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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
THE ATKEET-CAR STRIFE.

BY telegraph to the Dispatch

Nv Telegraph 70 lus OfopotSu-l
NEW YORK, February 1.-The 9th day oil
the surface road "tie-up" gives abundant
evidence that the spirit, II not the backbone,
NJ the movement is broken. A very great
number OF the strikers are looking Tor work
AZ the stables, and those who still stand aloOi
appear 10 be only haIi-hearted in their obsti.
nsey. At the nour for starting the cars on
the several lines that were running yester-
kay scarcely q striker was 10 be seen.
Al $50 A. NJ. all the ears OF the Third ,
Fourth.. and Slxtn.Ayenue lines were run
n,nx aud the Blocker. and Twenty.third.
street read had considerably increased The
number they ran yesterday.
The Third Avenue Line has policeman
only on every fourth car.
About 1918 O'Clock mob at Tenth street
and Avenue &. near the Cross-Town car sta
bles. tried TO force green driver IRON his
ear. couple OF policemen. after hard
struggle, drove the crowd back One striker
vss severely dubbed snd had 10 be taken 10
a drusstosc for treatment. superintendent
Nurrsy sent a patIol-wsgon with q iorce 10
the scene OF disturbance.
There was a smash-up on the Broadway
r.,irosd nj Rireeker street this forenoon and
ore OF the conrany's horses was killed. A
nsssenser had leg cut The trouble was
cancel by a green driver OF the Broadway
Line running his car into B'eecker-ssreet
shortly after 2 O'Clock this afternoon the
ps,t.I, Inc Csnpssy started car TO make the
csrcuis Of iss route. The car was aceompa-
.,es ~ . large force Of police in two patrol
-s~sns. This Is The nrst attempt OF The
peIf Ace At resumption. the road being here
scf"rs completely under Csntroi OF the
ssrtrsrs. Nearly the entire police fierce Of
nrecklyn were guarding the futhrAvenue
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she whipped tie Y.ung Nan.

An oakland lhd.l telegram says: Miss
Rosa bcGraw, the young lady who was
charged with assault and battery upon
george Miller. WAS tried before Justice Car
roll to-day. Miss nc0rsw Is a teacher at
what IL known 80 the Hoop Pole School, In
this county, aud George Miller IL one OF her
pupils. The teacher is very slight IN size,
'kile the young man - well grown for
eighteen years. The facts, a. shown bv the
testimony, sre a. fellows: On Tuesday lsst
Miller came 10 Oiklind, representing
hat his teacher bad severely whipped
bin, and al the same time exhibit.
ing his back, which WAS very much bruised.
Upon this complaint warrant was issued.
Two OF the pupils at the school, also young
men, testified that Miller had been very rude
% the teacher, aud thai the whippisg was not
severe axd could aot positively have caused
tbe bruises; that the teacher had gwen hun
the caoice OF expulsion or whipping, and
hat he had choseR the latter. They slso said
he has complained Of bis back hurting bin
before the whipping. TIE youths father.
while upen the stand, was asked II be did not
severely whip his son within the last ten
DAYS. He replied tsst be could not recollect.
The Justice promptly acquitted tue young
rdy without hearing any witnesses for the
defence. There wiss large crowd OF spec
lators present, who eymced great interest IN
The case. The patrons OF the school say Miss
hcGrsw Is an excellent teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
Liquor CSnfesi-Embszz
Death
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-l
OSANC0cK, Va, February 2.-The County
Court OF Accomack was occupied to-day In
hearing testimony and argument OF counsel
in the mater OF grating liquOr-lieeusc in
0nancock, where the l0csl.sption law was
lately repealed by the popular vote. A very
strong and determined effort has been made
by the probibiiionisls to defeat the granting
OF license here.
About thirty witnesses were examined to-
dag. including several ministers. teachers in
public aua private schools, ana many OF the
leading business men OF the town. Con.
gresham Bayly Browne represented the
iquoT-men, and james II. Flsteher, Jr.,
ths,e opposed 10 license. The case Was
submitted about sUndern % the Judge, who
deserved his decision tll Monday.
Tn. motion fof a new trial IN the case OF
Eugene Barnes. twice convicted OF embeZ-
element, was then argued. toe dcfendsnt's
counsel asking Tor new trial on the ground
that one OF the iurynen that convicted
B,rnes Is q non-rssideut. Judge Garrison
reserved bis decision. In the mean time
Barnes remains IN isii.
Iniormat'on has rssched here from Mes
songo Neck that Thomn Fletcher, one Of
the oldest aud most influential citizens OF
that part OF Aceomsck. was found dead IN bis
bed last rhursdi " morning. He was seven
ty-two years old, bad been a wldower for
forty years, and was highly esteemed. BE 10
supposed TO have died from heart-fsilufe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
M La.

BECK.-Died, Saturday at IL T. NJ, at her rest
dance, No. iO4 Maple street. MARGAhki, be-
ioYed wife OF Benry Bsck. $50.
Her funeral will take piscs MONDAY MORN
mo at o O'Clock from ST. Pstrick's church.
Friends ana soqusintances Of the family arc
respectfully invited % attend.
Washington aud Norfolk papers viii please
copy.
FREEMAN Died. az her daughters ress-
dence No. SIS north Tventy-nfh street. last
night Ct 10 c'clock. Mrs. MARY j. FREEMAN,
widow OF Robert Freeman.
Funeral from the residence NJ II o'clock A. N.
MONDAY. Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited TO sttsnd.
HUMPHREYA-Disd.T Tuesday, January z9th,
at the residence % his parents. sEhNOS
GREY, youngest child Of Is. r. AMI Eva II. Hum
phreys; aged eighteen months
JONEs.-Disd. on January 3ist. at s.5o p. NJ,
o. heF resldence, beaumont" near Gordons-
Vile, Va. ars MARTHA A. JONES, widow of
Dr. Jsnos L. Jones, la tho sevsnsy-sscond year
Iatsnnent TO-DAY csuadsy,. February 30, At
O'Clock. In nsplewood cemetery, near Cor
donsyillo.
QUARLKs.-Disl In Henrieo county. on the
% Of February, f~s JOHN hIfFLIS. son Of
L. B. and j. N. Quarlss; aged SIX monihs and
Fnnsrsl viii take place at Emmanuel church.
on the Brook turnpike, TO MORROW (xondayl
At 10 o'clock. tFfends Of me ismiIy are invited
10 attend.
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an Tue ID IAN.
gobacoa-The Mayor Dissolved the
Partnership.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l
DANvnLE, Va, February 2.-The sales OF
leaf tobacco on the floors OF the warehouses
during January amounted to 6,77S,5l2
mounds, about the same as January OF last
wear. Tobscco-men say the bulk is nearly
as great as last year, but the weed Is chany
and light In weight
Some people here sre seriously contem-
plating sinking well with view to striking
81 or gas
Crawford Robinson and Aaron Pointer
we're parties engaged In digging wells. Ro
b,nson wanted TO dissolve psrtnsrshirs but
Pointer refused 10 dissolve, so Robinson got
his partner IN the we'll and dropped the
bucket on him. The partnership mas dis
solved by the Mayor and Robinson sent on
10 the grand jury.
AGENT the .tsry in the Dispatch OF to-day
rom Fredericksburg regarding the laie
william A. Thomas, IL may be said that Mr
Thomas went from Pittsylvspis county ana
Is well remembered here. lie had bali.
brother, but he died some years ago. and
Mr.. Thomas left no relations except some
pOusins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
NO CHANGE THE sIrUATIOS.
West Yfrgi~in's senatorial anu Gu
bernstortaI FIGhL
lspoclal tsIeErsm TO ths Dispatch.l


Especial telegram 10 tbs Dispateh.l
CHARLESTON. ". VA. February 1.-THE
Democrats have decided not to hold caucus
or conference tonight. as was reported this
afternoon. The kenna men say II is because
al OF tho members cannot attend. and the
anti Ksnus claim that II is because the oppo-
sitiou t. him ha. strengthened aud he fears
The result, but hopes bv DELAYING 1t TO secure
DTS election on Monday. THIS. they say, he
cannot do, and predict that then number
Who have been supporting him during the
past feW DAYS viii again Join the opposition.
The session OF the iOlst assembly lnqulrlng
into The merits Of the gubeTnstorial situation
VA much queicr to-day, owing no doubt TO
ihe decided siaad taken by President Carr
Yesterday. The resolution offered by sena-
Tor NaxWoll-tsat tho Assembly proceed TO
open aod publish the returns OF the election
Tor GoVernor--ha. not nor will not be adopt.
"a. To, Eepubllcae plsu Is to tilibus,er sod
occupy all iae time possible 10 speechmasins
10 c-uSe delay IN the announcement OF Toe
vote Tor the other state officers There
"s' some little talk among the Republican
members u toe Senate 10 refuse 10 take pars
ID he ioiut assembly. but when IL was learned
Frcti1ent Carr Was dead-set thar his inquiry
sDohld he CARED on 20 its eoncluson Tue
ldeA ras promptly dropped.
IatTe - no "hsuge In The senatorisl situa-
Ton. Van Pelt and Merrill stilI stick by
hshha, while Dsrr - more earnest than ever,
u tbs, can be possible. In bis oppssHisn:
henns's opponent. claim that both herrl'l
snd Van Peit will change their votes when
they see bi. election Gao be accomplished.
bot tots Is not generally credited Both gem
ueIaen are reilcsnt and nsu.commltial. The
Union Labor men--Csfr, iisrr, aud kirk
agsiu voted TO-DAY Tor the Union LAYER nsp,
s. L. Htwyer. The kenss people chain thst
Harr will GENE 10 him when biz vote will
elect, but this IL barely possible The re-
suit Of the ballot to-day vas: Kepns. 80;
Goff, %; Hswyer. ., aud Henry Brsnnon, ].
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
SEQUEL TO A QUgEE WILL.
Proving the Identity OF an Aged Nun
fn ErooEIyB.
New York Times

In Newbouse. Kilkenny county, Ireland,
June s, 1859, died John HAYDEN, gentleman.
Mr.. HAYDEN vas prepared for death. having
made his will August IL, 1856. II ably up
beld bis reputation for eccentricity New,
over a quarter of a century afierwsrd, u
is providing employ ment for courts and
lawyers.
All OF Mr.. Hsvdeu's property was be.
queathed to Edward Fleming. Edmund
smithwick. and John Smithwick to hold In
trust for the teneft OF the teststor's sister,
Mary Hsvdou. After Mary Hsyden's death
her interest was 10 90 10 Edward Fleming
on cOnditien that be should never marry
After Mr.. FleniDg's death the property was
10 be received absolutely By any female reif'
tive OF John Hayden who should marry man
named John Hayden, who must be q re'i0ent
Of County Tipperaryy born and brought up
\ Roman Catholic. Dir. Hayden bad no
definite person IN view.
Mary Hayden died in the some year as her
brother. Edward Fleming lived q bachelor.
ss required By Mr.. Hsydsn's will, and en-
loyed his interest IN the estate. lie died
June 4, 1883. Two nieces OF John Hay
des. Mary Fleming add Mary Doyle,
survived him. Mary Doyle, many years
before, had come 10 this country. Mary
Fleming set out 10 find tue man who should
enable her 10 come into possession OF Johs
Hiysen's property. She was successful. A
John HAYDEN ans reriug all the requirements
came TO light, and, when the situation was
explained. be CALAMITY consented 10 assist
Miss Fleming. They entered on the enjoy
neDt OF The property, which amounted 70
about 100000.
soon sfterwsrd John smithwIck COM
menced an action in the Chaucery Division
OF the High Court Of Justlcs In Ireland
against Dir. and Nrs. John Hayden to have
the estate OF John Hayden, the srisiasl, adj
miaistered and the frost carried out under
the direction Of the Court. The Vice-Cbsn-
cellOr decided in April, 1887, that the be-
quest TO any female relative who should
marry q John Hayden. Catholic, and resi-
dent Of County Tipper,ry, was void On sc-
count OF rrmOteDtss. Appeal was taken from
this decision, which Was affirmed. A fur
Their appeal IL now pending.
Ia the nesn time, pending the appeal, pro-
ceeslngs were begun 10 give the other niece
Of John Hayden possession OF the property.
IL WAS found that shs had entered convent,
and Is al present sun In tue hospital oil The
Little Sisters OF the Poor In Brooklyn under
tse name OF Catherine Ryas. She IL eighty
six years old and very feeble. To establish
her Identity the British Vice-Consul, II. d..
Nugeut, was appointed commissioner to
lake testimony 10 this country. The brst
hearing in the matter was held wednesday
at the Hsspilal OF the Little sisters OF the
Poor, as Catherine RYAN was too weak to
come to New York. Dennis A. Spellissy IA
acting IN her interest and W. Il. Burr for
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

the new isw on the subject Of counting the
electoral vote Secretary Bsyard. upon being
notified OF the delinquency, sppoisted Law.
Clerk Bryan, Of the State Department, sps-
cisl messenger 70 secrre the vote. Hsstaried
last Tuesday night asd returned this morn
ing, having made the trip In very short
tlme, and this afternoon handed the vote to
President pro TEN. Ingalls,. He beard no
thing Of The missing messenger appointed
by the electors on bis trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
xAaKxrs By rsLEsRAra
NEW YosS


NEW YORK. February ACTION steady sales,
1874 bales ysstsrday's, 80 bsies; upIAnds, ier;
Orleans. i0kc.; net receipts 81 all perts to-day,
1880 bsles; sxports--to Greet Bnta1a. hs42
bales; 70 The Continent 1873 bales; sesct. ~
Ses bales. eoassern aepr tull and hssvy com
mon 70 fair extra, S3.osA$3A: geed v cAstce do,
As GOats. 10 Wheat quiss And hsld 1rmsr: No .
red. ssx xy4hc. IN elevator; opslons cissed ~
s.c under yesterday: No. February. So !,
Ssrca. N4c-; Nay. ssAc. Corn Aahc higher |;
No. ?. z44a4l&c. lquis. and lrml sDtlsss dull !:
Fsb~aary. 4i<c- March. <<yse; Mar, t3xc. Oats
LsAc. hlxher; opsioss dull Asd s;sa6y eepru.
arr. axe; March. axe; hsy, as&c hoSs
quiet: ats, f7ax>a csdss-opiieas s&sa4y ssd
uncnssssS 10 points ssiov yssssrday; resru-
arr. siS65: sArcs. siAsos3ikb; hays elAtSs
sias5; spot Rio barely steady; cergose 7Ac
sugar law ssssdy asd euiss; rennsd eutss sud
etsxdy kelssses--Nsw Orleans Quiek Rice
crude In barrels. - ooaG.iS; rsane1 hsge, q.
CsttoEs-ssed oil dull TArpeadse eeea1y AI1es
qasss go asa1y. Wea gtsA1y ~ QUIT Para
rt1sdy. BsAf call Dsefbams 99i64 1lercs1
beat insc<tvs Cutnsasa sssnE tSgole1 helrs4
II poun<s, sko; do. hAnA toaaoke pteS1sd
sbouidsrs 6&s6tc.; ntediee QoSeA Ler4
;;ssassr s9 e Ssi;ss Ma, ss''s sn: s'1 ~;
Fyp1ghta Geody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
GRAIE AND COTTON ExczAS8k
RICHMOND. February o. is3a

oFY9gIs6s.
WEaAT.-141 bushels.
CoKN.--I .352 bushels
OATs.-2076 bushsls
MxAL---58 Ousheia
CLQYsK SgzD.--l2 busheA
sALks HsrOsrrD TO sEcByrAey
WHBAT.-shortberry, 40 bushels good ct
sL02.
coss.--whits. $50 bushels very gecA at 7c.
OArs.-Hintsr. 50 bushels prime on private
terms: "a basnsls prime ~ Sc.
MEAL--76 bushels country bolted on private
terms.
FLOUR
We quote: Fins. "a sosslr5 sapsrins. s27ss
ts25; extra. sl59aSl7S: family, tss3lsl pstsns
family, csdatry, t.55sSiz5
COTTON REPORT
Market nrm-
QUOTATIONS.
kTDpLTSs. s&c.
Lew kfpDLns. &c.
ecoD OasIsAsr, s4e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

dsy.
Cars we're running twelve minutes spsrt
and the strikers were giving no fronpie.
This IL q very long line and presents the
greatest difficulties 10 the company and cor.
responding advantages 70 the strikers. us
extreme end. near Greenwood cemetery. u
tue locality where most tue serious troubles
have occurred during the present and former
strikes.
The police bad TO do some clubbing late 10
the afternoon In order 10 allow the "scabs"
10 reach their bones unmoested.
Some 200 drivers and conductors came
from Boston to-day and = smaller number
from Philadelphia. They found employ
ment on the vsrious lines. More arc ex-
pected from the same places on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

under military authority. The lower house
OF the Legislature has defeated the bill pass
ed by ths sensie suthcrizing the Governor
10 offer reward Of $1,000 io- the srrest OF
the murderer. OF John NJ. Clayton on consti-
tutionaI grounds. bat another bin having The
same object Ia view will be introduced to-
day, and will probably pass both houses with
out delay,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
New Orleans Races.

10y tfirtIhNu W nv 'inh0AN-'-i
NEW ORLEANS. February ,. The track
was heavy Odar.
Firs, race-one hall mile Electricity
won; Los Webster second, Loyeiace third.
Time, j0i.
second race-thrce quarters ~ a mile
Kre Wee Ma won; Dudley OAK, second,
Duhme third. Time, l;.j
Third race five eighth, ~ mile-Argen'
IA won; Florine second, Lord Grosvcnor
third. Time, l:l3i.
Fourth raoe-scven eighth, OF a mile
Doubt won; Hollywood sccondi Ida l..
third. Time, l:4j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
HURST sHsR ROLLERS,
Three KILLED aud lwo Dangerously
wounded.
nae tel..raph % the DIspatch.l

lBy telssraPp I" VI" N'9P
PITTSBURGH, February 2.-Ths tow-bos'
Two Brothers, lying at the Allegheny wharf,
Al the foot OF Eleventh street, burst Der boil
era sbous I:l5 o'clock this afternoon, com
nl,tsly demolishing the vessel and nearly
wrecking tbs tow-bost Return, wnlch was
I,Ing beside the Two Brothers. Three per-
ssns were1ilIed and two Others dangerously
wounded. The killed are the engineer ana
arenas OF the Return and the fireman OF tee
rwo Brothers. One Of the killed was olowh
into the river. aud no trace oil him can Do
found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, Jan. 81, 1889.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Could YOU or some reader OF your widely
known Journal advise Us OF the history OF
the once-noled "Tom Palue lnfdel Cluo,"
which existed in the early years OF the cen
tury at Paineville, Amelia county, Va.
The name OF the place (stiIl retained) was
derived from that Circumstance.
W A. w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
AND IN coEsEcrIox rHgRRwIrH TIE
wEArExR INDICATIONS
rHs wrlrHss IN RICHMOND Yssrs.pAr va
Mean tsapsra,urs. .......,.,
NEW YORK. srocx nAaKRr.

NEW YORK. February 2--Monsy on call has
besn essy. with no loans for the day, and TIE
closing offered at 2. Prime mercantile paper
continues in good supply, but isduiry for u
shows no dimlnutio1, sad the rates remain I'M
changed att per cent for sixty ~ ninety days,
endorsed bills receivable ~ as psr cent for four
months sccspiAnCss, sni from 70 per cent.
for gOsd single names With from four 10 SIX
mouths 10 run. The STOCK market WAS again very
active TITS morning. but the tone OF the dealings
vas not 30 str, ~ during this previous two
days ana most OF the active shares are 81 small
fractions lower "a the result OF the days opera-
tons The buliish sentiment was still undi-
minishsi this morning. especially In the Wander
bits, and they cOutiaue 70 be the Leading bull
card. followed by tas ST. -Four. The temptation
10 reslizs tho prons Of the past few days, how
ever. was too much for Tho trafiog element, and
free offerings Of long stocks. with sons little
help from the bears. finally led 10 q allow yield
ing Of values, although. considering the pres
sure upon the list. prices we're rsssonsoiy well
held aud some even scored q Hnal gsin. Be-
ridss ths stocks mentioned. Coltsn-Oil. Missouri
Pacific. aud Atchison we're specially strosf In
the early trading. aud thu nrst-namsd s,sck
continued strong throughout nnaliy closing ~
the best price Of the day. Tie market closed
fairly active and rather heavy az Irregular
changes. generally In the direction OF lover
fgursA while tho Big -Four and Michigan Cen.
trai esco rosa IL per cent Sales Aggregated
f79eNl shares.
EyssiEs.--Excssngs dun and steady st tsHa
tsss. Eonsy -a-y. closing onered At :. sub
Treasury balances Gold. 81 ~ asso 90 currency,
tIa,2it,oun Goyeramcnts dun and firm: per
csuts, l2sys. ~ coupons, l0l state bonds
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
Bnae-HAII.
~. n,.pat.h.l

BY feIsfftPs 70 '1o r. ~
WASHINGTON, February 2.-Sscnesuy n'
4. Young, OF the Natiosal base'p," h ma qn
a S,. Baseball club. Of Indianapolis
ia ~. b.sn unanimously elected = nern.
~ ~, =, IN. S.tisnsl League OF Professional
~ Rail Clubs. 10 an the yacancy caused
=. ,hs snrreuSer 10 the league OF The frao-
s ~ ~. ~ IN. Indianapolis Bsse. Ball Associa'
w.. The s.ryiees OF all players under con-
uos. 9TH n are reserved BY the lndisnaDo.
m ~ go s.Il Association for the season OF
=" ESQ ana have been accepted by the Indian
s,,oli. Rail Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
r..rar.nn.nronned.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatce.I
LONDON, February 2.-The steamer Lynn.
ineton has been wreckd on the coast OF
Devonshlre off iiirscombe. Before she was
able TO rescue any one on board the steamer
rolled over ana sask. Ten persons were
drowned. The cries OF the drowning people
were heard from the shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
RICaMoED TOBACCO MARKET.

FgssuARY 2. 1889.
Tho market on Change was quiet and no sales
worthy Of note we're made Tho week has been
avery satisfactory one, with round sales In near
~ oil grades, WITH better demand even for COM
mon scrap. Tho interior breaks show no im-
pro.smeni 10 color. Richmond las been getting
from West Virginia larger ssd better proper
ton than any Of the bright grades, aud prices
have been well maintained. though more reason
able on The medium and common grades in the
mat few cAfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
TIE eiayson Ass.s.iaatio"'

sr. LOUIS. February a. The Arkansas
Senate has almost uasninsusiy rejected the
House resolution 10 regard TO the asssssisa-
ton Of John NJ. Carton In Arkansas, which
called Of Cougrsss 70 secure 10 the citIzsns
Of The eopth their polificai rights, even
though Is be nseessaf, 70 place the States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
pALTrwoaB srOCk MARKEr

BLLTfgOSs. Nd, February 2-Virginia con-
auls 81 af0; 90. l0-4Js, 35Aa3G do. 90, 6ihab5.
Baltimore snd Ohio stock. 9lass: Cincinnau.
Washington and Baltimore lsts, y0A a9t do. SIs.
~; 30. Bis, 22s2i: Consolidated gas roads.
nov: do. stock, Az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

have analysed the wbiskey known under
the brand OF "B Select" controlled by
Msssrs. Wslier u. Blair Il Co., Richmond,
Va, aud fad Il free from fusel-oIl and other
impurities. and recommend ils Use Tor me-
dlcinsl aud family purposes.
J. II. bcCAw, VI. d..
late Professor OF Chemistry
Medical College OF Virginia.
January ID, 1872.
The B-eelect Whiskey u now controlled
by julien Biufora, successor TO walter ID.
Blair & Co., 1909 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

Nsw YORK. February s.--Ths following Is the
weekly bank statement: reserve, decrease.
SLIP, So; loans, increase, N,0SS, 100; specie,
incrsass, g6J5. 40; lesaltsDdsrs Increase.
s7a7oO; deposits, increase, s6,Sl7,4O0; circu-
latioD, decrease. 1880.
The banks now hold slS,Sg3.i'j In excess OF the
,ar
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Seven Parsnn. Drnnned.

LONDoS, February 2.-lhe British bark
Rosene,th, Captlin Brown. from Dublin.
while beng towcd 70 TO clyde, broke adrift
during a violent gale ana ~as wrecked At
Port Patrick. The mate, bis wife, and five
,camen we're drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
w.veuue sessions.

lBy telegraph 70 tho D'apaHn., -,
wAshIsagoS, Fesruary s-As ' dsa ~.
na'ss ,hs f.s~uiteee sn ways snd MeAns
ressa ~, ~. .ssstiur VS. consumed h merely
.o.sn rs.diug Of the interna-rcyenuo sec
sions Of The tariff bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
Cours Term Changed.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-The House
Committee on the Jrdle'fry has directed q
favorable report on the Senate bill TO change
the March terms OF the court In toe Northern
district OF Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
your Tsou.snd Men Id,e.

DIV tItxttpu . mo DEspat'b.l
sHAr0kIS. PA, February 2.-rhe Buck
ridge. Burnside, Bear Valley. and North
Frsnkiin Nos. and y collieries, owned BY
The Reading Company, suspended onsraiioas
iDdsdnitely to-day owing 10 The demorsIlzs-
non OF tue coal trade. -Four thousand men
are Idle.