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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
THE RICHMOND D1spATCH-THURsDAY, JANUARY 49, 1890.

from neutral nation. The revenue ques,,
ton has been adjusted. with q due regard
TO the limited resources of the natives hnu
the obligation Of the three Poworsto snare
in burden which, by force OF circuin-
stances, " mas been necessary 20 iinposo a.
the protection Of their common interests
and for the maintenance OF peace anu
order.
In conclusion the Secretary expresses the
hope that the act may be conducive OF
the good government Of Samoa under .no
native autonomy and TO the lasting se.s,e,
ment of the yexed questions which nave
agitated the three Powers in their complex
relations TO these islands.
The enclosures begin with the genera
act at Berlin IN Juno 18th last in regard 10
the neutrality and autonomous govern
ment Of the Samoan Islands. and providing
for the equal rights therein Of the three
Governments and their subjects. Then
follow the protocols of the conference from
April goth until June 14th. These snow
step by step how the treaty was construct
ed. The first four days proceedings were
devoted 70 Che question Of land titles, the
establishment of Supreme Court. the
municipal government Of Apia. and inc
taxation and revenue Of Samoa. In the
fifth days session, while the form of gov
eminent was under. consideration. Count
Bismarck. while accepting the principle OF
tho election of King, said he was bound
t. make ono exception in the person OF
Mataafa on account of the outrage'
committed 10y his people on the Ger,
man sailors lying dead and wounded
on tho field Of action. The Br'-
fish representative considered the e1cep-
ton az fair. and said that q peaceful cleo
ton was not then possible. and that the
only solution of the difficulty was the ac-
ceptance of the American suggestion
for a restoration Of the status quo
and the reinstatement Of Maliettoa.
Bismarck accepted the suggestion az
sensible, and basson suggested that
it be referred TO the Committee
on Revision. The protocols closed with
an EXPRESSION Of esteem entertained by the
British and American commissioners tor
Count Bismarck, who rendered efficient
service as the presiding officer with hrm-
ness and lmpartialty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Washington Notes.
By telegraph to tho Dispstch.'

10y IlfkihIi ~ tA' HA'f'+'~'''i
WASHINGTON, January 22.-1he bond Of
ferings to-day were $4,000 AIS at 1919.
The President to-day nominated to be
postmasters Frank Nichols, Of Greenville,
{. c.: James Sullivan, of Harrisonburg,
Va. Mrs. Mary ii. s. Long, Of Charlottes-
Vile. Va: John Il. Moss. Of Henderson, n.
G. Charles ". Childs. Of Marion. Ala:
By a strict party vote the House Elec-
ton Committee TO-DAY decided 70 report IN
favor of unseating jackson, the Demo
cratic representative from West Virginia.
and declaring Smith. the Republican con-
testant. entitled TO a seat. THIS Is the hrst
of the seventeen contested-electlon cases
which the committee has disposed OF, and
il was the first one upon which argu-
ment was heard. After talking over the
case for some time the committee decided
that il would be useless 20 undertake TO
dissect the evidence taken, as several days
would be consumed in the process and the
members Of the committee were well ac-
ouainted with the facts and legal points
involved There will. of course, be two re-
ports. which. il j. expected, Will be pre-
sented 10 the House tomorrow. Mr.: Dai-
sell will probably set forth the majority
view and Mr. Crisp willrepresent the ideas
of the minority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
The Rank OF England.

TBy Anglo-American cable 70 mo Dispat'nj
LONDON. January 22-NOthing has been
Dublished here in regard 70 the report that
the Bank of England had recently been
heavy purchaser Of silver bullion, and was
contemplating the issue Of Fl notes re-
deemable in silver as soon rs the necessary
authority could be obtained. Silver bullion
is one eighth of penny per ounce lower
to-day. The Bank of England discount
continues at per cent. The prevailing
opinion seems TO DO that the present report
is based on a revival of an old story that
Goschen. Chancellor Of the ENchequer, IN
tends to introduce bill in Parliament ask
ing the banking authorities 10 issue notes.
II Is admitted that there are indications
which would seem to justify the conclu-
sion that GOschen really cOntemplates
the introduction of measure OF that de-
scription. During the parliamentary recess
il is learned the Treasury authorities have
had conferences with the leading bankers
of the Metropolis, asking the ACCESSIBILITY
of authorizing the issue of notes OF small
denominations. In these conferences the
question of issuing notes Of the value OF
ten shlllings as well rs Fl has been under
discussion, and the understanding ~ that
in case such notes are issued they are TO
be made rcdeemable IN silver coin. Another
significant fact is that in view Of the hkell-
hood of legislation of the character indl-
Gated the mint has greatly reduced the
coinage Of ten-shilllng pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
gSc 90

Wy. Munford in this connection gave the
8 wing estimate of expenses
yi.o disabled pilots pensioned. SUI ~
if0e pilot boats. expenses aud repairs "oV' W
W. u,y-soyeu pilots al t3,2lafG per an go, 80
Total .-...........t3a,fD3 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
rus wrArrsa IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 22-The stock market
was active today az both ends. with long pc
Rod Of dulness and n fair approach 70 ssagne-
tton between. though such movements as were
maie IN that time we're In the direction OF lower
figures. About three iourths OF the business
done during the day was TRANSACTED In she nrss
half hour AMI last forty-nye minutes Inc
ia arked feature OF trading was that when the
market was active prices advanced, whilc duh
ness brought a dropping tendency ana staena-
ton. The events OF the daY go 20 show thst 'he
bull party has quickly acquired Strength ..
numbers and the talk on the street Is
moe confident Of al advance all along
tho line. The covering movement OF the
past two days was still under way az
The opening this morning: but the carry
demand was soon satisfied, and rs buying
for short account ceased the market became
dull and staguant. The bears did some nam.
meriug in n feeble way, but with only small
fractional results, aud they soon ceased the az
gressiye operations. The temper OF The room
continued bullish even under the discourage
ment Of extreme dnlness. The talk that money
was assured Of ease for at least two months,
while railroads were surc Of large earnings IN
the mean time, WAS heard in oil directions Be
sides Gould was out with another interview, III
which he expressed most decided opnnsNc
views, while tho bear leader WAS doing no'hihs
and the Outspcken bears we're few ana Tar De.
tween. The cold snap WAS favorable 10 coal
stocks and others. Reading, lackawanna, anu
North Jersey Central got the lead IN the opening
before the delivery hour and were rractonaIly
By specalities, with worry heavy trading
n Missouri Pacific, coalers. -. Paul, sugar re.
1neries. and Union Pacific, the last named
being favorably affected by the report OF Cow
ernment directors, though Oregon short Line
was stronger on less business. Everything
reached 60. highest prico for tho day, ana the
movement was kept up 90 the clo-e, when was
active and strong. Among the specialties which
were the most prominent were oregon short Line,
Colorado Goa, Hooking Valley and Mobile anu
Ohio-all Of which scored material advances Tor
the day. Trusts we're fairly active and sugar
was strong, though the expectation OF decis'ou
In its case rather initiated against IL Buying
WAS iOerai In the last hour. however, ana WIN
tho regular List II mounted 10 the beet prices TOE
nearly week. Active stocks are almost inVa
riably higher tonight, and Colorado Coal u up
~; Oregon short Line, 2s. sugar, ~ Mobile
aud Ohio. Il s.. ana Hocking-Valley. lie. salee OF
listed stocks. 2li.0OO shares; unlisted, So,OVO
shares.
EUenfng.-Excnapge quiet and firm AZ 4sse4s.
Money easy ri q, closing offered az ]. SUB.
Treasury bsllnces-Coin, 6i.gH coo: currency,
sic2l0CO. Governments dull and weak for IS,
4 or cents. i.tf,: OK. coupons, lOt& bld: OK
a.. F.tuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23

DooLEY.-Disd, at his residence. No iooi east
FrankIin stroeL January ed. at s:l0 o'clock 7.
~. WILLIAM j. DooLEf, ia Ihe tsea'y-e'snh
year OF his age.
Funeral notice later.
BARpRS.-Dfed, saturday the 18th Instant At
her rssliencs, 5i2 Orleans street, AZ D ~ ociock
r. NJ LAURA v. HARDEN, wife OF the lAto
gerry Harden, In the fcrty-second year OF nor
she leaves six children 70 mourn their iosA
Call not back the dear departed
Anchored safe where storms are GER
On tho bordsr-iaud Ne LETT her
Soon % meet and part no moro.
Far beyond this world Of changes.
Far beyond thls world OF care,
We shalI nnd our missing loved ope
In our Fathers mansion fair.
Hsr funeral TOOK place from weddeii-Asmo.
rial Episcopal church Monday, eoth Instant
KEHRER-Died, on tho ed instant 81 u
O'Clock. after prtos hiness, nhsni ASn" >"s
ia the seyenty-sixtn rear OF his age -
The funeral Will take place fFuri oh svnnS
German Lutheran church At O'clock fhiDAI
AFTERNOON. friends and scausintanees ~
'' MOTOR and baltimore papers please COPY.
,oppAtSy Died. q, tho residence Of her
,,s,sr Mrs. Churchill Doggetl co. eass Leigh
stres,. wednesday, January u, isSe ~ tx3r
IL in the sixty-ninsh year OF her sgc, MA
MARIA 1. LORRAINE, reiics Of coionei kavsrs
Lorraine. OF this city.
TINY eThursaay) at AD y. n. frtendA An4
srouaipssuces respectfully invtlsd 70 attend
po,I,Rp.-pisq. January 10. isso q II 2:
NJ. Al me resideIts Of her husoaocs slto 49,
1900 ~, street. kANSfk l. POLLARD. VITO Of y.
x pollari, Ia tho twenty-sighth year o. nes 40
sns ,ss ms,ns were sssss 70 TIE rsssdencse q Der
father, s. u. gdvaras, " King william sssnsN
there the sniermsnt took place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23

- :. ...<~. - .~..~& -
Amcfieen sseerS dun q iies1c ~ 49, ~.
American fssreersfed b<N aow - NY K
pound. Caivcs-hecefpis, 40 neen n.9 49,
and prices weak ~ ~ sstc. PER poano .@ ~"
sna - sAsstc. ior islr 70 cno~s wo -
sheep ana Lamos-heceiptss J,oOv ussh, -
Avo neen were Carried over yssruy ,s.srtS
esuemey ann' searcoy not ."sn ~. IT, ~ nv,.,S
y. 'u7 oneruss .n",ae.i nsnes 49, - 49, Il
.s,ra ,.,,,ss ID xseSy y, ue~x-- ksrctpss 400
bcsd. live noss a sbads frmsr as n 9sstla peP
~, ,.,,,n,,.
w. Do. c, ,. "A ocn
CHICAGO, January 1t.-Ss..se-neco.ps~s go 49,
nes1, snipments o,uJ' inatset sHopk ~. 80 80
closing easier beeyes, NJato y; stoetS -
$40; stockers ana iceoers. ~ isstANs s
corn-fed steers. ths.as1.9. ioxns nsSs 1890 $500
Sl.D.s25o. Hogs-hecetpts, touU nesn; snp
menis, 1900 head marfet SLOW snc oslOc. tow-
err mixed and light, s3o0s3Ao; heavy. ~ - -
f3Sk; skips. f3ssa0 shsep-hocsipts S.'o
head; shipments l.oo n'aa m ~, -" saons ,r
shade higher; natives. tAca 49, "es''s"
corn-fcd. AsVato.xos iotanr, S@v'os~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Death of a Richmond Man in Texas.

Policeman Maurice J. Griffin has re-
ceiyed telegram announcing the death of
his brother, James L. Griffin, IN Galveston.
Texas.
The remains will be brought to Rich
mOnd for Interment and viii arrive here
tomorrow evening and be taken to the
home Of his brother. No. 81 north Seven
tccnth street.
Deceased was native Of this city and
resided here until 1857. lie was fOrty-one
years old and unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Fire in New Orleans.
my telegraph to tho Dispaich'l

Nrw ORLEANS. January 22.--At 2 o'clock
,h1s morning fire broke out at No. Z
R Inlr street. spread rapidly; and IN
fey MINUTES the upper floors Of the four
lew lew r' building situated ON the southwest
corner of Baronne and Canal streets , 1Gcu.
pied by the Chess, Checker anu M, NH
Club. we're in flames, and the ehslo , ou'i',
ing and contents wete s NJ $40 Goo. The
The total loss IS ,. es'in'9 sssr ~ $4,000
,n " library, furniture, and tiNt9 e,
inIeS Domecey's confectionery on the hrst
floor. 2o4 Canal street. was also destroyed
The loss is well covered by Insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Academy of Music To-Nfo,hf.

AZ the Academy OF Music tonight viii
be presented the great London and New
York melodramatic success The Stowa-
way" II Is production of more than
passing beauty and interest. II Ia now en-
joying II England continuous presenta-
ton Of over five years. II was first pro.
duced in this country last fall, and has
since been presented with the utmost sue
cess in all the leading American cities.
The St0waway" Will be given tonight
only. as it was impossible to extend the Gu
parCmqnt longer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Steamer believed TO BeLost.
ny Anslo-American cable to the Dispatch.

LONDON. January 22.-The National Line
steamer Erin, from New York for London.
has now been out twenty-five days and
there IS hardly any doubt in maritime cir
Giles that some disaster has befallen her.
The fears concerning her safety have been
greatly augmented by the report made by
the British steamer Creole. at Bremen from
New Orleans. which on January 9th saw
steamers life-bOat adrift bearing the name
Erin. The Creole brought the boat along
side and took from it ten ash oars and a
mast aud sail. lfe-buoy, q steamers
bridge, and an awning were also seen
floating near the life-boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
MILLIONS INVOLVED.
A Suit Against the State of North Caro-
lima.
rHz Telegraph to the pIspatch.l

WASHINGTON. January 22.-Argument was
begun in the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day in the case of the state on
North Carolina and W. p. Roberts, Audi
tor. appellants. rs. 4. III. Temple. Inc
case grew ont Of the suit brought by rem
plc to compel the State 10 pay $1,000 worth
of special-tax bonds issued under the act
passed in 1863. and $500 interest money.
II involves the right of citizen 70 sue MS
State. and comes up from the Circuit Conrt
of the United States for the Eastern as
trct of North Carolina on ceTtificate OF
the division OF opinion. In order 20 nOat
tIe bonds the State provided for the levy
of n special tax to pay the interest on
them. and a statement to this effect was
printed on the securities. Subsequently
the law was enacted repeating the act dl-
recting the lew Of a special tax. and SUIT
is brought on the ground that this re-
healing act was unconstitutional as an
imnairment Of contract. IL is cOntended
in behalf of Temple that the Federal courts
have jurisdiction TO protect the citizen Oh
a State in the rights guaranteed MN by the
Federal Constitution from the unconstl'u-
tional acts Of his State. The State plants
itself firmly on the position that It cannot
be sued without It's consent, when mas nov
been given. Ex-SOlicitOr-GeneralP Philips
and +. l.. Andrews argued the case IN be-
half Of Temple, and X. ii. Battle repre-
scented the State. Attorney-General Ia-
wilson. Of North Carolina, will speak Tor
the State tomorrow. There are several
million dollars involved in the SUIT, when
was to have been argued at the last term
but was postponed owing TO Justice
Matthew's illness, a full bench being de-
sired TO hear the case, rs the court Is pretty
nearly equally divided on the issue raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23

All taxes assessed and collected under
o.. provisions Of this hill upon the pro-
l.ft. known as the William &. Alton adj
,.t .n." IN which addition Is situated the
Dee mouumcut.' shall be expended IN
sItug improvements on the streets, ave
,les. and alleys of said William e. Allen
Ui.htIun.'
THIS act shall be in force from its pas
sage. and tine tax herein authorized shall
be a.-,sscd Tor the wear 1899.
IS. All acts and parts Of acts III conflict
with this act are hereby repealed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Arrested for stealing.
nv telegraph to she DispatchI

lby toiogiapn '" 20" % N,,,,s co,,,a
ToRoNTo. CAN. January 2z.-N Tvs o ~
from Clarence. Ala, YESTERDAY 70 Wv ~" ~
that George A. Langstah, aesu CIV Wv s,ssl;n.,
90 90 ,o ea" Within an hour after the receipt
- iVo. a "as.a the yonpg man was taken TO
Oh IH' since since January LIST he has been living
! "a the Walker Honse. The charge AGAINST
81 h;, rny Is preferred by the Bell TelepaohRe
,,iaca named. He went South WITH ah OH
cor Last evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

(ReDorsed for the Dispatch-l
JAsuAsY %, 1890
foose tobacco sales to-day $500 pounds. with
7sc. highest and nc. lowest price.
Auction offerings on Change GO packages, CON-
posed Of 81 brights aud Is darks; taken In, IL.
Highest price for brights, $3.50; lowest, fli.7a
III ghest price for darks. els; lowest, ti.7o Ave-
rage-Brights, s27.i3; dsrks, ts.li. Ten pack
ans brights sold at from II 10 2Oc. % at from 20
20 9Oc, fG at from 30 TO acc, at from Al 10 &c.
and / at 52Hc.
acknowledgements collections: Cigars and olga
reties, s7sSiO tobacco, sa44s- so-total. s4,i7ao'
West Virginia sold we'll enough for the quality,
which, like color, Is falling on. DARK Gales
showed no Improvement ia quality. Cutters
keep up we'll in prices at auction. Little or mo-
thing OF tho cigarette combine Is heard Of on
fCnan1o now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
A 100000 Fire.
IBy telegraph TO the DIspatch.l

ST. LOUIS, No, January 22.-Tho exten-
sive mills and works of the Freeman Wire
and Iron Company. located on ST. Clair
avenue. in East ST. Louis. caught fire
about 1890 this morning, and with the cx-
ception OF the warehouse. in which there
was large amount OF manufactured stock.
were entirely destroyed. The plant wa
valued Mt 500 900, on which there wa
SEQ 600 insurance. The works employed
200 hands. and will be rebuilt at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23

AZ NEWMARKET Hall last night AZ 8
o'clock meeting was held 10 organize a
lodge Of the Fraternal Circle.
District Deputy J. A. Cosby explained the
objects of the order and presented long
list Of charter-members. Mr.. Ii. M Smith.
IT., was made temporary president. and
Captain ! Is. Angle secretary. Permanent
organization Will be perfected at the next
Jup.f,pr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
A Concession Cancelled.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i

PRovIDENcE, X. l., January PA special
cable TO the telegram from Para states that
the Provincial Government has cancelled
the concession of twenty refs per pound on
rubber granted recently TO the mercantile
companies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
MARKETS 8Y TELEGRAPh.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January % Cotton steady; ssles,
ia balea: uplAndr, 10 ii-i6.; Orleans, III 3-itc;
net receipts, E,s75 bales; export>-to treat bri-
tain L, 7yg bales; o. france. 9.2T bales: 10 ths
Continent l,Si6 bales: stock. bA,0s bales
Wheat nrmcr and quiet; No 2rcd. S6Ass6kc. IN
elevator: options fairly active. 'iahc. up AMI
nrm; No. red, January, 1hc; February
s6Ac; March, q &c: April, ShG; MAY We
Corn moderately active aud frmer; No :, 5'As
81 IS iGc I'm elevator: options less active. &c up,
and steady; January, 37'sr..; February, Sc.
March. ssSc Oats stronger ami fairly active;
options actlve, firm, and higher; January. ~ &C.;
February. goc. March. 2.Ac. Nay, sc 30. .
spot 2g's aisle: mixed western, q $aNhc. hoTs
auist aud steady: new, l0al6c.; Old. ssi.c.
Cofreo-Opiions closed steady and balls points
up: January. sl5.9iasldJ5: March, tlaso:
April. $3.50; May, sia9jaSiA05; spot Rio folrly
active and steady: fair cargOoe. sl9.7A sugar
Raw stoadJ and quiet: tsir refining, SIC: CEN
trifugals 9S-tcst. 3 Bile: refined arm and In
orleans easy. Rice quiet and steady. Petro-
leun steady and quiet; refined. 7.J0c. Cotton
seed oil duli and firm: crude fsc.; yellow. IA
35c RosinNuiet. TuTpentine dun and nominal:
Pork firm. Beet dun Beef hams quiot tiercet
beef quiet. Cut-meata dull Middles duh Lsrt
higher, strong. and quiet: western steam, fhO.
city steam $50: options-fchrnary, tbR.
March, fiil; May, f662 Freighis steady; cot
ton. i5-G4d gram. Bid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January s2.-Cssh quotations were
No. . spring and 40 ret wheat, 76Hc. No.
corn 2ac No. 2 oats. 2OSc. Mess-pork. tio.
Lard, fa92Hasash short-ribs. t.sSsstss.
Shoulders. st2asf3O: short-clear. saiOssAia.
Whisky. fi.0g.
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Adversely Reported.

IBy Telegraph % IHo DIoDfV'H'I
WASHINGTON. January 2.-ihe oehate
COMMITTEE ON Foreign Relations to-day
ordered an adverse report TO be made. on
the cali resolution requesting the President
10 open negotiations With Spain for the
purpose of Inducing that Government to
consent to the establishment of republic
in Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Trifing Fire.

An alarm Of FIRE from Box II. corner OF
Twelfth and Clay streets, was pulled in at
7.15 last night. A few shingles on the
wooden shanty at the extreme northern
end of Twelfth street. just beyond the
Colored Normal School. were burned.
The fire was easily extinruished, and no
damage worthy of mention was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
coIopeI CarrIncton's Condition.

The condition Of Colonel J. i. Caring
ton, of the Exchange Hotel, whose serious
illness was noted III the Dspdtli yesterday.
was not improved at 1890 this morning.
His condition was regarded az extremely
critical by his physicians, and the family
were very much alarmed about him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Profit-sharing Mills.
,..oe IA tho Dispatch.l

Pu1 RrER, MASS, January liz; M,I hare
managers OF number q Big .,, h'n ~ " ,bs
have been watching the ies nv Rour rne
profit-sharing experiment Good az authority
mill, aud it is stated , on s contemplated
ina, that's I NEVIS for the incentive offered
doing ~. ha' baln from leaving. an evil with
RsSpss az. avery large mill has bad to contend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23

1By Telegraph 70 the Dtspatcl

RALEIGH, January 22.-L. II. Adams. one
Of the Oldest and most prominent mer-
chants of this city, made an assignment
to-day TO W. Ii. Pace. The liabilities are
reported at SSj coo; assets estimated at
$4,000, consisting largely of real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23


PITTSBURGH, Pa, January 22.-An explo-
sion of natural gas about J:30 o'clock this
morning completely wrecked three-story
frame dwelling on Thirty-eighth near
Butler street, killing one person almost in
stantly and seriously iniuring eight others,
two of whom may die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
COTTON KEPonT.
cATJLe MARKETS.

Nsw YORK, January si.-Beeves- Receipts.
100 head. all for exporters and city slsushtess1
direct; no trading In beof cattle; dressed boef
nrm At Ba7hc. per pound for ordinary 70 prime
sides: exports, 800 quarters o. ocof. IodayS
carlo adyicos from London and Liverpool Quots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Caution.

Inotify the public generally, and espe-
cially on Church Hill, that i. j. Kan.
Twenty-seventh and Marshall. Is the only
dealer who has the genuine Is Select
Whiskey on Church Hill.
JULIEN BTyroED,
1907 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
FOUND FLOATING
Tho Body of Edward j. Cakes Discovered.

tSpocai seiegram 70 the Disp"''h' Z.
NoRroLK, Va. January 22.--The body OF
Edward j. Oakes. a merchant OF Ports
mouth, was found floating in the barpot
tonight. He has been missing since last
Thursday, and his friends supposed he was
on an excursion down the river. He was
young man about thirty years OF age, ana
bis death is q mystery.