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generally easterly.
THE WEATHER IN RiCnHoNp YESTERDAY was
fair.
Mean temueraiure. .........,.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Janusry 3-stocks were feversh
and weak for everything except coalerA houey
worked easier both here and Ia London. This,
however. WAS the only item OF news Of a charac-
ter % encourage the bulls. while Chicago sent
batch Of telegrsms and rumors, all Of which
we're OF q depressing nature. The bears were
active. aud Rosa IslAud was offered at seller
sixty days considerably below the market
although only one transaction q that nature
was recorded. The only bright spot in the
market VAS coal stocks. Jersey Central in par
ticular displayed strength Gus OF proportion %
the rest Of tho list. rising 2h per cent. iron
&c. loves. figures Of the forenoon. 1hs opening
generally was slightly lower than yesterdays
early, aud Jersey developed marked suenStn.
prices moving up in sympathy al around.
although for small fractions only. with the *
ceTtion noted. Later, however, the upward
movement came 20 an end. and grangors be ame
marx FOR bear sttacks aud the eOtire list yielded
with them. The weakness continued and
everything retired 70 below the opening figures,
no change occurring until we'll into the after
noon, when Jersey again made a squirt and car
ried the rest OF the list up a smsli fraction.
The movement vas aeon over and the market
finally cl0sed Quiet and fairly steady, generally
az fractional declines. New England cemo %
the front late ia the day and slowly yieidei until
ga loss reached ~ per cont. Total sales, $4,000
shares. Jersey Central is 40 20. omaha pre-
ferrci l0s' 3 New England J y, and 81 Pau and
1"nrrsssc coal each per cent -
kssBfHS. Exchange dun and steady az fs'n
~ Money easier, ranging ~ 4ai per cent
Sub-Tressury balances--Gold. flH.0nClO; sur
rency 81, 1908. governments dull ani heavy
ger cents i2i@; ~ coupons, lO3N state bonds
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rBy telegraph TO mo Dispatch


Nfw ORLEANS. January ga GreeuYile.
Ni..l special to the Iimps.Democrat says :
Th, c.capc on -uudsyniyht last a. the seven
eoinrrl srrylns. five men and two women,
vpo were 300 custody 40 AIcola charged with
acumenrct o q olonci a. JPaXtou's residence
0n Dacfm1,r l1tb, has given rise 10 slis-
ri-iou of lyrclne, which is Indignantly de-
rrI hy PaN'uu. Magistrate J.. l.. Weem',
,shnwa investigating the case. state. senator
81. J.. Cary. aud nu who are cogniz'ut Of the
fct-. ssY thc arrests we're made in conse-
unercc 90 the confession ~ one Of The ineu,
u1m,d Fox, who gave c'rcumstaniial ac-
count oi t'ic manner ia which the silver had
lc.u stolen.
lneacrtsts and examinations hy Magistrate
Wrom. were managed with extreme quiet,
a.l being anxious 90 avoid race troubles or
rn outbreak of any Kind. /; was decided
Co hold the prisoners in "a bulldog near the
reJosd station. While there was no moral
doubt as to their quit. the Impression pre-
vailed that there Wss lack OF sufficient evil
deuce % convict them. They were gusrdcd
With such carc',ssuess as 10 invite e.caDe,
VI hlch hcy succeeded 10 doing on sunday
night la,. So efforts have been made TO
YcyapfuIe them.
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REYIsW o. ras caicA0o stBkxr.
CHICAGO January Wheat VAS weak today.
opeulog y ale. lover. The decline brought Qua
fair buyiug, snd az sdysaee Of sc. Wss sstaD-
Ished. This advance dl1 not bod, aud prices
receied ~, closing about 10. higher Than yes-
terday. Corn vas Scglys and easier. closing 1 4
&c. lover than yesterday. Cas- we're weak, D1l
closed about nteadY n haAc. loser. PORK
opened active a. l0ai2kc lover. aud decline
i7&a2gc further. Later tho feeling Was beltoF
aud Drics8 rallied isai71c. Lard opened l0six]< c.
lover, and nucluated with D.. range. cboeiRg
qaisL shortribs we're Ioal5c. lower, aud closed
quiet
BALYInogE. Nd January Action dun;
mlddilng sSa91te. Flour DIST SUD unchanged
Wbrat-soathorn qaleiland nrm; Failz. siAtl.U
LOnghcrry. tiasl.l3. No 2. southern, g. western
steady ~ a deeiino; No. ~iatsr red. spos. va
AAc; February. 0da964e.: March. sos3s
Corn--SogtEern arrivals small. demand brisk
white. 3At3e. yeiiow, S9a4zc seoisrn cay:
mixed, spot. tZe. January. 4zc. feoruAfy. az Z
4zhc. sarch, 4Skc.; steamer. spot. 5ske. 0td.
Osts quiet Aed steady. southern aad fsansylvs
mia. 30n33c. westsru white, axet3c. Western
mixed, x3a3lc-; graded 40. 2, whlts. ~. bid
kyo gue. and steady. Hay rathsg drm ssofinF
prime " choice ungthy. Sl6a8f7. Provisions
quiet and easy. Better dull creamery. s4ss3r
kggs easier 81 i6aslc. Petroleum. dall: reenei
81. coase nrm Rho cxrsoes, fair ia sugar
quiet. sofL 7kG, copper-fe6ned ngm 81 lea
ieAc. Nhiskey active az tLt0
CIscfNNAr.
crTctssAn, Jaaaxy a--Rloar ia modersts
demand. Nacas stronger, No Z, cAsh. %3ss
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TBv Anglo American cable 20 tho pispatch.l
SuAKIM, January 3.--A sergeant VINO be-
loueed 10 old SIX, Egyptian srmy. has AT
rived at Suskim from kharloum. lie states
that he left the latter place November 23j,
and thst at that time Emin Pdsha had not
been captured by toe Mahdfs forces, but
had repeatedly deiested the derviShes M
Bahr Gszelle provinces. Officers al Suaklm
who ore personally acquainted Nth the Ser
gcant know that be Is trustworthy and be-
leye that his information concerning Enn
Dr-.o IL nm.
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THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures JANUARY 4 1889

those required for breeding are
allowed TO see tue spring. All over
the northern part Of these vast Mon
Polian and Msnehurian territories these
dog farms ara scattered, and there arc
thousands in which few hundred dogs
are annually reared for the market, while
others merely raise enough to supply
robes and mats for home use. There
are q good many cases in which one can
scarcely afford 10 think Of antecedents,
and certainly this slaughter OF perhaps
the haRdsomest race of dogs in the world
for the sake Of their coats is peculiarly
unpleasant.
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ANXIOUS BENCH.
That's Where the Republican Party
~ sitting.

10y ttAtkihIA 10 ih' i'i0pntisl
INDIANAPOLIS, January 3.-Seuat0r He
cock arrived from Washington at 1880 to-
day. and soon visited the President-eIecl.
General Harrison and his guest repaired 10
the library. where they remained Tor some
time in earnest conversation. No third party
WAS present during the long conference with
Hi.coQlt; therefore no one l. able 10 state
positively what passed tetseen them unless
one or tue other chooses 70 diyulge.
The daY brought another senatorial pill
grim in the person Of Senator Plumb, 0f
Kansas. who arrived this morning from the
Wet snd made a futile endeayor 10 visit the
Presideni-clect and ge' out OF the city with
ont his presence being discovered by
correspondents. 10 was an impossible ieat.
Ills conference was icss than an hour and be
left nj O'Clock for Washington.
In an Interview Senator Plumb said be
merely stopped over 10 have a general talk
with the PresiGent.elect. lie had no special
mission and Was not specially invited to call.
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TBy Anglo-American cable 10 the pispatchl
BEalIN, January 3. The Managing Com
mittee Of the Emin Pasha expedition has re-
ceived Information that Lieutenant Wis,man,
who II was expected would cad the eXpedt.
ton Tor the relief of Emin PaSha, has been
appointed Tor special service in connect on
" ith the Foreign Oaicc. The committee has
expressed It's regret At losing the services Of
Lieulensnt Wissmsn, but has decided 10
disnatch an expedition al the earliest posi-
bic moment under the command Of Or. Carl
Peters
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a mIDNsGar nGLEE.
one WRn KILLED, Another Wounded
at IgsndorsoaViiie.
'sporiai telegram 70 no Dlspatehl

Especial telegram % tho Dlspatchl
Cnm017r. s. C., January 3.-News OF a
ver, serious shooting sntir q, Henderson
Vito IFS received tonight several parties
were invoked IN midnight mflfe, In which
Jlmc. T.. NoHiDsg oIta was killed and Town
Ner>iu AZ. T.. ArleRe wounded NJ the back
WHOA bullet. As the shooting took place Ia
the dark hour Of might IL is very har0 for the
tUfho-iie, go got The particulars, bot n APP
pears that Lee Justice and HolinsUorih en-
el.sG 90 81 rgnt uetr the courthouse, In
WGi.u Justice knocked llollinsworth -d0wu.
81 ibis iuncture Marshal Arcge arrived
On jhe scene. and seeing pistol IN HOllins-
wouh's bands turned 10 leave. Three shots
were fred, Arfgc receiving bullet in bis
lsck. smc time later llolllnsw0rth was
found WINK near the court house lot beaten
iu 70 most horrible manner, while blood was
Colmg from fresh easbes In his throat and
eide. 4 bullet had also entered his body,
ADD be- oied in q ieT minutes after being DIS.
covered. The coroncr's jury returned aver.
dirttbat No.lusWorth came 10 his death by
pis.oi-shot Gici ~ Lee Justice, srd ga'hes
ly PARTIES unknown. Justice has fed the
COUNTY. Great excitement prevails in the
vicinity. All The parties are while.
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10y Ieiograph % me Olspsicnl
sorrn FRtMN0HAN, MASS, January g.
About 8 T.. b., white many boys we're
Skating on GiessoB's Pond. IA this village,
,vo tell together and broke through the ice.
W1ers c9ming 30 the rescue more ice broke.
s'd .X fell in--pamely, Richard Brown,
Thomas Hickey, Patrick RYAN, John R,an,
to4 Cosrles and Frederick stevens. The
irt ihrfe we're rescued. but The last three
were drowned. The victims were between
u AND fourteen years old. A ire-slarm
,a'so he department. and citizens out for 8
Nuch. and Tue bodies we're recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

TBy teIeETnpn % INC UFpaich.l
NEW ORLEANS, January g. A special 10 the
Picayuue from Lake Providence SAYS: The
sunkeu steamer N9ichez has ctrcened over
or The larbosrd until ihe ladies' cibln on that
side has become submerged. The bow on
The stsrboaTd is high and dry. but back
Emidships the guard is broken and projecting
upward, which indcstes tina, her back Is
broken. The few bales Of cotton on hoard
are being removed. The Natchcz may be
considered a complete WtecE.
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HIcHA0aD MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARX2Ts.
JAsUARY 3, issa
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Butsy. Eggs, F0lsls, Lard, Corn Neal
Butter Choice. Creamery, 22a23c.: choice,
family pacxoc lsazOc.; choice stors packed,
l7alsc.. good ~ prime. l5alsc poor 70 isir, i0a
iic
cocks aud smsll hens, &c.
Chickens: choice. extra large, lsa<s@, large.
l5A.O,.; smAiL lOsI5c,
Dros Ell Poultry: Turkeys i2ai4c' chickens,
Sale.
Eggs Fresh. isc.
lard. COansry. sHaoc.. active.
Cora Meal; J0a53c per busaoitJ country zoe.
ior eisy niilA
Yegetab!el
Cabbage Virginia, 81 q berrel. very dali
Potatoes Irish. sTtra choice. new, tl75asg per
barrel: per bushel. 1osc5c.
OnlonA 75c per ousnsL
tran asa Dried Frrifta
Apples Green. choice. 81. 2sasi. 30 per barrel.
demand good other varieties flasi.m
Dried Fruits: Cherries. lie. per pound; Black-
berries AAfse: RssoeFries. icc.; Hhortieoerriss.
g.
BsssWax: SOC. per pound.
blagk- OAK bark; ROsssd. 81 per a241 pounds !.
bl8cs oak AM chestaus rough, q per a0bo
sssrOsrs Prime live EOosa sos- soanoa
Fiarsssd sissLlo per bashsL
Hay "a umotay, SlGso. No 2 SiSs
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TBy Anglo-Americ&n cable 10 Inc DispatcA.l
BERLIN, January O. Lieutenant Wiss-
man. VINO is now employed solely by the
Government, Will organize the colonial
troops 10 East Africa.
Great anxiety is felt regarding Bismarck''
health. TIE Chancellor has received 5000
kilograms expressing sympathy. lie las
been ordered 10 remain IN strict repose aud
not 20 20 to Berlin.
Count Heroert Bismarck remains al
Er4aderiehsrubf
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Many Frozen 10 Death.

[By AngIo-American cable 10 the Dispatcn.l
ST. PETERsBURG, January 3.-A terrible
disaster has happened At sabumt'cb, near
Tidls, 10 Ge0quia. A train became bloekaded
in an immense suow-drlft, and before AID
could be sent fourteen OF tie passengers
persisted from intense cold and twenty
others were badly frost.btten. A relief
party which started ont 10 rescue the I'M
per1lled passengers lost their way aud died
In the snow.
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NORFOLK pEANUTNARYeT

JANCARy 2-Narhet arm. and good sales rc-
ported OF hoat grades 10 quo aaons. irims a. /,
extra prime, fhc, fancy. fsc.. common. q
size: shelsi. eBa3kc, fac'cry hsnd.pickcd,
4faa3bc.
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Ceal.neek Ntrikers.

iuy telegraph % Sue Dlspa;ch.1
WFy ~UrAmJg. WIS. January 3.-Last
night number " does tirsoTs attacked and
numerically bett with clubs ten Scandina-
VANS who had accepted a reduction OF wages
made bv several coal companies Yesterday,
Thr strikers have not vet returned 10 work
aud Sac S. Paul Pacific dock Ia. shut down.
Tae men are stopped 10y he strikers from
ng tp WORK on any dock where wages
ltye hc"r reduced. and ID is expected Nh Al
lo0dshed viii follow. TIE Lebigh coal
Comp.ny made % reduction to-day 81 noon,
v hich is from twenty cents TO seventeen aud
"a ball cents au tour.
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IDy I0l7gT0DN % no UIET1'0hI
CmCAGO. LII, January 3.-Tbis evening
for the Grst time the 80" strike WAS ad-
mi'ted by both parties 60 the controversy to
be practically settled. The conference TO.
day between the officers Of the road and the
committee 81 nine resulted In an amlcable
agreement on nearly all points at issue, and
10 is confidently expected that a complete
understanding will be reached tomorrow
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

IN teIegrann . IL DLspatch.

TII ITTT 81 'TTII = IlI- IN II19I'TI'I
Kansas CITY, No.. January s.. POSTMASTER
George st. shelley received official notice 81
bis removal th, morning from the President
and Postmaster General Dickinson. Shelley
has served Kansas City as mayor for two
terms, and has always been prominent IN
The local Democracy as a practical politician
lie was prominent merchant before enter.
ing the posto0irc. lie viii turn The Office
over TO Inspector johnson this evening. Ills
successor was nominated boy the President
fn.IaN.
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10 ptscontinue Bustnesa.


So. Ious. Mo-. January 3.-Ihc Richard.
f1 Drug company, which was burned ont
E.uN .4r's mormn,, has passed ont Of exist
D... f.tl thirly-oue years sitter was found
0. I, ihe senior member, James Richard
t.u. Ity 6rm debated sll day yesterday as TO
g.. aly.abllity of resumlng, md concluded
NuW,hv 20 60 out OF business entirely and
iau,.c. lf. accounts 10 O rival drug house
Hrf Wind mp its affairs. This decision WIS
f. % oulg nerause a delay OF SIX months,
NI.1 would necessarily occur before the
q Hsc could ret upoD its feet again, wonld be
,..ltgous 10 Is estimated that enough
money viii be received from Insurance and
p...r sources 90 promptly settle all oulsiAnd-
L. D----.lLnn..
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10y t0lotaph % th0 Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE. Iaupry o. TIE United States
commission for The Investigation OF hog
cholera l,yc concluded their isbors for he
Present iu Baltimore, aud have lett for south
tIoum Later they will again visit this
c.Y ali conduc: The leSeucbe, snd pathO-
.-ca laboratory OF Johns Hopkins Uni.
t.f,'ty. Ihc commission Is composed OF
Professor shakespeare, OF the University OF
luu>tlNaul ,rbairnsul; pr. -. NJ. Bolton,
ifru,riy Of Toe JOhus Hopkins Un,vcrslty,
srl Professor Barril, OF the botanical de-
plrlmeut ~ ihc state Ayr cultural College Of
3 luo.s. Vucy wll correspond with lead
ips specialists % Ibis study IN Europe.
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sentences Confirmed

IRy Anglo-American cable to the Dtpatchl
DUBLIN, January Sin The County Court
10. dSy Judge Kelly confirmed all sentences
imposed upon persons evicted from the
Vspdeleur estates WHO previously n'd been
found guilty Of resisting the Sheriff aud st
lacking che police. Judge Kelly denounced
me Government for H. laXiti and moders-
tton In dealing vita the rebellion and said
Inc prisoners each deserved 10 be imprisoned
s,sa vaara
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carried on without serious disturbances.
Five tenants have been eyIcted. DAVID
sheehg, NJ. r.. who was summoned 70 az
pear al Castle Cornell, County Limeriss, 70
answer 10 charges under the crimes net,
failed to obey the summons, and a wafraoe
has been issued for bis arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARxEr

JANUARY 3, 1889.
West Virginia tobacco sales commenced IN
day with an auction Offering Of twenty-niuo
pacFaze-. OF rhicn four we're tason Ia and sales
made at a.. g. f0c., ths latter for wrappers and
cutters al.o. Planters aud sellers we're we'll
pleased. aod this will insure further carly ship
mouts OF good b-ights from Wost virginia
There was some trading 10 old wrappers and
filters. but no large sales 81 old TO-DAY, though
thore was lively interest apparent IN tho mar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

[By telegraph % The DispN1VuI
CITY or MExIcO via GALVESTON, JAN JAN
uAry 3.--The uews OF +" The Clerical his,ug
in she City Of Mexico" Ibe 1oVernnatn,. u -,
discovered, wss drst published 10 ny. =.
Disrio del Pueblo, OF Chibuanua' esn ~,
FTsneiseo Ortiz republished toe s'ory - ~
Paso, aud from that city II was teesfa'Iae go.
TO the Unised States. The Government has
taken steps to punish the originator.
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InnictaI Renta.

by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, January 3.-The Irish Land Com
mission has issued a report on the recent in-
crease Vt judicial rents. The commissioners
bold that the mcresse IL justified by the rise
in the prices Of produce IN Ireland snd
they explain that the land act precludes The
consideration Of the yield OF the various pro-
dIcfs Of the Country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

., asglS0fOg, JSnnafy although The
''sa'' Committee on Rules to-day took ac-
% no matter except the resolution re-
,'I 4 70 the Oklahoma snd PaciGe railroad
'4.ei's oils, there VA some general dis
''''. IA he committee on business esfore
uoOse. fricnds Of the international
ypsfisbl Dill asd Of other measures 90 tue
use ssisoasr Lave urgently pressed the
I '-s'S''rs Of the eommjttee 80 report reso-
''''sa making the bills IN Nhieh they are
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Russia's wish.

IBy Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatchl
ST. PETERSBURG, January 3.-The journal
dc 81. Petcrsbourg, referring to the recent
speeches Of King Humbert OF Italy ana
Herr Won TisZa; Hungarian Prime Minister,
in which they predicted shat peace would
prevail during the coming year, declares that
every nation sincerely wishes that the events
Of 1883 will verify their favorable apg'lrles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

10y tototIsVA !" 0sO ~ ~.
CHICAGO. January 3.--Tbe Generai nsh
ayers OF all the Lines In The territory u u,'
western states Passenger Association WIS., s,
portbwest, and southwest o! Cnlehxo n.'
to-day aud unanimously agreed 70 lolm :"
association for tbs maintenance OF pssses,s.,.
rates 10 the territory. and for the eonoa .,.-
ing Of the passenger business IN eoa'oiH '''
win the interstate commerce law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04
t,rhrnrrnra go neath.

Especial telegram % tho Dispatchl
CItgL0gIE, y. C.. January BY esierday
ahou noon lltlc fiye-m0nths.Old baby Of j..
De- bhluelarL prominent citizen Of Hen
ucIs1uvinc, was burned 70 death. The
flthar nud mother had stepped out Tor q few
minutes end loit the baby ina large rocking
oaa'r When they returned 10 was covered
rtffl 0amf
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RrcHNoyp 49, RXrHAvnr
,nsa.tho Stock B1,rI.

THURSDAY. January 3, 1882
ALFs-Ftssr B0ARp.-2i5O Virginia new3s al
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rBy AnFlo-Amorican csble to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, January 3.-The total capital OF
the Joint stock enterprises registered IN
London during the past year IL G4JO, OVJiO0O,
against GlG3, 900, 600 in 1857.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04
1usn,r.aoren PeonIe Htllen.

fBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the Dispatchl
MADRID, January BY an explosion in
the Ollcr collierv. IN Asturias, to-day twenty
seven persons were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04
shothv tsta Brother.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatchl
ClnMOI1r, y. g., January 3-Danlel
Morgan. 70 youth about sixteen wears Old. was
oW CUNNING "Wednesday with his Younger
brother Henderson county, when bv ac-
u.eat Daniel fred h.s gun sud Killed his
I.r0t Ifr fn.f4uflV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

WOOORrN-Diod. sthIs home. in R1rte,iiie,
W.. 0n January I'D, 90 il.l1 f NJ, Captain lkl
1ONk WOODkDN, som of WU Jam q. art lucy
}. Wofirum, in the iuiriy. fourth a. 90 l's age.
Nis funeral r4ll take ola -e from teDt'ai Meta
ode. church 0i Manchester atll .lJ'k IpnAl,
January ffh. lrfcrmont as Hollywood. me
puzzle invited % attend
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a Receirer AsIlen For.

TT'3 VI" IT "IT0 - u" 47777l'-l'I
ATLANTA, GA. Januuy 3.-P. L0rillaFd
& Co. have spp led ior the appointment OF a
receiver o. the business u j j. Han, an Cx.
teusye tobacco dealer. claiming that the
business was sold out by Hal's guardian
without the ncce,sar, order from the authori-
ties, Hail being confined In 81 asy Ium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

IBy telegraph to no Oispateh.l

10Y AeAf avn ~ 40 UiathtGusl
NEW ORLEAEs, Jsnusry "A special 20
the Picayunp from BAYOU sara saws: In an
alteration this morning j. r. Irvine, Jr.,
son OF Mayor Irvine, shot and killed Thomas
Powell. son Of Judge :. J Powell. Irvine
was released on bond Of $500.
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Killed by earthquakes.

TBY Angio-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
ST. PETERsBURG. January 3.-Severe earth
quake shocks were felt to-day In hholend
ard kastbis. Many persons we're Killed and
q number Of buildings were destroyed.
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Magazine txpIosiou.

TT w
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Janusry IA pow
der and -nagaziDe al Inman, Tenn
was blown up to-day, totally demolishlngthe
magazine. bat 30 one was hurt The force
Of the explosion was heard fifteen miles away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

rR, telegranh % the plsna,c

by telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn, January "a special
TO the American says: j. F. Bell. the most
prominent shoe-dealer IN CiarksWlle. made
an assignment to Edward f. McQuarry to-
DAY. Liabilities ana assets are not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

Colonel W. +. Earle, of Washington,
has presented to the state OF South Caro-
lima the great seal OF the Confederate
States Of America. The seal is Of polish
ed bronze, three inches in diameter,
bearing on one side the inscription, 1.-The
Confederate States Of America 23d
February, 1852. Dec Yindiee." And
on the other an equestrian statue OF
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-04

setting forth he claims ~ She American Chur'h
Missionary Society, sill DO hold on srSnhN Az
rEEN00s Al fo'cocS 81 49, James chur "a. and 10
so'elo'k p. NJ. as ST. rsuis Right Rev g. v.
pzrsRKiS, ID. ID, ~ We.t Virginia; rrnielsar
CABL j.. GRAsNEs. Rev i. A. AsrINwAiG. of NeY
York, AMI Rev EtIi0rr A. luoNsos. OF china,
will deliver addresses. The plDlio are cordially
Invited. a'