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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Personals and Briefs.

folt.
Hon y. p. MunfOrd. who has boon out OF tho
city FOR several days on professional business,
returned yesterday.
Rev. J. r.. Crini,h, tho newly appointed Motho-
DIST minister for Amelia Courthouse, passed
through the city yesterday.
Mr. V. ". Roy, late with Eyoret, waddey rs n
book binder has been focured place by Judge
Na1dill IN the bOoahiudcry Of the GOV ernmcnt
printing-o1ice.
Mcssrs. syi. Stokes and John VI. Burioot left
yesterday afternoon Tor baltimore, whore Nr.
Stokes viii conduct tho II James H0teL Mr..
Bufiooi viii have position witb him.
Washlncton-S,r Methods, Episcopal
church, Al tho corner Of west Cary aud Wash
ingtOa streets, "a rapidly approaching compile
ton and pill soon be- ready for dedication.
Miss lillian Robertson, who IL visiting her
uncle. Mr. Walter Robertson, Of Narren'on, Va
had delightful supper Of fourteen Govern given
her py Miss Z. +. Gaines, Of that place. Noyem-
TOR 30ih,
Nr ". T. Christian formerly % Richmond
editor and proprietor 81 tho Charlotte ~. CJ
bnocrit, an Mr.. Wade Harris, cditor an pro
pr.ctor q the ErenWG Ascs OF the same city
wore ia Richmond yesterday.
Mr W. ". Scott and wife have returned after n
short vislt ~ Nr. ScOfre parents az 0uyasdute
w. Va, bringing with Thorn Mr.. SCOTS sister
Niss Fannie. who VIII spoud ,Ee WiCter in this
city among friends and relatives.
Night before last the letter-carriers presented
20 eK-Postmhster ". II. Gun ngworth aud ex-As-
sistant T. Courtney jenkins. zach q G)d-headod
cane Hs testimonial o. respect aud hearty
goodwin. The public were neyor served 10y
two hctfor gentlemen than Ncssrs. CulilDgwortt
and Jougns AMI tho general Wiah is tha' Ties
may be attended with success and happiness al
me rest OF their iyos After tho presentations
which took place AT tho residence OF ono OF the
carriofs. Nr. g.. W. Woodward. W. qii north
Iwcnty-dftn street. tho nsscmbiRge was invited
to adjourn o. tho residence OF Mr.. Cu.lingwofth
SO. ~ AenAuln street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-THUR SDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1889

In halllng distance. after spirited contest the
plrhte deled the Augusta 10 take MN ia
threatening language, but OWING 70 me blEh
seas the Augusta could not approach her. Gap
tain Russell then decided TO sink her but rom
klndnofa AM fear OF drowning tho crew, which
had now reached Maryland waters. vithdrew
the Augusta % tho Virginia Shore All through
the chase the Captain 81 the bugeyo stoo1 upvh
ne deck Of she pirate craft win revolver ~
hand aud frequently shouting VIII
shoe; the first man Who attempts 70
arrest me- After tho bngcyc had arrived
ia the Maryland waters. which compehea cap,
tain Rupaell % abandon the chase, he csutou'1
the pirate not 20 return, aud met with ihc 70
fpOnss that ne 10 IA rsiurn tomorrow ana
would not leave either until ne finished dredging
and would be prepared. Captain russell men
Withdrew close % Tue Virginia shore, where re y
81 THIS h0ur--ii.Jl T.. H.-sEchored aud where ne
will ROMAN tli tomorrow.
Inc excitement which exists here now ~ III,
touse and the ontiro community Il aroused ana
prci aring Tor what seems % BE- tomorrow On
inevitable oyster war. f0r should the pirate re-
turn, which IS fuzzy expected, there VIII DC no
doubt deadly conflict Otber vessels VIII eiNo
probably BE- on the scene 10 morrow ana NE gay
D. snxiou-iy looked for and much dieancu. -
tho LOG Ts.and ciilzsus are determined eitef the
action ~ the buccye this afternoon. and from a.,
appearances and reports the drelgefs are "lial-
~ 40. Both parties are well armed aud mo az
pufod oyster beds VIII probably Le the seohe 0i
"a fearful outbreak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
CATTLE Markets.

NEW YORK. December -Beeves-Receipi.,
1000 head, including - CARLOADS Tor cy
saughterers direct; Il for export and fOf soc
market No trading IN beeves; nrmer and
higher for dressed beef at 5ha7ac. per pound
for native sides. Exports to-day, 40 Deoves aud
, 100 quarters Of beef TO-days cable adyices
indicate a scarcity 81 cattle aud 0eef IN British
markets. American refrigerated he0t hiss ad-
vanced 20 o.. per pound. and American steers TO
Ilnl2kc per pound for dressed weight, sinking
tho Olfal. Calyos-receipts, 800 head; steady az
5asc per pound Tor Yeals, aud az 3a31c. for TAR
10 good western calves sheep and lambs-he-
ceipts. 1900 head; quiet and unchanged AZ
iaji.c per pound for sheep ana aa5Ac. for
lambs. Hogs-Receipts GOO head hrgner and
higher for live hogs ~ s4alA. ~ Der 100 pounds.
CHICAGO December 2-Cattie-Recei pts. II 500
head. shipments, 1900: market generally I'M
changed; bseyes, fLs0aS5.i5; steers, s@1oatkO;
stockers and feeders, tl.65ss3; Texas cattle.
fl.40a{2. 90; wntered Texans, g. b0at2sL hogs-
Receipts, $4,000 head shipments, aS90; market
active aud steady; mixed. t3J0aSa7O; heavy.
Sl45at310 Shsep-Receipts. s,0U head; snip
mentA . 800; market active and nrm: natives,
81 5laiL %. western, 81 i5stAl 10; corn-fed Tex
aus. sgas44 40; lambs, S5sse.N
ST. LOUIS. December a-Cattle-Receipts $500
head: shipments 200; marke, steady and ae-
tive: good TO fancy NAIVE steers. ST. sOasLe0;
fair 20 good, 40, s. 2OaSL3O; stockers aud iced
ers, ti.s0af120; range steess, Sass ~. Hogs
Receipts. 1900: shipments, -; lower; ialr 70
choice. s355ssa65 packing, sa50ssaSl light,
81 4Oaf2 S. sheep-Receipts, 400 head: ship
insnts. =; strong; fair to choice. saast.'o.
Lambs, "a. s0asas0
EAST LIBERTY, December a-cattle--Receipts
$50 head shipments, 800 head; market stealy
at yesterdays prices. No catt'e shipped 10 New
YORK to-day. Hogs-Receipts. $50 head; ship
ments LOO head: MARKET fair; all grades
s2s5af4: four cars OF hogs shipped TO New York.
sheep-Receipts, 3,;o0 head; shipments, i.SQt
head market steady; prime. g. i0asai3; fall
TO good, $l25aiAi5; common, tIoOaE lambs
| 81. S0a<o,
BALTIMORE December 2--Cairsrton Stock
| Fdrds.--swine-~Ihsr has been rather full Of
| fering OF hogs this week, only about 1000 head
less than the yery full receipts II ihe neck DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
GRAND LODGE GOOD TEMPLARs.
Greeting from Observation-Disclosures
ton Of Officers.
nc--aI lo.eEram b ~ DIsnl.-

Special telegram 70 lAt bl-l'AtIl4
ro.VorE. Va. December the second days
eossion % tho Grand Lodge u Good Tompinrs
opeued 80 o o'clock 4. Il. to-day. telegram Of
greeting wa. received from Trinity Lodge Rich
mopl. ami spread upon the minutes. resolu-
ton was presented from Richmond bisir.ct
lClge So !. urging on-parti'an action va r'l"r-
euc@ 20 political matters. ". l. Nnh4tc'-' oi
toaroks Lodge. delivered an eloquent address OF
,rairor1e 10 me Grand Lodge. which Wgs responl-
a. d, by tcy IS. IS. " ool, Of Aloenarle
The Finance Committee reported recommends
ing that the saltrie, of the officers 30 as ioHo"''
Grand chief IemplGr, ESQ nni travelling eN-
penses Grand Secretary. 500; Grand treasurer
SEE. nnl Grand Secretary of JuYruile lompafT'
$50 aud travelling expense. Adop .rL
Ibs per capita fax remains as l1h COME.
Al GAO niiefuo.if session the special ordc, he-
ING the election OF oniccrs. tho present iucuu-
Isnt. colonel j. r. Miller OF Pulaski, was placed
iu nomination for the ONCE Of Grand Chief
Templnr by %. G.. kucker. 90 LIBERTY, ana Jonn
Gray. OF Loudoun. vas nominated by Colohel
Geofg GO ~. Carter, o. Ashland.
colonel Miller received majority o. the votes
cast, ami upon uoaon Of Mr. cray his election
"' For Grana Counsellor, W 7. Keeling. Of Dam
willie: Thomas Whitehead, Dr.. OF Lynchhurg; j..
4. Mckenzie, Of charlottesville and Oscar Hud-
gins. a. Mathews. wrra nominated.
Mr. Keeling declined. AMI after the third bal
lot Ne-srs. whitehead aud Mckenzie withdrew,
AMI the election OF sir. uudgius was made
unanimous.
At the night session additional officers were
elecicd as follows: Grand Vice ompiar, Mr.. \.
l. pyle. of Richmond Grand Secretary. George
49, Uawxhurf of Fairfax: Grand Treasurer,
Colonel I. ~ King. ~ warren Grand Slp~ru-
feudonf Of Juvenile empiars, Ar7 ;. L. bailey,
OF Alexandra county
A public meeting ~ announced for tomorrow
Might at tho Presbyterian church 90 be address
od by Colonel George W. Carter, oi Ash!and' anu
john Cray, OF LOudOun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
PoRIsMouTH,s ENTERPRISE.
Northern Capital-Iiected Engineer-ihe
New Cruiser BaitimOro-Dcath OF
Prominent Odd-FeilOw.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NosFOLE, December 4. 1889.
The FIRST auov OF tho season fell here to-day
but the ground hong Warm it DID not remain
long The winter snap for change - relished
by an but TIE sufcrerlng poor, for IN TACT resi
winter weather in Norfolk IL raro Of late years.
The farmers. Of course, want n freeze IN Decem-
her 10 kill of the veg-tabie-ds-trpying insects III
the thresholds. though they declare more Is no
death flr the uOtnto-D bug bus poison.
The city Council Of Portsmouth has adopteu
resolutions picdglug assistance 20 all nanuiac-
turing enterprises locating thefc, Nhicu mean
froe taxes AMI water, and doubtless Go9q suO-
scrptious 90 TIE stock. Tho popuiau9n ol Io' -
mouth Is mostly composed OF WuiAlhe pyYpic'
ana the general sentiment ~ enthnslasti-"uy III
favor OF shops anl factories.
Prominent businessmen here have recently
been in rousultat.on with Now YORK capitalists
and report that the New Workers an SPEAK very
lIgliv OF thi. section a. presenting leSUhuIo
0ppaftuuity for inrcstuen'. 10 Is aliogelhet
probable these mon say. that much northern
capital viii shortly move into virginia 10 a'7's'
ia fhe Development % the country.
Nr y. @. Casscu has been elected city engl-
neer OF PortsT 0uth in place OF NJ lhouaS n
Dwver. deceased. -, 49,.
Tho now cruiser Baltimore on her arrival mere
viii be Fitted out for servcs ~ tho hagsn'p oi
the North Atlantic squadron. .,.,t,,
Acommittee De- now at WORK examining inc bll'
10 annex Atlantic Lity 20 Norfolk ana IL VIII %
INFMhTAfA 10 tLt l4NNl-lfAAAtAN a. 7i''e+'-s
STOLE ,,,.
Colonel A. l.. Hill prominent and well-knoSn
citizen % Norfolk, expired last night nj hs resi-
donco on Froemaeon street, alter a PAM II III
pes-. Tho deceased filed many Onlces 81 u17t
IN the community and Was greatly esieemed TOT
his worth and sterling integrity. lle was faHt
1rani Master ~ virginia Odd-rellOWr, memoir
O.! mo Sovereign Lodge, and Nas prominent IN
other organizations. Ia early lite he came from
sew Hampshire to virginia ana sel.led in Noi-
folk. ,
Largo quantities Of rice raised I'm Hyde ana
other Eastern North Carolina counties ms sea-
son nre passing this wa.
Lieutenant George D.. Cooling United states
Revenue Marine. * enjoying !cHye OF absence
at hta oii bono ln Portsmouth. $780,
IN. wre-Eels brought no ycsiorlhy tDfW
more feet OF lumber from mo wreck oi tho
schooner Wolaka cap Henry.
Ihetlo-dpelae aud ONO afternoon ihal lot
Richmond now closes hall 40 hour earlier.
Mr. George T. Beach has been app'lAten
drauehi.nun Us the steam engineering depart
ment o. the navy yard.
D.uhmcria has shown its iaia' elects In
number Of households in this section this season
Tho United states Court TO-DAY disposed oil the
case a. ile-ti0u-JuIre John /. rest' cnRrged
with violating the eiertion-law In tue t'lrih
Ward. Tho fury failed 90 convict under tho IN.
dictmeni ami q Ho'Ic pr9"Gu was entered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
THE DISPUTED oYsTER-BEDs.
The Virginia Commander Deiied by a
Piratical Captain.


rspeciaI telegram TO tho Dispaich.l
RVKDsyiILE ria FREDERICKSBURG, December
A-It was thought that the recent proclamation
of Governor Jackson had put an end 10 all
trouble over tho disputed oysier-beds on Hog
Island fats, but the quietude since Monday night
Of Hog.Island was broken late this evening by a
conflict between tho Virginia state steamer
Augusta snd the dredger Taylor, manned ny 4
crew OF five and VOL armed.
The Augusta had been armed during hor re-
cent absence from the scene OF trouble by the
\ ate with q good supply OF springfield anu
Winchester rifles together With pleniifll sup
uly of reviewers and solid ammunition, aud
whom she steamed up the river This evening she
nrrseuted some what OF a warlike appearance.
When she arrived in the vicinity Of uog Island
She discovered the Taylor dredging OF forbid
den ground. The Augusta was Immediately
ordered 20 sta close in, and when she arrived
Ina hearing distance OF tue Taylor Captain kus-
sell hailed the tueeye end Informed the captain
that he was violating the laws 81 Virginia
by dredginR on the reteryahon u which me
Captain OF the pirate craft shouted, Did II
/ AM IA tone OF densnee aad wrath. The
August. then ran as close ss the sea would per-
mn which was running high az this time. 10 the
TAYLOR without doing any damage and command
al her 10 halt. Captaipkus then shouted 20
the pirate: =" Haul dOEn youn sails Immediate
W. "You 20 70 H." said the Captain Of The
Taylor: I" 1 Will DO nothing OF the kind" "Un-
less you obey ! will be compelled 10 put you
upder arresIn said Russell. "Come aud take
me- was the response from the Taylor, "for
viii not quit, neither will halt" and continued
dredging for oysterA The Augusta then started
for inc pirate, when the Captain orsered up ell
sail and headed 10 the southeast, followed IN hot
pursuit BY the Augusta aud when again coming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
ADVICE WORTH NEEDING.

II You are in need Of stylish ana
scrviccable Suit or Overcoat for winter
wear it will occupy but little OF your
time to call aud examine our goods and
prices before buying elsewhere.
We advise this course because we are
certain of securing your patronage as
result OF your visit. Style and quality
for price speak for themselves. With
Overcoats ranging from 81 10 $50 and
Suits from $3.50 to $50 there can scarce
" be possibility on our part OF falling
TO satisfy every taste and accommodate
every purse.
The apparel requirements OF Boysand
Children are nowhere as literally pro-
yided for as here, an entire section OF
our vast establishment being devoted to
the display OF Juvenile Dress in all the
attractive and various designs known to
the tailoring art
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Nominated by the President.


WASHINGTON. December 4. The President To-
day SEPT the following nominations 70 the sen
etc. David j. Brewer, Of kansas, 10 be Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court oil Tue Ohited
States -, ,.,o, A.so..is "a
Insfir, of me supreme Court, IL 81 present CIR
cut Judge over the eighth judicial circuit OF
Kansas lie Is a nephew OF Justice REID whose
colleague he viii be. ,.,, ...r
A largo number Of other nominsllons we're err,
cent 10 me senate, all OF them Delug persons ap
poiuted 10 ONCE duItng the recess OF Sopsross.
Among them are the following ministers W
foreign countries: MessTs. Phelps, 70 us'-
inany; Hirsch, 10 Turkey: Carr, 10 DeniIsfh
Nancy. 20 Paraguay and Uruguay: stevens. W
The Hawaiian Islands; Douglas and lime, con- 1,,
mia@loners OF the District OF Columbia tubnc
p,inter Mr.. Palmer: Ciytl-se.ylce Commission
ers Nessrs Roosevelt and Thompson Co,ninis,,
sioner Of Pensions. Dir kaum; Com miss9 p, =,
Csnsns. Mr.. Porter; Commissioner OF ihelhn
Afiairs. Mr.. Morgan; Commissioner OF n In,
roads. Mr. Taylor; Commissioner OF Eouos" ~
NJ Harris. and mmissoner-Gepersi o. we
land once, Mr.. Gross. and several OF iosSef
note
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
HE DeFlED ARREST.
An Ohiccr and Moonsbiner Killed.
H. tainrranh 20 The nIsnaich

KANSAS CRY. Mo, December AT Butler.
Mo. n small town In Tho Interior OF the state,
late last night, Two men were shot AMI killed.
ono was Deputy Unlted states Marshal J.
H. Willis and tho other Piorce Nor
Gan. moonshiner whom he attempted
to arrest. Morgan was man OF despe-
rate reputation. and when told that wins
had wsrrant for hts arrest doclar that he
would never be taken alive. The deputy met
Morgan on tho street and tried % serve the war
rsnt. Morgan warned him that ne would
shoot INN II he attempted 70 arrest BIN.
Willis approached 90 perform hls duty
aud Morgan drew his revolver and tired
The bullet missed ia mark AMI Wills
whipped ont his revolver ADD fired IS Nor
CANS pistol was discharged the second time.
Both bullets took effect willis was snot through
the heart aud died Instantly. Morgan was sho'
in the stomach aud died this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

NEW YORK. December i.--There was lees AMI
nation in the stock market to-day, and the tone
Of tho dealings was not 60 strong as yesterday.
Missouri Pacific WAS one Of the weakest socka
Tho pressure was continued upon coal stocks,
but while active they were held within nsrroN
limits, ami their Gnal changes ars Insignificant
A H,rong feature oi the day Was Chicago gas
witch rose from 8sA 10 az on he covering OF
shorts aud buying by Chicago people. All 81 the
advance was not held, but the sock made the
most pronounced advance Of the day. London
was again a buyer Of some Of is favorites- e.
pecially Louisville and Nashville and - PAUL
though tho latter vas weakened by the dsap-
pointmeut over the small increase IN the earn
ings reported. aud the former was raidei down
lafe IN mo day whom the support from fOreignefs
was Withdrawn. The news Of the day was gene
raily 81 a favorable character, but had llttle II
any influence Cp0n the course OF prices Inc
close wBs rather heavy, generally al something
under opening prices. M0si stocks however
are fractl0naly higher. and While Missouri fsci-
tic IL down " and Pacific Mall and Louisville
and Nashville each. Chicago gas rose 20 Jei
soy N and Denver, Texas and Fort Worth =
Salos. eg,,0O0 shqres.
Ersnino.-f xcnange quiet and fairly steady AZ
4sla4S- Money .os d NJ 4a% Huo-Irea'ury
D.. auces-Gold. b : 1000; currency. 5itu'WO
Governments dull aud -'eatv for As; per
cents. ~. ex. int ~, coupons, iOlS, eA' IN
Stcfo bonds Ill euI steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
WEDDING BELLS.
\ Pretty Marriage in Norfolk-The At
PENDANTS, So.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcl-l


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcl.l
NOuroLK, Va. December 4. Miss Annie Lee,
dauchiero Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. !. Whltehurst, an
attractive young lady Of this city, and Mr.. JACK
son Brandt, a popular and successful young
businessman II Richmond, were married this
afternoon AZ o'clocZ ia The First Presbyterian
church. The chaucol OF tho church Vas deco
rated with growing palms, while above them 10
ras fet5 were the initials ". b., tnoso Of the
bride aud groom. Ia TIE main aislo 10 diyile OIL
ths pews reserved for relatives AMI nerr friends
was an arch in which swung gates Tho whole De-
ing tastafully done 10 eyergreeus ana flowers.
The hour for the ceremony being nearly At
dark. the church was brilliantly iign ed. serving
better 10 set Oh the handsome gathering, which
ernUrared some of our leading society people.
As the bridal party entered thu church the
organ. which FOR the OCCASION was under the
charge Of Professor ". l.. Wits, OF tho FIRST
Presbyterian church OF Richmond, pealed forth
ihe Mendessohn Wedding March, which was
also rendered IS the party retired alter me cero-
mony The bride wore a becoming travelling
gown Of dark blue and carried a bouquet OF la
France roses The groom wore black cut
away coat aud dark trousers. The OIlde7
attendant was Miss Mary Griffith, " Rich
mond. a cousin Of the bride, and sho wore q
dark walking gown The best man, who was 1lr
Joseph johnson OF richmond, also wore Dia'A
GETAWAY coat AMI DARK trousers. mo ushers
were nessrs. 4. T.. and ". +. Brandt OF Rich
moul, brothers OF the groom, and Bruce sim
mons. samuel l. Forbes, Thomas :. Wheol-
wright. anl ". G.. Cobb, OF this city. Ihey were
ali ia fun evening dress win dark sloFes- the
Ger. mony was performed DY key. George d.
Armstrong. pastor Of tho church, assisted By
Rev. K. 2. Kerr ID. D., OF hcEmond.
Afier tho ceremony was finished he bridal
PARTY was driven 20 tho wharf Of tne Sew IOrA,
Phuedeiphia aud Norfolk railroad. by which
they " n 60 NOrth Tor a tour which VIII be OF u
prJTa- ted character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

fore. Trade IL reported IN all the yards ss only
fair aud prices show decline OF Nc since isst
Monday. Quotations range st ~ 10 0Ac. not
4kasxc. for rough hogs and 5a5iic. tor me pes-
ter grades Arrivals, ), ~ hsad-agsinst VI Vior
ia.t week -.
CaiaTemon, Lise-Syo-k Hartet. Receipts WIS
,veek. ? ~ head. against 400 bead last week.
Fair 10 good hogs selling az a ~: roughs Al tAoal
Kecsipis Of sheep and lambs. I'VE heah. sesop
selling from 70 Sc. lambs selling IRONS 10 9Ae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lie LIBERAL FEDERATION.
Important Resolutions Adopted ON Va
rlous Topics-NIr. Gladstone.

Important Resolutions Adopted ON va
rlous Topic~-Nr. Gladstone.
fBy Auglo-American cable 90 the Dispaichl
L0NuOy. December The session ~ The
Liberal Federation az Manchester was continued
oiay A resolution was adopted 20 demand
urgency at the coming session Of Parliament for
tho bill emhodyiug the "ono-mnn one-yote "
principle. Resolutions were also adopted favor
ing Tue shortening Of the duration OF Parliament,
q reduction ~ the period Of residence enabling
IA man % vote % three months. compulsory
powers 10 acquire allotmonis, abolition oI the
duties on toa. coffee, and cocoa, direct popular
vote on the liquor tfaiic and no disestaoilsh.
ment OF the Church Of England.
Mr. Gladstone WAS given = non-partisan recep-
lion IN the T0Tn Hali az Manchester to-day. lie
male a. address 30 which he dlated upon the
value Of municipal institutions Is among tho nest
guarantees of soc al security. This, he said. vas
demonstrated by tho improvement tRoy hsVe
onectoi in tho life and condition " the great
tuassrs OF tie people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
RlCHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, December ], lSr'.
Loose tobacco sales today 5,51l pounds, With
st5e highest and $3.50 per hundredweight low
est
Auction offerings On 'Chsngo to-day, a. pack
ages aaI taken ia; highest, go; lowest. s.;
average feA5.
Internal revenue collections; Cigars and olga
rettes, Fi.3l2l0; tobacco, s&sOL75; special tax.
s2-totsl, S16lg&
Private sales reported: Filters 20. smokers j.
wrappers 81, and darks h0gsheads-toial n.
More medium grades Of new tnan yesterday.
Condition rather soft aud often unnpe. Quality
very good and prices fully nrm on West Virginia
today. Home plug buyers we're lively bidders,
several BUYERS eolding % for lower prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
gKIE CANCE2.

seversl years ago l was called to see colore'i
woman who had a malignant form Of cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under the pre-
rcribcd treatment, and the toes and one side o.
the foot were at length eaten entirely away. The
9aiien. could not have survived much longer,
but | commenced the use Of Swift's Specific,
and it cured her sound well. That was three
years ago, and there has been no return Of the
disease. regard swllt's Specific most excel
lent medicine FOR blood diseases, as ITS tendency
Il 10 drive out the poison. an
NatherYie. Miss. WM +. STAGE, Nj.