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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
DANVILlE RAILROAD.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS HELD ON YESTERDAY.
Nearly Fvcry share Of stock Represented
Reports Submitted and session Ad-
learned 20 the 18th.

Tho annuai meeting Of the stockholders 81 the
Richmond And Daovillo Railroad Company was
nela at its Offices. CORNER Of Tcnth and Bank
streets. ~ noon ycsterday.
Major D. H. Scott was the chairman aud Mr. r.
Brooke secretary II The meeting.
LARGE REPRESENTATION.
General r. NJ. Logan was appointed commit
20, 81. ascertain 20 there was quorum present
.ie performed hi. duty. aod reported that those
tr atcnlnnce represented a number % eharcs
.f..u.k largely ln excess % That required, f3,lb
a.tuf toOU sloro. being represented either In
.f-..nog hv proxy.
rIusnFNI's REPORT.
secretary Brooke submitted Tho annual report
,... rffsi3e'i and directors, which Was accom-
....t ny isoss o. GA tho other olnclais %; tie
reo.,-i and ordered 90 DC 0ie1.
t.c l,e- lonls report rs - follows:
.r......,. Asp pANvUir RAItroAp CONrANYl
NffcE of Tlis PRESIDENT,
aware 1887. NV YORK. November e. iss9. }
rf.
.f. fr..tel reports herewith submitio1 cover
... mara. ~ enc road Tor the pcTiod FROM
,..t.r... 3D. tt.- CD fuuo ed. 1859 inclusive, a
.far-. Ir -fe uscsl year 81 fho Company made
,e.....-t q. .uufnrta 90 the require enis of tho
..f.r..... commerce OF. cni hereafter The fiscal
.rafsIl terminate on June tiih.
Tho -rr..ri nf flr General Manager exhibits IN
.t...I ff.. at...I lures fnr betiormcnis aud inn
movements. lfr largo increase m the tonnage
fu.v.r.faf presented 300 his report must hc salts
factory evidence nt iae rapid and 81 h-tantial de-
vsllffusuf Ul t.e country Contiguous 20 your sy5-
i.n oul GO ile >0l'h g"uernuy.
ID. gross rsrrfugs from frRf'o of
Iro ir.ar.od Lni pauviiie rail-
r,.sl rr.r.r. including She Ealil-
moro. thrssynake All Richmond
>t.nnhoas Lane. for tho nine
r..fus ending Juno ih. wcfo....s t.,fi.sE 80
And fnr ur fhrto months ending
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Abandoned I'm a Gale.

TIT T"I"NI WTTII % 0IIN III |"TT7T
ROCHEsrgR. n, T., Dercm ber "A heavy gale.
acc0mpanied by IA binding snOg-stornl. has pre
vailed on Laso Ontario Tor TWO days. The schoo-
ner Kate left charlotte on Monday afternoon,
laden with 3l1 tons VI coal, for tho Ray Of Qune,
ana fears Are expressed Tor her eaio,y. 10 wa
ren0rted Yesterday that a large vessel was ashore
at Maniton Beach. six miles west ~ the harbor
After much difficulty = lifc-saving crew succeed
ed ia reaching point opposite the vessel. which
was a three master. The crew OF twelve mel
were anally rescued BY nghuall and the vesse
was abandoned.
mo Erie stewart IL loaded with at0u, 800 toni
OF coal, bound for Toronto. Ont. and left CHAR
lotts sunday evening. She had 70 run back, bow
ever. ana was soen on Charlotte hBrbor about
DARK last evening. She Is on the rocks ana Il !:
feared Will 60 10 pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

CARPER.-Dled. in Gala, Botetourt county,
Va, Thursday, November q, 1883. as 10 o'clock
George ". and Jennie W. Csrper, IN the nine
teenth year Of her age.
GORDON. Died, ut 72i norh Twenty b
sireet az quarter 20 10 o'clock A. NJ, December
a. lsSa EMMA OLINE GORDON aged two years.
daughter OF the late Or. W. W. Gordon and km-
ma r. Gordon. .........,
Funeral AZ 81. Johns church, DEC EMBER 5TH,
at3P. 81. Relatives and fronds arc invited 10
attend.
HARVEY. oiled, December 4. 1859. at the
American Hotel. ABNEk +. HARVEY. In the
segeuty-nrst year Of his age.
The iuneral viii take pisce TO-DAY from the
Second Baptist church at 2.SO ?. n No towers
by request
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Deafh OF Jndce Green.

i>peciai Telegram 10 ihe hlspd.ch.i
CHARLESTON, W. Va. December Judge T.
c. Green, " the state supreme Court, died al,
this place to-day. lie was a son OK Judge John
". Green, formerly Of tho Virginia supreme
Court. ~ was one Of the counsel appointed 10
decide tho John Brown case, bus took no part IN
H. lie served as Commissioner q Internal
Roycnue Tor tho COnfodsracy during the war.
lie WAS appointed judge o. the supreme Court
OF West Virginia IA 1875, aud has served con-
tinuously ever since. His death was due To ap-
OulcNV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
MARRIAGES.

EPPEs -FREENAN.-Msrr "Wednesday.
December 1, 1883, at the residence Of the brides
mo her by Rev. T. NJ Edwards, Mr.. GEORGE
w ErPES, Of Brunswick county, 10 Miss ALICE
JOSEPHINE FREEMAN, Of Sussex county. Va.
MoORE-ArKINsoN .-Married, November n,
iSs9, at the residence Of the BRIDES parente. 2ll5
Pleasant street, by tho Kew. DR.. Frost, OF Leigh
Street BAptist church. Mr. LUsTON ID. MOORE
TO Miss CLAUDINE l. ATKINSON; both Of
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

Az -.o Academy q Music tonight will DO pre-
o.. .l UhaflosH. uoyts familiar farco 81 Hole
.. l.e .rounl.n uhi- H. said 70 De- one OF the
Ifs q tlls clever writors whimsicaliiies. The
'.'.. any Do "a most competent one, aud was spe-
.e F s-lret.i Tor fl ability % pat IA active mo-
fI.. fro oIlllles Of thu farce. Tho engagement
n.y. tae remainder Of the week and includes
la A 0f| rtua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

Tho Young Ladies' Society OF the 0race-Streei
Baptist chufch are holding q feast ia tie base
meat " The church. Thoro arc nearly y hundred
l-embefs u The society, aud they are having n
Liighi cad lively time. Tonight they VIII baYe
repetition Of Mrs. Jafley's Wsx-Workn. which
were 10 successfully produced at she Young
SENS C5rislan Association Hall last Monday
evening
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LYHrAr.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. December Flour quiet oDi
steady: HOward-strcet aud western supcrAne'
f22iaf2.s5: extra. fjaSj,0; family, HssLiJ :
City Mills, RIO brands extra, fLi0aH 81. Wheat
Southern. nominal FOR FulM and Longherry
western steaIy: 80. winter rod spot 19Ac..
New COrn-Southcrn damp, quiet. white, ~
4.c. was storm drm. oats fairly steady; south
eru aud pcnnsy lyaula. ejs2lNc; western mixei'
sta1Qc. graded 80. > waite, ~ c. bid. I'VE
quiet: prime t1ch0ice, ? aJft. Hay firm prime
to choice timothy slaafl3 3D. Provisions stoai}.
Butter nrm: creamery. 2ilgic Eggs hrm
western. .l4.f-. C1ffeo steady. Rio cargoos fair
al Iqt r2ls. sugar strong A -oft. s'. freignis
Co Liverpool per steamer active. Grain per
bushe', 3IafAd.: Cork, for orders a.. 9da1-.
forward H. 90 ats. %. Sales-wheat, l@,W
bushels. earn l9tun Dushels
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE w. MAYO, 1880 A. NJ, parior and
chamber furniture, piano, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 Co. 40 j. NJ. two
dwellings, Nos. 628 and $50 Church street.
GEORGE W. MAYO. l0.30 A. n. and 40 +. ~,
sil,erware, clocks, bronzes. &C.
JOSEPH n. DAVIS. II A. NJ and y. NJ, Orlen-
tai rugs, carpets, &C.
GEORGE W. MAYO. II A. A., Hrapplng-paper,
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NEWS eATHEREoAT LYNcHBURG.
A brilliant Marriage--A Narrow Escape
OF Railroad Trains-LOcal Option.

4 brilliant Marriage-A Narrow Escape
OF Railroad Trains-Local Option.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.l
LYNcHBuRG, VA, December 4.-One OF the
most brilliant marriages that have occurred here
for u long time TOOK place az noon to-day In the
First Fresby terrain church, the parties being
BENJAMIN f.. Kirkpatrick and Miss sue Speed
Kirkpatrick, daughter Of Major I. j. kirspat-
rick phe ceremony was performed by Or. W.
u Hail pastor. The church was beautifully
decorated ami a large aud fashionable audience
was IN attendance.
NARROW ESCAPE.
The Richmond apd Allegheny eastern and
western bound passenger trains had = narrow
escaDe from serious collision yesterday nfier-
noon. Inc eastern bound train was running
behind schedule time and collided with the
western train At Tyree's about i've miles below
the city. The pilots OF both engines were
knocked Off. but fortunately tho engineers OF
the trains stopped them in time 10 prevent disas-
Ter.
la the Corporation Court to-day Thomas J.
Moran, white man, was seBten need 20 the peni-
ientiary for five years for stealing gold watch
from tho person Of a lady
Tho new mon depot on Jefferson street IS
rapidly getting ready for occupancy. and when
state. Tho heating apparatus was put IN po-
sitioa to-day aud the details OF The various once
rooms are being arranged
LOCAL OPTION.
II Is understood that the policy Of both tie
vets and drys 10 the approaching contest will be
20 avoid az much rs possible any excite ment, and
but few speeches will be made during the can
yssS AS the dry5 asked for the election they
will have 70 foot the expenses OF the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
STANLEY'S LETTER.
TELLS OF WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES
FRAUGHT WITH WOE.
The world May soon See the Great TX
pIorer Face 10 Face-God
Given the Glory.

fBy Anrio-Amcrican cabie 70 thoDs29t'h.l
PARIS, December IA dispatch to the 1oHla
from Zanzibar states that Stanley has arrived
at Begamoyo
LoyDoS. December A-The news from Iapz'-
bar to-day confirms the previous report mas
Stanley Is a, Bagamayo. ~ tue Egyptian
steamer Msnsourah was dispatched yesterday 70
meet him tncre tho world will soon see the great
explorer face % face once moro.
LONDON, December A-The stanley expedition
arrived al Mdikion December let AT me huI"-
poans were we'll with iho exception 81 ,ommis-
sionor Stevens. who has very iad ieNef. rs
whole camp IA Ga state OF perfect oiscl pine
Tho party Of German soldiers under Lieu'ehAht
schmidt pr.cede the main body and choose ne
camp ground for each night etonley alu ms
companions praise very highly the hlhly re-
cepiion they have met with from no 1crnHn-'
BERLIN, Dooember i-The Kaiser mas tr!'-
Rraphod % Kmin pasha and stanley an c1pIe
sion OF his sympathy for all The harishils ana
periis they nave experienced. lie congIhiH-
lHtes them upon the fortunate ending on ihei'
dangerous Journey, and Welcomes them 70 CIVIL
izat0n and home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
RkSI
cANcrR oF THE TONGUE

For three or four years had an eating sore no
nv tongue that made considerable hole IN H.
/ became alarmed at its progress, and vent "a
Atlanta for treatment. The TesaH was 'a@s
commenced the use Of Swift's Specific, ana 'hs
Eore vas roon gone, without Trace Oh y i.''.
Thomaston Ca, Mar. II, e. n L-"'''
Trelis,o on Cancer maile@ rec. .
SWIFT SPxcI. @ Co. Drawer :, AtlanA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

ttt0 o'clock yesterday the city ambulance
w.. allied TO the Irodegar lron-W orkn 20 a
'e man who had two VI his Fingers very ba1iy
Co. Tho physician In charge dressed me
4I
I.fer in fhe evening tho ambulance was called
. Uo corUer Of seventh and Main streets 70 ~
f.. colJroi man WHO hai an epilciiic hL lie
fe. tak0n - the almshoGse, where ne re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Margaret AIather


iss dalber closed asuccossiul cement al
uc Academy last night, appearing In Gretchen.
yer rendition 81 ihis character was charming. II
is -afe 10 say that she Is to-day OF our great
GO lItifg actresses
A.tnoagn Miss Matters FIRST appearance in
i.. -uuoad she made q host Of irlonis. who look
s~srl with pleasure 70 hsr reappoarance hero
u 10 MAR fntIrr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Death of a Methodist Minister.


LOUISVILLE, KY, December 4.-kev :. X.
Brewer, presiding elder of this conference, oil
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, died To-
day. lie was born IN Gibson county, Tenu., IN
1889. lie was a lawyer, a soldier In the Confode-
rate army, and Ia 1858 entered tho ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
~ send u war.ship TO brazil.

by Anglo-Ameucan cable 20 tie Dispa.ch.l
PANS, December 4.-.f0Uraai DIES Drb1fs says
/ Admiral Barbey Minister 81 Marine. after ron-
sultng win VI. Npuler, Minister Of Foreign
! Anairs decided 10 send war-ship 10 Brazil
/ Tho Journal ccnsures this action, ssYing 10 -
perfectly needless and Is calculated 10 give I'M
bragg 70 tho Provisional OOyernmonS VI Brazil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, December 4, l05A
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT o0) bushclG
CORs-ii bushels.
OATs.-2.00J bushels
RYE.-s0 I5le'S
CLOVER SEgD.--30 bushels
s,Lks ago srSD TO sscgsrtRr
WnEAr.-fongberry . bushels prime az sjc.
% bushels good NJ tOc; - bushels common al
20. Mixed, % bushels fair ut fjc. shortberry
100 very gOOl on private terms; IS bushels
common at zoe. Total salss wheat, 1850 bushels.
CogN.-White. a bushels very good new at iJc.
RYR.--iJ bushels fair a. isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

n. Rosc, 8 feet on west side Randolph street
between VI and N, 500.
Clarence Peyion's trustee 10 W. z. Drnkari,
Jr' ib4 teot on sect side Graham street near
Leigh, sfo6.
HYNRco COUNTY COURT.
John II. Dinneen and 0iie % Charles T. Tay-
tor, 20 feet on Moore street northeast corner Din
ncen, improved, ftie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

Ihavo jusi received a direct importation Of
Scotch Whiskey aud Jamaica Rum.
JULIEN BiSFORD,
i90Z east Main.
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HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
His Condition Rather More Encouraging.
~ ,oIo,ro,h IN tina Disna,chI

NEW ORLEANS, December A-Iion. Jefferson
Daviss condition Is about the Same a. It has boon
for tho past two days, no change either way.
The fact That he has had no fever Tor iortyoi ghi
hours is looEod upon as an encouraging indica-
ton by bis physicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
phI rlMOpr Stock MARKET

BALTIMORE. December L-Ralumore and Onto
s.ock. gIlaIOO: Northern Central, n Cinrin-
NJ, Washington and baltimore LIT certificates,
q bid consolidated GAS stock, ~. az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

the wsArHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear and cold. At midnight tie toerm0meter
repfafared 3iQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

Are you weak and weary, oyerwofksa , sna
tired? Hoods Sarrhpsriiis " lus. Wv ss
~ oa.tfy ysalr blood aud give you sIengkhs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

majority of tho Richmond nnd Danvillo
at.-s is Ncll hy the Terminal Company which
corporation holds lte annual meeting on iucs-
la. ie1r Dc was O ailo" TIE Terminal meeting
81 t.kr plare nrst that yesterdays adjournment
.U... Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
FLOr R.
COTTON REPORT.

we1uote. Fine. Sl5Oabl75. supsrnns. s27Ja
E3&; oKrs I5)ssl7s: family. ti1tL5). pAtsA'
fanny, county, fh7jas1so
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RICHMOND AND WEST
asa sEm RsTs

EEAST AND ENTERTAINMENT
II At GRACE-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
TO-NIOHT AND TOMORROW NloHI ~ mo
Young ladies' Society. 1noy invite me pa
tr0neRe OF thelr friends. dc o-<t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

ST LOUIS. Decent or Flour generally nrm.
Wheat du.l: 40 rcd. cash. 1si,,, nominal .
December closed a. 80 90. assed May closed az
s3lc asked. Corn lover; No. mixed, cash,
IS as I.r.: December, - l3Sc. Oate hotter :
SO. . cash. 90 20 MAY, - - asked. Whish ~.
SLO1 Provisions duh ond dropping. Pork, eiua
go. Lard-rIiue steam nominal at At-h.
Dry-sslt neats--Sl 0ulfer-. tiaftl2s longs anl
ribs. f'.l1as5 % short ciear i.2aaE-5,s. hacou
noxer- Shoulder, s7i1; longs and r,bs, g. 37i1
..f..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Markets BY TELEGRAPH



NEW YORK. December a.-Coiton nrm; ssios,
i33 bales; uplands. l0Ac.; Orcans- lDkc.; PEI
r0ceiots 1876 bales: exports--to Great nfitain'
1859 bales; 70 France, fti2 bales; 10 no Vop-
tinent $500 bales: stock ri LES bales. southern
-four quiet Wheat dull ana weaker No REQ.
SIX aSfkc. in elevator; options active aad -
&C. lower ami heavy: No red, Decempsr,
size January, sj4c; May, s9Ac. Corn nrince
aud fairly active; No ,. 4eSaf2'ic. IN elevator ;
options dull and steady December iR,sc'; jan
uary flac. Nay. al &c. Oats active ana higher
90 lions active aud stronger. december, y sc. I.
January. cshc. May, 2~hc. NC. 2, spot - =
gsa.c. mixed western, Aa29sc. hopS strong
aud ia fair drmani. Cotee--Options opened
steady and unchanged 20 points down aao
closed weak sud i0Ax0 points down, Tree sellers
December, si5t1aSIa5a: January. Sl&Oatlo % ,
February. glhG5; May. fis.b5atiAS): spot hio
duh and nominal; farcargOes, fiaJh sugar
Raw active and higher. fair refining one
centrifugais 96-tesi, exc = renDed Arm ana
quie. Molasses--New Orleans fairly active.
klce in far demand and steady petroleum
quiet and steady; refined ,.50c. Cotton-seed Oh
| duh crude, &c. yellow, 34a35c Rosin daiee
Turpentine dGll and lower 81 iaa43Ac. iofs
easter and fairly active meas, Inspected, Slia
| 81 -. Beef strong. Beef hams quiet 1lerce1
/ beef strouR. Cut-meats quiet Middles quiet
! Lard quiet and firm western stea II, shf; GU!
/ 1876: optOns-Decc mber. $3.50, January, to.3
H~eighfs firm cottou --fll. grain. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

WEDNESDAY,. December 3, 1883
Suss-FRsr BoARp.-llo Richmond. Freds-
ricksbure aud Potomac dividend obligation.
1lH.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE-A, IL
VI stated c0mmuui alton 81 JOPPA "
LODGE, NO 90 A. =. AND a. NJ, viii De
holi 81 NJ. Adams Hall Thls Ghursday kFt-
NfNG az Z o'clock. Members ~ sister lodges
AMI transient brethren are fraicrlally invited 20
be present
BY ordor OF the W. ". .
GEORGE e.. JEFFERSON.
de5.1ts secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

only twenty-five cents for bottle OF Salvation
OIL, The new AMI popular liniment
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI December f-flour lpiet. Wheat
firm aud higher: No. red. - a-olc. cora
strong; No 3 mixed. J,aN ~. ua,s arm; No. :
miKeI. 2lhc Pork quiet 80 so. Lard me-
C.act0l 40 l10jtiatO. Bu.k-mcaA Ano bacon
quiet auI UNCHANGED. MhlsEey hriu at flu
Hos- easier. common ant Eight. a{lpyi pack
ing and Butchers, t'tUaI..,N
WILMINGTON.
WUHISGTOS. ~. g.. December l-Furpentlne
steady al U4c Ro-.n quiet. strained. "c.. good
strsinel. gjc Tar steady 20 81. -. Crude turpon-
tine 1ru; hard, N.5; yoliow-dip snI virgin
s.-J. -
louisville. Ky. December 4.-Crain and
provisions unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrrHE%
NEW YORK. December A.-Cottou-Net re-
ceipis, G6j nalcs: gross, i0ii bales. Futures
closed Guiet and steady Sales. 560.0 Dales, De-
cember, s!QTaii0l6: January, SO ilatlal2;
February. sl0lfs. iOIs. March, $40 -2as lA.3,
April, go 2safl3g9; Nay, sl035aSl03j; June
si04eatlU as, jay, $40 taii0is. August, flUJia
fl05J; September, 3lNlJatl0.lI.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IReportei Tor tho Dlspstch.l
DrcEBBzR A-Markot strone and excited. Re.
caip's very Hight from The 30 lntry, and saos re-
ported no a.. Farmers arc holding back tten
stock and the market has been forced 10 supply
the orders OF tho factories. Primo, I g; oXtra
prime, &C.; fancy, jsc.: spanish, g.; common
] .a2Hc. factory haad-picAod. 5a0Ac
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Pro,erty Transfers.

The following deeds we're recorded yesterday:
cnAscERY COURT.
=. Hunt aud wife 10 Truman A. Parker aud
william }. scott, ~ feet Gu south side Floyd
tsesi between Laden aud Cherry. $500.
lpuD q. Miles and wife 70 Johe /. and John
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

Without trausactlng any other business the
sf.etlo.icr> ulf burned to meot December lS,h
n.vt. when tuct matters as mey need attention
U.I Be ll.tO.s1 f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION THEREWITH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND nIcHmoNp STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-cotton'
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispa'ch.l

WASHINGTON. Decemter 4-For Viz
FlIR
Iginia, fair, warmer, easteriy winds.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. December 4--Cash quotations we're
Flour dun and weak. No spring wheat ana
No. red. &C. No. corn, 3lkc. no sostA
a0hc Mess-pork s9i2. as9.25. Lard. tAsg4
Short-ribs. e. s5afal5. shoulders, fA3 81
Short-clear. s1l2l5 aS525. Wniskey. sl.O2.
The loading futures ragged "a f0liOWs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

DoOk AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID kxycurxD AZ TUE plsrAfca rklAxs
JNu-nousE
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PE zsoNAl


T,HE LATEST STYLE. -AssHE
i VICTORIA, ono Of the nassI, Jus,
received nom Nes York, and Toe hitc oy he
eyery of sll kinda e"stm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05

COTTON REPORT
Market hrm.
oUOTATIoSi
MIDDLING. 9-tc.
Low MfDpLISG. 9Ac.
GOOD ORDINARY, sAic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-07
THE CABLE ROAD


Preparations In Progress for a
Celebration.
The cable-road viaduct on San Fer
nando street is fast approaching comple-
ton. The frame work has been put in
place, and, with the exception of the
approaches, the guard-rails and the slot
rails, there remains little to do. The
approaches are rather steep, but as they
are also short there will be no objection
to them, especially as there will be no
crossing OF railroad tracks. In conse-
quence Of the anticipated early start OF
the cable to East Los Angeles, the people
residing in that part of the city have
been taking steps to celebrate the OPEN
Ing. On Saturday evening the following
committees were appointed to take
charge of the celebration:
Finance Committee-Joseph Mesmer,
j. Hsnley, NJ. D. johnson, J. E.
Yoakum, w. M. Stockwell, A. E. Meigs,
E. M. Hamilton.
Site Committee. Horner, F. March,
9. Smith, W. G. Hughes, G. Spencer, S.
@. FL. Dangworthy.
Decoration Committee-F. March, J.
Horner, Baroness Rogniat, Mrs. 7. O..
Mark, Mrs. Sherman Page.
Music Committee-D. r. Sumner, R.
b. Shaw, Deacon Howe, Prof. Conner,
Mines. Dyer, Sumner, Flamon, McDon-
aid, and Miss Embody.
Procession Committee-J. II. Simp-
son, w. II. Perry, r. M. Garvin, Major
Jones.
Literary Cemmittee-D.G Gilbert Dexter,
j. r. Finlayson, Sherman Page, E. ].
Cox, R. A. Ling, L. s. Ackerman, F.
Dyer.
Conveyance Committee. S. Wicker
sham, W. II. Pierce, H. V. Van Dusen,
E. S. Fancher.
Conference Committee-L. M. Brown,
]. Hanly, II. v. Van Dusen.
Supply Committee-Messrs Bradford,
Perry. Johnson, Brossart, Floyd, Gibbs,
Houser, Stockwell, Mines. Hanly, Mes
mer, Strayhome, Weeks, Van Dusen,
Granden, Bullard and Stockwell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-07

only to be gathered in by posses of
Deputy Constables. There were onlv
ninety eight prisoners in the tanks of the
Jail yesterday, as compared with nearly
300 at the same time twelve months ago.
Where in former years five and six men
were huddled together in a close cell
only built to accommodate four at most.
two are closeted together now, and it is
needless to add that the condition Of
those unfortunate enough to be incarcer-
ated in the tanks is much improved.
OF the ninety-eight prisoners at present
in the Jail, twelve are women, who.
owing to the inadequateness of the quar-
ters set apart for them, are indeed in Q
bad plight. By some oversight on the
part Of the architect who designed the
building, but four cells were built in the
women's gallery. The consequence is
that when, as at the present time, there
is an influx of female criminals, two are
crowded into each of three narrow cells,
built to accommodate but one, four are
placed in the larger cell, and the others
are forced to sleep in the space between
the steel ceiling of the cells and the roof
OF the Jail. During the warm weather
this portion Of the jail is almost insuffer-
ably hot.