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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28
cOrloS REPORT
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.


Nhb YOKE.
NRg YORK. Deem Der q Cotton stcaiy: sales
to-day. ~ bales; ni1ilia% up ani ioac.; Or
leans, l.t.c. Heealy utt rcrelp-a, a,Fs De- 81:
gross 1855. bates. exports Great br ain.
s,qSt Lalcs. 20 France, 80 bale: ID iLe Con-
tiltut, Big JaIc,: iorHsr lol, .J,-.i ha. =,
receip today. ~ 80 bales. cKp4r's--tO Great
Britain. - 4jo ha.s- e. france. 5.sis hrits; -
tho COniaeut, ~ 511 tsls-, ~tock. ID, as Laies.
southern Gour duil VLeat-SD0i Jul I'D
weaker; No. ? rsi. sisc. "a eloga or options
moderate y s.t,e ADD .attl- lover, -. re-,
DrcemDef, - D Jal Iary, ~ a. Nay, ~ :, =.
Corn spot. fusrket nrmsr And in fair q 10 and :.
40 :. 5sis aiDSc.. opIipu5 iess active All irm I;
Decomuer and January, ss&c; Nay, J3'lc. Oau,--
er0t lfm all iA-riy Artifo; options q u 81 81
irregular, cicsi1g steady preember 2stic jan
unrY, - sa1Nse May. ~ a. mixed western.
zll3Oc h0pa quiet aud strong; aie, new. "a
L.. CO1ee-Optons ops. Cd barely steady aud
closed unchanged TO - points down; Deceia Ger.
xI6.0: January, siA0Jatl5.lJ, spot rio quo, and
sf-a y. fair cSrg0es. 80 l2s. cus1r- Z
steady aud in fair Il msad. Molasses- Foreign
nominal. Sew Orleans steady Oper kettle, gooi
t. fancy, sat- Rice quiet sn1 steady. P0irO-
Ielm quiet and steady: relned, s.5Oc Cotton
seed OIL steaiy. hosn steady. iurpohiins
sieadier All quiet AZ 4lsiiKc. Pork nrm aud
quiet: mess. lnspec.cs, fll5eaSi0.7s. Md IS
Duet: short clear. s5.40 Lsed duh aud easier:
Opt0ns-J2nuary, fala Frelghts arm cotton,
s-.2t. sralG, id
BALTIhORs. December E.-Flour dull: How
srd.s street sni western, - 2Jat275; extra tSe'
$3.50; family, S29lakL,0 city mills klo brands
extra, ,ig3sSA&L wheat-sOnthern quiet /.
Fuiz, 53as1c.: Loag0erry. 7sssic. western
easy winter red. spa. and December. 7sks1sSc.
corn Southern scar - aud arm white, new,
3is3sc.. yeioE. new S0a3sc western weak.
Cat arm: southern and Pennsyivanis. ssaSic..
western wnlss, SOa3lc We 'ern mixed, ssA*y G;
graded No. white. Gle. Rye stsady; primo 10
choice, ssA5)a. Hay cun. prime 10 choice limo
thy, 1880. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter fem for nne grades; western packed. la
lgc. bes. rod, i7alSc.; creamery. SSa-ssc- kggs
steady ~ 2sa23c Cofes dull; Mo cargoes fair ss
f9i. sl9hc. sugar quiet and easy: A soft, 6ssc.
Copper arm: renue1, isal5c. Whissey steady sc
81 10 Freigb. y Liverpool per steamer hrm.
four, eisses. grain. q. 81. Cork Tor ordsrS 81
IS 80. ssles-whest, 200 bushels: corn. 49,
90 bushels
sr. IoUls. December H.--kiour quiet Wheat
lower: No. rcd. cash. INC: Nay Nfaslt.c.
Corn depressed; No smixed, cash, %. &C.: Jan
uary, s5.e.; Nay. .Ss.a bid Oats weak; No. 2.
cash i9hc.. May, It.a2iIc. MhisSey, SL0s.
Provisions dgsL forK, fa9s. Lari--so demand
for steam; no. Quo,sb.e over $50 Dry-szlt
meais-shoaliers, ststLs5; longs aud ribs. So
g. %: short-clesr, tas5ssAS,.. Bacon lboxedl-
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which was preceded and followed by cav
airy in mourning. the colors draped with
black. Military bands accompanied the
march playing sad strains. -Four shields,
on which were painted the royal arms,
were borno aloft on long slaves. A multi
tude of people, all suitably dressed, were
present. several walking with the. process
sion. Arrived at the platform oil the rrin-
cipal persons took up their places urou 1t,
and one Of tho shield-bearers advancing to
Weep. o Portuguese. for your King
Dom Luis /. is dead" He then dashed the
shield TO tho ground with such violence
that il was shattered. This ceremony was
repeated ut the other platforms. Then the
procession moved TO the church Of Santo
Antonio da Sc. where a solemn requiem
service was held. During the whole cere-
mony all of the bells Of the city tollod.
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.
4 Number Of Engineers Discharged from
Arrti,g

LEXINGTON. ky.. December 27.-Thore is
considerable trouble on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad. caused hy the discharge
~ twenty Brotherhood conductors and one
Brotherhood brakeman. The employees all
along Che line W' much exercised over
these llsoharg IS. and l. rcported bore that
ChIcfCouductor e.. ". Howard and Chief
Engineer -. NJ Arthur, representing tle
oIdor- OF the Brotherhood Of Conductors
aud E giuecrs. respectively, are low at
Somerset comforting with superintendent
Clark iu regard Cd ,hc trouble.
All efforts viii he used by the accricved
men 90 settle the trouoin without strike.
hut s. thov DO root ~rcceei in IA amlcahio
arrangement of their differences 1t IS bee
hcvcd engineer. con iuctOrs, and brake
mon WI n-lNult work.
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Down 10 Business Again
Christmas is Orcr, and

Christmas is orer, and
wc'Te dorm TO business
again.
Wat6yeat SHIT SaIewe
are harin6 still " hoIds
tie boards" as the great
est oBerjnG eCer made
the clOthiR6-10 g 0Tjn e
pUb}tc. THE dcmand has
beeJ1 so heary---Gnd Us
IRE are doUnd that none
snail be djS0pp0Wted---
ire hare Ulcluded D10HN
q style ont Of our regular
$50 6r0deS---" StCeeteHed
up the assortment" so 10
speok.
Nor, don't put of
MATING your selections,
for it UiZL be iD2DOsSlbJe
for us to Keep the Uar1ety
as full and size complete
as UOuW find 1t tO-d0y.
II you rant one Of these
SuitS---and If y0U only
realize II h ut reuIiy
G. R Il IT BARG.ALNS
THEYARE YOU WILL
WANT ONE---yoU hat
better drop in to-day
AS ne say, 1Ce'Ue put in
some so ones; and. be-
sides those, it's all of our
$2k, SIS, SEE, $50, and
SIS CuSsimereS. FaRcY
MemotS, TCeeds---1cith
q line or ttOo of Black
CheUJOtS q u d Fancy
C0rkScretCS---Sacks and
CutawayS--yo1tr choice
for
1875.
A. SAKS 6 CO.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
Il aXErftfTEn An frnE ME % nau pHINr
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A singular traditional usage was carried
ont at Lisbon some days after the funeral
Of the late King. At three principal places
III the city platforms were erected covered
with black cloth. A procession passed from
one place u the other. Tho chief municipal
officers of the city and the chief person.
ages Of the late royal household, all clad
in deep mourning. formed the procession
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Nlurdcrous Plot Given Away.

~ T"IT'- III--' u 'I'' '|'-T''7'-
ZkNEsI1r. o.. December This fore
noon oue OF the prisoners IN the jail here
disclosed "a plot of tea prisoners 20 murder
the jailcr and escape. with outside assist
snce. Twinc Coulter the Dresden muir
dcrer. had sawed through a bolt Of the
ccN-dooY of prisoner named Lmbry, who
was % release the others. After the dis
covery Quigley, who was implicated in tho
plot, assaulted and would have killed a
prisoner named Morris, who they claimed
disclosed the plot % the officers.
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Reported Massacre False.
nv fl.I.--.rar-h IN tho Dlanaf N. !

CnfcAGo. Dccembcc PA special from
Fort Sully s. d., says; The reports of the
massacre OF settlers in TINS vicinity are an
founded. The sluatters have been moving
upon the reservation IN the lowlands
along the Missouri and Cheyenne. The
Sioux nave made ugly threats. but the
whites have not been molested. There
ore four companies 81 the Twelfth United
states infantry here. who are able 20 qucl
any outbreak IN a few hours.
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some BAD CASES.
q. rIu he All over the city la Week q
Two.

-Hy telegraph 70 tho Dispsich.l
'r-..1. December THE Russian in
.lt iii. genuine LA Grippe" has
a. It. fa.i enable heed IN Chicago,
ready . large number of cases axe
.eI. Dr Summers. 81 physician and
..Ia who ba- passed through TWO cpl
..c. 81 Gle disease "a hu sia, has since
Monday had fifteen cases Tor treat
An VI those cases. sad Dr.
.er-. "taye bad uumistakatle syinp-
90 tie Russian Influenza, and some
f.ew developed into very bad cases
pot as much succZnG accompany
f.U disease as is popularity supposed.
tr.t symptoms are feeling oi lassi-
and weakness. ught ulng OF me ar
of tue head ana throat. ana per-
appears about 20 be stricken with
.a.a and II tho disease IS not ar
l Pneumonia viii result"
l.tYu think the disease VIII be % Sc
.. t0r. g. in EutopeY"
~.li be 0l. tycr the city IN week or
AID 10 VIII be the genuine Russian in
eAla. here IS no mistake about that. /
... .n Ens ga in 1875 and 1881. when the
..sc was 30 prevalent. and know from
Xperence gained there that there ~
use endoayOring 20 check II. Tor u cant
ippprp. Ia my opinion the disease
.. be- severe, and there may be some
''+lN.. Tie frst case that came
inc IA this epidemic showed the
'rs nee OF the bacteria ia large
.-'lOers. While examining the pa
vent some Of the mucos dropped on my
~ and had touch OF the disease my
''''' although ! arrested u Ia lime. AiSc
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The Presidents Movements.

C1ARrMoNr HILL, VA, December ~
President Harrison on board Commodore
Bateman's fine steam yacht Meteor, passed
Clarcnont wharf to-day at l2:l5 p, 81. on
mis- way to Chepoax creek, where ho Will
mt in "A DAYS duck hunting.
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4 Handsome Request.

BmvnNGHAM, December 27.-fhe will OF
Daniel Hillman, the young man who died
here recently, was prohated to-day His
estate he valued AT $4,000. and among
the requests was one Of $1,000 to the Biz
mngham Young Mems Christian Associa-
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A Walking Match.
.-,-...h 80 tha Dtsnofrh I

10y Telegraph 70 Ihs DlsVHgcII
ATLANTA, Ga, December T.--ln the fifty
hour walking match ending tonight Lucas
Of Philadelphia won. Score: Lucas, 2ls
miles: Prater Of Atlanta, pa; Barker, OF
SMYRNA. $50. Lucas had everything bis
own way.
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Death Of Count-Naior Pinto at Mozam-
biquc-Othcr Hens.

biquF-bthcr liens.
vienna. December 27.-Count A'oys Ka-
roly +. de karlyi. formerly Austrian Am
i4s-udor g. Great Britain and Germany
diced suddenly while hunting on his estate
at pIcsshurc Hungary.
Further pari eulars concerning the deaf
at Count herYiy !. state thnt Doe was hunt
ing ON horseback. When found his nccl,
WAS broken. 10 IS not certain whether he
wts attacked br aponloIv and icli from bis
horse, or whether Lo fell and broke hls
neck.
MAJOR PINTO.
IANznAr, December 27.-Nuior Serpa
Pinto las arrived at Mozambique.
TNiS rA-uA sulTEGs A HELATsE.
Z,SHnE. Deceuber27 Emin Pa-ha has
suffered relapse. There is secondary
hemUrnagc from the ear, and great ankle
~ IS felt
TIE IhI15H SQUADRON.
TOvDON, Dccembc~ 27.-Ihe British
squadron of action Las been ordered to
rendezvous at GihIaltir i'm order 10 be i'm
readiness To move 40 orce 20 Lisbon. The
pem,rniuo haas already arrived 'ud tnc Co
lo-.u- and the Brnhow lctt Malta this after
noon. This is interpreted as Indicating
chat the Government no longer apprehtnc3
that quasi WarIke movement Will add 20
the irritation airc dy existing or stand ia
the wa of peaceful solution of tine
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

IHy teItgflVh % no D.plI't.T
SAyaNNAH. GA., December o. John J.
Gibbs. Il Boston. Mass, acc'dentt.iY kill
ed himself yesterday while hunfu. IA
Beaufort county. :. G.. lis romans were
brought ~ this city this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

Shoulders. n sqx: longs and ribs, fs.s91 stss5
short-clear, ta5sA{as7k. Hans, fasoaSiR2s
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December E.--Cash quotations we're.
Cash -four dun aud unchanged. No sprlng
aud No. Q rod wheat. nc. No. corn, NE 40.
2 oats. 2ee Mess pork. 81 SsstsD. Lard, f3'5s
f5s7.. shor ribs. fs.t0aft6A SboFtcio1,
fL9Oatbe5. Whtskoy. tl.02.
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THEReWlrH This
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
rsy telegr.ph % tne p,spl,cn.j

TOY EV1'THs1F1" - -" F4''F"F~NsF
- WAsBIEGros. December g.--For yir~
fkn ,ginls and North Carolina fair, warmer,
Jsoutherly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

ffiy telegraph 70 the Dispa'chl
ST.. PAUL. MISS., December H.-Jhe di-
reetors of the Carnival Association nave
determined to abandon The building Of an
ica nalace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

| examined some Of the bacteria under the
| microscope. They are the most active of
| hving things ever saw and are constantly
moving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28
THOSE TARIFF TIPS.
MORE SPEAKERS BEFORE THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
General rmboden, of Virginia, Explains
His Position as a Southern Protec-
tionist-Marylsnd Opposes
Reduction on Coal.
fHy telegraph % ,hs pIspstch.,

listened to a statement by &. >. landers.
of New Britain, Conn, on the subject OF
table cutlery. He was satisfied with the
provision OF the Senate bill except N re-
card TO one feature of the classification.
The average duty on table-cutlery imposed
bv the classification was SO per cent, and
the change proposed in the bill would III
crease the average 10 1923 cents. The
cutlery manufacturers would have 90 be
protected or they would nave 20 die.
J. Logan Chapman. of Michigan, read
kilograms from various stove nrns IN
Michigan protesting against MICA being re-
moved from the free list.
Charles Brice, representing the Gold
Dealers Association. argued ~ favor ~ an
increa ed duty Oh gOld-leat and bronze
Clark Fisher. Of Trenton. " j., wanted
the duty on anyils raised 20 2.3 cents per
pound.
William c. Cronmeyer. Of Pittsburgh.
described the uusucco sstul efforts Of the
American manufacturer 10 produce TN
pilates a. 4 profit. In response TO queries
rs Representative Burrows. the witness
said that 10 manufacture box OF TN
uate- in this country cost about 500.
whilo I'M England IL could be produced 40
S225 less. tho difference being attfi-
lutab.c ID the difference IN The cost
OF labor. Tho present duty was not
q protective one u,'t OH"l pi"'l9NN
the Senate bill. whiio not a. hish IS IL
ought t. be. had the merit oi neihs pIo-
tectiye. IT ne tin-piate ihdu'ltE cou .I' De
| butt up IN tnls country II "4uiu 9uPpotV
a number, or peopie heni4E e4u"i 10
the population on NeW io." 80.
In CONCLUSION the witness le"i an eA 49,,
from the Irn"o"4tF' p-Dli7u''l "t i,..,,,','
warning. tNt Nrlfu uu-Pi"so "'n"-:
turers Of the effort being lnauc ~ Alnt5l,t
- increase the duty on thit arhcie' I'd,
declaring that those manui,ae Jurors nan
enough friends III the united 0ia'e5 10 ue-
feat the sen me a. tine ldlra proiect lon.slS'
William Metcalt. OF il.tsoufsn, ME
rested II the production OBJ cfuciDie s..el,
impre ed upon the, comm wee 'n' ia'I
that since q tar.n h"d horn pi'eru on 9'e.'
ahl non iuf 'o-. ~. t,J
ticies nan1i4ct r'd OF mes i4,'l'i9 . .'''i
been redn,eu ne a'@.eu 'i.'' ilo .oil
10 A4I' i'.gI 10 3' 1s.. ~. ',,,.,
va - T.. -, 80, cf his efe- Ind fallen
~ ,a' "a T.. q, ,,,.r am.
d ia -. ~ ~, - ..-oe,,ti,, the,nanr-
H,o'-r .. Di.ECl' ,,,'3 49,. sj.ira--sJ
iaoi o.. wire "'''' .oi,'f1d ,,i IA
t'o coLDl.',,' .'..'~..s ',- oyc,,,l
w. ,Ni7lilt ,. ti. .' ....i '1'T,.oo,tI..
VIE '2i'' ~" .... ,l., ,,.,,+. d, ,,onnd
eP'' j. GUY t.,- ~. 4. ,,.;r. r.,,,,
on iou' l'. '' .'' .,, s-,ii.- tb1,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

Sir Lyon Plavfair who X pleasantly
known 70 this city. has just informed hls
constituents a. Leeds that ROYALTY = much
cheaper than a republic lie bases this
statement on an estimate that an election
~ the city a. New York costs S20.0O0.0oO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

rBy te.c graph % no Dispa,.hl
Nfw YORK. December 21.-Ihe business
failures Throughout the country during
last week number for the Ontei state,
2i3: Canada, 39--total. 2s5, against 80 iasf
week
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No Trouble at Jesup.

!
SAVANNAH, Ga, December q. NO further
troubles have occurred at Jesup, and at
fairs are resuming their usual status.
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ia f;HIassKs

LANCAsTFR -HOLiADAY.- Married. Soyen-
her -, 1872 al YOKOHAMA, Japan. ~ tbe Rev.
Jngfos e. lsu4, Jr., hey. RICHARD VEN
AHLE LANCA~Tfk. Missionary AZ Haug-how,
emma, % MISS tAAY III rLEPhss hOLLA-
DAY, 81 smpden-sidney Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28
KKyIRw or NV cHIcAno MAKkKr.

CHICAGO. December gl.-There vss quite Q
slow ,rsde Ia tho wneat market today, and The
CLOSING VS. i.c lover for Nay and e lover for
Deceulhsr n ne opeuing va about she sare -
the closing Yesterday, but there was fair
quantity ~ wheat on saln and VA thought -
Some parties to D. long wheat. ani sn easter
iconJg deye opcl, fficcs der lrinx kr Tue
market recovered siC1ly from mo early 10
cline influenced rather a liberal export move
menf. bur ihe improvement dh TOT hcf
throughuut tho efs.ion. Around Stc for Nay
tho market was su-tniuci by good tnviug.
fair trade vas reported 30 corn. he make,
ruling moderately ssfive aud nru earif. hdf
~ the session advanced % became sIirf aui
easy though az me coso 10 ~. s-f'vo -
inside prizes The mafketopene1 ~ Fe-fnriafs
closing price,. sni undor a god demand from
Local "suorisn Who soii heavily for several
GAYS past. advanced $40 Tue temani. how
evrl. .oen became satisfied. fhe ofnnngt being
large, and ne nafket de-ileci aakc., neraule
quiet snd clCsci haNc lHNfr tnsn yss POI iAF.
The lafe lec a. attributed fO large re.efl.s,
nne weather, end mo weakness in ~trat ats
were active. al interest tOWeNef, control Ia
MAY. There was free selling ty large opers-
t1r. end liberal covering bT shori-. Who sui ~
slightly higher If'crr. Cold many buying ~.
drls Tor May ~ --- were ON tln ma kcf al n
which wcrs eNeculel. a fair ,raie Wa f.plried
in .of,, luf iuc feeling Vas unsettled and gfi.os
tav. rcd buyer. 4 riire ~ D a.' eas sub
hiif'eI to Gni the msrs"i closed sieady ~ me
dunn nglr'.. 4 moderate trad" Nas done Ia
lar with fhe Interest conferred 90 january L.
livery. fri'es 5000 N-Hk AMI ..a.. lover.
shortrits was ili ots atr. lower no market
closed firm.
CINCINNATI
CiNclSNAri. December -FlonrQu'et Wheat
duI. w.. rst. ,te.N. corn weak. 10 mia
e'. plan. unts heavy. 81. q mixed. &c. Pork
duI q. >@fA lard ncsyr o. tAsn buik-meais
'9ti er. shOrf-rir-. ftt- Bacon quiet slnfs-
,losr. So Nast "a Wn'-for ''9n'y A. 500. uoes
be- good demand and strong c.mmon sni light,
;5lsat5. sacAlag ami hat sers, sl63si-'0
WllNlN3IOV
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THE INFLUENZA.
~ EXPERT GIVES A HISTORICAL.
skLTCH or THE DISEASE.
..,,,,c. suddenly. Goes Quickly. and tho
Weskest are the Most susceptible
10 Its Influence.

..c,r,c. suddenly. Goes Quickly. and the
wceLest are the Most susceptible
10 It's Influence.
f,y ,elsrsph to the Dispatch.l
c..,,,r,r Hfa. December q. 81 The Medical
I this city in its issue Of tomorrow
...r p IN exhaustive article on IN
la Grippe by Professor Roberts
.,. oi jefferson Medical College
.-.nc on historical sketch of the
... pathology and morbid anatomy,
-..t SAYS. Influenza comes sud
coos ~ quickly. The least ro-
ara and women seem 20 be its
10 ls hero question Of con-
y sex. The large numbers
as,g attacked attract general
aia ,..us those most impression
ai. the onset being facilitated
,us emotion like fear OF III
Zero IS lao TlgOr properly -
.. dos. mated. but rather "A
a-if chilis and d feeling Of heat
sometimes 5'a0isc Of a general
....rr erccd. iutIkcthcattack itself
Duration, lasting but q few
Nrl tGc first access Of nasal and
.n.i.u comes chilliucss. which
-ome tcYcrishucss with the
Danced ni0'0if. and IN general
..... weakness. AMI soreness Of
.tl especially Of the larger
Ntu tto progress Of the case IN
there Is considerable gem
..-. even marked depression
Tho pulse becomes small
gloomy, and restlc9suess en-
rtTtL SYMPTOMS.
.'al termination is 10 occur ~
tension downward into the
0hia takcsplacc. Although
nIoupous pneumonia are eaid
ons they should Zoe rc-
a-'onai conditions. and when
properly speaking. constituted
r.lly. The cuicl importance
and catarrhal pneumonia Is
.elopmert Of these ont Of an
rrh of the brorcha il
lu" cause Of death. The
ufh winch the disease
t- preliminary development
hours and IFS whole career being
t..r OF Three or -four dsss-is re-
h'ilu-'s arc common. usually
c.,3n- seizure being mlldor.
ra catarrhal process $50 extensive
uH~ contribute immensely To
.t-e at the car. the custodian
s. and the Throat. and thus
damage these parts.
rrr TErtT'uyr
manner of securing immunity
'alou uf su'uhuroue-acid gas
I.' approach ol the epidemic
'i'' 'un ''l l'nihH u'o
''' "- .n'il'n'".Ae 'lli,,
"'i "'.h- a. I'D avon
,',' "''AeH "is p' Jun
-.'' "h' on t"p
"' r., '' .N' gre oui-
.'." '''' 'Ne i'''l'h' 3i'
''o fHH con- aihInt rN'AN-
N' inlal" DO large quaint tf.
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DF ATHs.

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TURNRR-Ulsi. no Greensboro. y. C.. pe-
cefaser -, 1872, HO,A Co.. Youngest ehlli Of y.
H. and B.. n. lurncr, sni granddaughter ~
samue. Meredith. " this ely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

WuArSgrov. =. a.. December e-.-rurpen-
TN, nominal Rosia rrn. strained. GIVE;
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

-n.v December 1.-Two thousand
.-.r- have o.. influenza. lciudins the
t..i lad Senior Gomez. tie Iogcign Min
..rna Pint. i. returning 20 Europe upon
.'.i of IA l.a.tl. H- dspatche. 10
Government declare tina, tGe English
lNc written mm their thanks for
.rncc. iu Nya-sa land.
sIfTHlL DEATHS.
.>t. December ~. There have been
al death. here from diseases that be-
n.Ia Influenza
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

HAKTNE INTET.LIGENCt.

dARfNE iNfEiLi6I>tt.
PORT ~ RICHMOND DscGxsES q. iSsa
ARRIVED
Steamship Wyanoke. BCaZ. Now York. mer-
chaudise and passengers: George W. Allen 4
Co. agents
SALAD.
steamship WyGnoko, bcsz. View YORK. mer-
chAudise aud passenger; George w. Alton =
Co. agcnS..
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. rnsrchsaiiss
sni passengers
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DEcfssss p, 1854
lby rslegrapai
ARRIVED.
SchOonars T. A. Bailey Baltimore; Mary f.
Morris, Norf0lk-both 10 Dad cCaL
SAILED
Steamship Tssgief, Progreso, coalet
steamship sralts oi Belle Isle, bgeHcs.
coaied
, 1889-11-22
Good show Coming.

Monday, Dec. 9. will be seen at the
opera house the great English and Aus
tralian success, Hans. the Bootman.
Charles Arnold, who is to be the stellar
attraction. has successfully played the
piece for the past three years in England
and Australia. and it has been received
with warm praise wherever produced. 1t
was written especially to suit Mr.. Ar
nold's peculiar talents, and is said to be
ingenious and we'll contrived as to plot,
and is full Of bright, attractive music.
Mr.. Arnold brings with him an especially
strong company, including Kate Blancke,
Dot Frederick, little May Hannah. Charles
Foster. Myron Calico. Charles TinRay.
and Julius Kahn. The St. Bernard dog
"Nord' which has been with Mr.. Arnold
for several years. will appear in the pro
duction. The sale of seats will open next
Thursday