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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
RIoOdshed Expected.
[BY telegraph % the Dlspatca.l |


SEATTLE, W. r., January 23.-'The Knights
OF Labor hsve ordered q general lockout at
the mines OF the Oregon improvement Com
pauy 10 force the company 10 dlsarm the
miners union. The knights charge the
company with furnishing rifles to the
miners union. The Knights are also armlng
themselves, and bloodsbed Is expected at any
moment sheriff Cochrane has wired Gov
ernor Semple 10 cone and investigate. The
Oregon Improvement Company has force
OF railroad detectives and deputy marshals
in readiness. Two OF the mines have closed
down. The ost-lItelligeucer this morning
publishes q letter from Superintendent
Mcneil, OF the Oregon Improvement Com
pany, making concessions TO the knights OF
Labor, in which the company recOnsiders its
original intention TO refuse employment to
the knights. The company will make no
further discrimination. This will probably
induce the miners to disarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

hal C1arrh f0- tacntr-ayf Yehrs. aal ths
sulouug which endured u1 fa. qua ca4 t'il.
'twriYo pieces OF pons camo nIt of my ne.e.
tSo OF thsm au ilch ong oaeh. 49, froIt to',n
got loose aul cawo out while tt.Y wrr' perfectly
sound. 1 took one renoly ausr s1eir'r. bat
found n1 relief Two years aH. 'f lrlrt nll
other treatment ami began ta'On. s. >. ~ .>fi.ts
Spernr. { improved from lr 'n~. my pains
gtew less. anl 1uaiif freas. 1; tnn .1l s}mp o.ns
all lc.t ma. a1l hlyo beru atir f' 'll al my
houso-Nors eyor -'ncc. lni am .f wtliu of'-y
respect ~ a. iaIy 81 my ngo 1rv.ieo. ''uli Ok
pect 10 ne. oniy took to4r nlt'.e. ,. '. t hls
boon a grca' blessing o, mc. lf.. At. '. NosL
SfarsgUte, d. O., Aog'mb'r2i ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
QUICK WORK.
A MOST DIABoLIcAL MURDER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
The Murderer, a Negro Fisnd. Promptly
Disposed 0f-Killed on the
Spot.
IspecIal telegram to the pIspstes.l

FAYETTEVILLE. \. C., Jinu,ry 23.-One
Of the most dabolical aud blood. .curdling
crimes the history OF Cumberland county
has ever recorded was committed at Wade's
station. about twelve miles north OF
here. this morning st sunrise. bur
" negro forced an entrance into Miss
Charity McAllster's residence and sac
cecded in killing her before help could
interfere. Her shrieks and cries, how
ever. soon brought assistance. but too
late. as the villain had done well bis foul
work. and Miss McAliister's friends arrived
only in time TO tind her a corpse upon toe
floor. The enraged aud indignant friends
OF the murdered woman at once instituted
search and found the assassin on the
premises, when quick work was made OF TIE
perpctrator by killing hlm outright on the
spot. II is thought that the negro entered
the bouse FOR the purpose OF roboins Mfss
McAliisier Of a sum OF money it was gene
rally thought she was in possession OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
In Hard Lines.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l !

fBY telegraph 70 ths Dispatch.I
sANBORS. DAE., January 23.-It has been
learned that there Is a deficiency in the
Barnes county treasury Of over $4,000.
Treasurer Benson has turned over all his
available assets TO his bondsmen and they
aud the county are amply secured. Ben-
son was placed under arrest yesterday,
but was immediately released on bail. Some
OF his creditors crowded hin hard 1t the
close Of the year, aud having assurances thst
he could replace il when the time for settle
of the public funds TO meet his private obli-
cations. When the hour for settlement
came he wanted 10 get money, and he was
startled TO ind that be could not get 1t,
though, 1t Is said. abundant security was
offered,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Pnshn Relirr .ommit,es.

[By Anglo-Amercsn cable 10 tho Diapatch.l
BERLIN, January 23.-A meeting ~ the
Emin pa.ha Relief Committee was held to-
day. Or. Peters. president OF the commit
tee, announced thai the expedition would
stalt In February. Ile stated that he bad So
cured the services Of many scientific and
military men. including Lieutcnants Rust
and riodemann. The meeting adjourned
until January 3lsi, when fuli details OF the
expediuon will De submitted.
The debate on the kast Africa bill In the
Rcichstag Will take place IhuTsday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

As the ladies have hid their picnic now
will give tue gentlemen chance:
A lot OF BOYS shoes sl.jJ-old price g 80
to g..
A lot of Boys Button Boots sl50-old
price 80.
A 10, Of Boy'' Fine Lace Shoes S2jO- old
price $3.50 20 -.
A lot Of Gentlemen's Caters Sl.j0-old
price $3.50 10 $3.50.
A lot Of Gcntlemcn's Lace Shoes Sl.50-
old price s. 50 10 500.
A lot OF Gontlemen's Caters $3.50 old
price g..
4 lot OF GentIemen's Button Boots 400
old price g.
A lot OF Gcnilemen's Button Boots $3.50.
A lot OF Gentlemen's Gsiters $3.50.
Both lots are hand made-all 90 to g
goods.
a small lot Of Mems Long-Leg Boots So
old price a. to 81.
Unless all are sold before this sale will
continue to February ~. IL you can get a
tit you can yet some spiendil bargains In
these goods. j. a. GRlGG,
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Nava, Surgeon Fonnd Dead.
lGy telegraph to tho Dlspsch.l

IIy TcI0srapn 20 In8 DIsVaELT
PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-Passed-As-
sistaut. surgeon w. G.. g. Wilson was this
morning found dead 10 bis bed on the re-.
cruiting. ship It. Louis, al the League Island
nayy.yard Dr. Wilson's body was found
by servant, who went 10 wake him. on
the dresslng-case there was bottle labelled
"Chlorai." He was not known TO have
been in the habit Of taking the drug, and
whether he took II to quiet bis nerves or with
suicidal intent is not known. lie had suffer
ed greatly from insomnia and had been taking
bromide. Early last evening he procured
bottle OF chloral containing $50 grains from
the ships store.ro and when discovered
this morning In bis stale-TOom the vial con.
tained about Sj grains OF the drug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Tbe Hrooh rurnp,he sold.

All O'Clock L. VI. Yesterday Mr.. n. W.
Bowe, real estate auctioneer, offered for sale
at public auction, in front OF his office on
Eleventh street, the Brook turnpike, together
with sll OF its rights aDd franchises. There
was quite a large crowd 10 attendance. The
property was started at $1,000, and the price
gradually advanced until II reached SA,'0o'
at which fi,lres Mr.. f. Ii. Bissell became
the puI chaser.
IL is understood that Mr. Bissell will as
soon as the sale (which was made under a
decree OF the cour) Is confirmed make an ei-
fort to organize joint stock company and
uut the pike 10 6rst-class order from Ba-
con's-Quarter branch 10 the elbow Tavern.
The road is about six miles IN length aud
has been in years past very valuable pro-
perty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Tho Anderann Cnae.

The IIenrico Circuit COurt-Judge Well
ford presiding engaged all day yester.
day again hearing evidence In the case OF
David Anderson (colored), charged with fe-
loniousy assaulting Rev. W. {. Hall and
breaking into his residence with burglarious
intent.
Al, Of the Commonwealth's witnesses and
several for the defence were examined.
The court will continue the trial to-day.
the iury-conposed OF eight white men
and four cOlored-is quartered at the ST.
Charles Hotel.
Nothing that has not previously been pub
lished IN the Displtch has been brought out
during the present trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

and laugh-producing dialogue and action:
In the part OF Noah Vale, he impecunious
but proud inventor, whose trait. are 80
clearly defined in his song. "Too Proud 20
Beg. Too Honest 10 Steal" the comedian Is
represented 10 be thoroughly at home. he
is always natural. and It Is the delicate liitle
touches Of nature which lend charm TO the
well-drayn character. His fun is pure ana
wholesome, and be shIit' from gay to grave
and grave to gay without iarring the Liner
sensibillties OF bis auditors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
More Dismissais-Fire.

WASHINGTON, January % David C..
Sturges, assistant appraiser, one examiner,
and one foremsn have been dismissed from
the New York custOm-h0use, in addition 10
those mentioned yesterday.
The Secretary OF slste to-day received a
cable message from Acting-COusul Black
lock at Apia, samoa, by way OF Auckland,
y. H., saying that large fire recently occur
red on the island and that the German cOu
suhte was among the buildings destroyed.
He adds that the 1re was undoubtedly acci-
dental. No other details are given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
The Moontlghters.

fBy Anglo American cable to the Dspa,ch.l
LONDON, January H. Before the Parnell
Commission to-day Deunis Tobin deposed
that be was a member OF the Kilconoly band
OF Moonlighters. lie said that when MEM
bers OF the band were sworn the leader told
them that by order OF the league tenants
who paid rents were to be rsided. The
Moonllghters were ranged in divisions. each
division recaiying orders from the captain.
who also furnished the men with arms. The
arms were hidden away when not In Use.
Tne Mo0nlightefs were psid for c0rmltting
outraces. The wituess's set received Cj
for making raid on the cattle OF M
obnoxious farmer. aud az anoihcr ume
they got "a. Cd. each for slaughlerlng cattle
on Miss Thomp,on's farm. To6in recounted
a succession OF similar mlsdeeds in which he
took part, detaiisg them without exhibiting
the smallest sign OF regret. His evidence re-
garding the M0Oulighiers differed from that
oi other iniOrmcIs, who have generally de-
scribed the raiders az unrelated groups To-
bin alleges that the Kerry MOonligh'ers were
an organized BODY, working under recog-
nized rules and with q specific constitution.
Cro,s-examined by Dayir, the witness said
that the raids were not made for the purpose
oi getting cheap beef; tney were MOONLIGHT
affairs under the order. He bad been IA pri-
son for assault, but he had never been con-
ylcted OF theft. lie was under police pro-
lection, but he denied that biz evidence was
the result OF police suggestion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
u,HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

H VT nE NJ ltNisitAs
The following Is an exirg-g irOm letter writ
ten % the Gsrmqa I.yoraed Messeiger, al Cham
bersDurgh, Penn:
4 BENEFACTRESs
Just open tbs door Tor her. and Mrs wlnslov
will prove tho American Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery. OF his We arc ~ sure that ws
will teach our "jusy' - say. "a blessing on
MIA Winslog" for helping her u survive ani
escape tho gripping, c-a'f1ing, and toothing
slegs. MRS. WlNsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the chill from pain 0nd cures dyS
entory ami diAgrhma- IL softsns tho gums, re-
duces inflammation, cures wind-coc. and car
rico tDo infant ssioly through the teething %.
riod. Il performs preciseiy What IL Processes 10
perform, ogery rart OF it--nothing lcs- ws
have never eccn Mrs Wlnslow-knOw her only
through the preparation of her "soothing
Syrup for Children Ieetning.' X We hed mo
power We would make hor, ss she l., a physical
SAVIOR 70 tho infant rae. sold ~ all drug
gistA % cents a bottle. IA ig-eOi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
M,sart AcademyO of Music.

East Lynne is to be played at the Mozart
Tomorrow night by Miss Ada Gray. The
performance Is for the benefit OF the Rich
mond Lodge, No. l. |. o. o. +. Captain
Frank Cunningham has volunteered his ser
vices, and after the end Of the play he Will
lead in singing the Odd-Feilows' closing
ode, in which the whole audience is invited
to join.
Miss Gray plays tomorrow night, and
saturday matinee and night. East Lynne is
the piece for each performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

lBv Anglo-American cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
PARIS, January 23.-ih report that the
decree of exile scain.t Due dAumale was TO
be revoked is semrolicmlly denied.
AlcXandre Cabanel, TIE French painter, l.,
dead.
VI. Goblet. Minister oi Foreign Affairs.
has telegrlpbed to M Waddingtoo, French
Ambassador 10 England, lnsiIuctng bin 10
ask Lord Salisbury for an explanation OF the
seizure by Great Britain of two VI the Long
WAY islands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Iowa Railroad Law.

DIS MONIES, Iowa, January 25. Judge
Brewer has remanded 10 The State courts all
suits brought by the Des Moines iobbers. 10
test the validity Of the Iowa railroad law,
which suits were first brought in the State
courts. but were removed 10 the United
States Circuit Court upon the contention
that they were civil and not criminal 10 their
nature. Judge Brewer holds that the pro-
ceedings tend TO compelling the offender TO
psy a flne by way OF punishment, and pro.
nfrlY belong 10 The State courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
mee,ing OF rr.,cnnE.n ncs.cr..

The Executive Committee OF The Liquor
Dealers Association Of Richmond request
every member OF this body. l~ well as 'Dery
one IN The LiqUor IrGde, toassem le ~ sanger
Hall this CThursdayl ntsbt ~ O'Clock.
Business OF tne mast ugsW necessity and
Of the utmost importance 10 the trade will
be presented forthcir consideration.
By order Of the COMMITTEE.
r. i. >Nlru, Chairman.
N. I. Kedf0rd, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
BeancbAmp's Meetings.

Another successful meeting was held last
night under the auspices OF the Good lem
plars at Old-Market Hall, and was addressed
by Lou ]. Besuehamp in a style blending
eloquence, humor, sud pathos.
The cher, under direction Of Mr.. Il. 5. NJ.
Valentine, rendered excellent music. A
solo was sung by Mrs. Dora Denzler Gill
man.
There will be a meeting tonight at the
Leieh-Street Baptist caurch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
The Grand whegass WIN be There.
Especial Telegram 20 tho Dlspat,h.l

CHARLESTON, w. Va, January pa
meeting extraordinary Of Osiris Temple,
Ancient Arabic Order Of NoDles o; the Mys-
TIC Shrine, Of Wheeling, will be Led ia Ma
sonic Hall, this city, on Friday evening.
The order will be conferred upon about
thirty postulants by Illustrious Noble samuel
Briggs, OF Cleveland, D., who Is the Impe-
rial Potentate OF the order. The ceremonies
viii be followed by a banquet az the St.
Albert Hotel. A number OF visitors from
Wheeling, Huntington, aud other cities are
axpaefed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
CREW RESCUED,
But the Vessel Went Down.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEws, Va, January %, 1889.
The British steamship Liscard, Captain
Byrne, arrived here this morning for bunker
coal en- route from Charleston tO Bremen,
having on board the ship.wrecked crew OF
the British steamship Erin. a small fruit
steamer. The Erin was bound from Balti-
more 10 Kingston, Jamaica, aad broke her
shaft In a storm, and the stern tube also
broke, causing the vessel to leak 20 banly
that she disappeared from sight under the
waves shortly after the crew left her for the
Liscard. The vessel sunk about l2O miles
northwest from Cape Henry, IA latitude 80 30
north. longitude 74.i7 west. The saved men
20 to Baltimore tonight.
PARTICULARS OF TUE WRECK.
Steward Alexander Erickson makes the
following statement: After leaving Balti-
more we anchored twice In Chesapeake bay on
account OF the failure OF the machinery 10
wolk. Sunday was pleasant, but heavy
sWels prevailed on the bay. While trying
to put up the hAg-stsf the second mate went
overheard with the flagstaff sud was in the
waller one hour and fifteen minutes be-
fore being rescued At 3 O'Clock on sun
day night 4 squal from the southeast struck
Us and the donkey.pump became choked and
refused 10 WORK. Immediately the steamer
started TO dill. There was no excitement on
board. and Captain Hughes behaved with
admirable coolness, looking after the passen-
gers aud crew and the interest Of the ship.
At q quarter.p past 9 O'Clock a heavy sea struck
the ship and burst the skylights in and filed
the cabins with water. The ship then labor
ed for hours, gradually sinking all the time.
and al 2 O'Clock the shaft OF the engine broke
and the machinery ceased to work. On Mon
day morning the wind shifted TO the north
ward and the sea was less heavy. Signals OF
distress were displayed, and shortly after
noon a schooner bore down TO US and
spoke 10 us. Captain Hughes asked
the captain OF tue schooner 10 take
US of. Later 3 steamer bore in sight
aud bore down 10 Us and proved 10 be the
steamer Liscard, Captain J. Byrnes, from
Charleston to Newport News. The first
boat left the ship at $3.50, and by O'Clock all
hands were taken OF the Inflated ship and
were well treated on the trip TO Newport
News. The Erin went down about two
hours after being abandoned.
A petition has been posted here praying
the county Judge 10 divide this voting pre-
cinct into three districts, as II Is claimed the
full vote Of the place cannot be pelled at Que
place IN day. PAUL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
NuIclde-AlIegea Cause.
[By Lelegraph 70 the Dlspalch.l

ATLANTA, Ga, January 23.-James A.
M:Coot, at one tiT-ela weli-knowp railroad.
man, and one OF Atlants's prominent citi-
zens, committed suicide day by hanging.
MeCoot was on toe bond OF Tax Collector
Wilson. VINO was short In his accounts, aud
this fact preyed upon his mind until il be.
came unDalanced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Euue Troubles ana wa.tinx

diseases can be cured. II properly treated In
time. as shown by the following statement
from ID. L. Freeman, sydney: 4" Having
been a great sun, rer from pulmonary at-
lacks, and gradually wasting away for the
psst TWO years. II affords nc pleasure to tes-
uiy that scOtrs Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL
with Lime and Soda has given me great re.
lief. and cheeriully recommend IL 10 all
suffering IN similar way TO myself In ad-
dtion, would say that u is very pleasant To
take"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
So, smith RasseIl at the Theatre To-
NlNnf.

The droll personality, delicate humor, and
tender pathos Of Sol Smith Russell, the come
disn. has a most appropriate frame in his
latest llsy, "a Poor Relation" written
especially for him by Edward Z. kiddef,
and which be will give for the trst time IN
Richmond at the Theatre tonight IL VIII
no doubt further endear him 10 that large
class OF plss-goers who delight TO be enter
tsihed by an insermixture OF tear r-producing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

The Evidenee All Ina Verdict To-
Nav Probably.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. !

SPECIAL telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, January 23.-
Three days have been consumed in the trial
Of the case OF the Commonwealth against
Musco 0llds Jordan aud still Il Is not de-
cided, but ii Is thought that a decision will
be reached to.morrow. Four witnesses were
examined to-day aud concluded the evidence
for the Commonwealth, but their testimony
only went 10 strengthen the evidence Of other
witnesses already examined. The defence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
VKuxftpes COuFf.

After trying few civil eases YESTERDAY the
jurv was DISCHARGED for the present Term.
Judge Witt will bear argument oY counsel
tins morning on the motion for new trial
for Robert Bosseau (coloredh who has been
twice convicted OF a felony. and his punish
mept fixed each time at two years In the PEN
itentiarY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
WEST VIRGINIA.
THE LEGISLATURE MEETS IN JOINT
ASSEMBLY.
aof Nominstsd-Eo Election for Senator
Tbs Democrats Make 10 Nomi-
nation.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch. ]

CHARLESTON, w. VA. January 23-At
noon to-day when the two houses met in
JOINT assembly FOR the purpose OF balloting
for United States senator, nominations being
in order Senator Morris took the floor aud
proceeded 20 nominate General Nathan
Gof. No other nominations were made and
the ro.call was at once proceeded
with. The whole number OF votes cast
on joint ballot was s9-necesssry TO a choice,
As. OF these Goff received Al. kenna 25,
W. l.. Wilson 5, John A. Preston :. j. w.
Goshorn 3, Frank Hereford 2, j. b. jack
son ?. and Messrs. L. 5. Brown, A. r.
Fleming. J. J. Jacobs, Samuel Woods, H.
Hockey, j. W. 81. CLAIR, and II. {. Simms
one vote each. Two Republican members
were shsent all who were present voted for
Cot. President Carr voted for J. W. Co
shorn. Ii is understood that no effort will
be made to elect o senator until wednesday
next. Although the Democrats have not yet
united upon candidate, It is believed they
will do so before that dsy arrives. The Star
tomorrow will say: 4" We advise our Re-
publican friends net 10 take too much COM
fort IN what they are pleased to call the Gead-
lock In connection with the senatorial con-
test. q does not mem that we have trouble
among ourselves, but simply that we have
not entirely agreed upon the proper time to
elect and the right man for the emergency.
Unlike the Republicans, we have large
amount OF good timber for United States
senator, aud smoug so many good men we
do not care to be too hasty in making
choice, besides there is some question IS 10
the proper time for an election, and we want
to be sure and make It a legal one. When
We get good and resdy 1t will not take us
long 20 elect"
This afternoon President Carr appointed
the Committee on Privileges and Elections,
consisting Of three Republicans aud two
Democratic members. which indicates that
he will act generally with the Republicans.
1t j. expected that Delegate Smith, OF Tyler
county. who has been in, will be in hs seat
tomorrow. and the Senate will then prOOa-
bly, proceed TO the House to canvass the
state.electlon returns. Senator Morris inti-
mated t0,day that fillbustering tactics would
be abandoned then and business proceeded
with.
fBy Associated:Pressl
CHARLESTON, ". Va, January 23.-The
Democrats are in caucus tonight and all the
members are present. The delay in the
United states senatorial matter j. due 10 the
deadlock dust broken) in the Senate. which
delays the election OF United States senator
until next Tuesday. The Democratic vote
will scatter until that day. There seems to
be no doubt that al that time the issue will
be squarely drawn between tie Republican
and Democratic candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Meeting Of Linnnr-DeaIers.

The Executive Committee OF the Liquor
Dealers Association OF Richmond have called
q meeting OF the association, and OF all per.
sons in the trade, 10 be held at singer Hall
tonight at g o'clock. Cuisines OF the ut
most importance to the trade will be pre-
senled for their consideration"
Nr. y. J. smith is the president and n.
7. Rodiord secretary OF the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

fSpocia telegram % lh0 Dspatch.l
SUFFOLK. Va. January Pa grocery
story belonging to w. l.. Daulhtrey and 10.
Gated near the Union depot was totally de.
stroved by fire at 1880 O'Clock Tonight.
Very little OF the stock was saved. The Dire
i supposed to have been OF incendilry ORR
gin. f. was tue first time our new steam.
engine has been called to lire, aud 1t worked
very succes.fully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

lBy Anglo-Amercan csble 20 tho Di.patch.l
BERiIN. ,lnuiry 2S.-Wiih the view q
meeting the desire Of the National Liberals
FOR an abolition OF exceptional laws, the
Government VIII propose In The ReichsIag
the inclusion of ali such laws among the pro-
visions OF the general penal code, thus rem
dering the Socialist law needless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

At the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight at S:l5 O'Clock Mr.. Samuel d. Da-
vies will talk on "Contracts," 1t being the
third Of series OF addresses 10 young men
on commercial law. The subject ia to be
shorn OF all technlcaities and made plain
and practical. 40 that all who attend may
easily understand.