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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

The Khedive Of Egypt Is not in on alto
gother cnviubla position. lie o. subject
of tho sultan OF Turkey. TO whom DE pays
an enormous tribute. His country is cnor-
mously in debt. and he has TO levy enor-
nous taxes on the people. IN consequence
he j. about the most hated man IN the
world. Eut 10 his credit he is a mono
gamist. and 10 him more than any
one else IS due the partial enamel
patton Of native women from the
thrall0m Of ancient customs. Never
thelres women still occupy very t.
strictcd sphere in Egypt and many
Of the OH habits and customs are still IN
vogue. The curious dress Of centuries ago
is still worn. The hhedive Is much IN
love with IBIS wife. who wears modern
costume. while their children dress ike
Americans. The Khedivch, rs she IS
called, Las Ter Larem, or women sor-
wants. by scores. She Is accompanied
whenever she goes out 90 ride or drive by
some ot her numerous eunuchs, and She
keeps IT'D bic establishment separate from
that of the King. Whom she sits down to
dinner or breakfast d. Is not with the
King. but with her own ladies. The King
eats with his officers. according 20 Mo-
hammcdar etiquette. and his apartments,
or the salumik. are separate from hers.
Both she and her husband have done
much 10 break down the riciditv Of Mo-
hammedan social customs. Their love tor
each other aud the example o. the hhedlye
in having but one wife Is catching. and
many OF the other noble Arab gentlemen
are following II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
postmaster Rrowninc and his helpers Il

Postmaster Browning and his helpers in
the Camden post-office grew very grave the
other night when from out OF heap OF let
tiers from the drop-box in the oitiee there
was taken one little white envelope, sOilod
and crumpled, and inscribed in lead pen
ell. TO Ny Papa in Heaven" The little
missiye, bearing no postaee-stamp, was
opened by the Postmaster himself. 1t was
written on a scrap of writing paper, in Q
childish scrawl. with mistakes erased with
n wet finger. Ii read: Dear papa is up IN
Heaven and am going to write 10 papa L
know how glad he'll be TO get little letter
ritten all by me by his little girl"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Ihic Inllleries.


SHAMoKIN. Pa. December 20.-This eve
ming work was stopped at Nelson Shalt
and the Buck Ridge collicries owing 10 the
state Of coal trade Tho colhories now Idle
are tho North Franklin. Carmen Nelson,
Hickory Ridge. Hickory Swamp. Ian
caster, Buck Ridge. and Morris Ridge.
These mines employ 1000 men ana boys.
There is q total lack Of orders for coal III
The market and the stoppage of mining il
therefore necessary. The mine-OwncTs adj
nit that the prospect for trade IS worse
than for years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lkep0rtei for the Dispatchl
DECEMBER 20, iSSl
Loose sales to-day. 4,2j3 pounds Highest
price. 80: lowest, so cents per 100 pounds.
Auction offerings on 'Chauge. 46 packages, and
II taken is; highest, SO; lowest, S.; average
t9G36
Intarnal-revenue collections: Cigars AMI c-
garettes S}il40; tobacco, S.slL4s; total, S,s1>S&
Both loose market and sales on Change were
well attended to-day and prices romain hrm on
all graies. Few sales are expected Til after
January iaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
RAILROAD COLLISION.
4 Conductor Killed and His Body
burned.
49, telograph 70 lho Dlspalcn.l

CulrrMooGA. December 2O.-An accident
occurred Of Piedmont. below Rome. Ga,
on the East Tennessee. Virginia and Geor-
cha railroad. this morning, in which s..
Quinn. conductor of the 6rst section OF
The freight train, WAS killed. Quinn ran
his train on the side-track. carried his light
ed lamp into the caboose, laid down and
went 10 sleep. Section No. came up about
half an hour atterward and ran into Tue ca
boose. throwing il over on its side The car
took fire and was consumed. The chGrrcd
BODY OF Conductor Quinn was found after
DAYLIGHT in the ruins. Engineer Vest, OF
the second section. jumped from the engine
and had his shoulder dislocated and was
lnllN hruised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
a Prescription Denounced

Nyw York. December 90.-I'his weeks
,,e'scol Record saws: We notice with con-
siderable surprise the publication. IN the
daily papers of a prescription Tor me 70
threatened epidemic of influenza, when IS
said TO loo by the sanction OF the Board OF
Health. We trust we have peen n na,,na
formed on this subject, rs inc sp- -.Arer
Int ~ nse as directed is liable TO be at
tended with great danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
New Bridge Completed.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, December 2O.-Ihe
frat train passed over the new st. Johns
rjyer bridge yesterday This is the first
bridce ever constructed over the river
north of Paatka. 100 miles from its mouth.
II Is owned by tho Jacksonville, st. Au-
gustine and Halifax River Railroad Com
pany and will be operated with the ROAD Us
west system. In few days the bridge
viii be formally opened by a public de-
monstration. aud then cars wall run
thronoh from New York to 81. Augustine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

steamship Wyapokc, B3az. New YORK. NOR
q q lllse aud passengers.
.lsamar ArleL DeyO Norfolk. msrchsaiiss
ami passengers.
schooner lda b. Gib.oH. Faifonhogg. Bermaia
uur drod, % load rallfoAi-tif- for New orr.
schooner elias Moore, teigsn'erg, cry foiDis
"a load rHiiroad-tes for New lorE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Weather that Beats the Record.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2O.-The
weather continues warm, partly cloudy,
and threatening rain. The maximum tenn
perature yesterday was rs. to-day ~.
making seventeen consecutive days that
the temperature has been 20 or above. the
warmest period on record in December in
New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
THIRTEEN PERSONS MISSING.
steamers in Collision-One of Them sunk.
tBy Auglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dlspatch.l

LoNDoy, December 20.-A collision oc-
cured TODAY south Of the isle of Wight
between the British steamers Clcddy, from
Odessa December 81 for Antwerp, and the
lslc Of Cyprus. which was bound from
Stockton to European ports. The Cleddy
was 50 badly damaged that she sank.
Ser.rnl of her crew reached land in safety,
but thirteen Others are missing. The
Clcddv was an iron bug-ngged screw
steamer of 1893 tons and was owned in
Cardiff. The Isle OF Cyprus is of ~ tons
register
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
ExrnAPAY.

An effort was made in the House today
to give the employts of that body who
have lost their places an extra months
pay. but Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, objected
10 the consideration of the resolution, and
it went over under tho rules. The en-
ploycs are in rather an angry mood, as they
had hoped TO get this extra compensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Contested Elections.
[By telegraph 70 the DisDaich.i

WASHINGTON. December 20.-Ihe Elec-
tions Committee Of the House to-day re-
ceived the report of the subcommittee
upon the order OF hearings and approved
II without objection The next meeting of
the committee Will be held the first Tues
day after the holiday recess. when the hear
inc of contests will begin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
TIVE BRADSTREEr COMPANY.
L CHARLES r. CLARK. Pass;DRxs.
BRADsrREErs RlcaxoSD offlcA
30. livs EAST MAIN SfkxkE
Telephone No.s<S
an Witty, supsrta.snassr

TIE Richmond once nAS more tnsa ksps psce
win the rapid grown Of Vie ciy aud dsvstoo.
Inc msrvsa,lls eomnanisy ~ sais sscs,ss sii "a
scy&ntasosof Asystem tas superiority u wAAea
- tscogn ixed IN every trade oenus ~ the eisli-
.zcd world ThAs uis 70 3 spectal sense pxOpogof
iss1sd ~ Ne tact thaS u has nov f1rSN $780,
NestewS>ss ~ 90 ~ u1sson6is go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21


SWAY % and FRO In tho twilight gray,
This d. the Terry for ShaiOwtOwn;
Railways sails az the end Of day,
Just as the darkness Is closing down.
Rest, llitlo head. on ny ehoulder, 40,
4 sleepy kiss is tho only fair;
Drifting away from tho world We 90,
Baby aud IN q rocSing-cnair.
See where tho Gre-logs glow and spars,
Glitter ihe LIGHTS of ~had0wland;
Tho pe'ing rains on The window, bark
Arc rippies tapping upon ITS strand
There where tho mirror ia glgncing dim,
A lako with It's shin mering cool and sui:
Blossoms hre waving above rs brim,
these over thsre on tho wiDiO8-sill.
Roci slow. moro slow in the dusky light,
silently lower tho anchor down:
Dear little passenger, say goodnight,
We've reached the har Dor o. >had0wtOwn.
-Ere4er,ct Nous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
In the Post-Omce.

10y t0IVsfaVH 70 VIZ - -,
RocnEsrEn, N. Y, December 2o.r-hus-
sian influenza has appeared IN tsoehe,sss vi.
A number Of carriers inthe p9st,oiacd , az
men have ouit work on this account. II ~
sunposed the post-office. employees con-
sracted the influenza from handling foreign
..atfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Indicted For Murder.

10y IEI0EIHPu 70 RIIV 7I7P"1V"'I
JAcKsoSvuLx, December 20.-The grand
Jury to-day at Gainesville found al in
dictment against 4. y. Thrssher for muir
der in the first degree and he was released
by his bondsmen and jailed 10 await trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
A Travelled Keepsake.

A case which has Just occurred in Kenne-
bunk. Me-. illustrates how rapidly a coin
may travel. Several years ago young
lady in that town had q present from her
gram engraved on il. II was valued far
above it, intrinsic value because Of tbs faot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Lawrence Barrett Under tho Surgeons
Knife.

The greatest Cassius of the American
stage is lying in Boston, it is hoped recov,,
ering from an operation to which he had
found it necessary TO submit. Now that n
morbid growth has been removed from his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Sent 10 the Senate.
fn, telegrapb % enc DIspatch

fBy telegraph 70 the D'spA'cn.'
WASHINGTON. December 2o.-Ihe RES
dent to-day sent to the Senate the ioii m',
inc nominations Henry Daingerne.lo' w
lector OF Customs at Tagpahannoot; cS"'
,ihoipaa Il. Johnston OF Charleston % VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

s,.c.; usnuisted, 6str; cube~ e,Sc hsssseseS
Porsien nominal: New or'esp, stesdy. w.
fair demand Petroleum qniss snd srs1ys
crude. ia barrels. Psrksr's, 7.sOo; rennsd' ness
zoo. Philadelphia. 10. cotton-seed OIL quieis
Rosin steady rurpentIne qyiet and sssy -
SKATE. Wool IN fair demand and sfas1Z. 40
tnestic fleece, s1asc. pulled, Espe,: Tsxsey
isaesa Pork steady: mess. Inspected, sMDs
fi0s5: mesa. usinspected. go. SssiD.oo: ofes
prime "a b0sf9.5. Beef Grn bee'-hsms sivN;
tierced beef dais. Cut meats steady; pFslen
bellies, ~ pounds, SIC snooiiers, 4Hc. pi.s-
led hams, sxas,sc. middios wesx: snot s-..,sa'
eAts lard steady and quiet, western s,rsms
t22k; city. $50: 0ptions--Jsnnary, sAp'
February. S. ~; Nay, $40. Frsisnis nrm COT
ton. 1-S2i grain. 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dscombsr 20 Cash quotations we're:
Flour dull and unchanged No spring whssts
r74a77Sc.; NO. red, 7HsTHc. No. corn,
32'.c. No 3 oats. Ds.c. Mess-pork. te'ssA ~
Lard. $50. shor-ribs. sti0asLs5 sh9uiisfs,
sti2HatLS shorL-ciear. s'staio. "hiskey'
si.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

DUBLIN. December 2o.--William OBrien
was released from Galway jail to-day,
where he had been serving q sentence or
two months imprisonment for holding Ma
tionalist meeting which had been pro-
addressed LARGE meeting of his sympa-
thizers and received an enthusiastic recep-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
..s,pef,.ure. r.,vs, A. ,o,lor,:
RrvTFw or rfIr'cHFcAGO MARKyr.


CHICAGO, Decena Der N. --Wheat-A good spec'is
latiye business VISA transacted. and The feelinS
WAS quito strong az tunes ard weak AZ others
The opening was aboat +. 9 h cher than yester-
day, tnen oAsed OF NC. under, rather free SELL
irg agAin recovered, aighaciAg Nc, nut nee
offerings cagsod a decline % W.. then rulei
stOadier and the closing Wa 'fr. lower tnao y0s.
iprdsy. Corn ruled ina'tive the grester par, %
the session. though owarl The cicse iiito
moro life WAS manifested. The specnlauys
market opened n; yesterdays closing prices, was
quiet ant inactive for some time, then sold on
AaR, ruled steady. and olo=ed As'sc. lower
than yesterday. oats were quiet ani easier.
There wa moderate inquiry Tor January and
~ held caiy, bat February Developed weaser
feeling anl destined il.c. Nay Vas traded ia
more freely than tbs other delivery. bus prices
hold within tic samo range as yesterday. Ness
pork Only light business WAS transneted aDd
no feeling wss easy. Prices ruled gaiei, aSA
~. lower. and marSet closed quiet lard-Nery
little business WAS transacted and the feoiiug
WAS stealler. rrnhng Was almost exclusively
in January sud Nav contracts. Prices wer, al
vancea about gas aud ciosrd stcaiy. Snort ribs
Trailing was ouiy moderate. Prices were
little more favorable 70 BUYERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
A Wrek,s Eaiinres.

IDy IoIusTaIII 70 II4V bI9Fl"s-H'I
Ngw YORK. December 20.-The business
failures during last week were 3i2. For the
corresponding week of last year the figures
were 3ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
BAL TlMO3F STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. Dccem Der 2l--Balhmore and Onto
stoch, lNAlU1; Northern Central stock. sIas3;
Cincinnati. Washington aui Baltimore lists, Y3t
49,. 90. 2l-, 6ja do. BIS, 3j consolidated
gas bonds, li}. ail5h do. stock, 45Aa4J'..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

Steamship Wysnoke. Boez. New YORK. NOR.
chandl,o and passengers. George ". Alloa ~
Co., agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

Mrs. Margaret Custer Calhoun. a sister
of the late General Custer, whose husband
was one Of the Generals staff, Is gaming
some reputation rs parlcr elocptionist IN
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

We don't think we're "geeing" very
far off the holiday track TO talk Boys and
Children's Cloihing-do you? On the
contrary, We think it's most apropos
subject.
You know in our Juvenile Department
We carry all sizes from the Kilt age up
to ALL BUT Men's-ssy nineteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
FOREIGN NOTES.
Miners Strike Ended-Anxious for Dom
Pedro to Leave.
Try Anrlo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispr

Try Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.I
BRUSSELS, December 2O-The strike OF
the Belgian miners has ended. The men
are resuming work.
LISBON, December 20.-It is reported that
the Portuguese Government IS ANXIOUS for
Dom Pedro 10 leave Portugal. The calm
ness with which the people of Brazil ac-
cepted the overthrow of the empire and
the establishment of republic encourages
the Radicals of Lisbon TO believe that they
will eventually achieve quiet aud blood
less revolution in Portugal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

Barkoniine Brunette. 2i7 tone. Captain Her-
nifal strike, for Rio Grar.io 10 sui or felotAs,
Brazil csrgo 2.110 barrels Hour. valued a. fiA-
Fg-GallegO NILS aud the na1ali-Irenshsv
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
corFos nsPoaT.

We quote: Fine. 81 5Oasl75 supsrsus. say5a
sax: ex.rA sL5)ss17S; family. s.AslSl psssai
family, country, s. 7oaSAs3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
SUITS.

AS in the Mems Depart
ment we hang close to fash
ion-Our variety Of two and
three-piece Knickerbockcrf
Suits is not as large as any
body's-but LARGER THAN
EVERYBODYS. Blouse,
Sack, Cutaway, and Prince
Albert Suits-and the con
ventional Full Dress Suits
The qualities we know you
cannot duplicate at our
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED
Hundreds in the Various Departments of
Government.

10y tei"efhll 10 tuH bl-IA hi
WASHINGTON. December n. The list Of
nominations TO Office confirmed 10y the
Senate made public to-dav covered many
hundred names in all the departments OF
tine Government. Tho principal ones are
Asa {. Matthews. of Illinois. First Comp
troierot the Treasury; Benjamin.. Gilke-
SON. of Pennsylvania, Second Comptrollcr
Edward Z. Hartshoru, of Ohio, Deputy
Second Comptroller: Thomas b. Coulter,
Of Ohio. Auditor for the Post-Ofiice De-
partmcut: John II. Franklin. of Kansas,
Deputy second Auditor August d. Shaw,
Of Indiana. Deputy Third Auditor; A. }.
Whitaker. Of Illinois. Deputy Fourth
Auditor: Joab y. Patterson. If New
Hampshire. Second Auditor. william II.
Hart. OF Indiana, Third Auditor; John Il.
Lynch, OF Mississippi, Fourth Auditor;
Andrew W. Smyth. Superintendent of the
Mint Of New Orleans Oliver G. Bosbv-
shell. Superintendent OF the Mint at Phila-
deiphia. Edward O. Lcech. of the Dis
tuct of Columbia. Director of the Mint;
Oliver II. Dockory. of North Carolina,
Consul General nj lilo Jane,r1: Mhcclock
Il. Ncazv. OF Vermont. Interstate Com
merco Commissioner; William /. Harris,
OF Massachusetts, Commissioner Of Ldu-
cation: Thomas G. blcndonhall. OF Indiana,
Superintendent Of Coast and Gecdctic
Survey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

DFrvursR 3D. -Markol quiet. No sales re-
rnfl.i. ErceipH fiun fhr country moderate.
Prime, ir.. extra rriur. 5.r; fancy 5e';
common, a. e.: factory naId- picked. "a BE-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
,Tol,u G.. Whittier.

John Groanleaf Whittier was born ut
Haverhill. Mas, December II. 1901. His
boyho0d and youth until no was twenty
were spent on the farm which his an
cestors had titled for several Generatlons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

Alabama: Thomas j. Bnvly. Bessemer;
S. =. Burns. Tulladcga; Earle i. Doud,
sheffield: +. &. Lambeth. Florence: 3. +.
Ludwig. Huntsville; f. u. Olmstead, New
Prince. Pratt Mines; G.. j.. Randolph, An
niston ID. 3. Smith, Opclika.
Florida: i. c. Humphreys, Pensacola.
Georgia: L. 3. Hargrove, Rome; }. c..
HUGHES. Marietta: j. F. Smith, Thomas
Vile: Wa. Wood, Gainesville.
North Carolina: j. =. Fortune, Shelby;
Archibald Brady, Charlotte; W. H..
Wheeler. Winston: J. b. White, Greens
boro': II. /. Shore. Salem j. II. Ramsay,
Salisbury: i. j. Martin. Tarboro' Z; Z. G..
French. Wilmington, and j. >. Hasty,
Monroe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Africa az IL prefers to accept the European
opiuion TO English dictation.
1yrLuENzA CLOSES A coLIE0r.
RELEASED FROM PRISON.

PARrs. December 20.--Owing 70 the pre-
valence Of influenza in ST. Cyr the military
college Of that institution has been closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
The REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL DISCUSSED
IN TIE SENATE.
Interesting Speeches nv n Number OF
memSors--he Question OF Re
cognition Referred.

cognition Referred.
WASHINGTON. December 20. 1859.
bills introduced and referred.
N As. Culiom. For limited postal
81 graph service.
fr Sly. Reagan For tho free coinage Of
h.h gold and silver; the issue OF certiG-
,.le. 90 serve a. money. and thcretrcment
.. f.fnt States and national bank notes
0. .ail denominations.
Ir Morgan called up ais JOINT rcsolu
r.a reo"cnizing The nited States Of Bra
a, "a .rcc, independent, and sovereign
'. and addressed the Senate on the
.'i II was one, he said. Of q very I'M
...t and delicate character tie would
atc Ventnrcd 90 address the senate
~ he subject but that he felt I'm.
.r-rl With the necessity of having nc
..- taken ~ Congress.
I.. PRESIDENT had gone O. far rs his con-
fftf-.nai powers and tho practice of the
fn"cut warranted him IN going in
natter. 10 was ncCt ssarv now. in the
.-.rt attitude 90 the question. that there
N' comoini declaration by the
a'yr and executive powers OF the
ruu0ni as 10 what Is the status quo IN
NE sentiment Of his resolution
n.. probably thc sald) approved 10y al
.f'rf nan in the United States. lie
-lt"if SOY br every man of intolli-
fIu the United States. Mr.. Morgan
'rd Jog moving the adoption Of the
.nn.
sherman. while agreeing entirely
... sentiments of Mr.. Nlorgon's reeo.
.ri with bis ARGUMENT thoucbf Tho
I. mot opportuue for the adoption
eiaii0u..and he moved its refer
On tAe Committee on Foreign Rcia-
..rr end interesting debate followed.
SIP ~N.rmana proposition was supported
N.r.. I.arfs. INGALLS,. Hawley. Teller
.ruLs. bla-r. Call. and Plumb. and Mr..
.l- iv NcseIs. jefferson Iusts
r .nl kc1rgn. The question Uas
.... o1 Tire motion torefor the resolution
..r Committee on Foreign Relations.
Republicans voted Ave: and an the
..,rnt.. except Mr.. Call. voted No.
was. however. no quorum voting
'.. rnr4. l5.1 and the whole matter
tD.lr without definite action.
S.rsf. thcu won't into Executive
and when tho doors were rcopeued.
usual resolution Of regret at the an
cement g Che death of Representa- ye
of Now York. was offered bv MIR.
and agreed t.. and. AS "A further
.t poet Co tho memory Of the de-
ftD senate 80 3 o'clock adjourned
tomorrow.
BRAZILIAN il'o'Ni'oN
I.. following are further extracts Of the
r.l sre chcs to-day ON Mr.. Morgan's
.. ignition resolution.
N. Morgan paid high tribute 10 the
.a.' worth and political iberality Of
.f'. saving that thc very hherallty
..ess'or, made 10y Dom Pedro had
..-.t au mduccment. u not an lnvi-
ID Oh" people to change Their form
...rrmcut. Coming down 60 The dis
"l the Monroe doctrine. hr. Nor
f.d ihN inc alhiuoe on inc
-..t States On respect Of all countries in
western H,misp u"re wa very distinct
a,l iaat tai- attitude had been as
very early in the history OF tno
r.tr Government. Assumed scdntcly
confidently, ami has been reas- rted
0apDftnne occ t,ior rom ne u"te
.i '' ''',h' 10y e'laei.I III U r-
iA-. 4,s'.e H9 ON III. TIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
HEADQUARTERS RE. LEE

ii r 4 UQ q Il II 7 u ~ - ~ T.. Ltsf1
u 4 CAMP, 80 ], CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
Dccemborcsl, lsS9.-sPECIALO ORDER No. 90: !.
COMRADES: You will assemble At the Camp
Hall 1O-NIGHT. December xlsI a. 7:ao o'clock, %
attend the meeting at Mozart Hall 10 honor VI
ok-PEesldent Davis
H. All members who have uniforms will pIesss
wear them, aud thOso who have not Will attend
in ca iken dress. All are requested 20 be present.
By orIor Of Colonel. Commander I. A. BsASpxn.
j. TAYLOR STATION.
Haosatr and kdfufaof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

FAVORABLE FOR THE ABOLITION OF MONARCHY.
LISBON. December 2O.-Tbe Republicans
have decided to issue manifesto To the
effect that the time is favorable for abolish
ing the monarchy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION THEREWiTh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
ICY telegraph 20 the Dispatch,

Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton.
Grain. flour. and other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

PORT or NEWPORT NEWS DEcExBrs -, iss,
iDy relegrspai
ARHIVgD.
steamship Sussex. London, 70 load merchsns
disc.
steamship InchihOns, Ssyannsh, q coal
Steamship Barngulp. Galveston, 70 coal
steamship y. 4. Robinson, New Ofleans, 70
coal
Steamship Berkshire. Providence. and sailed
for West Point merchandise
SAILED
Steamship Darwin, West Point. grain
Barges figoli, Boston, ccal Sauscrues, New
YORK, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

NFw YoRK. uocem her 3D. ID Ott0n-Nei res
celp's, IS5s bales. gross. 1851 bale. lutuies
closed yrrv steady. oa.or. i.-u bales; Doe"ns
Der. $1,000. JanusrY. silOiafilW. February.
3lnW: .un,. 8l1s. iliy. slh.f3 August,
tiA4s; Septcmh"rsln95 o-tcier. cost