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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
AFamous Rat-KiIIius Terrier.

John A. Fulays0n, Of New York, Is The
owner Of famou, rat.killng terrier which
be imported from Paisley, scotland. jess,
a. sle j, called. Is said % hay3 record OF
killing twenty-six rodents iu thirty seconds,
snd her OwGer, feeling confident tlat sac
was capable Of doing sin better. wagered
$50 even that she could KIN fifty rats ia two
minutes TUESDAY morning at Carlsbad, y.
j., the bet was decided. At midnight the
Gfiy rats, oil lusty, wicked fellows, were
emptied into The pit, and joss was dropped
from her owners arms among them. she
began business at once. There was snarl,
3 snap, a crunching Of teeth, and show OF
aggression on the part OF the rats, but their
Efforts for seif-preseryaJon awaited them
nothing. In exactly two minutes there was
not a sign OF lie IN the pit excepting that
displayed by Je-s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Ptttsburan lsutgh,..

ITT IN-EIT "|II ~ ~" I7I'I'71'- ~
PIuYUEGu. january l1.-At to-day's ses-
sion of lac annual meeting OF District As
scm0ly, So. g. knights Of Labor, 5. y. Ross
yvs~ elected master workman, defeating
John p. DOYLE administration candidate,
bv a vote OF g. 20 ~. The election was a
SURPRISE 10 poyle's adherents, as they eX-
pcctsd. with the presence OF General Master
vs. Workman Powderiv, to elect their man.
A resolution was then unanimously adopt
tdplcdrIag answering fidelity 70 tue order
Of knights ot Labor and TO General MISTER.
Workman Powderly ~ long as be remained
true ~ bis Obligation. Mr.. Powderly Was
present and made brief sddre" TO the dele.
gates, after which The convention ADJOURNED
until tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

escaped aud succeeded IN reaching
the German msn-oi.war Move. The
other persons at The station were
all captured by the insurgents. who sold
them into slavery In the interior. The In
iurgen,s pillaged the town. The Move
bombarded the place and destroyed Il. but
did no harm to the Insurgents. The insur-
gents captured a Unyamizi ivory caravan,
but upon the porters swearing allegiance 10
Busbiri their lives we're spared. IL Is re-
ported that the insurgents are marching
upon another German missionary station,
where there are several unprotected mission
aries and $50 freed natives. Bushlri Is a.
lively recruiting soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
ninnesota's senator.

~ = .
ST. paul, MINI, January H. The Ke'
publicaus II the Minnesota Legislature met
in GAUGES tonight to select candidate Tor
United State, senator TO succeed Hon. u. y.
Sahin. T.. :. start, Senator Saoin, General
W. ID. Washbume, and Hon. lgnatius Dom
nelly were candidates. one informal anu
three formal ballots were cast, the last ana
deciding ballot being Wsshburne CO. Sao;h
"a. Donnelly 4, and Start >. General Nash-
burue and senator Sabiu were called before
the convention, the former returning THANKS
and fhn lnller oflerlng CONGRATULATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
DECAPITATED.
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT on A wEsT-vIR-
GINA KAILR0AD.
Two Prominent Citizens InItantly Killed
Ones Head Rolls Down an
Tmbankment
IspeeIaI teIegran 10 Lhs DIspateh.l

CHARLESTON, W. VA. January Ion
TUESDAY afternoon a car on She Nc. Carbon
railway, running from the river 70 the COM
panv's works, became detached from the
train and started back down grade 10
the river. The brakeman. ~ eudeaYor-
ing 10 check tue speed, broke the hrske.
la the mean time Charles Cra'g ana
9. +. NaldergrN. two OF faycte
county's best citizens. who had pur'
chased q railroad bicycle snd bad been n
The hobit Of riding up and down tie road,
mad started on their bicycle 10 t1e river.
The cor soon overlook and ran over them,
decaplt1ting Mr.. Craig. his head roiing
down Al emb9nkmeut, and instantly killing
Mr. YanderErift also. The noise OF the
bicycle is supposed to have prevented them
from heMlng The spproaching car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

western steady: Ne viater rel Spa. Ufs
s9xc. Corn--son,hsrn gui>s and nrn. vhises
S0as5.. yellow, s0aS}c.: wos,crn stoaat; mixeI
svos. and January. sikaaikc Oats dnIi and
steady; southern sud fennsyiysniss Ss<a
western white. a2ss3s: mixed, ssssic kye dnh
AMI nominal n S;n5Hc. Hay quiet sDd sHsiy;
prime % choice timothy. i7sisc PrrisioesdosI
Butter vsry dull; Sesiern pacts1, isslc;
creamery. iSaesc. Eggs sesfT Al lsc fetrv-
Ieuin quiet; refined. $3.50. coffee qniet; NO
casgoos. fair. i7ai7sc sugar steady; sof', 20
Whiskey sctiys and firm nj 3iIi. freishe 20
Liverpool psr steamer Grrn; ootsop. I-DL
-four. 1ds.: graia, Ga. askef: cora Tor oroers
Sass. 81. sales Wheat s00O bushels; cora.
1900 bushels.
CHTCano.
CnoAao. January i7.-cash quotations. wors.
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spriug sna
Ma. rel wheat. e6sq6kc. No. corn, NSc. NO.
oats, ef4c. Acss- PORK. fils0 lard. 81. sbofs-
ribs. $40 Shoulders. tAIafGsNk. ohort-ciesr,
EnHi1h Whiskey. N.R
Tholssilng tuslrss rzagsi AZ follows;
Htyhes. Ciosfs1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

JOHNSON. Died. Thursday morning, January
Il. l--y. Atli 0'rlock, after . long aud painful
illness, LAWSON a. JOHNSON. Ia no ss'rnlI-
fourth year ~ bis age.
His funeral will lake pisco from tho rcsidenre.
~ CHINA street TODAY Nudayl ~ o.clork.
Friends aud acquaintance respectfully invited
% attend
sLOAN.-Dlei. january i'th. ~ 1915 O'Clock
p. ", GEORGE SLOAN. In TIC uifty'eighih Joar
OF ms nee. y nauvs 81 glasgow. scotland.
The funeral Will take place AZ eyfa'ane cnsus
hall Knllhls ol PyihaB OdtFeil0ss' hsli,
caruer MAYO and franknn streets, THIS lFrs.
dayJ AFTERNOON AZ O'clock iiis friends ana
aoIusintancos arg invited 10 ait7nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

Each community is made up of several
VILLAGES. originally consisting each Of mcm-
bers Of the same family or gems, but now in-
Guiding several families. Members OF the
same family cannot iniermarry Women and
ussturaqe rights have been occasions of many
feuds snd yendetias. When woman changed
hands or husbands tho parties concerned
could not always agree on the value IN cattle
thc SuauetiAns had 30 money! Of the lady
exchanged. Hence arose assaults Of persons
sud batteries oi towers. The STAIRS ~ the
hamlet, so fsrss they were moi settled By APP
pcais 10 arms, were regulated by an assem-
bIy Of adult males, In which unauimlty was
REQUIRED for q valid decision. The foreign
relations Of the >uaneiians consisted for tie
lost part n predatory excursions into their
ucglbors' PASTURES. They were arrant
s5rcp-.trslers and cltlle-liieIs. strangers
met win no hospitality. CA the contrary
f. was the custom - cXsct payment from
them ior passage. ana the custom still sur
wives In petty demands made for hating IN
q remote village The Susuetiaus may fairly
De described as reverted pagars. Some
Christina ritcs-ilsting In Lent, and the use
OF the sign 4 the cross-thcv have doubtless
preservcd. But these suryivals seem TO me
more 10 cntitls them 10 the name OF Chris
tians than our own milsummer.night hre5
constitute us sun-worshippers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
puRilis,ic LORD cecil.

A London special save: The resignation
of Cqulsln Lord William Cecil, son Of the
Marquis OF salisbury, from the Grenadier
Guards, hss caused q great stir in military
circles. 80 reason for the resignation was
Given TO tine public, but 10 u sssertcd that ~,
WiJhduw4i WIS due 10 iisl-lght which bis
iord.bip recently bad with brother officer
40 fhe knights Bridge barracks. From The
reports ~ circulation its gathered that Lord
Csril got very much the worst Of The en-
counter. and. besides receiving two black
ewes, sustained other injuries az the hands
Of his antagonist which will necessitate his
retirement from public view for some time.
r. ., understood thai some OF the Radical
members u tine House OF Commons have
resolved 10 question The Secretary OF War
concerning the adair when Parliament meets.
Iaght on the heel. OF ms story comes The
report II another light between q major and
q private at Portsmouth, 10 which the pri-
Nate was badly beaten. The major, 1t Is
sand, overheard the private during parade
express 10 one Of his comrades his burning
de.lre TO punch the officers head. After pa
rsde the major scot for the private ana A.
f0rded him 81 opportunity 10 gratlly his de-
sire, but the suDalteT's physical strength
and pugilistic skill were not equal 70 the
measure OF his ambition aud be IS now
Quartered i'm the hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
n,uer., str,Eein west Virginia.

1Spooial telegram 20 INC UI7VaVVH'I
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January I'.-News
has reached here that the miners IN Tue Blk
horn region Of Mcdowell and Mercer coun.
ties have gone on strike 10 the numD,r OF
about four thoussgd men. the trouble Is
said to De on account OF the size OF the coal
cars being increased in capacity from TWO 70
three tons without any corresponding III
crease of wages. Trouble Is anticipated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
The suora or General Armlstead.

10 llt Lhttpl VI luN Hlol+'"As
I have inst returned from Philadelphia'
where / met Mr. r.. +. Dougherty. secretary
Pennsylylnia Division, Travellers Proiec-
tive Association. who hls in his possession
the sword Of General Armsiead, captured
by Mr.. DougheIty's brother on battlefield
OF the late war. and he is anxious nov 20
return it 10 Pickett's division or 10 Genera.
Armistead's relatives.
/ will give any information necessary on
the subject and assist those interested in get
ting same returned. II. r. IImsHBgRG.
Secretary Travellers Protective Associa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
lie stood on His Head TO Prove It,

A somewhat unique divorce case Il being
heard by Judge Gsrtner. The parties con-
cerned are Mary +. aud William Tyley, Of
plymouth. She was a widow. aged forty
three. aud he a bachelor, aged seVenty-three,
WREN they got married. The bill was hled
low Mrs. Tyley. and charges cruelty. He told
the story Of their cenTtship Friday last, and
n interested The bench aud bar alike. lie
said that In 1883 a schsol-h0Y left note At
MS house asking him 70 call that evening At
neighbor's house, :. where somebody wanted
n zee him. He called, and was introduced
10 the widow. Two weeks later, when be
s.had forgotten all about her." the widow
visited him for 40 hour on ais farm. Later
sine want about the neighbofho0d hunting
hin up. Later still she and her sister
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

urdav morning. The Galena wiz return TO
the United states upon being relieved by the
Aialanta, and Tie commander Of that vessel
viii tben be in command Of the naval forces
IN Baytien waters. Nothing has been heard
from the Ossipce since she sailed from
Noriols. but Il IL thought at tho Navy De-
p1rtmcnt that she has arrived at Port an
Prince before this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
STILL DEAD-L0CKED.
A PRETTY KEtTLg OF FISH IN WEST
viRGlsIAg SENATE.
EightT-fvs Ballots aaa 30 Result Yet
Tlomipg's Notice OF
Contest.
&C.,, tolerram 10 the nI,paleh.l

Cua.tEsroN, ". Va. January t7.-Au.
other short session - thc House was held
this moruiaC ~ whirh nothing was done.
while inc senate occupied the greater part
a fhe dsv iu the usL1i m1arcr.
Fighl,.t,c ballots Tor precedent have been
taken with no election resulting. This
morning senator scAIi-'cr u g.ving bis
vote sroso ana SAID 80 had. since TIE senate
- had BEEN ln session. been ais earnest, hone
'grst intention 90 90 20 in DIS power % slfot
/eu orequi2 Itisl. DE hH4 voted for sir.
carr. believing aiu 20 ur Republican aud
because Doe esteemed iiru ISIS prrsnn0l
friend Ilr shove a.' desired IN orraniZs-
mon Of Tie -e.tf.. RE c1uli not elect Carr.
heNlc Es.liiC re Yoult rot aid or heIp,
De dccmeI b. hs duty 'o vote FOR some
oiAsr Republican iust an organization might
BE- effected.
IT, c,r bis vote for William woodward
fRcruhi eauI.
When Nr. Putcnard's name v4s called he,
700. voted FOR Mr. woodward, explaining his
course hy saying ihst n constituency should
sui d.d bold ~.tH'or' 90 street account.
fic made no pr.fru.fDns as sa4ao'ous poe
Hic.l lD.dcr aud ial tascn no part ia p".il-
cal discussions. 3. yisv ~ 'ac fsct as 5 me-
Tor NcAuI.'rf bad stated, chat although sig
days Led pissed and 'He Senate was vet no
Dlsf,r orn election Than uu11 The firsi. he
Nlouehi be- wss hu' di-riarging Lit dutg in
voting 10 srrpmiIish olgal'< ftIDn, ana tbat
lG cl.unz h's vote IS le dId he Ola % eaI-
uts-'y aud honestly TO Tint End.
Ar. Van Pcf rNp'eir"d iiat giving b. out
fnra f.ct tlui fnr Democrats Ha equal,
certainly obey b4sc equal rights toward the
election OF Is Ur reside 10 iHhu2 DO 900 cnn-
sI,Iaiion thH .iN dats h.i ucru consumed
iv ilc Republicans aud nothing accom-
..led. 10 tnt senate $50 stand aqua. % was,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

by telegraph 20 tho Dispatch

FogF DODOE, Iowa, January 1.-THE en-
pinlers ON tbe Minneapolis aud 81 Louis
railroad system have pciitoped the manage
ment Tor ire Reinstatement OF Engineer
Dleiz. the Brotherhood man recently dis.
charged, after moe years service. for alleged
color. blindness. The engineers claim that
he expert physiciaa's examination does not
sustain the compsny's charges and they
threaten 10 strike unless tneir demands are
lrreI.t 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
A nissionary STALLION AttacLed.

Adyices from Zanzibar state that the At
tack made by the insurgents on the German
missionary station az Dares- salem began at
al early hour on the morning OF January
llih. The station, which was entirely un-
guarded, contained hundred natives WAC
bad been freed from slavery. and three male
and two female missionaries. One OF the
missionaries was severely wounded. but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Bank Cashier Arrested.

PITrsBURGH, Pa, January FL F..
Voight, the former cashier Of the Farmers
aud Mechanics Bank o. This city, was arrest
ed tonight, charged by the officers Of The
bank with embezzIemrnt, perjury, aud iasl-
fyiDg the accounts. He Is in iail in default
OF 100000 bail The bank failed IN Septem-
Der last with liabilities Ut $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
~. orlsnns IccAex Slub.

ny lTI'efITU y w UspI-'uI
NEW CntANs. Jtnuary l1.-roe track was
heavy to-usv.
First ee-uiur ,jNttcnths % a mile-Ben-
ton Won; Dot second, Porter Ashe third.
Timr, l.Ol.
second race three quarters Of mile-Pro-
hus won; Dad'rv oaks second, No More
third. Time. hal
Third gace-ihIer ciyhths OF q mle-kee-
Vceua Won; lorf OfosYvuor second, NAttel
third. Thine. l:p,t
Fourth ra"c.-'rc mile May Foster won;
Norma second. Sherwood ihird. Time, 1853.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
uauta Bouag o. tae West Virginia
IcEtetatUTe.

17-7---'- WI ~ ~ "
CHARLESTON, vs.. NA., January Ito.
night Is grand ban was given m The state
Areory uy the clulcos in honor Of The state
legislature. 0oyeruor wilson sud toe state
oflccrs gave q reception IN the hall OF the
House. beginning 81 s O'Clock and lasting
uuM ~ when dancing WAS begun, which
continued until a iaje hour Music wa, iur'
ni.ued py tbe Fourteenth RegimentAl Band,
OF Columbus, and the affair was complete
hunci...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
nnYnI HInvninents.

fBy telegfaph y the DispAichl
WASHINGTON. January H. The United
ftates steamer Atalanla, Captain Howell, has
heen ordered 10 proceed al ooce 10 Port au
Prince aod report to Roar'Admifai Luce.
commanding tbe North Atlantic station. pow
ca board toe Galena. IL Is expected that
TIE Atalsnta will sall irOm No@ fSsk sat-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
RICHMOND KARXkrs.
COUNTRY FKoDUch

COUNTRY FKoOUch
p,sttsv. ESgs. FoIsis. Lard Corn hssL
Ruttsr: Choice. Creamery, seassc; choice.
family packed. isazDc-; cnolco store psckei,
iT,ls:. good 70 prime, 15ai5c.: poor to tair. i0s
lac. a..
Dressed Poultry: Turkeys l2ei2kcs small fat
chicks, Igaii large, ea9c ducks, lSslsc-
Eegy Fresh. &c.
Noa.son saddles .ylsc. pound
psrtrdges i9sl4e aptecc.
Lard: coankry. ~ asss. actiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

baltimore. No. January iT.-vrginia 1o4G's,
a-h bii: so 3s. tt. aaJA; Baltimore AMI ONO
stock, $500: Northern Central Ile,Ift Cincin-
nail. Warrington ard Balunore ls. 9laN; do.
2-, 47s,al-i. 90. $50, iSa-3; consoAdase4 gus
bonds, IJJ ,aIlO DO. stock, 4 ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

NV Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
LnlsmeK. January II.--As a result oil JUS
,,rs IIanpee's speech IN the O'Brlen case the
irish agents have stopped The sale OF Tue
London Times's pamphlet on "Parheliism
and Crime.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
AGsorxia Assignment.


fBy telegraph 70 INC DlaVhNu'I
Au1NrA. GA. January 1.-THE owners
~ fbe sopue Woollen- Mills, Of Cisrksyilie'
have assigned to II. l.. West. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, SS5,OVO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
A Change Of Cni.inn.

lBy Ansl0-American cable TO tho Dispatehl
BERLIN, January 1.-THE Emperor has
ordered the dismissal OF all French cooks
employed 10 the palace. They will be re-
placed with Germans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

PORr OF NEWPORT NEWS JANUAhY Il, Ias4
.By reiegraphi
AREiFkD.
steamship Kanagha seafs. New YORK, 70 load
coal.
Steamship Roanoke, Hulphers, NeW York, ani
sailed Tor Sow York.
schooner }. b. Ogion, Tolo, Sew YORK. Ia lad
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
EARKxTs by TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YoaK, January i7.-Cotton steady; sales,
i04 bales; up1nds, > Life; orleans. 10 al9o.;
net receipts, 2Asl9 bales: ekports-io Great
l3ri tsia 10 4d2 Bales; 70 the Continent LOO
bales: sic.k, Ss9,5l OaleA southern hO1r duh.
Wheat dull: No. red. 8h aNse- Ia eisYstor,
options firm aud aaHe. higher; no red.
January, 8kc; Fe0raaY, W'sei Hay, ti.gS.
Corn stronger No. :, Asaiisc. Ia elevator.
Gas stronger; options ia tc. higher: January,
324c: Nay. Sgnc. nOpe nrnl Conoe--oDtsons
closed sjsady; January, fia5laslo-oo: February,
$40: Nay. gl5Soat. 40; spot mo strong;
fair cArK0es. si1.iat. sugar-hAW dull; fair re-
nniog, 4 is-iec Molaases--New Orleans quiet
hlcs arm. COftOn-saed oil unchanged. kosin
stoady and quiet Turponune slsaoy and qnieL
Hides quiet snd steady. Wool frni. FoFk dull;
obs mess. sia75axif; new mess, sitstlz2A Bogt
QuieG Scef hama Inactive Iiercod bsef dull.
Cute quiet. Mid scs quiet Lard sboaI
stoady; western ssaam. E.5S: January. ta45;
May, E.51 trelghss easier; cotton. is-Sid.
BALTIMORE
BALrIN0Rs. No. January i1.--Fiour quiet
and steady; HosAFi-strcot aud wcssern super.
A. 75aS225; do. extra, tSoOstkao: do family,
"a zse9A50; City miiis. RIO hranSss, extra, soaoa
$40; wiDter wheat, patenL tAooa$S. spring
wheat, patent. &C. 5essn15; dc. a straight SEA
81 20. 40. do. ezra. k6oaSss%a Whes<-South-
err scarce and nOaiinai,y arm; Faiiz. aasl.v. !;
LossDsrry. sAAsi.az. No. sosinsgas tasklA; .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS HEREWITH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York sad Richmond
STOCK Rxchsngss-Grain, Flour. Cot
ton, Neat, snd Other Quotatious
mr ,oIorrana % me pIspaich.l

s-1 WAsaNGros, January i5.-lndlcasions
lTAlR for Virginia, fair. preceded sionE the
- coast by rain and much colder. westerly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
NEWSPAPER FOLDING NACHIAG
FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have a sToSRhgTz FOLDER, Ia psrfoes
order. which 10 viii sell 81 Oesi vafssia I.
viii fold "a otgnt- o. a foaf-pAso paper We s1s
Of 10 DispaicA 90 snAllsr WIZ also cur AL
ss..,s no elgat-pags pxDsE ltcaa 10 readily
:. s.isT 10 tas fetsssDerg Faasr-ApSeS sssp
De el.Aracser VI is work. ssHce thss paPor AS
.-<.ss ~ nos fn sslosessful operation Al
ss.sss Ink DISPATCH COMPANY
RirAnont We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
RICEMoR2 sroCK EECHAEGr.

THURSDAY. January Il. l9se
slLFs-FIRsr E0AED.--352 virginia 3s. re-
cls,ercd. at 634, LOO DO AZ %, 1900 90 al % I;
900 Virginia consol coupons, non-iundabie, al -o;
r.C0l Atlanta aud Charlotte incomes al 1919; I'D
shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock at 81, 10 do.
at5L
SECOND BoARp-l.000 Richmond, Frrdericfs-
burg and Potomac dividend obligations % li3%'
2lr0 DO. ~ ll3<. 1000 30. 81 ll3L, loo do at
Is,. 1900 go. stll3H. 1000 DO. az ll3S.
Sales reported yesterday os Western North
Carolina should have read as follows: 3 shares
Atlanta AID charlotte stock al 50, DO NJ 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price. 70 cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

Fathers buy u, mothers prize II, ana Tue
childrsn take DR., Bulfs Cough syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

COTTON REPohE

We quote. Flas. S25)it275 supsr1ae. t275s
So. =: ox.ra. bls)sSLT5; family. ktatLbJ. patsas
family, country, f3.7jas1&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
WILMINGTON

wuYNar0v y. c.. January iI-rurpsnnns
dun 1870 kesin steniy. strained. 2ec go"i
prnune arm, hard, tL3l. yellow alp aud virgin,
t-Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
GRAIz AID COTTON EXCHANGE.
RicHsOsD. January Il. 1884,
unrguFg.a


OgFgRis5s.
WagAr.-2ls0 bushels
COHS.-lrIj Jusu0lA
OArs.--f.J0J uurAJ.s.
HFE--40 bushelA
s.LEs KsPOgrsD 70 sgcRsf4EN.
WHEAT -lourhsrry 10 bushels very good az
SIS MiKsd, 30 bushels worry good 81 tl.05; Siyl
ma hels fair ~ Ji. slcrfDsrry, - bushels primo
al -iD4 I0tal fa.ss o. TlcaI, 40 uoshois.
OGeriags tJ-day0, wheat 2, so bushels same
dsy lns. year. OBJ bushels. safes to-day OF
wi sat. gfsJ bushels. same dsy iast year. 100
busnrls. Offerings ~ lar t.Is se&3Ou, n ,lii
6t.shels. sanle umo Last -ca-oa, Gl2. 20 OushelS
Extreals rage OF prices to-day. Vc. % sl.O3;
safno dey iass year on private terms.
Co9N.-Wlife. 90 oushoN very good ~ Sc,
% bushels very good on private terms. 900 Du-
shell, common On urlYats terms TOTAL sales OF
corn, 1000 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

CINCINNATI, January E.-i'lour duh Nheat
hrm. No. &, rcd. ti.0t. Corn active: No.
mi1ei. 35Sc. oats lrm. n. mixed, ~ r.
PORK quiet 40 siRsl. Lar neglected Al s.. Bulk
meats and har5n cute. Whiskoy sfea1y AZ ~. s.
Hogs nrmer. common ami hghh tiatals'
packing aud butclou, 3ks5AiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

1ORr W RICuAOED. JAYUlRr Il i9a

BRIG J0tan tGer1. H. A. pirprr. f0r lelo'as.
Brazil. wish f.1-l barrels or n0ur aud three csses
tea. yn.loi atf9.f. thlppoi ~ ne oanego
Mills. pInloD A. AcCauco, ana llaIall Mills Com
lany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

COTTON REPokf.
Market hrm.
ouOTArIosA
NIDDLry9. 9Hc.
Low AfDDLNG. 9$c.
GCCD OEgtSAEY. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
The Boston.
ANUsEMEsTs

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ia 63-TWENrY-UFTH SEASON -isss
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JkSuAkY isfn AND
18TH SATURDAY MATINEE
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nousnon, IONA HANLOS, IA tho spectacular
sr.o..fng paofarnirle