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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH.-sUNDAY. DECEMBER 22 1889
Currency, Lacey; surveyor-General, Nc

Currency, Lacey; Surveyor-General, Nc
Kee, Of Mississippi.
Collectors Of Internal Revenue-R. A..
Mosely. of Alabama; Dennis Egan, OF Flori-
da: W. H. johnson, of Georgia Il. :. Web
ster. Of South Carolina; +. A. White.
Fourth North Carolina; ID. A. Mum, Fifth
Tennessee.
PcsTafAsTLHs.
Florida. Bell, Of Gainesville; W. X.
Bush. OF Lake City.
Georgia-W. Alderman. Of Gainesville;
Il. +. Brimbury. Of Albany c. Browning.
of Dalton: W. Brock. of lallapoosa; ). H..
Lewis. Of Atlanta.
Mississippi l.. Everett, Of Yazoo City !;
". n. Gibbs. of Jackson: ". II. Hancock,
of Meridian: s. NJ. Howey. of Oxford; Cora
c. Matthews. Of Hazlehurst; May c:
Matthews. Of Winona: Mary \. Paush. OF
Greenwood; Mary Simpson. Of Pass Chris
tian Jennie Il. Tyler. Of Brookhayen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, December ~. issa.
StLRs-FrgsT BoAgp.-l,0)0 Virginia now 3's
atGS
r1asin- 1notA.lona 50 no s.0sk Bo.sii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

NEW YORK, D,emDer 2I.--'rhe weekly bank
statement shows Reserve, Increase, $685.
C15; iOau3. Increase, f2.iA4lJ. specie. increase,
>LIitlO. -gal-tenlers. decrease, $1,000. de-
posts, increase, s2,,7A,l0; circulation, decrease,
s. 300.
Tho banks now hold s3,g}2,725 Ia excess Of the
- per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

POKr Og RICHMOND. DECEMBER q. 1854
AUqfTEp

FOKr Og RICHMOND. DECEMBER q. 1854
AHaIvEn
steamer Ariel. Dcyo. Norfolk. morclaniiss
and passenger
schooner Charles Il. Sprague, Nlrheraon,
Booth Bay ui1 Norfolk, ash. Day0nport Morris.
SAILED
Rarkenino Burnett BID, strike RIO Granle
90 SD, iour
srhoouer charles n Wols,on, Lamherts Point,
o. load rotl for tho SoIth.
Schooner lIYkio snlth. Mathews, NapQahan-
mock river, 10 D, Al oystars tor New Maven.
Schooner William L. Lee, Lynch. bcrmula
Hundred, 90 LOAD rrilroai- tles Tor Now YORK,
c.1el, Curtis s. Parker.
PORT or NEWPORT NEW1 DECEMBER O., 50
10y reiegraDn.i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chitiag0ng Now Orleans. 20 con-
Steamsuip Guy niotie New ork, AMI sailed
Tor New YORK. mercnaudise
steamship NyBr0kr, NchmOni. and sailed
fJr Sew iork, merc1aIilee.
tug Underwater with barge, oakland and
Storm hing, Bosom. % coal
sAuBu.
Steamship inchrhopa, liverpool. coaled
SteaWelip HorlnIu Liverpool, coalr1.
steamship h. l. hODluFQI, fJlcn, coa'cl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
Mr.. Grady Worse.

tBy telegraph 70 tho Dispa'ch.l
ATrAVr.. GA., December H.-Nr. Henry
Gradv's condition wa much worse to-day.
His phv,lcians and family are very much
alarmed about him. Pneumonia Il be-
iioyed 20 have act IN. Nervous exhaustion
makes his condition more serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
A BIG STRIKE.
NINE THOUSAND PEOPLE THROWN
OUT or EMPLOYMENT.
,,,scca Dying--Three of Bushiri's Mon
hanged rive Hodies Washed Ashore
Other Foreign Itoms.
N, ,neloAmorloan cable to tho dispatch.

~, Anclo-Amorlcan cable TO tho Dispatch
r..po>. December 21.-The proprietors
.,te boot and shoc-factories in Bristol
t... locked out their operatives. BY this
.... .Hl persons are thrown out of en-
mont
.rr CrIEe or TIE GOVERNMENT DYING.
r.nr. December n. A private cable
h received here from RIO JanoirO
y Marshal Doodora da Fonseca.
D Che Provisional Government OF
diving. Tho question as 10 who
.,i ham Is engaging serious alton
believed that the change i'm the
which would follow Marshal ia
death would lead 10 serious COM
INA DILEMMA.
t....> December THE Ncns's (ncws-
..uosp ondont 40 Constautiuoplo
.-tc finds itself IN a dilemma 10y
Bcy AFFAIR. II Moussa Is ac-
arope VIII be incensod II he is
.el 30 VIII prove that there is mis-
in Armenia. which tho Porto
fontiy denied.
THREE MN BkNOFD.
t.-n December 2i.-Three Of Ru-
. mon have been hanged at Basa-
Wolf0N rIsMIssED.
|,> December W.-Tho motion for q
.t notion for damages brought
ID bricu against Lord Salisbury
has been dismissed. OBrien
that Lord Salisbury in a
I accused him OF melting 20
..I robbery. Tho ground on
.w trial was asked was that tho
-'uruod the verdict for Lord
.- n,ro misdIcctod
1--WE WASHED ASHORE.
.> December 2i.-Ihe bodies Of
t. thirteen missing persons and
.. nu.iug 60 The British steamer
3D. sunk OF the Isle If Wright
Uv collision with tho British
.. ~ Cyprus, has been washed
So cathnrine Point, on the south
island.
.u.os say tho bodies Of eight
victims of the Clcddy disas-
..ea recovered at Neutnor, on the
coast Of tho Isle Of Wight.
crVrEN ELECTIONS.
f. nr J,Suno. December 2l.-An TX
decree was PROMULGATED to-day
fr date Of the general elections for
18TH and The meeting Of tho
emily for November 18th.
Same deere" cX-EmperJr Dom
Hu.Loi from Brazil. together
r0t.. family, NIsc0unt de- Ouro,
Nl- brother Carlos Alfonso. and
MARITIME. The Governor Of RIO
>ll. clN-ci with treason as %
'.. movement for tho secession
State. i- condemned transportation.
recalls and cancels tine grant Of
Hlfres to Dom Pedro and sus-
0Naucc In the civil list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
0PPENHINER & CU7CHINS.

y. B.-We also ofer ior sale our enilro plant,
consisting VI BUILDING, MACHINERY, AND
FIX lLSES, AL Ia porfec. order his - . ans
opportunity Tor any ora wishing % oggage ia
the Manufacture u ClO.hlng. 10 l-codim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported Tor tho Dispatchl
DECRaBsR II. 1854
No loose tobacco salos or auction offerings on
Change to-day.
Internal revenue collections; Cigars and
cigarettes sl.3a643; tobacco, {3.JN3li special
tax. 322.St-totll, f5,40rG0
foO-e tobacco safes for the wook. Ql353 pounds,
Will ljc. h ghost and lc. per pound lowest price.
Auction offerings ON Change FOR Tho week, 2S0
packages. and q taken in. Highest $3.50;
lowest. $40; average, s2L57 for tbs week.
luternal--oyonuo collections for the week /:
Cigars end cigarettes. l5,i1.2s; tobacco,
sl,SgLi9; special tax, fia0-total, S9i,s45l1.
Private sales reported today: FIIers, IS
wrappers, u; darAs, total, .. hogsAeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
--.nMcN HousE COMMITTEES.

~ '0IocrnDh % ~ DIsDaicHl

W .'tf.N .' .t h''7i'' .'l
-r..lov. December 2l Tho fol
... lilo ch.rmn AZ the House
-...s. Judiciary. Rir. Fzrn y.
~ Ohio. BMkinr and Currency,
I.r-.r. ~ Nobrasla. Coinage.
.t. oll Measure. Mt Congor. If
Commerce.. Air. Baker. Of New York 4:
and Harhors. Mr.. Henderson. Of
lcrchtnt Marine and Fisheries,
I ST. la~Du.4r. Of New York: Acricul-
tI-. Funston. Of Knn-as; Foreign
Mr. Hrt. of Illinois. Military
STR. Cutrheou of Michigan: Naval
, Nr. Boutelle. Of Mime. To.t-OGioes
F.-f-Nuad.. SIR. Bingham. III Pcuu-yl-
.. Public Lands. Mr. Paysou. of Hi
Indian Affairs. Mr.. Perkins. #
l.. Territories, MI. Stuble. of
Railways and Canals, Mr. No
rt. OFF Peun.ylsaua Mines and
nr. Nr. Carter u Montana :
rulues and Grounds. Mr. Mill
OF Ma.uo: Pac.fr Railroads. Mr. Dali
oi Puu~rlvau,a. Levecs and I'M
.meuts of thc Mississippi River, Mr..
row. ot Michigan, Education, MIR.
uoual. oi Michigan: Labor, llr. Wade.
" ouri. NlhHH MI h'ndcrso1ni. OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
PAl TlMORE STOCK MARKET

BLLTMOEs, December 2'.-Baltimore AL Ohio
srora. Iulai0g-.: Northern Central stock, n ::
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore lsis, 10 !:
do. rs, o., 10. 1ls, 81 consolidated gas
bonds, 1854 do stoDs, i5eal5h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

WANTED. 4 SITUATION Al
w BOOK-hEEPGR ~ a gentleman who hss
hal twenty years rKpefion.e Boz tls tusiDess.
hchmorG preferred. G0od cify rstorenea. Al
dress H., care OF Box ~. 10 ia-oulr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
ne or TIE GOVERNMENT DYING


.> December n. The N0nss (ncws-
..rospondout 40 Constautluoplo
Porto finds itself in a dilemma 10y
$50 Bcy AFFAIR. II Moussa Is ac-
arope VIII be incenscd: II he is
al 80 win prove that there IL mis-
Boa Armenia. which tho Porto
f.ltiv denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
NEW YORK COTTON FrrrRe<

Nsw YORK. December 2L-Cott0n--Net re-
ceipts, 100 balss. gross, iogs5 bales lnures
closed barely steady. Sales, l5,5oJ bales. Do -n-
Der. s.O0sAslng9; January. tlUOiail0O0. Feb
ruary. sio lyaflG.t0 March. flO.liAsuLl6. Aprn,
sl02.afl0 - May. fl12Sasi02l; June, Sl@A
fIot. JAY, .llI8Slnf2. August. f't4oe
siA7s September 3l0O5RS.001. Oct0Jcr, g. e3A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
T wlsHTOENPLOYAFEwLADIEs

i On sa'ary POD faAe oHarxo 20 ny blILers ae
their h0me-. iAeht Very IA .c.ls az AL lezlfii-
f4L Wafcs So puf Noos. i,rferonc9 gison-
Good pay Tor part gwe. Aires, aifh stamp.
Mrs. MARION MALhhh, i9u'afi9. Ky.
Uo INA sutNht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RlcnaoSD, December 81, l55l
OFFrRfNla.

IaeIIHVFUi LllVslVIt - tIIs'
OFFERlAG5.
wHgAT-o4jO bushelA
CORS.-TI bushels
OATA-i,0J0 bushelA
SALES ~ % trsO % sgTRxriRH
WngAT.-NiTol, 700 bushels very good or Dri-
ya,e terms; % bushels good Al isc ; 3A ulshe 5
good A. &c. shortterry, 10 bushels good a. , 5c.
To.al sales Of wheat ZIG bushels.
CORS.--White, GO bushels very good new az
A.. 80 bushels very good new q! iic. Total
sale. OF corn, go bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

yesterday; No. 2 rcd. cash. 7ssc. pfd: Dcesu-
Der. ~ May $40. Corn easy: No. mixed,
caeh, ebtc. December, 251s2sssc: closed INC
bid. Nay. CSC asked. Oats lower. No. 2.
cash, i9hc; Nay 4Sss9Ac. whisksy, Si.Ox.
Provisions quiet aud unchanged.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. December a'.--Cash quotations were:
Flour stesdy ana uorhanged- No sprsng what,
Iotc; No. red, 7sAc. No 2 corn. SIC. No.
oats, Dkc MSs+port, ~ f2S asa 81 Lard.
s5S.. shor,-ribs. sts3ASASo Shoulders, ski2X
asa. sh0rt-clesr, <aatAo5. Whskey, tl.0e.
Tie loading futures ranged as foiiows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

NV YORK. December ol-The total visiblo
snp1ly OF cotton for the world b. 3oiL,si bales,
Of w ich s.5t1,lsl bsios as American. against
2f12.133 and 15ta0i5 palos rospectvely la-,
year Receipts from All interior towns. ~ i6l
bales. receipts from plantations. gM,3.l bales.
C-uu IN slrhr. / -nl.l11 nnle..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
CINCINNATI

CTScivSArI, December s!.--WhsAt firm NJ. .
red. s1ssS-. Corn easier: No. miyei, ies3' '.
Oais easter: No. : mixed. sc. PORK quiet M tle1
Lard easy - fa.s1 Buls-ueaps nominal. short
ribs, ft9A Bacon steady -hort-clear, 81 80
Whistey steady at i.02. Hogs urmer. common
and light, S3as26O. packing aud butchers. f,.4js
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

E December 2i.-Three Of Ru.
ID mon have been hanged at Ia. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

IIrA ,sTI;s1 To SELL. THE owNER
IHrHERF CANIRIrN THF CHRAP-

w Eat CANDIES. NUTS. FRUlis. Scf ~
p. DALfOS's, f3 north SIKH street Xmas
Mixed Candy, ioc French NIxsi CaUiy, ioc.
hi1od Nuts. IKE, and Rrssh-Grssod Cocoanns
and Hcrsc-ka1is De &-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

ST. LOUIS. December 2l-Fiour quiet and
steady. Whea: higner; opening was somewhat
easier. but sharp demand 90 adviosa from out
aide markets. caused strong close at &c. above
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrtls-cotton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
tBy telegraph to the pispa,ch.I

fBy telegraph to the Dispa,eh-l
- WASHINGTON. December 2i.-For vir-
5EkIR tginls and North Carolina, fair, preceded
fJin Western North Carolina by light rain,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

nv AnCIo'NWNII0hh uAbIc % mo UItpateh. ]
r.>po~. December 21.-The proprietors
-re boot and shOc-factories in Bristol
... locked out their operatives. BY this
....tH1 persons are thrown out of en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


DECEMBER gL-Markoi steady Rersipts mode
rate. Largo sales reported ~ primo stock.
Prime, 81. ezra primo. sac. fancy, Boa.
common. az g.. iac,cry hand-picked, "a 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Ne Oppeahimer q Cut-hilg, Tor no past tour
years 10 tho capacity o. chipping c.erk aDj gcas-
raj bouse- fnsn, desires nlther kNGkGhNksT
by January lei. % TIE stove drm vii cioss burts
ness - that 'lna. lie wri'es good heri ana
eill make good ofico-'aan, a. well A. salesman
and shipping clegs. Address no. - north Foas-
tsenth street 10 x9is'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
WILMINGTON.
VII frerTUi

WfLgTsGToy. n. G.. December sl.-TurDentlne
steady AZ co.. Roam nrm: strained, Wc..
Ro0l strained, s5c Tar Arm atfi.O. Crude tur-
pen,lne drm: hard, tL.D. yel!oW'dip and Vh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
Market nrn.

COTTON REPORT.
Market dem.
QUorArIoss.
MIoDLiyG, &c.
Low GsDOiIS0, &c.
COOP OgDiSAsY, Sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

COTTON REPORT.

We quote Fins. slD1sl75 supornns. y275a
i32e; ezra. g.. i)asAI5. family, siAtL5l pa:sa;
family, cOusry, si.ijasAe5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
sALTIaORE

BALTIMORE. December u. Flour fsiriy sctive
and steady Wheat southern quiet ana steady I:
FUN. s3ss3c.; Longnerry, s4aStc. western
nrmer: 30. Water rcd, spot and tecem GER.
So eaS0Ec. COrn-sOuthern quiet anh oa-inr I:
white. new, 3lai0e.. yellow new, 5iaS5c. wset-
ern steady. Oats arm southern apd Fennsyy-
yanis. ssaJlc.: wossern white. 2Oa3lc. western
mix 81, .SA.9&c.. graded No white. ale. Rye
easier; prime 10 choice, 5sadJc. Hay steady
prime 10 choice timothy, slSasla5l Provisions
Guie Butter s.sa1y sestern packed, lial8c. (;
best roll, I1Algc. creamery. s3aHc. Eggs Qgl0t
az 2sa23c. Coffee frm: Rio careoes fair ~ 49,. a
20. sugar quiet; A >oft, tc. Copper steady |:
rsfned, lial5e. Whiszey unchanged. freiga.s
10 LIyerpoe per steamer steady. -four, per ton,
in sacfs, 2iases. grain. per bgshel, a.; Cork
for orders. %. %. saies-whoas, $500 basnels (:
corn. 10000 DushelA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
DYspepsia


Stakes many lives miserable, and often leads %
self destruction. Distress after eating sick head
ache, heartburn. sour stomach, mental depfes-
sion, etc, are caused By tAis very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods sarsapsriiia tonesih
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys-
persia. Read the following;
q have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, aud what did ca; distressed
me OK did zoo littic good in au hour after eating
! woulI experience a fanincss or tired al-sono
feeling, as though 1 had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaraf.Ill DID me on immense amount
Of good. II glyo mo an appetite. and my food
roushld and sats ned She craving had previously
experienced. II relieved me OF that faint, sired.
au-goue feeling have felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsapari.la, that an happy 90
recommend IT," q. A. PAGE, WateTtoun, Hass.
NIB. BE sure 10 get only
Hoods SarSSpaYiila
soldbyandruerists. 81 az fors5. rrcparedonly
byC.L HOOD & CO., Apo,hecaries. Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
yxrANTFD. LADIES AND GENrLE.

MA AN iEp, LADIES An DbEN lLr-
w MEs tn civ or country vlshins 10 cara
s. 70 s. adas 81 inelr Own homes no canvass
Ing. work furnished anl sent - mail any -
tance. Address wish s.amp CkiSrAiLiZED
FHOTO COMPANY. ~ ssst sixth street, Cin.
cinnatL a. - - -Sai3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
MARKETS BY TeLEGRAPH
NHW YORK


NEN YoRE, december ELECTION quiet aud
ftealy: sales. A. ualss; upland-, l0ac. Orleans,
lC4c.. net receipts. sA8N bales; exports-t0
Great Britain. xS,i7S bales: 20 France, i.yg7
bales: to the Continent, 1904 bal0s; ,tOck,
1881 bale. Southern -four steady. Wheat
moierltsy active, chiefly Tor export. and nrm-
or, No. ? rel, sls asjac. IA eloya or; options
dali sn1 49,. up aud lri, No. red, Deco Al.
Der, S. &c. January, Soc. Ney, sysc. Corn
weaker and fsirly sctve; No ,, fg4l24c. Ia
elevator: options active and unchanged TO Sc.
lower AMI nrm December, l2S. C. January, Ale :;
May, 4J7.c oats duii. options hrn ana quiet: .
December aud Jenusry, 2sHc.; February AMI
Hay. ~ &c. Hops iFm aud fair demand. COT
fos-OplOus closed barely steady ADD unrhang god
10 points down and dull; Iec0fnber, xi5.15a
$3.50; February, ilAs1: March. $3.50: April,
sI5glaslC. Nay il5sSl6 10: spot EiO iull fair
csrgOes 1870. sugar-Raw duh ard nominal !;
fair reauing. &c.: cSnTifugss, 95-iest, So stc.
refine duh aud unchanged. MolR-ses Foreign
nominal: Sew Orleans fairly active. Rice q lot
and steady. Petroleum steady AMI quiet !;
crude, Ia barrels. Psf6er's, 7Slc: refined, here,
75vc. Cott0n-seed Oh quiet kOsin quiet tur-
pentins dun a. ls4rbt besf s,rOns beef
hams quiet: tiefcad bsef slow. Cut meats firm.
Lard steady snd quiet western steam. t&2sh
city steam. E.. 50; opl,Jns-Janusry, $50; Nay,
Sl3s; reAned quiet. Ffelsa.s nrm; cotton,
7-5sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

ID ). & A. II. PLEASURE "a
H. CLUB will give thcir ANIMAL ~
HOLIDAY SOiKEs ~ NOSTiCkfIO Z =
HALL THURSDAY, December -. lS,9 ----s"
Grand march ats.30 P. ~ handsome present
will he given " th9 best lady dancer Aimls-
sion 50 cents. Committee A. Il. H!l, X +.
scbilAng. NJ :. DUgan. ADi ". T.. Clsr1o.
DO sz-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
N4rANrED. A WORKING MANA.

MA y 7 l. -. 4 Posi- ZION TO
w TRAVEL NOElU on SCUM CAHO.
lINA.or h.th. FOR q sioissnis gr.. cry house C
grocer,' e,le.rce by nian thoroughly N>s
4uainted wi.h tao scocvry bls.Hsrs. Adfrcss
b H. Bkhrll.
80 ee-lt' lartoro. e. a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

WANTED. STUDENTS IN STE
W N0GRAPHI AND rYPBWKlfiSG. We
arc nov Well settled In our pleasant aes quar-
ters and have much better f9ciices t1Aa ever
before for giTioF our gasils tns oesi possible
training. Over 80 gfsiuatss nov noltiog rc-
sponsinle positions. Visitors always cordissly
Welcomed.
&c i3dkvem no L3rte Nin.h street.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-01-05

Il Htese-t ! I -S> t.st4tt. IL.
H
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-15
JACKY LYNCH'S RAIDHD.
The Police Swoop Down on
the Place and Make
Forty Arrests.

Jacky Lynch's dance house was raidcd
last night and Jacky, his spouse, two bar
tenders and about fifty patrons were
station house, where, for Lack of ac-
commodations, the male habitues of
the place were booked as wit
keeping disorderly house and his wife
for interfering with the officers in the
discharge of their duty.
The raid was conducted by Detective
Clark and Officers Donova1 Barry and
Powery. They had notified the pro-
prietor that the Sunday law must
be observed and his place must
be done at midnight. Jacky has an eiab-
crate idea of Jacky as apolifical leader
and he, concluding that the police dare
not execute their threat, laughed at the
warning.
THE BAR WAS OPEN LATE.
Forty-1iye minutes after the hour the
den should have been closed the police
swooped down on Jacky's den.
The bar was in full blast, and men,
women and girls were seated at the tables
drinking. When che officers entered
there was lively stampede.
The police guarded well every exit and
few escaped. The women ran up stairs
to the apartments of Mrs. Lynch, hoping
ent spouse.
She fought for them and she was
hustled to the lookup.
Jacky is fighter from way back He
was disposed to eject the intruders, as he
termed the police
He tried to force them out, but failed.
He was advised TO get his coat, but with
q string of oaths refused
He expected the ornaments of the den
and his customers to Join him in the bat
tie but they wisely refused and became
passive spectators.
Jacky was subdued and yanked out in
his shirt sleeves.
One of Murrer's stages was passing and
the driver was hailed and the prisoners
crowded into it.
The police patrol wagon came up later
and conveyed Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch and
their bartender to the Grove Street Sta
ton. The women were held with the
proprietor, his spouse and the bartender
Jackey Lynch's is the place which was
exposed by THE JERSEY CITY NEWS
months ago. 1t has been ripe for pluck
ing by the police from that day to this.
OTHER RAIDS.
The Second precinct police also visited
the saloon kept by Jimmy James, on
Grove, near Second street, shortly after
twelve O'Clock.
This is place of q rather unsavory
reputation, to which, it is said, dissolute
women are in the habit of going.
1t was open in violation of the closing
law and the police took in" the proprie-
tor, the bartender and three customers.
They then visited dance hall recently
opened by another man named James, on
the top floor of building, corner Of
Fourteenth and Grove streets.
1t was in full blast and four or five ar
rests were made.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-15
THE BHRKHLBYS BEATEN
All knights of the Palmas
Do 1t With a Wide
Margin.
A NEW BOWLING TEAM RECORD.
Ten of the J. G. A. C. Have a Total
OF l.796---Scores at Orange---
Athletic Notes.
A NEW BOWLING TEAM RECORD.

The return game between the Berkely
Clubs bowling team and the All
(K)nights, of the Palma Club. was
bowled last night on the Palma alleys.
The home team won by large majority.
The Berkelys rolled a very ragged
game. Two of the team failed to hit the
century mark. Nissan was peg shorl
of hundred and Macarthur was six be
low him.
Nissan, by the way, is a member OF
both clubs. Only two of the Killers
climbed above the average round
Pleimes led with 1853 and Deputy Surro
gate Lillis was second with 1853. He beat
the Surrogate, who found kinks in the
alley and stopped at 126.
The All (Klnignts sent up fair game,
Rich led with 1872. Holcomb was good
second and Vultee and w. Clarke, Jr.
helped lift the score over the average
line and landed il there with little tt
spare, Five of the team went under the
mark and Lockwood just crawled under
the hundred line.
The Berkelys went away with the leaC
in the first frame and were jubilant
They had lead of fourteen. The totals
of both were low. In the second frame
The All th)nlRntS went TO the lore anC
stopped there. With every frame they
moved further away, and when the final
frame was completed they were 1879 better
than the Hill club.
The Berl1elys had q large delegation
ex-Alderman Furman, Perry I. Cumber.
son, Siegfried Hammerschlag and many
other prominent residents of the II eights
Charles D. J. Noelke was with the dele
cation and was regarded as the mascot
The delegation ceased applauding after
the start.
Inc rama boys were tame e., ana not as
jolly and noisy as usual. They had not
fully recovered from the exhibition Of
their lung power on Friday night at Eliz
abeth. when they walloped the Elizabeth
Athletic Clubs seconds.
The score folloWs:-