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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
LIVERPOOL oorroS MARKET

LIVERPOOL. January 6-AoOn--, oIion steady
with fair d0maDd; American miJdiag. I'D;
sales. 1900 bales; speculation aud EXPORT
200 bales; receipts. 5000 bales; American.
~ 600 bales. Futures nrm- January. January
aoi February, 3 - Gas sg-6fd.; February and
MARI, Z 3g-64aj 1904. March and Aprll, osi-o'a
8 ss.el: Aprll aud Nay. i2-oiai SOD; May and
June, i4-Gta5 4j-Stt. june AMI July, tcoin
4G-6ld.: July and August, fetian f-cid.
Tenders-e 30 bales on the nov dOckots ana
5000 Aics on tho old.
r. M-American midilinc. SD. sales OF
American n, 900 Ds.es January, W sd, sellof;
January ana February. ss1ld;. buyer; feoru.
nry ana March, 4i-etd.. seller; March snf
Anril. 5 4s-Ssd.. seller April and May, A-ead.
seller: Msy and June, SOD. buyer; juno
aud Jaly f'-6id., sellers; July aud Auznst.
4s-54I, seller; August. fS-osJ., value fu-
lures closed firm ~ an advance. -
4 r. Mar uary. January and Feotusry'
3 tO-gtd., seller: February ard March, 54i.e<d:,
soller; March and April, fSdid,. seller; Aprti
ana May, 5 1854, buyers May ana June
8 so-Sld., seller: June AMI July, s7-5id, buy-
or. July and August, ss-6id-, buyer; Augusp
B s9o4d, seller. Futures closed nrn-
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DEATHS.

COLLINs.-Died. January 81, ut tho residence
Of her sOn-in- law. Joseph PIiRer, No. 10 north
Thirty-seyenth street, West rhilhdelphla, Mrs.
LOUISA, reiict of James Collins, OF this city.
Her remains were inferred In Hollywood ceule-
terry OF this city January 4, lsyl
HOLMEs.-Ded, at his late residence, 1902
north Third street, on Monday, January 6'h. at
II o'clock BE-. WASHINGTON HOLMES, IN the
nfty-seventh year OF mia age.
The funeral will take place from tho tirst
BAPTIST church WEDNESDAY, January sth, al
O'Clock T. n.
JACKsON.-Died, AT his residence. No. 7O5
west Leigh street, ANDREW JACKSON IN the
nfty-second year of his age.
lie died triumphanty In the faith OF tho LORD
Jesus.
fIe was an old citizen Of Richmond, Va, and
beloved by all who knew him.
His funeral Will take place from the tlt'h-
Street baptist church THIS TUESDAY EVENING
az $3.50 O'clOck. Friends invited 10 attend,
NICHOiAs.-Died, In this city, January 8,
1890, MELINDA NICHOLAS, formerly OF tho
family " servants OF William Gait, Of fluyanna
county.
(cOlorein Baptist church, On Byrd street, 10
DAY at p. ".
sAYORY.-Died. Sunday morning, January o,
1897, M 1890 o'clock, 81 membfanous crOul,
ROY sAYOkY. the youngest son Of .. W. and l..
T. sayory; aged three years seven months and
sixteen days.
This lovely bud, so young and fair,
called hence by early doom,
Just came 10 show how sweet lower
In Paradise could bloom.
Ashland (Ky) papers please copy.
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CITY OF DANVILLE.
THE TOWN" TO BE MADE A CITY BY
THE NEW CHARTER.
Changes end Provisions in the Instrument
Election of Councilmcn and Taxation
A Horrible Murder.
rspe,,ial .elogram 10 he pispa,ch. !

DGSvuLr, Va, January G.-~In the Coun-
eli meeting to-day new city charter was
adopted and will soon be submitted 20 the
Legislature TO be acted upon by that body.
Several important changes are made. Dan
vile was incorporated as u town aud IS
designated ~ the town % DanNillo in the
charter now IN existence. In the new
charter the corporation is designated rs
She citv OF panvl.lc.' Another impor-
can't change i tho provision for the clec-
SION Of coUncilmen for long and short
forms. One half viii Toe elected for four
years and The other half for two years.
Again. the Icw charter viii allow the tax on
roal and personal property to bc As much
rs $50 on the 500 whereas the present
limit is Sl25.
Mr.. Robert Richardson. father Of Major
George ID. Richardson, is very III tonight,
and l- not expected 20 live until morning;
North Dsnvlle claims 20 have several
genuine cases Of Ia grippe.
BRUTAL MURDER.
Information comes hcTc of another muir
der ncar Progress. IN Franklin county. a
fcw days ago Sam. Adams and John ward,
both Young men, had "a quarrel over 2
Nalisc. d1rug which Adams took a pstoi
which was handed him and shot his an
1aqonis, fn Genth. Il Us also said he kicked
tle driuy maa shamciully while he was
raspinc f.- breath. Adams made ms
CACnr4
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Cnndensed TeleGrams.

Asbury W. Walding, a wealthy resident
of Keyport, died from Ia grippe YESTERDAY
HIS partner, George G. Campbell, died
Friday last from the same disease.
The Lee Deming Grocery Company. OF
st. Louis. has confessed judgment IN layof
of julius Wolf, of New York, IN soo,UOO.
Liabilities, S242, GOO; assets. S2Gz,OOO.
"A. Longworthy, manager. OF the tele-
phone exchange at Florence. Ala, has gone
10 Canada. leaving O small shortage III his
account. The company is protected.
The CRIME has got tight hold on NIL
waukee, and aided by uncomfortaDiy, warm
and damp weather, ii IS making RAPID neat
way despite the efforts OF the physicians u
check II.
IL is estimated that there are now no less
than 5000 cases OF influenza in Reading,
Pa, and reports are coming IN or an exten-
sive prevalence of the disease In the sur
rounding country.
A dispatch from Kiei to the Standard says
that the Portuguese Government has EN-
ployed German engineers TO lay torpedo
mine In Tapusin, IN view of the possible
action by the British fleet.
Judge Wallace in the Superior Court OF
California Yesterday decided the case OF the
American Sugar Refinery Company. Action
was commenced by the State some time
ago to compel forfeiture OF the charter
on account Of the company having become
. member Of the sugar trust. Inc Court
finds that by joining the trust the COMPANY
abandoned all the purposes ana OBJECTS lo'
which 1t was created and has therefore tot'
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LBy Anglo.Amerlcan cabIo 10 tho DIspatch.l
CONSTANTLY TycREAsING

LONDON. January 6.-Thenumbero of cases
of influenza reported in this city are con-
stantly increasing. A large number of the
nurses in the hospitals doctors. and clergy
men are Frustrated with the disease. The
epidemic continues TO spread among the
police. Many members of the police force
OF Bradford are incapactated for work by
influenza. 4 number Of employees IN the
postal and telegraph service at Belfast are
sufferers. The disease has also attacked
many of the college students and profess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

In New Orleans and throughout the en-,
tire South on that occasion that toucnea
her most and that would abide with he 81
longest. The unsurpassed outpourine OK
the people Of the South, and especially OK
this city. and the eminence, intenect'
character, and citizenship OF those par,
ticipating IN the imposing ceremonial Oh
that day, would never be forgotten. nor
would there DO a lack Of appreciation on
her part nor on that Of the remaining
family of Mr.. Davis. As for the people OF
New Orleans and her grateful acknoTS!le,a,s-
ment of their devotion to and the dlstin-
guished consideration OF her husband.
words were inadequate to express. Ihere
was nothing lacking nor nothing lett I'M
do not think there is any iS'J people in the
world who would have so nobly and so
unselfsnly maintained an unsuccessful
man with nothing to confer, or would nave
rendered such spontaneous honOrs 70 MS
memory, as those of the South have done
in the case of my husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07


sr. LOUIS. January G-FIour steA1y and un.
changed. Wheat weak; No. rod, cash. nc
January, T7Ac. bid: May. sl.c.: July, 7ac.
asked Corn lower; No. mixed, cash. 25sc.;
January. s5sc.; February, 25Hc.: May, H,sc.
asked Oats weak No. 2, cash, i9Rc. bid; hsy,
2ll,aglA.c Whiskoy, ti.0s. Provisions dun and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January G.--Fl0ur easy family.
a. g0a,s Sd. fancy sa6Ossagl Wsat firm No.
2 red, 71a7sc. Corn stronger; No. mixed. bsa
3gEc. Oats easier; No. mixed, z3asihe. FORK
Ia light demand stf9.62S. Lard quiet 81 teo,5s
1870. Bult-meats nrm: shOrt-ribs, fl02s. bs-
con easy shOrt-clcAr. f6igHc. Whisfey rrm AZ
y.02 Hogs lower: common and light, siDa
1870; packing and butcher, EoasaN
WILMINGTON
Wnmsaros. n. G.. January 6.Irurpsn-
tine nrm at 4lhc. Rosin firm: strained. &C.;
good strained, 9ac. Tar firm at ii.3A Crude tiir-
penIine frm, hard, E.e0. yollow-iip aud sir"
Rlu, a. %.
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Mean mpersture..-....
NEW YoaK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 6--Thc continuance %
the urfaYorabls weather for the coal trade AMI
the reports OF trouble along some OF the rail-
road lines In the West combined this morning
with the general disappointment over the bank
statement % saturday 70 create rather besrish
feeling smoug tho traders IN the stock market,
and London prices coming lower TO opening
Of tho market was nom = 10 y per cent lower
than Saturdays ccrinz ngures The natural
strength OF the market soon asserted Itself,
however. and after the lrst few minutes Prices
were firm 70 strong. Dealings presented Tow
features interest and Gould stocks fairy mo-
nopolizei thu attention OF traders. pacihc NAH
advanced sharply even In the face OF the weak
nesa Of tho general list AMI lao IN the Jay
touched 39i3. . he report that bill Was to DO
INTRODUCED into Congress giving bsity In some
ehapc 20 the American steamers materially aided
the improvement. An the other Gould spa
ciaitios we're prominent Ia the dealings, espe-
Claily Missouri Pacific and wabash preferred.
but their movements were comparatively small
TIE smaller coal companies were strong al the
way out Offering marked contrast 70 the stocks
OF the groat coal roais, and Tennessee aud Col
oradO coAis made handsome advances Tor ths
day. Lacsawanna and Reading were tue leai-
ing weak stocks IN the carly dealing, bus ths 40
cline In the latter went no farther thsa y per
ceut, white Lackawanua dropped IN. Tho
course OF the downward movement was stopped
by a marked easing Of money, which never got
above and rc,ired 20 late In tho afternoon,
though the pdlk Of the business was done at
por cent The supply was greater than usual
Of late. and reports from Washington indicating
cessation Of tho demand for money from Tho
South and West caused a materially better ieel-
ing stocks responded Immediately and be-
foro the close OF the first hour prices were
generally better than those OF the opening.
Texas Pacific was prominent at this time Tor ia
aIvance, but IL became quiet soon alter IN
trusts sugar and lead changed places, the former
being strong while the latter was pe:cepouiy
egsier There was realizing movement toward
the close which again sagsed prices on IRON tne
host figures, and although the close was que,
" lower than on saturday. All important move
mcnrs were In an upward direction. however.
nni Pacific NAL and Tennessee coal are up ~
each. AMI Colorado coal II. Sale9 OF listed
stocks IS. 15i ahrres; unlisted 2j,9ol share.
Ersnlpg.-Fxcnsrg e srm a, 40 . a4sl. Money
easy. ci,.ing oarretI ~ e Sub-Troasury bal
en,es CON, sl6i9ls0)0; currency s-,l@.aN
Govern neni, duh sui steady for Fs 4 yer
Gene l2 OK. coupons, i0ls, eE. int state bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Election in Mississippi

NV ORLEANS, January Ga special to
the Associated Press from Jackson, Miss,
1OA. NJ, says: Voting is progressing slow
Wand quietly. Thus far no negroes have
made application 10 vote, and as long as
such is the case trouble is not likely to oc,
eur. It is intimated that an attempt will
be made to vote them en- IadSse at least IN
the South Ward. where McGill, candidate
for mayor, has fair chance for election.
Ifsuch is the case, q difficulty can hardly
bt avoided. Many negroes favor the Henry
ticket or are neutral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
A COUNTER MEETING.
Prince Edward,s Enterprises.
special telegram to the DisDatlh

FABMvuLE, Va, January G.--1he South
Side Canuory ut this place has change
hands. Mr.. w. G. Huntington has sold
ont his interest 20 MIR. T. j. Davis, who, witt
Mr.. f. G.. Lesturgeon, will continue the
enterprise.
A number OF Rice's Depot (this county
citizens have formed Il Joint stock COM
panv for the establishment of a cannery
which they propose operating during the
coming season.
The Orange and Keysyille Railroad Com.
pany will commence work i'll dead earnest
i'm Prince Edward on tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

There's nothing that would please Us
so much as to have those interested look
at the queer things called Suits that are
being so mercilessly (?) slaughtered (F)
elsewhere and then look here upon the
kind OF Suits that we've reduced so
severely prices that will be readily
seen are far below-we'll cheerfully leave
it to the lockers (buyers), however, to
say: "They are cheap"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Assigned for Argument.

WASHINGTON. January 6.-The Supreme
Court of the United States to-day assigned
the Virginia tax-c0upOn cases for argument
the 9th OF this month. The Maggie case,
arising out Of the killing Of Judge Terry. in
California last summer, was set down for
argument March 1st. The court also as
signed what are known as the North Caro-
lima bond cases. involving the validity OF
about $4,000. 600 worth Of bonds. for argu-
meut onthe goth instant. These cases have
been pending more than a year, the court
declining to assign them for hearing during
the last term for the reason. it Is under
stood. that Justice Matthews was Ill and
the court was nearly evenly divided on the
questions at issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

az far as Capc, Hatteras In order To show
,ne ian-Americans the operation OF the
A draft of apprentice bows and mn.
rines, under charge of Lieutenant-can,-
mander +. ;. Houston, arrived here 10 -dav
from New York for the new cruiser Relti.
more.
Clement Hill, an old and well known citi.
zen Of Norfolk, died to-day. - wa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
LOOK HERE

Upon This Picture, and On This y said
Hamlet to his mother when that thought
full and intellectual Prince so forcibly
and eloqucntly proclaimed to his all-too-
easily infatuated parent what n world OF
difference there was between the deceit
full living and the noble dead king-in
everything that became o man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
INcnrAsING.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
An officer OF the Law Wounded by Parties
in Ambush.
[By teIegraph % tho DIspatch.l


MOBILE. Ala, January 6.-Wheelerville
q suburb of Mobile has been noted in the
Dast as q hard neighborhood and more than
one cruel murder has disgraced its annals.
Al has been quiet there for some years,
however, until Christmas evening, when in
an apparently tritling dispute Thomas
THOMPSON shot and instantly killed Man
ford Lane. The plea is self-defence, but
the trial is yet to take place. Active IN
bringing the accused to justice has been
Henry Baker, justice OF the peace OF
Wheeleryille, who stated that there has
been so many foul deeds done there that
lie would do all he could to bring the law
breakers TO Justice. He heldan inquest and
took personal interest in seeing Thompson
landed in jail. Saturday night late he was
going home. and at n point thirteen miles
from town he was fired upon by parties IN
ambush. Nine blue-whstlers penetrated
the small of his back. Then the assassins
fred with rifles and pistols. SCATTERING the
body of his buggy. but doing him no dam
age. He was brought TO this city yesterday
aud received treatment. His wounds are
very severe. but not necessarily fatal.
Baker says no recognized two of his assail-
ants, but refused to make their names
1,u blio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Columbia Press Organized

COLUMBIA. January G.--At a meeting held
tonight of the representatives, Of the
local press and the leading out-of-town
newspapers of tho country represented
here the Columbia Press Club was organ
lied under encouraging auspices; The
object of the association will be the pro-
motion Of fraternal relations between men,
bcrs of the Newspapers Guild and the adj
yanccment and elevation OF the profession
generally. Columbia has long been re-
carded rs one of the best news centres III
TN. south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Three Men Killed by o Train.

PITTSBURGH, January Ga mail train on
the Pennsylvania railroad due here at 5;l5
p. NJ. made a terrible record for herself
to-day. At Tyrone it killed Yardmaster
Adam Wolfgang and probably fatally in
jured Robert Marley, a conductor. OF Al.
toona. The men were standing on the
track and were struck by the engine. AT
Benn's creek, about ten miles east of here,
the train ran over and killed two unknown
men supposed to be Hungarian aborers in
the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. They stepped out of then
cabins on the track directly in front of the
engine and were run down and horribly
manglcd. The train was stopped and the
place, where they now lie awaiting identi-
hcation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

TETVTTUI
CHARLOTTE, n. c., January 6.-The re-
mort sent ont by Bradstrcet to the effect
mat the firm of Hall Brothers, of Hickory,
\. c.. had failed is utterly false. The firm
is one of the most solid in this state. 10,
night the following telegram was received
by Kings News Bureau;
=" Hickory. n. C., January, eve are IN
better financial condition than yer. rave
NOT assigned. and will defend our business
Ventilation in all reasonable and lawful
manner against any imputation.
lSignedl HALL Dhohhhhs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Sentences COMMITTED to Life-Imprison-
IIITTTTs
ny Telegraph 10 tho Disnatch.l


CoIUMB1A. 5. G., January G.-Lafayette
Woods and Calvin Clayburn, two convict
ed murderers under sentence of death who
were to have been executed next Friday,
had their sentences committed 20 llte-lm-
prisonment by Governor Iichqrdson to-
day. Woods was convicted for murderinS
his stepsou. lad seven years old, by whip
ping him so severely that the boy died the
same night. The defence claimed the
charge was the result OF conspiracy
formed by the chief witness for the prose-
cution. who he'd been caught stealing corn
by Woods The evidence was mainly CIR
granted on tho representation that no
malice was shown.
Clayburn killed the father Of a married
woman whom be had led astray. The plea
Of self-defeuce put in but not establish
ed. The solicitor, however, stated his be-
lief that If the defendant had been 2 white
man with influential friends he might have
escaped with the verdict of manslaughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Railroad Statement.


10y tVI0sIHVu % tII UI7I1''1'I
NV York. January 6.-The directors OF
the Louisville and Nashville company TO-
dav declared q semi-annual dividend OF
per cent. on the stock Of that company.
The statement for the six months ending
December 81. 1899. shows: Gross earnings
~. 90i. 1888; increase. l,5E,67 over the cor
responding period of the preceding year.
0neratlnC expenses, S5,Gl6,2i0; increase,
S553.6fs. Net earnings, S4,05S,74; in
crease. Ssii.O55. Total income applicable
10 dividends. - ,sl03OS; increase, S76A .1C7.
The amount charged to the dividend gust
declared is Sg98. 3Si, leaving a surplus of
the operations Of the six months OF SSH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
4 Leaf-Tobacco Dealer Falls.

NEw YoRK, January 6.-Coloncl Edgar VI.
Crawford, doing business IN leaf tobacco
nj le8 Water street under thenamc Of f. VI.
Crawford Il Son. has made q general az.
sirnment 10 Albert I. Stephens. with three
preferences, amounting to Sl5.500. The
liabilities are expected 10 amount TO $50.
0CO. Crawford is the president Of the Leaf
Tobacco Board of Trade. The cause OF The
failure is said to be q deteriorating OF the
stock on hand and bad sales to irresponsl-
H. nartiaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
The Senatorial Situation.

COLUMBUS, O., January 6.-There have
been no new DEVELOPMENTS in the senate
rial situation to-day, the time of the men,
bers being taken up in the opening of the
Legislature. The JOINT committee has done
nothing as yet in regard to the time of
holding the senatorial caucus, but it Is
thought it will not take place before Thurs
day night.
The Democratic joint committee has de-
cided TO call senatorial caucus for Thurs
day evening at 1880 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lkeportod for he Dispat;h.i
JANUARY s--Markes active. sales OF several
hundred bags reported at quotsiicas Tor prime
Receipts from The country moderate. ZINE,
Silc.: extra prime, ehc.; fancy, 5&c.; COM
inoa, s4a3hc. factory eand-psckec, oss.e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Fieudlsh Outrage.
rspecial telegram 10 the Dispatchl

ISpVtIaI EoIosI'"1 70 = =,
CuABLysrowN, ". VA, January 6.ISomo
miscreants broke open the switch-io9ch ~
ms morning. This threw open theswitch,
and the fast freight train, bound south,
dashed into it. and the engine andd, eight
cars were wrecked. brakeman Charles
Johns was killed. and Engineer l Harvey
Gardner was seriously injured. Inc loss
TO the company IL $50, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
A Strike settled.

EVANSVILLE. lSD.. January o.-lhg s'liA i.
fled last NIGHT both sides making conces-
SONS cr All the strikers were taken back
without prejudice. Operations were re-
sumed this morning. The terms Oh settle tue
ment are secret aud cannot be learned NO"
further than above stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
PUT ROUGH ON RATS lNTHs BREAD.
The Whole Family Poisoned and Sister
Dcad-The Mother Suspected.
,coo.f.1 ,oiecr.r, 20 tho ntaDs.rhl

HUXrINGToN. w. VA, January Ed.
Church. the scyenteen-yoar-old son OF "A
prominent farmer. was arrested to-day for
poisoning his whole family. Young Church
grew angry because his father would not
give him a horse. He went TO Guyandotte
and bought Rough on Rats and put Il in
their bread. All of the family were taken
sick but himself. His thirteen-year-old
sister Is dead and the father and two other
children are IN a precarous condition.
Church has confessed. There Is intense
excitement among some of the people. 1t
Is charged that Mrs. Church is also a part
ncr to the crime. rs she ate very httle VI
the bread and has acted suspiclously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
A Horrible Death.

Try telegraph 70 tho pispa0n'i
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. January "a Timer
working on the roof of buiiuing on ~. .he
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue sdn, he hs root 10
teenth street to-day. fell fIohl .he ,Sol ~
~ ga IRON fence and killed in sight OF
bnadred people who were passing along
the avenue at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Associate Justice Sworn In.

10y teAoBtoph w 'hO D''pe---H'i
WASHINGTON, January 6.-Judge j. Brew
or was sworn in as Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the United States at
noon to-day. and Immediately took his
selt upon the bench. The ceremony was
performed in the courtroom in the pres
e1ce of large audience immediately after
the assembling of the court ~ noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
TRFMEyDors GEoWTH.

New YORK, January G.-Owing TO the
tremendous growth Of Ia grippe in the
police force il was announced to-day that
only those who were unable TO get out OF
bed would be excused from duty. The po-
llcemen with q slight sneezing Will be
dosed with quinIne and sent out on post.
THE POLICE FORCE or PHILADELPHIA VERY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
For Ai,u.n Of Alcohol
sr n0psronp,s ACID pHosrnArE.

Dr W. Y. Grand, Mitchell, Oak, says
II has proven almost specific Tor TINS
disorder il checks the vomiting. restores
the appetite. and at the same tune aiays
The fear OF impending dissolution tnat 1850
common 10 heavy drinkerS."