continued to-day. The eyictors went 10 the
house Of tenant named Doogan, but found
the place defended by score Of men armed
with rifles, who had entrenohed Themselves
by the walls. Priests who accompanied the
eylctors enlrea,ed the men 10 leave the house.
but they refused. The riot act WAS then
read and the soldiers were about TO fire,
when the magistrate notified the party In the
house that be would give them an hour 10
reflect upon the course they would pursue.
After the expiration Of the hour the defend
srs announced that they would not use their
rifles. The bailIfis and police attacked the
house and after desperate struggle were re-
pulsed. Finally the prios's persuaded the
men 10 surrender. During the fight the
police inspector was badly wounded.
A dozen bailiG- and policemen were in
jured. One Of the defenders had his jaw
fractured and another was buried beneath
the bsrncade which was broken down by
eyictors and sustained severe injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
hhors on Oy.ters.
lRr Ielegrsph % tho DlspaEch.l

10y tVI0b1"f'N y -, Il . A.
BnrmoRE, January 4.-rhere Is a de-
c,ded falling OF In the receipts OF oysters
and a rise from 8 TO cents 10 the prlee ptr
bnsne A good grade OF oysters sell al ron
eS TO 10 cents per bushel. Tue decrease
seem, due TO the recent activity Of me Mary'
land oyster uayy in protecting the ior0'u 1ce
h"Ss rom the rayages OF the dredsers' Inc
S,eseers being forced TO depend upon tne
heds which their previous reeEles,ness nI ~
strfnpeI OF their treasures hsse Iouno II
almost impossible to get an sueqia.e ss dn,S6
n il said that II the dreageIs were 49, ~.
10 do IS they please Il woula ony ps -" ~
Gears before oysters WOULD pc ~ ss ,hs
The Chesapeake Us onia'os no" "eo" '"'
nralries.
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CheerInrn prisnner.

by Anglo-American cable % tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, January 4.-Edward Harrington,
NJ. T., sentenced 10 six months imprison-
ment for publishing reports OF the meetings
Of the suppressed branches Of the league,
was to-day transferred to the TulIamore
jail where he Is to undergo imprisonment.
lie was attircd In prison garb. A crowd
gathered TO bid him farewell. lie was hearth
" cheered. lie is suffering from 4 cold.
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The PRnaniaCannI.

10y tolpsl ny" ~ tho bl7iau-Hai
PANAMA via GALVESTON Januarg 4.-Great
uneAsiuess prevails here regarding the canal
affairs. a. no news has been received OF any
settlement having been effected. The work
on the canal is being lessened daily, and its
total suspension Is feared This would
throw thousands OF men out Of work, and
the Colombian Government, in anticipation
OF trouble, has addressed a circular to the
COnsuls from foreign countries protesting
against any responsibility being incurred by
il should the most severe measures have to
re adopted 10 maintain order. The COnsus
are requested TO obtain instructions for the
transfer OF the citizens OF their several
countries from the isthmus in case OF col.
lapse OF work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
a BE Flre.

lDF VeI7EFHIF 70 NC DI5paIcn.l
HARTFORD, COM, January ~ A Telegram
from Manchester tlN Ihorning gak, notice
that tie entire businsa portion o. thc town
was 10 flames and aidVyss asked e4.
The fire was gottentnder 90 FOL about
9:30 O'Clock. As far as,can ID Iearned the
buildings burned were those Occupied by
Roses drugstore and W telephone Ex-
change, both wooden struspFes. The steamer
sent from tots city reached shefe too late to
be OF much service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

lbY telegraph " the Dispatcb.l
PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-1he sewer
which was in course OF construction for the
purpose VI draining the Belmont driving
track was being inspected by Contractor
JOAN W. Buckley, President Frank Bower,
OF the Belmont Association, aud ten other
people, this afternoon, when it cayed In.
Contractor Buckley was instantly killed aud
President Bower and Joshua Evans. well.
known lyefy-meu, we're painfully but not
seriously hurt. The remainder Of the party
escaDeu injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
A Renorter Rniciaes.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, January 4.-Clarence 5. Gayly,
a newspaper reporter blew his brains out
with a revolver last night at his boarding
house. The act was the result Of despond-
eDcy. caused 0y his inability TO get profitable
employment and by the fact that be was
hopeiessly IN love. GaSly was born 10
Charlottesville, Ind. twenty-five years ago.
and had been connected with journalistic
ventures in his native town aud in Washing
ton Territory before his arrival In Chicago
last fall. AT the time OF his death be was
endeavoring 10 establish trade-paper in the
interest OF BARRIERS aud BARRIERS supplies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
Lumber Camp. Rreahtng.

ST. PAUL, MINI, January f. The lum-
bermen in the Northwest are breaking up
their camps and giving up business for the
winter. The Globes special correspondent
At Duluth says that in all directions tue lum-
Der camps are preparing TO break up. There
Is snow and It Is impossible to work, and
the lumbermeu are generally discouraged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
Cracker Compaet Crncked.

icy loleslaPA 70 tho bi9pA-en-i
ATLANTA, Ga, January Az. T. Black,
president OF The southern Compact Of
Cracker Makers. issued orders to-day dis
solving the compact. 10 wa, organized last
summer, snd included all the bakers Of the
south except New Orleans. one baker in
New Orleans refused to join the compact,
and that was the cause Of the dissolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
Me.t yirrln.a Eleel.on nuaaIe

T-TT-T1T
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January An the
Circuit Court to-day a rule was awarded
aeains. the county commissioners FOR eer.
tifylng 10 the vote for congressman contrary
10 an Injunction from the Circuit Court Of
Cabell county. A witt OF cerliorari was also
awarded requiring the commissioners 10
bring up for review their record on the GU
ternAtorlal recOunts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
Al omb ExpIoden and Crestes a Panic

by Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatchl
MADRID, January 4. While the audience
was leaving the opera Theatre tonight a
bomb exploded near by with tremendous
report. Every one In the vicinity wa,
thrown into a panic aud great excitement
prevailed for a time. No person was in
iured however, but buildings IN the neigh
bOrhOOd were damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

BAIrINOKE. ND. January 4.--Nircinia lNi0s.
80 bid. 90. b. 03, bid Baltimore and Ohio
stock Ssa82 Northern Central stocE, *. Gin
cinuati. Washington and Baltimore is, %; DO,
2s. Az; do. 8 s. 2Ois: consolidated gas bonds,
1904 bid, do. stock, 3aaig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

fBy Telegraph % the Dispatcn-I
WASHINGTON, January 4.-TreGsurer Hyatt
to-day signed treasury check payable to
himself for *5s, 100000. This was 10 reim-
burse himself for money expended during
the past month in the purchase OF bonds,
etc., which be has theoretically paid from his
own pocket. Hyatt said this was the largest
check be has signed nace be has been In Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

10y IrItbIopll % VIZ NI.F@7|I1'I
BOsToN, January 4.-TEe schooner VIII
liam Jones, Captsin Collins, which arrived
to-day from Hayn. reports that two Of the
rew-Thomas 5. Brown, aged thirty-one,
Of New York, and J. B. johnson, aged
twenty-eight, OF Finlsnd- died OF yellow.
fever while the vessel was lying al Hayu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
AiInued To Grnas.

lBy telegraph TO The Dispatch.l
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January 4.-The
Journals Winnipeg special says: Before the
Committee OF the Priyy Council to-day At
Ottawa permission was granted the Mani
toba Government 10 cross The track Of the
Canadian Pacific in two places under certain
restrictions. No further obstacles were in
terposed by the Canadian Pacific.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
souatsers Leiyine.

Iby teI5gTaDH % INC fI7PaI-l'I
kansas CITY, No, Jsnuasy 90 The Times
has adyices from springer, Ok s1oma, that
Inc martiAl-law order Of two years ago has
been put in force, and the squatteFs are de-
camping. Springer is a little over three
weeks Old. bat day before Yesterday 1t bad
population OF 800. The soldiers are Wig
orously enforcing the order, aud settlers are
obeying with alscrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

by telegraph % mo D'spaicn.l
WASHINGTON, January william walter
Phelps, Of New Jorseg. explains that
Bane's visit here is ior Toe purpose OF So.
curing quarters for his family, who will
arrive next week and spend the winter in
Washington. Also, that Blaine will not 90
10 INDIANAPOLIS.
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PRESS COMMENTS
ON THE AFYAIR RxrweEy BISMARCK
AHp SIR ROBERT MoRIER.
The count Roughly Handled by AL Of
Them-Likened 10 secre-
tary Bsyard.
fTy AurIo-Amerlcan cable 70 The DIspatch.I


LONDON. January 4.-The Pall-Nall Ca
zotte, referring 70 the correspondence be-
tween Count Herbert Bismarck and Sir
Robert Morier. British Ambassor 10 Russia,
In reference TO the charges that the latter
sent information to Marshal Bazaiie OF mili-
tary movements during the war Of 1870, says
IL regrets that Count Herbert did not profit
by the chance Sir Robert Morier gave him TO
behave like gentleman and man OF honor.
IL Is sorry that his subteFfuRe discredIts the
name he wears. Emperor William, says the
Gazette, cannot desire that his fathers friend
should be insulted by Bismarck's son. 1t
trusts the Emperor will offer sucb apologies
- are now necessary TO satisfy the sense OF
honor OF the son and grandson Of the most
chYalrous gentlemen who ever lived.
The Globe saws: Count Herbert Bis
marck's reply was as rude as ever was one
statesman 20 another. He probably desired
to emulate the example OF Bayard. but his
initiation was clumsy and without motive.
He IL either a statesman lacking the ueces-
sary manners TO apologize for allowing
himself TO be engregiously befooled or bis
credulity Il deliberate and he secretly aD-
proves Of the rumOr he started and finds
enjoyment in the insult at the expense OF
anybody who is known to have been En-
perOr Frederlck's friend. Sir Robert
Morier NAV safely remain silent dnder such
attacks I'm the future.
The Star says: Every Englishman will I'M
hesitatingy SCOUT Sir Robert MOrier OF the
charge sg9inst bin, and which has caused
him To be subjected to absurd aud odious in
suit. Bismatck. IL says, u incensed because
the publication OF Frederick's diary robbed
him Of bis glory. aud he is resolved to con-
vince Germany that Frederick diyulged the
information to Germany's enemies which
was used 10 her detrment
The standard says: We can say little for
the discretion OF Morier, and still less for the
sense Of honorable obligation contained by
Count Herbert. There is some excuse for
the former. but next 10 none for the latter.
Impartial judges, both English aud German,
will believe that Count Herbert made the
manner OF Morier's demand the pretext for
declining 20 make amends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

u IDY toIotr4pu % tho UitPstlN.I
q, =, "8iXGf0g, January t.--The members
b C0ofed Catholic CONGRESS called al
~ bite House to-day RDe pald ineif re-
n y v the President. Robert l.. Ruliin'
n. o''loa, made 40 address 70 the PresF
~ Ia which be thanked him Iof
- Aled treatment OF the coloxed pco'
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notice orCentest.

NEW OaEANs. January A Times
Democrat Natcbez (Mlss) special says:
Leon G. Duchesne, who was the Republic
can candidate for Congress in the Sixth
district, has served notice Of contest on Col
onel I. r. sloekdale for seatin the Fifty
FIRST Congress.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERKwrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York snd Richmond
stock Exchanges Grain. Flour Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations
lpr ..lerrapn % y. pI.pa.ch.l

- WASHINGTON, January a-for vtr-
,,., ginis aud North Carolina, heavy rains.
KAHN NEARLY stationary temperature, high
easioriy winds, followed saturday AZ
|-----Itsrnoon and night by clearing north
westerly winds aud along lhe coast fall
ing temperature.