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counsel for the petitioner. Mr.. w. L. Wal.
kins. II was, therefore. agreed that the
case ahOuli be Continued until Friday.

counsel for the petitioner. Mr.. W. L. Wa'-
kins. IL was, therefore. agreed that the
case should be continued until Friday.
TINED ron ASSAULT.
In the Mayors Court this morning the
case of Nelson Gaines (colored), charged
with assaulting and beating Dir. Henry
Crowder some days ago with a stick, py
which Mr.. Crowdcr was quite seriously Id,
jured, was called for trial and the accused
was fined SOS and costs.
AsAD CASE.
A commission de lundfico ilqrireT,dO was
held at the jail to-day upon Mr.. E.W. Spiers,
who was arrested yesterday upon suspicion
Of lunacy. He was adjudged insane, ana
application will be made for his admission
20 the asylum at Williamsburg. Mr.. Spiers
is a highly-respected young man, and hls
sad case excites a great deal Of sympathy
Rev. DR.. Richard McIlwaine, president
OF Hamden-Sidney College, is visiting
friends ia this city.
Lunenburg County Court was held yes
terday, but no criminal business Of interest
was transacted. The attendance on ac-
count Of the bad weather was small.
The receipts of tobacco for several days
past have been rather light, the planters
lacking a good season for handling their
crops. The much-needed season. however.
has come at last. and IT is expected a. soon
as the condition OF the roads will allow
that the receipts between now and Christ
mas viii be unusually large.
Preparations are already being made Tor
the Christmas decorations Of the churches
in this city, and tho usual demand for the
eyergreons from the country will be made
ROBIN ADAIR.
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myrlads Of emigrants take their way. Thou
sands upon thousands Of acres covered with tho
virgin forest still ewsit the axe Of the pioneer
"Holiing down claim on the frontier, 4!
should Do remarked, has other drawbacks be-
sides that OF disputed possession. Many an en-
terpri-ing settler who with indomitablo hardi-
hood has cleared the waste, just as "a scanIy area
y ready Tor tilsge Is stricken by ina Zoe OF tue
froutier,man-nalaria What a boon 20 that
man and his family Is Hostotter's stomach BIZ
ters: What wise foroIhought has nc shown II ne
has obtained an adequate supply. Tho isirest
fields Tor agricultural and mining enterprise on
this continent and abroad are subject TO this IN
nictlon. Protected by hostoiter's stomach BIZ
ters IL may be dehed. II will not do 70 connie
IN robust constitution alone. Malaria proc
trates tbs sIrong and weak alike. TAKE mo BIZ
ters. too tor rheumatism, dyspepsia, bilious
ness. kidney trouble. do lg-W(WrSSu
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, December 9. 1890.
Closing quotations at the Stock Ex.
change:
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
tRepor.ed for the Dispatch.l


tReported for the Dispatch-l
DEcKxsEH ., 1890.
Auction offerings on Change to-day "a
packages and II taken in. Highest, $2s.50;
lowest, s4.90--average, Sl2.20.
Loose sales at Shockoe warehouse, aS05
pounds; highest, go 80; lowest, si.ss. At
Crenshaw warehouse. 2,205 pounds; high
est. $40; lowest, $500.
Revenue collections Cigars and ciga-
rettes, Sl.59s.S5; tobacco. e92s.4s-total,
S2,57l.3S.
Private sales to-day were very hight.
Registered on Change: 81 O. Patterson.
II. w. Cobb, Greensboro. N. c.; Owen
Davis, Henderson. N. @.
Loose dark prices were sitter to-day
than last week. especially low grades.
New brights allowed no particular life.
Interior markets show no noteworthy
change. II is generally the case that re-
ported large crop Of tobacco proves over
estimated and short one is undsTesti-
mated. Those predicting avery large crop
some time back are nOv doubtful, sincs
tbs crop has been coming IN Tor months
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4 List Of Nihiilst. Pound.

ST. PErEBsBURG, December 9.-The wo-
man who IS now on trial here for cOunec-
ton with the NihilIst conspiracies Is o
niece Of Priyy Councillor Illinsky. the
Director Of tho Holy Synod. Her namo is
Olga Ivanowsly. The police found in her
room list containing the names and resi-
dences Of many Nihilists who have long
been sought for by the authorities. The dis
coyery Of the list will undoubtedly lead TO
a series of arrests. Several high eccleslas-
tical officials are involved aud startling
Developments are expected.
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R0OK AID JOB WORK NIA1L7
IA s 65511SSgg7i0 - fss ais' AlSs sSiss
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NEARING THE End.

The court decided 10 admit Mr.. Burton
az witness aud the case then progressed
slowly until O'Clock, the hour for ad-
iournment. The present outlook of the
case is that without fail the testimony
will be concluded tomorrow and the argu-
ment commenced. Court adjourned TO .
olclnck tn-morrOM.
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Action OF the Clearing Houss-Impofsant
Circulars Issued Regarding Checks.
fRr telegram 70 tho Dispatchl

NEw YORK. December 1.-The Loan Com.
mittee of the Clearing House to-day issued
Sl.TO.0O0 additional, making the total TO
date 1875. 900. The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company has issued q circular stating
on January LIST il will discontinueth the prac-
tce Of having its checks passed through
the Clearing House 1t has never been a
member Of the Clearing House. but its
checks have gone there as a matter OF con-
yenience 10 the banks IN it. Wells. Fargo
d Co. also announced that they had dis
continued making their clearances through
the banks on December LIST.
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FaIlure OF an Old WslI-street House.
fr,v teleCranh In the Dispatch.l

NEW York. December 1.-The failure of
Colbron, Cauncey & Co. was announced on
the Stock Exchange to-day. W. Il. Col
bron, who was the board representative,
has been member of the Stock Exchange
since 1856. The firm declines absolutely
TO make any statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

PARIS. December Am analysis OF
Koch's lymph for the cure Of consumption
has been made IN this city. 1t reveals the
fact that the remedy Is composed Of ptO-
maines of tubercular baccilli, which Is u
poison as yiruient as the venom of ser
hent: cvnnuro II gold. and glycerine
Glycerine preserves the ptomaines and the
cold gives the liquid it's brOWnish color.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw York. December 9.-The stock
market was quite different to-day from
that of yesterday, and in place of weak
ness decidedly strong feeling existed
throughout the entire day, and the upward
movement was interrupted only in the
forenoon, while prices never got down to
the level Of those last evening.
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THE DeLAmATeR BANK FAILURE.
Report of Assignees Not Satisfxctory-A
Warrant for the Arrest of the Cashier.
m ,aiagraph 20 tho Dfsra,.n

BY telegraph 70 the DlSpAcn-l
P1rrsBuRGH. PA. December "a special
from Meadyille, Pa, says that the state
ment Of the assignees OF the Delamater
Bank was not satisfactory and gives no
great degree of hope TO the depositors. 1t
Is said that a warrant had been issued
for the arrest of Victor NJ. Delama-
ter. the late cashier of the bank,
he being charged with accepting
money OF the depositors after banking
hours with full knowledge that the failure
was 10 be announced IN less than twenty
four hours. State-Treasurer Henry K.
Bower arrived here to-day. Senator Della
matters residence property Is worth SiiI, o
broken bank is located cost over 500. 900.
The home of Hon. George b. Delamater, on
Diamond Park, ought 10 bring $4,000.
while that of I. A. Delamater il worth
$4,000.
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Coax, December at meeting Of the
Nationalist here to-day the preliminary
arrangements were made for giving the
Parnell party reception on his visit 70
this city. One of the features of his well
come will be a grand torchlight process
sion. The Mayor of Cork presided at to-
davis meeting.
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. q D q
SU1rs.
A. sAKs & COMPANY.

Mothers know from sad experience that moro
depends on a suit than looks You wsns he
neat appearance-but you want it 20 last-and
you Won't unless it Is backed BY good, tough
qualities. You don't want tho same oil style
over and over sgain. ours is Just ike new
department. every season. Not a suggestion Of
the last Is present VEST FRONTS aud "sUBg
ENOUGH VESTS arc the novel features OF the
sHoRT-PANTs SUITS. The Lons-Pants suits
stand on that nne limo OF dignity tina, makes
them manly and genteel without being too old
for thor years. Youn like the patterns and
the cuts-and OF COURSE TIE PRICES.
A. SAKS & COMPANY.
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Yesterday twouty WeIl-armod mon lot
rapidly for the Indian camp. They will
be Joined by number of ranchmen, and II
tnck tho Indians. A special from Castor
says that not far from Buffalo Captain Nj.
Warren, O ranchman, with four of bis men,
attacked ralding party of Indians and
killed four. This story is not verified.
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Fatal Race Conflict In Alabama.
fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispateh.l

BrRMrvoHAM ALA, December "a
bloody fight between negroes and white
men is reported 20 have taken place near
Littleton. resulting in the death Of one
white man and the serious wouniing q
wounded, none killed.
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A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
THE HORRIBLE DETAILS OF HOLlO-
WAY WALLS DESPERATE ACT.
He Kills His Wife, shoots His Brother-in-
Law. and Then Kills
Himself.
Lspe.Ial telegram 70 the pI,pa.ch.I

CHARLOTTE. n. c., December 9.-News Is
just received here Of a horrible tragedy at
Henrietta Mills, Rutherford county. hol-
loway Wall shot and instantly killed his
wife, aud then shot her brother, and
wound upthe tragedy By shooting himself
Eighteen months ago Wall married Miss
Eva Haynes. A short time afterwards they
moved West. and after living together
eight or nine months he left her. Mrs
Wall was assisted by relatives TO return
home. where she has been since. Nothing
was heard Of Wall till to-day.
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Tnnr IInndrcd FnmiIie- in DIstres..

DUBLIN, December 0.-The priests on
Achil Island have appealed 20 Mr.. Balfour
to aid 400 families who have been reduced
10 distress by the failure Of the potato
crop there. Owing Co the lack OF proper
food they are compelled 10 eat diseased pO-
tatOes to keen from starving.
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The ALLIANCE TOUR or FLORIDA.
A Special Train OF seven Coae"es-i"'"p' pa
Barlow, aud Kisslmmeo To-Day
nv taloeranh 10 the Dispatca.l

TARPos SPRINGS, Fla. December s-Ihe
grand tour Of the States delegates to the
National Farmers' Alliance began TINS
morning. The route was from ocala 70
Leesburg. over the Florida southern rail-
road; from Ieesbure to brookesviile'
thence 10 Macon, aud thence over Tue
Orange-Belt railroad 10 Tarpon springs
and 81. Petersburg, at which place tns
guests were entertained for 'he nisnt.
The party numbers AGO people ana the
snecial train ~ made up OF seven passenger
coaches, all under the supervision Q, A.: 2.
Mann. Tomorrow the party VIII WISH
Tampa. Barlow, and Kissimmee.
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He arrived in the nearest city, about
nine miles from where his wife resides;
this morning. hired a conveyance, and
went out 20 see his wife. When he arrived
at the house be called ner 70 the door aud
at once drew his pistol and shot her down.
Then he shot her twice after she fell. Her
brother Wayne came 10 her rescue only 70
receive a dangerous wound IN the abdo-
men at the hands Of the desperate man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

The wrArHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and slightly warmer in the mern-
ing and afternoon, followed by cloudy
weather az night.
Range of Thermometer at the front door
OF tho DiSD1tot Office Yesterday:
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Mr.. G. NJ. Pond then made his appear
ance a. witness and testified that he heard
Mrs Balm say IN answer TO a question from
the Coroner that che was so much excited
she hardly knew who was talking or what
happened. Mr. Samuel Brittle, the next
witness. also sand ho heard Mrs. Balm say
she was 20 confused and excited that she
did not know exactly what happened.
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HIS PoNYsHIP.
GUESS.

Have You seen the pony yet' lie certainly
looks too cute for anything" trotting along In
his new suit Of harness. Only needs ono thing
20 complete the picture--his little ownor-Thats
it-who Is it7 Every little boy 10 Richmond is
casting obvious, longing eyes towards It, Have
you guessed on tho SEEDS IN THE PUMPKIN
YRT7 You must-uot once-but ofien-the Of
toner the more likely you are TO win tho prize
Christmas morning some ono gets 1t. Every
thing you buy IN our Juveniles Department en-
titles you to q GUESSING TICKET.
GUESS.
A. sAKs & COMPANY.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. December g.-Cash -four easy
and unchanged. No. aspiring wheat. ss4a
s9Jtc. No. red, 9Oisa9lc. No. 2 corn,
52i5c No. ? oats. $40. Mess pork, o.. i2lsa
S3.25. Lard. S5.62E. Short-ribs, S5sts oo.
Shoulders. SL50aSi62ll. short clear,
IS. 25aS5.S0. Nhiskoy. @lli.
nnLLnn IIinrD..
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An UNCHFCKFD ADVANCE.

Tho failure was announced of Colbron,
Chauucey * Co., an old and highly. re-
speoted house Of the street. but even that,
together with the failure of the directors
Of the Western Union TO recommend the
declaration Of an extra dividend, failed TO
create a ripple upon the rapid advance
then in progress. The movement met
with no check during the day and gains
over the lowest figures reached in some
cases IA much "a 1 per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
rHr ROOM on TIE nuLL smr

In fact the market was taken in hand by
some of the old bear party, who have
turned bulls, and prices were bid up rap
idly upon the shorts. The room was
formed again on the bull side and the up
ward movement seemed 10 meet as little
resistance as the bear raids did SO lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

LONDON. December 9.-The manifesto OF
the anti Parnell section of the Nationalist
party will appear tomorrow morning. 1t
Is reported that Justin Huntley Mccarthy
will resign his seat in Parliament and ODER
himself for reelection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

GRAIN AND c6TToN EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December 0, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
CORN.-sl4 bushels,
OATs.-l 600 bushels.
MEAL.--l00 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn. SO bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT. -Longberry. 90c.sSl; mixed, s9a
99c.; shortberry. ssa95c.
Corn White, 5SaG0c. mixed, 57a59c.
OATs.-Mixed, 47aj0c.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fine. g. 5OaS2.75: superfne,
80. 75aS325; extra. S350aS3.75; family.
S4aSi.5O; patent family, country. saba
S5.25.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDpIMG, 90.
Low MDDLNo. SIC.
COOP ORDINARY. Sc.
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RAlDlNG DESERTED RANCHES.
Indians Killing stock, burning Hay an
Grain. and Stealing.

OMAHA. Mr.. December "a special
from Rapid City ;. d.. SAYS: A band OF
Indians from Little Wounds camp have
camped about ten miles east Of Cheyenne
river, between the mouths Of French and
Battle creeks. They have been raiding
stock. burning hay and grain, and stealing
household goods.
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KILLS HIMSELF.

He then mounted his horse and rode
away. A party followed in hot pursuit
and found him dead by the roadside about
two miles away with bullet IN hls heart.
The community is Mortified at the tragic
deed. Wall was q dissolute man, but the
Haynes family is o highly respectable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
THAT CONFERENCE.
Interest In the Meeting at the Executive
Mansion.
tcorrespondenco Of the Richmond Disps,chl
pvrvRsBURG, December 9, 1890.

Correspondence Oh tho hlonnhoiu D'SVS'oui
PETERSBURG, December 9, 1890.
Tho conference at the Executive Man
- ON Monday night between Governor
W Mn on the one part and Captain
William &. Hinton, Jr;. Colonel French
nv NJ Patterson on the other. as report
ed in the Richmond papers today, =, has IS. ex-
SiIoe Tbose who have knowledge of what
nele, IN The conference, and this know
ledge iSei Is confined to very few; observe the
t ta,n Hinton Is here. but Colonel French
is still in Richmond; This srt much; h tgst
may be stated S SPon in the interest o Of
ace co gO1tf was Of strictly private ma
turo and that dcveOPmsnts may s or ta may
make the matter one Of great y pq iSn cd i'm
portance In this latter view ssSsi,od vii With in
therefore, results Will DC a"a''o" "''
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Ills.

HAGEMEYER.- Died, Sunday morning,
December 7th, at 40 o'clock A. NJ, at tho
residence Of his parents, FREDERICK
PHILIP. son of Frederick William and
Mary Hagemeyer; aged thirty years,
Washington. Baltimore. and Philadelphia
papers please copy.
LANDRUM -Died, December 7th. at s
O'Clock A. NJ. SAMUEL Y. LANDkUM, In
the fifty-six year OF his age.
Funeral took place from the residence
Monday. December 9Th. at 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.

The market finally closed active and
strong NJ the highest prices of the day.
The Gould stocks were very prominent IN
the upward movement. but It reached all
portions Of the list and the final gains are
moro pronounced aud more uniform than
for many day. Union Pacific rose ~ {;
Colorado coal and Louisville and Nashville
each. go: Northwestern and sugar. 80
Rock Island and Missouri Pacific each.
"a: silver bullion. 316; st. Paul and Jer-
sey Central each, 2i(; Atchison, "a; Bur
lngton. 2& Lackawanna. Chicago. gas,
and Southern Pacific each, %; Northern
Pacific preferred. ~. and others smaller
amounts. Sales: Listed, $4,000 shares;
unlisted, 1900 shares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

The MEN Folks.
$500 :

-
We don't feel right IN letting any opportunity
pass to call attention TO our stock Of MEMS
CLOTHING. We've got tho variety you expect
US to have. The moment you set your foot on
our first door tho immensely OF the stock i'm
presses you. and you feel cure there's Just what
will suit you here. 1t isn't considered an easy
task to give satisfaction 10 those who have been
In the habit Of having their clothes made TO or
der. We've got TO have our nrst failure to please
ever the most particular.
Giving you the same iabrics-made up on the
patterns as the tsilors use with only half The
purse demand-ieave no fault TO DO found
Oyercoats are running out as fast as We can
wall on you. Some want Dress Coat and
others want all extreme weather garment As
you say. wo supply. II you want TO sss the
finest overooat you ever saw for SIS ask for the
sNYTHR INVERNESS cHRvIoTs-Doubie-
breasted and beauties. Tsilors to mako EN-
so Our own creaton-sia
Dress yourselves from our wardrobe and
youl dress rich, and eheapl9
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C., and In Con-
nscticn Herewith the wes-
Their Indications
NV ,olegr.ph 70 tho p,.ps,cs.l

Iby Telegraph % mo Utpstu.I
- WASHINGTON, December 9.--Fore-
lTip cast for Virginia, North Carolina,
wv" and South Carolina; Fair and
warmer Wednesday and Thursday
southwesterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

Ex-Governor FItzhugh Lee arrived. in
the city last night from Glasgow and IS
stopping at the Exchange. The General is
looking well and is in fine spirits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
IMPRESSIVE CATHOLIC SERVICES.
Bishop Van de Yyver Gives the Benedic-
tlon-The Beautiful Snow.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispstch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch-l
ALEXANDRIA, December 9, 1880.
st. Mary's Catholic church here was last
evening the scene Of a most impressive
cerem0ny-the reception Of members into
the sodaiiti0s # the Blessed Virgin. Forty
three persons took the VOWS Of socialists and
were received into the ranks Of those who
are pledged 10 do special honor 90 Mary
the mother Of God. OF this number SIX
teen Joined the young mems sodaiity.
Bishop Van de Nyver, Of Richmond, who
has ALWAYS taken a great interest IN the
welfare Of the young men here, was pres
ent and gave the benediction to the new
socialists and the congregation present.
MISS MILEB's FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Miss Rebecca Miller, who
died at her home. on Prince street near
Alfred, on Sunday morning last, took
place from her home at noon to-day, and
was attended by a host OF the friends OF
the deceased lady. Tho interment was
private. Miss Miller was n most popular
lady and was loved by all who knew her.
THE SNOW
Alexandria is under snow Just now.
Early Yesterday morning 10 started coming
down. and ali day long the soft white
1akcsfell until M night the streets were COW
cred 90 the depth Of several inches. To-
day the warm sun has caused some OF 1t
10 disappear, but enough remains TO let us
know that winter IS here sure enough.
The Thermometer stands at a degree or
two above freezing.
State-Auditor Morton Marye was in
town yesterday and looked as CHEEKY o.
ever.
THR bishops MOVEMENTS.
Bishop A. Van De Vyver. Of Richmond,
stopped 40 the parsonage ~ 81. Mary's
church last night and left here after cele-
bration of the early mass this morning,
Tho Corporation Court Is now IN session,
but is transacting nothing but civil bust
moss. EuRAC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Mr.. Louis ROBBIE. an aged and highly
yespected ci,;rsn residing on Rome street,
in the wss v,s,Tsn norton Of the city. while
ont walking s'y yesterday, slipped and md fell s
upon tho Recovered pay .Sn ;.,;,,r;as ore
verely injured his back. MS ip hena,'ss az &c
regarded as the more serious oo'' -
his great age. uooL,s oo,,r,
The session Of Judge hancoSn ST., vou,
to-day was very brief one sa aax w WI ~
interest. The case set for ,ns an, va" lss .
injunction against the odd eaio a ss ao
citation, but IL could not be hos W. issdins
Of the sickness and absence Oh INC i'AdiS
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MAItRIAGES.

CULLEN HOPKINS. Married, Decem-
Der 3, 1870. at the residence of her father,
stewart. NILDRSb AooRE CULLEN to
Mr. WILLIAM y. HOPKINS. Of Lexing-
ton. Va.
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0AyT MN A DUCKING.

Two tobacco-planters of Amherst coun-
tv. while waiting at one of the warehouses
TODAY for their crops to be sold. became
involved in IA dispute in regard 10 the
merits of their teams. The discussion
finally became very warm, when one OF the
disnutants struck the other a severe blow
i'm The face. The assaulted party, who was
a very powerful man. picked the other one
mn I'M his arms. carried him to a large pool
M wafer i'm the yard, and gave HIM a good
duckinr, and then threw him into his
wagon where he told him 20 keep quiet
and cool of. The affair created no end Of
amusement among the tobacco-buyers.