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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT,

The following letter from one Of the
largest and most reliable Cincinnati bur
lev tobacco firms will be read with In
terc-t
CINCINNATI. o.. January The year
lust closed has been a peculiar one IN
the leaf tobacco trade. As shown by
the accompanying statistics the receipts
for the year were the smallest since 1919,
and the offerings were smaller than for
years previously. In the face of these
facts prices have tended down since the
first month of the year
I'm January prices on All grades under
strictly fine leaf were pushed much be-
vond their natural figures by the heavy
buving done i'm anticipation of the great
shortage in receipts The larger facio-
rie. thus accumulated large stocks OF leaf
beyond what they usually carry. They
,bcn Withdrew from the market. \ great
many substitutes for hurley have also
/ been used the past year, nor has there
+ been a. large an output OF manufactured
/ tobacco rs in 1881
These few fact, explain, TO a great ex'
tent. the steady decline, in face OF the al,
most unprccedentedly small receipts ana
offerings Good clean filters and heavy
cutting leaf of a decided character have
not declined 10 any marked extent
Good medium and common medium
GRADES of both leaf and lugs, have SUI.
fcred the greatest decline. Medium and
common medium stripping Tugs Win
color. have held comparatively llrm.
The stock of old hurley carried into inc
new wear Is little more than halt OF wha'
has been carried over since 1881 IL i
generally conceded that manufacturer
are SUPPLIED with stocks OF leaf only
slightly beyond their immediate wants
Iobbers OF manufactured tobacco ar
generally reported 10 have smaller stock
ON hand than usual al this season OF the
wear. which would indicate that Their
would be a greater demand for manuiac
tured goods than usual, the first few
months of the ensuing year
These circumstances would indicate
that prices on old hurley viii, at least
remain firm and possibly advance, e.
pecially an samples of decided charac
ter II the weather proves cold IN Jan
uarv. so that the new crop cannot b
. rapidly moved, the inquiry for old burle
will be much increased. The new GRO
f. certainly large Judging toy what la
heen marketed 20 date and by the genera
= reports. the crop Is inferior in quality. II
principal fault Is lack of body, due
b being cui too green II il said much wa
damaged after cutting, owing TO lack q
room 10 properly house il. The lug
seen on sale are thin, with little color
We viii Doe in the market at all time
and will meet prevailing prices ON "a
grades.
.lnuual Statemlnf of Iaspsctors II CMctI
B. anti T,bdrlY Hpyitt
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Tic Acadenly.

The Little Tycoon drew another
crowded house 10 the Mozart Academy
last night, and the large audience were
thoroughly entertained Boy the bright
music of this fayorite opera.
Mr. Thomas q. SeahroOk i'm his iopl
cal song. Now. That's What l Think,
Don't You" was forced 10 respond TO
encore after encore. and the whole house
Was kept i'm continual uproar.
Miss Catherine Linyari as Violet car
RED out her part 10 perfection. hei
acting and singing was very captivating
especially when she sang Love comes
Like Summer Sigh The rest OF The
cast were exceptionally fine
The Tycoon was rendered here la''
season and the season before bul % ha'
never been presented in Richmond with
the same meritorious cast stage appoint
ments and general excellence as ON thi'
occasion 10 viii De presented at lh'
matinee to-day, and Tor the last time TO-
night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

There will Doe two meetings OF the
American Church Missionary Society TO-
morrow in this city. The first Will be
held at 81. James Episcopal Church al
p NJ. and al night al So Pauls Church.
The following clergymen will address
the meeting. Right Rev. George W
Pctcrkin. ID ID. Bishop OF West Nir
ginia. Rev. " \. Newbold secretary of
the society. Professor Carl +. Grammer
of the Theological Society of Virginia
Rev. +. n Thompson, the Church mis-
sionary 90 China. and Rev John \. As
pinwail. of Washington, ID. G.
The members of AL the Episcopal
churches I'm the city and Manchester and
Henrico will unite in these two services
Tomorrow the visiting clergy will
preach i'm the following churches 81
James Right Rev Bishop Peterkini 81
Marks. Rev Professor Gramer; Moore
Memorial. Rev John A Aspinwall; -
Johns. Rev " \ Newbold Christ
Church. Rev + II Thompson
At the two united meetings the oiier-
tory will be- devoted TO the objects OF
the American Church Missionary SO.
ciptV
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NORTHERN VISITORS
GIVEN A CORDIAL RECEPTION Al
THE RICHMOND CEDAR WORMS.
TIE NEW YORK WOOD AND
WILLOW WAREASSOCIATION.
Pleasant Dinner aud fnjoyable p'y'

The members of the New York Wood
and Willow Ware Association, ioEelhvl
with the members of the Board oil rau'
NJ Baltimore and Philadelphia, me an
nouncement of whose arrival IN the Guy
was chronicled in the TIMES yesterday
were met ai the Exchange Hotel yesier-
fav morning about II o'clock by VT.
William II Parrish. treasurer and gen
orsl superintendcni o. the Richmond
Cedar Works. and -4iown all the prlnci-
nal sights of the city.
Nt3o'cl0ck The party arrived al Inc
Cedar Works below Rockets, and were
.bovn through that vast establishment
whose products, rs one OF the managers
said were sold in every country IN the
world where trade enters.
The entire manufacture Is done ny
machinery, excepting where hand WORK
is absolutely necessary, ana over wv"
hundred men are required To run 'ne
works.
After seeing the works throughout the
nests went into the office. and were es-
cortcd bv Mr.. Parrish across the yard To
the new storage building, on the upper
aoor of which Mr. Frank i Burke hau
excelled himself in providing Dah4oe'
which not only included everything III
tbe eating line that could be obtained
hnt also Rhine. sherry, and champagne
wines. the latter in proiusion.
After dinner Mr. Gus Milhlser pro
,csed a toast 10 the wood and willow
Mr. Barrow. of New York, responded.
rf,he wood and wiilow-ware business
evtends. he said, az fast as IL has I'D me
nast five years the millennium VIII surely
Mr. Parrish made II short speech, IN
,,l,ich he said that he used cedar found
five and ten feet below the ground id
,,romps on the coast OF Virginia ana
North Carolina =
If You want coffin in which 90 he ]
can make you one OF cedar tha' never
decays. and Will last longer an your
bodies daughter
Mn Golding of New ork SAID lac hal
seen the best of manufactured goods
Inn he had not seen the collin
Mr. Gwymer of New York, said he
had been I'M the woOden-waro business
for thirtv-one years. but had never seen
sucb a factory. so completely htted a.
This Here log of cedar goes IN al one
end and comes out al the other niieo lo
10 on the markets Of the world 10 De
sold "a household utensils A. 10 collns
he had brother in the business. Nc
one present needs q coffin with sach Z
dinner as this, and if Mr. Parrish expect
to make ANYTHING ont Of his imperl.h
able collins. he viii depart before he ha
the opportunity OF using one daughter
Nj Barker, Of New York, made few
remarks expressive of qualification al Tia
welcome extended.
Mr.. Packer, of Baltimore said MI
Parrish wanted TO take our measure an.
rut us i'm an eternal coffin, but we don
intend TO allow him do IT, lie had see
number of cedar works but this ON
appears as nearTerfection as possible.
4 number of other gentlemen SPOKE
eulogizing the works.
About q o'clock the company ieli th
tables. and after signing their names J.
, vote of thanks 10 the PennsylVahl
abroad. returned 10 their hotel
They leave for home this morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

An exciting runaway took place on
Hull street, Manchester yesterday. \
spirited Texas pony. belonging to Mr. X.
c. Broaddus while left standing on the
sidewalk. took fright and ran at full
speed several squares down the street.
The horse did some lively kicking, which
injured the village cart TO which he was
hiiched considerably. No other damage
was done.
The Hastings Court, Judge John II
Ingram presiding, was engaged yesterday
and the dav before In hearing argument
bv counsel i'm the case of X L Brown
q ols against Butler q ais The decision
will NOT be rendered at this term of the
court
Nh W b Moody, of Manchester, left
Yesterday morning for Philadelphia,
where he will pursue his studies at the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
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PAIL FROM 4 SCArFOLD.


Narrow Escape From Serious injury
Yesterday morning. about II o'clock
while MIR. ID. r. Bowles, who lives with
Mr. Rodman on Belyidcre street, was
erecting cornicc over the second story
norch In front of Mr. ". {. Smiths car
riagc shop. be stepped TOO far out on inc
end of one of the planks. which tilted
and lct him fan distance Of about nj,
Teen feet. lodging ON a sleigh which had
hccn placed ON the sidewalk Tor snow.
Uc fen sideways. and his left breast
.,r,ck ON tho back of the sleigh with
.ncb force a. 90 dcmolish the whoie,
vehicle. lie. fortunately crawled out OF
the way I'm time 90 save himself ncN
from falling timber that would prooaoIy
have proved fatal nj.
For a while after the fall Mr. Bowie.
was unable to talk, but soon recovered
himself sufficiently 10 say that ne was
moi badly hurt. He refused to let III
Iamcq. Who had been summoned 90
ANYTHING for him. but got on the Broad
street car and went home, where ms
family phvsician attended him
Ills doctor Yesterday refused to say
what the extent of his injuries are hu'
.taied that hc would make them known
today. 1t is feared that Mr.. Bowles Is
more seriously injured than was at irs'
apprehcndod
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05
POLICE COURT.
The Robbery OF an Alleged Colored
Masonic Lodge-Other Gases

Alexander Gaines, who was arrested
Yesterday on q warrant charging him
with feloniously stealing S2j6.6s, the
property OF Charity Lodge lcoloredl, F.
and A. NJ, full particulars OF which
were given in the TINES yesterday WAS
before the Police Court yesterday morn
Ing.
His counsel, Mr. d. G. Richardson
raised the point that as Charity Lodge
was not an incorporated lodge. the war
rant charging him with stealing from the
lodge could not hold
The Police Justice agreed with the
counsel and dismissed the case.
Mr.. W. II. Beyerdge, counsel for the
trustees. then stated that he would pre-
pare another warrant This warrant will
read. in substance, that Gaines had stolen
money belonging TO each member of the
lodge, and will have to include in il the
name OF every member OF the lodge
Counsel and trustees then left the court
room in order TO get the full list Of names
so as to prepare the warrant Gaines is
ready, 50 his counsel states, 10 answer
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

\ dead pigeon lies upon the top of the
dwelling adjoining the Baptist lcolored
Church on Fifth. near Jackson street
A hawk measuring three and a-hali feet
from tip TO tip has been in the city sew
eral days watching pigeons, and las
bounced down on this one Yesterday
he spent "a few moments on the root OF
Mrs. Macfarlane- house corner Fifth
and Leigh streets. when some boys see
ing him, began firing gravel shooters al
him and drove him away. Before hC
reached the church named Mr. Preston
Belyin shot him. and the hawk, as he
fell dropped his prey.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Mr. Thomas " keene appeared be-
fore fair house at the Theatre last
night in Bulwer- always popular ana
standard play Richelieu.' Mr. keent
IS to-day better actor than ever before
and his rendition last night of the char
acter of the ambitious and wiley cafdi
nal premier of France was very hne. lie
Is also exceedingly well supported
This afternoon DEE appears as shy LOCK
and tonight as Richard III, with Miss
Louise PomcIoy as leading lady
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Lecture At the y VI. {. 4.

The lecture given az the y. VI. {. 4.
last night by Mr Nyndham Il. Meredith
was closely listened to by very appieci-
atiyc audience
Mr.. Meredith treated bis subject Do
scholarly way. bringing o. his aid care
ul study Of the minutesi detail OF Mt
Jefferson life as scientist. legislator
and statesman.
The lecture was repleie with conyino
inc arguments which were clothed. l
cha-te and finished language. and was
delivered in AN easy and cultured style
The announcement of the next lecture
M The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton will be- made in icw days.
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New York stock Market.
Reported by c. W. Branch & Co., banker
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

REVIEW.
NEW YORK, January 4-The early
cables from London showed fractional
declines. but later on improved tat,
and London bought st Paul, Louisville
and Nashville, Reading and Union
Pacific In this market during the opening
hour After first dealings prices began
saeging OF with the grangers, and Mis-
souri, Pacific leading the declines. There
were many reports Of cut rates W est
and some Of the officials claimed have
afHdayits that their rivals were selling
tickets considerably below the schedule
rate. Boston dispatches attempted TO
explain these cuts on the ground thal
the recent agreement only covered
freight rates not passenger rates, ana
that the new freight rates were being
adhered 10. Missouri Pacific was charged
with cutting both freight and passenger
rates. and the traders sold the stock very
freely for sometime on these reports.
Thi. selling carried the active list down
4m4 Jersey Central, as Yesterday, was
The feature. and touched par out OF the
10 600 shares dealt in up 10 noon O,blO
were Jersey Ceniral-an unusually large
amount fof this stock Chicago tele-
grams said the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy strike would probable be declared
oil today Chicago sold considerable
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, and
other stocks in the morning, and the
traders put ST. Paul 20 6lt upon de
crease of over S1,, 900 for the closing
week in December After delivery hour
the market rallied upon some covering
by the shorts. and final trade developed
fairly good undertOne. but the dealings
of the day had no particular significance.
A scalping dull market.
Money steadier around ). Last loan
Sterling. S4s4tM 4s9.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Virginia Lodge, So. ,, Knight OF
Pvthias have elected The following DIN
GERS Past Chancellor, William Gibson
Ir. Chancellor Commander Frank =
BURKE Chancellor, d. F Ruskill
Prelate r. NJ Smith Master-ai-Arns
" \ stevens Master Of Finance, &c
Ems Master of Exchequer, II. !. III
sion Keeper of Records and seal
George l.. Styll Inside Guard W J.
Thomas Outside Guard, George Long
Representative 10 Grand Lodge, J.. J.
mic. District Deputy. ". n Stevens
Mir J. Walter Williams, who had been
District DEPUTY for the past eighiSears
resigned. and the resignation was accept.
ed With reluctance Mr. Williams found
that his duties as a policeman would NOT
allow him TO give that attention TO the
duties OF the office which was required
He is still valued member OF the lodge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Last night a blaze occurred az Swee
news stable. ou Tenth street, which df
.troved two bales of hay and partially
burnt one OF The stalls 4 still alarm
was turned i'm and The department from
engine house no ! promptly turned ON
and soon eNtinguishcd the flames. HAD
there been q delay OF ten minutes. how
ever. serious conilagration would have
resulted
The origin of the lire is unknown.
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sudden Death

Thursday night about 10 o'clock Mrs
Henrietta Huzler, wife OF Mr. En-
manuel Hutzler was suddenly taken i'll,
and at g o'clock yesterday morning she
died
Mrs. Huzler was the daughter Of MI
Sengman Schwartz She was very young,
and was noted for her beauty, lOyeliness
and sweetness of disposition
The funeral will take place from her
late residence corner OF Clay and Fifth
streets. tomorrow Tho hour had not
been announced last night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

BNrMoRE. January 4 Cotton, mid
ding 9.W0fc Flour active and irm
Wheat Southern quiet and arm
Fnlt1. 81 OO0SIO1; longherry, siO'
us1Os. No. y southern, Sloo; Western
easier. so . winter rcd spot
9jc. February 0Glc Corn-~Nuiher
firm: good demand white 590 i5c
yellow. 300l2cs Western quiet and
easier. mixed spot lltWil4c. Oats
quiet and steady. Southern and Penn.
sy,ania 80u33c, Western white, ~
a33c Western mixed, ss@3lc- 80.
graded white, 33c bid. Rye quiet and
nearly nominal at GOc Provisions easy
mess pork, So. Bulk-meats, lose
shoulders. &c.. long clear, g, clearrit
sides. &c: sugarpickled shoulders, Sci
.ugar-cured smoked shoulders, 9tc.
hams quiet al l2lc Land, refined, &c
Petroleum duh refined $3.50 CoheC
finn: Rio cargoes, tair lac sugar
ouiet: a. soft, 1!cs copper refined hrm
AZ l6Ml6f Whisky active at SllO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Yesterday afternoon am electric cai
was derailed near Mr. Fens0ns store
corner of Marshall and Seventh streets
The front of the cardropped down about
one foot and up flew policeman in ciii
1en's dre-. who stood ON the platform
lie turned a somersault, came down I'D q
ball but was not hurt as every
one near him expected he would he
The bounce would not have been so
dangerous but for the fact that The de-
railment occurred al a point where the
street has been torn mp four times in q
wear. The PAYERS put the car ON The
track and Policeman Sutton brushed tht
sand from his clothes and went on hi.
ueaV
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wHoIrsALE PRICES CURRENT

Messrs. ]. II Griniith 4 Co, produce
commission merchants, 1917 East Cary
street. Richmond Va, say Peanuts
are worth from 81 20 o cents, according
10 quality: farmers stock 3 TO 81 cents
factory hand picked from A. 10 5 cents.
Mr.. l.. Powers. produce commission
merchant. 1912 East Cary street, Rich
mond va. says. Peanuts sell from 3.
10 - cents for common TO extra me
They are going higher / am getting D
cents for peanuts now and II ! had &C
buy them | could not get them for
cents. There was only half a crop made
Cabbage are sitter than they have
been. and backeyed peas are selling
from 1925 10 $3.50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Are important problems, the former de-
pending greatly on the latter. Every one
is familiar with the healthy properties OF
fruit. and no one can aif0Id to be sick
and miserable while the pleasant Cali
fornia concentrated liquid fruit remedy
syrup Of Figs, may be had OF our enter
prising druggists OWENS " MINOR
DRuG Co. Richmond Va.
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Exciting Runaw ty.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Mr. lfazelgrove who lives on the Brook
road near Hanover county while In The
CITY lcfi his horse. which was hitched 20
"a two.whceled jumper, tied 10 rack in
front Of T. Rafiers saloon. corner Broad
and Tenth streets The horse took
fright. at what is not known, and ran of
no Broad street at rapid rate. He
cleared an obstacles until he reached
seventh when he made for the northern
sidewalk, going IN between hack and a
lamp post. and completely demolishing
The vehicle The horse finally fell, which
brought him 20 a stop, but he was not
hun.
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policy, that you. viii preserve, and that
win make the Powhatan Club, | hope q
shining example for the imitation oi
other like Democratic organizations
am. with great respect.
Very truly yours,
RIcnARD + BfIRNE
The meeting then adjourned TO panaaik,e
of refreshments, prepared ny Mr' H"'
Cummins. after which they dispersed.
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Chicago Market

CntrAao. ILL.,. January w Neal
opened steady Corn doll Oats active.
Provisions steady Closines W heat
January. 00fc February SlOl, May
SfOH. Com-January 33tc- February
3Ac. May, 36f Oat--Jmuary PIC
February, 25tc5 May 21sc Pork
January, Sl275. February $3.50 May
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

With its intense itching. dry hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and the
little watery pimples, often CO es indie
scribable suffering Hoods sarsaparilla
has wonderful power over this disease.
Ii purides the blood and expels the
humor and the skin heals without a scar.
Send for book containing many State
ments of cures, 10 G. J. Hood X Co.
Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Reports hogsheads opened today "a
follows. to-wit. Inspections Il, reviews
lOi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Tomorrow Mr. H. o. Williams, State
Secretary ofthe Virginia y NJ. c. Asso-
citation, will conduct "A Gospel Meeting
for men al the Building, corner Sixth
and Main streets, al 1 j VI.
This being the first Sunday OF the
year, the subject will be New Things
Tor the New \ ear
Al young men are invited 20 attend.