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measure for closing debate would have
been adopted. II had been in opposition
to his views that these things had not been
done. He undertook TO say that the injury
caused to the pending measure by the
speeches of the Senators from Nevada and
Colorado (Mears. Stewart and Wolc,otD
had not been half as much an obstacle IA
the way Of accomplishing what he believed
10 DO the desire of the Republican party
OF the country as the fact that Republ can
senator's left the chamber at 3 in the after
noon or we're paired. He reminded Mr..
Hale that when there was an attempt to
get an evening session for consideration OF
the bill almost all the Democratic senator's
got up and walked out Of their seats into
the lobby.
BRETHREN DWELLING IN UNITY.
Mr.. Hale: There were only twenty-five
Republican senators here, and was one OF
them.
Mr. Hoar: And so was !. But think
that the Senator from Maine may have
learned something then with reference to
the reelection Of his Republican associates
end the purposes Of his Democratic an
tagonists.
NEED or A REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
Mr.. Mitchell here suggested, TO the great
satisfaction and amusement 81 Democratic
senators. that il was in order for the Senate
10 adjourn 20 that there might be kepuo-
lican conference.
Mr.. Hawley took Dir. Hoar's place in de-
Tending the closure proposition, ana after
another speech from Mr.. Teller relterating
his former position and a short executive
session, the Senate adjourned
House Of Representatives.
The House met. approved the Journal,
and adjourned untilFriday.
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BALTIMORE. December VI Cotton steady; mid:
| ding. ssc. Flour quiet; howard-s,rcc, sal
western super, tsas&to; DO do. ssrs, Ns ss
$40: DO. DO. family, t4coaso: city MILE NO
brands, extra. sa.a25; wlntor wheat patent
fasab0: spring do. 80 soafA, 40: do do straisni'
ssssAi5: do do extra, a. Gasth Mheas-
sen:ssrS dun, Ts .,foS Sa ninss rsa.
| spot, GsgsAc. December, s1ag'he; January,
gsssGAe; May, sL0sA ssio3<. Cora-sou.hern
nrm; white, c5aSgSa;, ysi9s, o,&ns;
| nrm mixed. spot, So sas7hoj year, IN as1xSi
January. 57s az Nc. May, S7haSsc. s,esmer.
h5c. Oats duh: upsrsjed southern aud fenn-
syivsnia ,saisa do western white, sssss s,a
| do 10. mixed. i7alsc graded NO uhite,
| 4skc. do. DO. mixed, ts4'Nc. hye au'ss.
| choice. sossic. good to prime. Na'vc. common
70 fair. Tta76c. Hay nrm choic9 nmosny. ,,,ss.
mess-pork, OLD, also. new, tn; ous-meeS
doose) shoulders, $3.50: Ions clear, 70 ciesr-uo
| sides. 81; sugar-pickled shoulders. 70 snssr
cured smoked shoulders, ~. hams, sman, tis ~
| large, SiO.ga Lsri-Rs1nei, $50; crude, tn.o,
] Butter steady: creamery. fancy. xsc. un' ,sn W
choice, 2ia26c DO. imitation, :ic. iadled tancy'
| 2eas3c de. good 90 choice. ltaSlc roiie. "nes
i i ssss frm ana active; iresn. sssesc,; Ice
house. &c. coffee dull: Rio cargoes far, ptc.
No. Z. IKE sugar steady srsn9iassd, s. ~;
! Al All 2lasi "a Freights 30 liverpool per steamer
steaiy-Cotton, Soc: nour, ies Sd. gram, ssI'
Corr for oriers, sssd.aas.6i. ssies-whesi'
| iO,bO bushels; corn, ss'So pusno'S
ST. LOUIS
ST lous. December 90 Flour 1fmer:
| wheat-No. 2, red, cash, 93kssSAc.; feorn-
usry, ahc; May, eo,tssdae; Sorn-S 49,. :,
al .sc Nay, loSsishc 9sis,,-No
cash, nkstsc.; May, ciosai al pnsc.
| Whiskoy, fLi4 Provisions nrmcr. fosk-
! New mess, $40. Lard Primo steam, 30. pfy.
salt meats Cboxsdl-shoulders, - lonss ana
shollders sLiS: longs aud rib, saio snort
''>''' wILNlsGToN.
wu4SGToS, n c., December 3o-rurpen-
tine firm at 3ssc. hosin hrm. strelnel.
| Ills; good strained, slgl Tar stesdy al l.t1
Crude Iurpeu.lne firm hari, NlJ; yeilos'd'H
tLO, virgin, tlsO
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, December S.--cotton-Set re-
coipts I a2s baIes; gross 1880 talea Futures
| closed steady sales 1880 bales: January.
sSNaSsgs: February, fg.i3slAi3; harcn. t9Ha
.axs: April g. igss94s: May. o. b3a,9 -; june,
s9s8aslbl: July, t9.72ss93; August, fa'2s
$685.: september, f1Nail5S
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December S5--yo0r.-cotton nrm
and Ia good demsai: American mifdlins. obd. /;
sales 1000 bales; American, $500 bales. specu-
latiou and export, 1000 baies receipts, ssvo
bales: American. u 800 balor. Futures steaiy;
January ani February. ; 1-oiao 1-eiao r-oil' !.
February AMI March. iOo;S il-etae l2-Sth. I,
March sud April, i4-f4a5 i3-,'aa io-oid,; hpni
and May, 5 is-6ia5 i9-8ii.: May snd Juse,
e2-6iaS 2a-6id. June July, 3eibii July ana
August. 81 i-oid.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IKsported Tor the Dispstchl
DECEMBER 3o.-Market quiet. Prime. 80. (; OK
! ira prime, 3Ac fancy. SIC, spanish, 2&aSr.
factory haul picked, 5EAsc
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TIE RULE uNNEcRssARY.
rur s1rrAr1oN rNroLERAnLE.

Mr.. Hale said the situation had become
10 some Republican senators who expect
ed 10 support the bill and vote tor 1t II an
onnortunity were given them almost IN
toIerable. The Senate was not without ex-
nerience in dealing with important mea,
sures. II could not be said OF tins biil
important though u was that II stood IN
inheritance above all other measures winch
Ind aeitated the country and the Senate
during the last thirty years. The Senate
heretofore had been able 10 complete and
mass Great measures and II ought 70 have
learned by this time whether the methods
which then prevailed could apply now and
tsts tho Senate out Of the rut into which
II had fallen. and somebody ought 70
kpow whether the old methods OF the
Senate could apply.
SOMEBODY OUGHT TO DO SOMETHING.
The great war measures had been bitter
lv opposed in the Senate, but these mea-
syres had been passed. All of the recon-
struction acts had met with determined
hostility, vet they had been enacted into
law. BY this time 1t ought TO be known
whether the old methods would pass the
pending bill, but they had not been
tried. The Senate was not trying
ala methods nor the new method
winch some senators thought must be re-
sorted 10. He did not know from any,
filing that had occurred upon the other
s,de whether the Democratic senators had
1eterminod 10 resort TO undue means to
defeat the bill. Nothing had shown ";
Long speeches, instructive speeches.. had
been made on both sides, but he couiu not
know until the matter was bfougnl 70 the
test whether the senators ON the other
-de had Determined upon any extraordi-
nary proceedings. without impusn inp
the steadfast devotion Of the Senator from
Mas achusetts to this cause he would sng-
gest that the time had come when tne
Senator should find out what ought TO DO
HoAs's WAT.
Mr.. Hoar said that II hs had had his way
the peuding measure would have been
brousht forward last session and some
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those in the proceedings instituted
by the Democrats against Clerk yewstt
relative 10 the preparation of the
roll Of the next House. On account
of the absence of Chief Justice Doe
and Associate-Justice Bingham the matter
was postponed until next Monday. Before
adjournment James II. Frink, for the DEM
ocrats. moved that Jewett be required to
state unequiyocslly what his inteation was
a. TO rlacing the names OF forty If en-
titled or conditionally elected representa-
tives upon the roll. Judge Allen said that
the court would consider the motion.
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0HN FHHNLToIU, W.
LOUISVILLE, m. NEW YORF, NV
lee 2s-su, WV &Flotptcofri


DEALT
BLANK.-Died. at the residence of his
parents. 1905 west Cary street. December
q, 1890. WILLIE g., only son of J.. c. and
l.. A. Blank: aged fifteen months ana SIN
teen days.
REDFORD.-D at 1880 o'clock A. NJ,
LILLIAN MAY, daughter of Robert and
Emma Redtord aged five years two
months aud twenty-five DAYS.
The house is Sad and silent now
Since thy bright smile is gone.
A mothers hope, a fathers loy,
I'm deaths cold arms doth lle.
Farewell, my bright-oyed lhLLLAS.
Our darling little love,
Thou art gone 10 meot thy saviour
In thy heavenly home above.
We miss her; words cannot express
The loss We now sustain,
Yet she - in Heaven az rest,
Oh why should We complain
Little LILY thou has loft Us
In this wide world alone,
But we know there Is no sorrow there,
Darling, where thou art gone.
The funeral will take place from her
fathers residence, 4N Louisiana street at
2:3O o'clock THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON. Friends Of die family are invited
to attend.
BEDFORD. Died. at the residence Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary S. Miller, 1916
west Cary street, December 30th. at quar-
ter past IL o'clock, OLIVE MOSELEY. the
only child Of AlonzO aud Kate Il. BEDFORD f;
aged one month.
The little crib - empty now,
The little clothes laid by;
A MOTHERS hope. fathers 10Y.
In deaths cold arm doth lie.
Go, little pilgrim, 10 thy homo
On youder biissfnl shore
We miss thee here. but soon will come
Where thou hast gone before.
Interment at lakewood at 3 o'clock
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Stanton papers please copy.
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EDUCATORS OF coLoRED YOUTH.
Meeting Of the American Association at
Atlnnta.
IBy telegraph 70 me Dlspstch.i

Ar1ASTA. December S0.-The American
Association of Educators OF Colored Youth
convened here this morning, q large
hunter OF prominent educators from oil
parts Of the country, but especially from
the South, being present. Professor James
NJ. Gregory. of Howard University, Wash
ingtoii. ID. C., president Of the association.
called the meeting to order. DIR. Kinks. OF
Atlanta University; Professor A. ST. George
Richardson. of Morristown College. and
Professor J. G. Murray delivered addresses
of welcome, which were responded 10 by
the President. The most important com
mites is that made of Professor j. z. Muir
raw, Professor W. s Scarborough, OF Ohio;
President j. f. Rankin. District OF Co
lumbm; Rev. +. j. Grimke, District OF Co
lumbia; President Il. NJ. Cravath, Iennes-
see. and President d. J. Satterheld. North
Carolina.
W. S. Montgomery. ii. D., delivered a
very exhaustive address on the relative
mortality of the colored race. The con;
vent ON will be in session two days, anu
much important work Is expected.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, ard acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, m. NEW YoRF, NV
lee gs-su, wlwl&FlotptcOfri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
The ArInOr Of Fashion.

1--WE wore you ard needed any FUtLDREss
"rigging we'd attend TO getting II AT ONCE
You'll want to go autobiography III DO
In EVENING DREss-and youql feel Ike nsh
out OF water.
Nobody taxes any stock nowadays IN getting
any Increased satisfaction from a tA1loS- We've
driven tia, ghost Of claim 10 ths valiant
you1l g,vo us ten ninuies io-csy-n yoa esni
do any bsl,er-we'n dr,ss you out Lev from BOP
to loe--or supply any Of ms factor. q -eSrreci
drslsp sinEiL
we've rot the conventional "swslov-tsl"
mais UP In BlAsk cl0tb azs tns nno Engiiah
Whip Cord We can shos you couple OF dozen
patterns Of fancy SIX wsis,coa,s. fhe Tuxedo
the "ciub eoat"-and what every man ought to
have who owns q Full Dress sultan Inverness
ONorcoAl lBeso arc lalnso yV| ""o Law 0'"iJ-
where-gowHERg but HBRR-msny Of them.
Tbs nov sHIAT PATTERNS are in--sns pro-
per tin,s In GLovEs-tss rlghrly-snsred cRA-
vATs-ths latest thing Ia HAsDkRHchIRFs-
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS CRUSH
HATS.
VIVA, slse' PRICES ON ALL OF rHIh THAT
WILL FIT YOUR puRsgAs SATISFACTORILY
As THE GARMENTS WILL YOUR FORM.
But youil naturally surn to rs--i' Is only
question Of your being in TINA A bins Is good
IS sermon.
BRAR IN MID sass owing 70 our asaovAL
SALES yoa sxe entitled 70 4 DISCOUNT OF 10
PRa cRSE on everything yoa buy.
"A. SAKS 4 CO.
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City Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday Judge Wexford
directed an order 10 be entered author
izing the trustees Of Venable-Street Baptist
church 70 cucumber the church property
to an amount not exceeding $4,000.
The following suits were instituted; u.
Quinn az Sons Is. Dario Guidi for ,2l7.l5.
Attachment sued out and levied on goods
i'm the defendants store.
Blair Burwell. administrator, &C.. as.
William f. Mercer for $50.
Snoderass. Murray b Co. Us. Henry IL.
Never for S35S.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31

ct Broderick's Patch yesterday was the
He frst shot the Hungarian In his saloon,
then killed his wife, and then blew bis
brains out, The Hungarian Terello, who
was supposed TO be the murderer. was IN
the saloon and witnessed the trngedy ana
ran away from fright. He tells the above
story and il is corroborated By others VINO
saw the killing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
4 THREATENED SHUTDOWN.
Reduced Rates Demanded or Ten Thou
sand Men May be Thrown Out
nv tala0ranh IN tbs Dispatcb.l

PITTSBURGH, PA, December S0.-At a
meeting of the furnace owners Of the She
mango and Mahoning Valleys. at foungs-
town, o., this afternoon it was unanimous
ly decided to shut down twenty-three fur
naces in that district on January the l0tn
and not resume operations again until the
railroads and coke operators ooncede their
demands for lower freight rates and re-
duction in the price Of coke. Nearly ten
Thousand men will be thrown out OK en-
ployment by the shutdown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
eA, ROAD ABSORPTION.
Tho Louisville and Nashville ana tue NOR
folk and western Connection.
,..,.rranh n the Dtspatch.l
fBy telegraph TO the Dtspatch.l

Nrw YoaK. December 30.-it Is an
nomnced that the Louisville and Nashville
Iii absorb the Alabama international rail-
road !" on January list The latte. roadi: com
,,osed 81 tha consolidation Of the. Annis-
lon and Cincinnati and Admission and Allan;
10 roads. which were acquired several
months ago The Admission and Atlantic
was narrow.cauge line, but 1t has
been changed to o standard gauge. AZ
extension OF forty miles TO coeneos Win
the Alabama railroad has been built, 30 That
the entire line in length rs izS miles. Inc
Louisyill and Nashville expects 70 complete
i T. son1s;stt' sna a Ws.ts9u 81 April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
LOSS OF A SCHOONER AND CREW.
The Lucinda G. Potter Capslzed on Barne-
gat-One Seaman Survives.
lBy telegraph % tho Dispatchl

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, December 3O-The
schooner A. ID. Iamson. which arrived
here to-day, has on board the body Of Cap
tain Evans, of the schooner Lucinda q.
Potter. from Boston for Norfolk. The cap
tam of the Lamson states that the Potter
capsized at sea December 2Sth, about
thirty-eight miles of Barnegat, N. }.
Captain Evans and one seaman were taken
of the capsized vessel by the Lamson. but
the captain died soon afterwards. The re-
mainder of the Potter's crew were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
PubIisher Peterson Dead.
"Uff"
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

Eb1 toleKIHPH 70 s111 I'7F"s71''1
PBrLADzLPH1A. Pa, December A.-Theo-
philus Il. Peterson. the senior member OF
the book-publishing firm Of II. b. Peterson
a Co.. died to-day at his residences In this
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
Train wreeksrs Sentenced.

Troy, N. Y, December 3o.-John J. Reed.
who was indicted with Cain and Buett for
misplaciDg the cabbage" switch on the
Central Hudson road near Greenbush gu.
ring the big strike. was sentenced TINS
morning 10 seven years imprisonment in
the Clinton prison at Dannemora- Sain
aud Buett pleaded guilty. Cain gets three
years and eight months and buest Two
years. Buett was q dupe used by others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. December So.--rhe stock mar
ket today experienced q complete change
In temper. and under persistent bear
hammering finally closed almost invari-
ably lower than last evening. NOTWITHSTANDING
,hst the general outlook was, anything, I'm
proved and the money market worked easier
than yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
I'll. s,.auer The,saIv Duyned.

LONDON, December s0.--The British
steamer Thessaly, Captain Gooden. from
New Orleans ria Norfolk, December 10th.
tor Hamburg. was burned in the North Sea.
The crew has arrived at Gees Femunde.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
FENAsCfA AL
The VIRGINIA Debt Settlement.

IHO III Hiulu blUV hOt'iN"'@"
NOTICE.
rhe Bondholders Committee has iormuissod
q Plan Of settlement for tho debt n VirginIs,
and tho Same hss been unanimously approved
ami recommended ~ the Advisory Board. coz
slsting Of
HON. GROVER CLEVELAND,
HoS. THOMAS y. BAYARD,
HON. EDWARD !. PHELPS,
Mr.. GEORGE s. CoR,
Mr. GEORGE q. WILLIAMS.
Notice is hereby given ~ parties In Interest
that copies Of such proposed Plan Of soitlemens
can DO obtained on aud after Monday. December
20. 1890, without cosi, at
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW
YORK, 81 Wall street. New York city.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY q COMPANY.
Founders Court London. T. C.. Hngsnd.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE,
Baltimore, Nd.
TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK or RICH.
MoND. Richmond, Va
FREDERIC r. oLcoTT.
CHARLES d. DICKEY. JR.,
WILLIAM l. BULL,
HUGH X GARDEN,
HENRY BULGE,
JOHN GILL,
Bondholders' Committee
@. 4. ELLIS.
Secretary Of Committee, 81 Wall street
NEW YosK. December "a, 1890.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY n, 1891. THE DgPosiTARIEs ACT
ING UNDER THE AGREEMENT fok THE
SETTLEMENT or THR VIRGINIA DEBT,
DATED NAY ~, 1890, WILL NOT RKcBIvE
ANY FURTHER DEPOSIT or VIRGINIA
BONDS AND COUPONS EXCEPT usDEH sPE-
CIAL CONTRACT WITH THIS COMMITTEE.
BY ORDER OF THE coNMITrgg,
do Y-2it FREDERIC L. OLCOrf, Chairman.
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Ill sn.n.naaa

BxnLN. December, so.-Work has been
suspended in the Government factory at
Spandau, owing to the reservoir connected
with the works having become frozan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
Rcpub,,enn Attempt a Fraud.

Coxooap, N. H., Deeembes 90: The su-
preme Court met In special session at tho
Senate chamber this evening 70 consider
the question concerning the election In
Somers- Worth senatorial district. and also
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DzcBaBsR 20. lsDO.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DECEMBER 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-76 bushels.
CORN ,i90 bushelL
OArs.-l,000 bushels.
kYE.-50O bushels.
SALES.
WHsAT.-76 bushels.
CoRs.-7gJ Dushes.
QUOTATIONS..
WHBAT.-Longbsrry, 93c. asi.0a Mixed, 92c.a
sl02 sh0rtbsrry. 9lc.asi.0l
COgS.--White, 59a8Oc. Mixed, Sac9c.
OArA-Wnlts. No. ?. t9ao0c. Mixed. No. z. Ba
i35c. Rejected, 2ai5c.
RYK-75asOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
AN ALABAMA TRAGEDY.
Hughes Shoots Gillespie for Telling y
Lady He Had Negro Blood in His Veins.
tIyv telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

NASHVILLE. December 30.-At Delamoto.
Ala, yesterday, Mat. Gillespie, q young
wounded by John Hughes After he fell
pistol WIS placed in Gillespies hand by
friend and he shot Hughes three tin as, but
the extent Of the latter's injuries are not
known. Hughes and Gillespie had been
visiting the same young lady and the latter
told her Of a rumor that Hughes had negro
blood in his veins. The story was repeat
ed to Hughes by the young lady and he
started out 10 hunt Gillespie. he found
him, aud the result was as stated above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
A BIG RAILROAD SUIT.
The Company VIII BE Allowed Time to
PAY tho Obligation.
[By telegraph 70 The Dispatch.

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, December 30.-George
r. Eager, the man who built the Knoxville
Southern railroad, to-day brought suit in
the Circuit Court 10 declare lien in his
favor against that road for s42i ,925. This
is purely formal matter and was antici-
pated. No receiver is or will be asked Tor.
and the company will be allowed time TO
raise tho money 20 pay the obligations,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Irish Leaders state That Parneil and
O'Brlrn VIII Have Another Talk.

lBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstchl
BouIoaYR. December 30.-The leaders Of
the Irish party who have been IN con-
ference here have issued the following
announcement: "Parnell and O'Brien met
here to-day They had prolonged con
versation which viii be resumed in q few
days"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
pRoNorNcrp DECLINES.

Louisville, Isckasanns, kock Island, AMI some
Of the others were very prominent In the down.
ward movement and from the best hgures OF inc
forenoon there wero declines extending to Y.
por cent THIS was IN the regular list but In
sugar rcflneries more pronounced decune toos
nIaee. a rumor that one II tho suits against the
trust had been decided adversely helping 10
depress the price. Lackawanns lod the break
in the afternoon, and here WAS thought 10 Dc
fran realizing 90 Tho recent rtse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31

ton. Tho buifs cspturcd ne oats msssJ
early 10 tho day and worked prices up.sN
several potcnee. The narhes opened ~ w
Tor Nay and advanced slowly 10 u1sc, unen w
~ az, vhen there wss q reaction OF &c. Ihs
closing price UlIcl wss ic. higher than yeser.
DAYS closa. May pork opened 81 from eiiV.
Sif. 10. ana declined TO lilo Win proospv
vaneea 70 siLz.S, and tho market Was ~ Out
side figures ~ trading ceased
the iesdipg futures ranged - follows:
WHEAT. Op<n,nc. Hishest CIes'n9'
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Ihe Eprptian COTTON Crop.

CArRo, December 30.--The receipts OF
Egyptian cotton TO date amount TO 100
900 eantars, against 2.2cO, 900 cantars ct the
corresponding date last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December s0-Bsltimore and
Ohio stock. 96 asked; Cincinnati. WASHINGTON
aud baltimore lsts, 9s asked; consolidated
gas bonds, il3alilH; do. stock, 45kato-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
A BREWERY ROOF FALLS IN.
Twelve Men injured, Two OF Whom Died.
Narrow Escape of the Others.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatoh.l

IBy telegraph 70 the Dispetch.l
NV YORK, December 30.-The big
brewery of Herman Kohler, occupying the
whole block at First avenue between
Twenty-ninth and ThlrtIeth streets. was IN
course Of reconstruction and was crowded
with workmen, when Suddenly and without
any warning the roof fell in this afternoon.
Twelve men were hurt. Two died Of their
INJURIES