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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January g. Cotton firm: ssies. 20
bales; upisnds, 10 5isc. Orieans. 10 eigc nos
receipts, i5,0,s bales sxDorts--to Great Britain.
nsni Il. is bsis. stock, sss,soI bsi.s southern
noar duh Wheat frmsr and dun; No red
So. asji.c 10 elevator; options duli and gepe-
rally sake. up, and frmi No rod, January,
aud stronger; No. .. ssAa5sr. IN elevator OBJ
tons less a:fi,e and SaAG up and FIRM: jana
AIRY, 3Skc.; February. Ssc, hsr, sSsc. osss
stronger and quiet options duh ani nrmsri
Bops nrn. Coffee-Opiions quiet. Jaauary,
slasasi6: February. siae5ssi6: May, SOS
slGI0: spot Rio higher and fairly scays: fsir
esreoes, ioac. sngar-kenned nrn AID Isir,y
leans quiet Rico steady and quiet Petroleum
QUIET aud steady: redaod, 5.50c. Cotton-seet
OIL stronger. crude. Ebc; yellow. 81 ho.in
dun. Turpeniine auie, a - 81. fofx ecuss
beef duh. cnt-meais In good demand picsisd
bellies. SA23aSaSl Niddies dun Lard quiss
aud steady: western steam. f6.IyN; city steam,
sA7o; optlons-Janusry. H.B; february. ios;
May. sas7. Froishls 70 Liverpool frfner; coz
ton, 1854. grain, 5Nd
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, January s-Trsdlng ia wheat wss
only moiorateiy active to-day And tho fcelins
weaker aud prices averaging slightly loser fhaa
yesterday. RE ocal crowd felt rather ooafisn
during the early part q the session. but the GOV.
the further decline and steStled Tho market.
some outside orders were received. but trading
for the meet part was local. There we're sotos
small lots Of long wheat closed oa. but the Ofsr-
ings wore NOS A. heavy as yesterday, ~ tho sams
tine the demand wss slso iiHiitei m At 0f me
session. The market opened ~ shout she ciosing
figures Of yesterday, ruled easy, and with Only
slight iuctueiiOn- reccded f.asr. hold steady.
and clored about Ahkc. lower nian yesterday.
Corn was traded IN oulT 90 Dloaera'e entens
and the feeling was hrmer. Trsnsafiiona wers
c0naned mainly % May. no market
opened q shade above tho closing 81 yestsr-
day was drta. though no advance of consequence
was recorded. AMI mai hg0res were shads
higher thsn yestsrday Oats we're uaiei In
moderately and q slightly frmer feeling pre-
vailed. especially on near futures. which -oi AZ
Lahc. styancA The strength was duo "a lgut
offerings aud exports from New \ ora Yesterday.
May hold steady a. tha same price a. Tor several
DAYS past Win a fair volume ~ business. very
llt.is business WAS transacted Ia PORK irices
averaged a trire sicter. AID toe market closed
steady AZ medium prices trailing IA lsrd vas
light and prices without material change. A NJ
tie moro business was trap8acted IA shortrlt,,
hut the volume OF business WAS light The mar
ket showed iitie more strength. and prices
ruled 2Ac. higher, closing comparatively steady.
Inc leading futures were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
DOOMED TODlE.
A Brutal Father to ENpatiate His Crime
on tho ScanOid.
Special telegram 20 Tue Dispatch.l

TTIlIIllI Ut III = 't1' IT l77'T''I'I
RALuoH. n. c.. January s.-Governor
FOwle TO-DAY decided not 10 interfere III
the case OF J. Claude Parrish and the lat
ter will thefore be hanged here early next
Friday morning. The execution VIII be- in
the iail-yard. and only q small number OF
spectators will be adm tied. Parish,s Of
fence was assaultine hig own daughter,
some twelve years old. lastyear.
Earnest efforts have been made for three
weeks 10 secure cOuu0iaton or SEN
teuco. but the evidence o. the physlcans
who were selected Oy Parrish himself Was
dead AGAINST the prisoner. aud left him no
chance to escape rom the death penalty.
Parrish IS a white man about forty years
old.
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The suns Estimate.

Iby WIesfBNu % tI-5 I'5VsVS"'f
baltimore, January s.-The S,0i Slnde-
pendent) estimates that Senator wilson
will be reelected by the Legislature on the
first ballot, receiving forty-hve votes.
thirty-nine being necessary TO Q choice.
The Sun estimates that in the State SEN
etc and House Of Delegates there Is but
ont. Hill Democrat as against nifty Cleve-
land Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
Arrested at the Inquest

TREsToS. n. j., January s.-The Coro-
ner's inquest into the death Of Mrs. Knit
After a few witnesses had been heard Miss
Purcell was put on the stand. but By in
struction OF her counsel abe refused to an
swer any questions put 10 her. The in
quest resulted ia the arrest of DR.. Kniffen
and Miss Purcell, who were placed in
nrisOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
Himself the Victim.

I'U"7-IiI l7tIt III u wv 177''f77''7'''I
GRAFTON. ". Va. January s.-Flhu c.
Moore, prominent merchant and liquor
dealer of Huttonulle, Randolph county,
poisoned himself and died IN great agony
to-day Moore had large quantity OF
cheap wines. which he dOotored with dycS
10 make 10 resemble whiskev Before sell
ing be determined 10 drink some hlmselt
10 ascertain the effect Of the poison IN the
dyes. 1t killed him in a few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

Ngw YORK, January Stu the stock market
to-day coal stocks, ana Reading IN particular,
were the pivot upon which the dealings turned,
aud In them large blocks OF stocks changed
hands while the general market was quiet ana
moved within barrow Limits as ususl. Large
selling orders we're cahied 20 London lest eve
ming with the effect o. opening the road stock
OF over per cent If thAs centre. and this de-
cline was partially reelected in tie opening tnls
morning. 10 soon became evident that there
was mighty effort being made either TO cover
shorts or O. compel them 10 cover, ana though
the pressure In Reading Was sufficient 20 cause
decline Of Is par cent ~ the opening, tho cali
Ing In d! ali the lo9ued stock with the most pro
I nounced support given the stock soon brought
it, price up about ~ per cent The stock
loaued ga high a. l-s2 premium, and dealings
Tor tho ilrst hour we're enormous, running up 10
IS 600 shares IN the first nftesn minutes and over
20 900 for the hall hour, and 5000 FOR The hour
After opening AZ 0'4 u touched 5'>s, but tnis sd,
vance was nOs al, held. Other cosl stocks uid
even better han this. and Delaware and HUDSON
was up 10 $50 against IAN last evening, ano
Jersey central u lE~ against lsoH. Lacka-
wanna WAS also extremely sciiye, though Nesl-
incs did not reach such high flgures a. In Read
INK and the stock displayed more positive
strength, rising from 1854 70 lsS Ia the brst
hour. = rise Of 80 per cent, from its lowest
point % yesterday. At noon there vas CHAT go
iu me temper q. the market, aad the besfs
returned 90 tho attack, putting out large BLOCKS
OF Reading. which finally depressed u TO iraf-
ton below ~ lowest price OF yesterday. LAKE
/
clhc wcra paid attention 10. though in Atchison
I only q marked success was met with sugar,
however, folt tho fun force Of toe bear strength,
and numerous stories we're circulated about dis
ssnsious in he trust and outside competition,
which prncipiiated large blocks Of stock upon
the market. with the result OF depressing the
price from ifB 10 J3k, with sales az seller-oO
md 81 LeckAwanna and the rest OF the gen
erai iisf we're held hrIn, and late IN ms Jay
q limited covering movement sent prices
up somewhat: the market nnAly closing
quiet and arm generally az fractions better
insn the Openipg ngures. The nnal changes are
quuo Irregular, though tho declioes arc rather
more humorous, ans whie Delaware and bud-
son Is up 2b. Lackswanna ~, and Jersey Gen.
trial por cent. Tennessee coal, watch was par
trllariy we Ak in The last hour, closed down -,
sugar /, aud others generally less than y per
cent. Sales aggregated 3'2,5s1 shares listed and
49, unlisted.
Ectninr.-r rrnaugc moro active and strong NJ
AL lf0h. Money easy a. % =, closing onerod
u j. sab Treasury balanc"@--toim, lhl~ifOh;
currercv 3 .0n Govern ments cull tni
al ady for 40. 80 GEL. ~ ex. coupons
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Death of Admiral Iadior"'
fpv taIapr.knh 10 tho plSpNlcN.l

WASHINGTON, January S;-Rear-AnmlrM
William Radford, United States navy, re-
tired. died at his residence III TINS cry TINS
evening after brief illness. naive Oh
Virginia. he entered the navy tlon MS v,
tine OF his death Was, with the single eS-
ception of Rear-Admiral Selfridse, the ST.
ninr officer Of tbs navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

lpr ,eIerrarn % lhs pisps,e!

TOY TVIEsTNT 70 10 VI'F"FF'''I
WAsHisoToy. January s.-~Bids were open
81 a. tie Treasury Department to-day for
stone and brick-Tork on the snperstruc-
fure Of the pOst-ofiice AZ Charleston, the
lowest bid being that 81 y. A. j. Sullivan.
Of Charleston. of Sl34.O00 for granite and
Hls7 Goa for marble
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I.yncied.
fBy telegraph to tho Disp.,eh.l

TBy EI3gfapH y E15 UT -, -
New ORLEANS, January s.--Ihe Times
Democrats Bayou Sara Ia.) specini says
Henry Ward. the negro boy who nufoered
". Ii. Bensong. OF Norway, IA gu en-.
ploye Of Frencb's circus. on tie n'n mn =.
night by a body of masked men and hang
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, January S.-A special
from Topeka says W. /. Egleson, IOpe-
ka man. who is endeayorlng to induce tho
Oklahoma. has already succeeded in send
inc 500 negroes there. They are mostly
from Topeka. and have loft during the
,,spt NV rnpnfhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
A Physician Jailed for HoDbins a Grave.

WtsHrNGrov. Jauuary s.-Dr. Beall, a
Dbvsiciau of this CITY. was arrested about
two weeks ago charged with roobing q
grave in the Congressional cemetery. To
hight his case came up in the Police Court,
and the Doctor was convicted. He was
sentenced to six months imprisonment IN
iail and required 10 pay fine Oi > 100.
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The Officers OF United states Court Privy
to Fraud.
lny leIegrspn % lhe Dispatch. ]


JACKSONVILLE. Fla. January s.-There
was sensation in the United States Court
room to-day. The case against one Charles
"A Democrat Of Leon county, was being
tried. He j. under Indictment by the grand
iury for election frauds. In this and oil
other similar cases dcfcndenf's counsel
has uniformly moved To quash the indlct-
ment on the ground of tho Illegal drawing
of the grand jury. c. q. Kirk. the deputy
United States marshal of Nolusa county
was put on the stand, and reluctantly pro-
duced the following letter;
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July s. 1899.
Q. G. Kirk, Esq.,, De'aad, Fla:
Sir.-You will at once confer with Mr..
Blelby and make ont q list or iftv or sixty
names OF true and tried Republicans from
your county registratlOD-hst for jurors in
the United States Court and forward thf
same 10 Hon. p. Walter, Clerk OF the
United States Court, AZ it is necessary ia
have them at once, O. You can see. Please
acknowledge this. / am yours truly.
JOHN Il. SiIZELLT.
United States Marshal.
7. :. Please get the names Of the parties
ne near the steamboat and railroad stations
~ possible.
The law provides that the names Of ju-
r0rs shall Doe selected without regard IL
Doliticai affiliations. vet here was tho case
of marshal directing that the names OF
only true and tried Republicans he
placed III the box. Judge Swain, how
ever, world not admit thu letter IN evi-
deuce. Kinks letter in reply transmitting
sixty Republican names 10 Clerk Walker
is on fle in the lattcr's office, but lie ha-
INITIATED the portions which reveal the
fact that the names selected were those OF
Republicans. There Is great indignation
among Democrats aud Republicans alike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
EASTERN LUNATlC ASYLUM.
Resignation of DR.. Clopton Accepted
once Of Assistant RIntron Abolished.
,,-...- , ,,,., q tho pfct.r,,,.,g pis,o,.,.l

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. January g, 1890.
The Board OF Directors Of the Eastern
Iunatic Asylum met here to-day in qu1r-
t.Ily meeting, and as there had been for
several weeks runors of the resignation ot
ono of the doctors more than usual ILL
t.ros; centred III that noighbOrhood as tho
time Of meeting draw near. The resigna-
tion of DR. John CloptOu. the first assist
ant physician. was laid before the board by
the president, Colonel Walter II. Taylor,
and was accepted. The resignation takes
effect on the 15,h Of April next, and is
caused 10y III health Oh the part OF Dr.
Clopton, who for the past eighteen years
bias proved most competent and faithful
officer % the uulortuuates committed TO
his care
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
cloudy in tho forenoon and clear and colder In
tho evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
DEATHS.

ELLIOTT. Died. ~ hi, residence, In New
York. Tuesday, Decenbe -, is'9, o. pncnmonia,
JANIS A. kLlIOfI. second SD of James AMI
Martha Elliott
MOORE Died. AZ the rss.fence % his sisters,
1871 gost Marshall street. JOHN MOORE, 10 No
nfiy-seventn year Of his age.
Funeral from mo house at II A. N. TO-DAY.
Friends and scl gglntances tnYlici.
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TIME BaADsrREET COMPANY,
i caAaLxs " CLARK, rssssosx.
bRADsrRzEss RicanoNp ofstoA
a. l,cs EAsf MAIN Sfkkke
Telephone notts


me Riahmaud once naa more shas sepk 80
WITH sae rapid grosla u We esv ana deyetopr
meat of tos ternsafy Uip2sA<y toH Node9 -
sassntsxsso q syswa lss sapsrlsrty Y vnkca
!. Recognised Ia ssosy tAta eeAr~ ~ ~ e@yu.
issri werl1 fnAk nts 10 , 1pest>A ssaee peop4roo
10 easyt ne tAterossX ~ heal peAfon4 ~ -
i1stea ~ ~ !sct ,eas . - ses 49, Ssen9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
OFFICE or NATION ABOLISHED.

The board also decided TO abolish the
position of assistant matron. After care
fully con ldcrine the matter they came %
the conclusion that in an institution Of this
size the Office WAS absolutely useless. The
present incumbent Of this Office IS now Mr..
DR.. James H. Garlick, wife of the second
assistant physician, who superseded Miss
lcitie Weruuf,ol. now holding position
at St. Luke Homeln Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
Mortality Increasing.

10y JoleSttph 10 INC DiepatNLl
New YORK. January 8.-Ihe mortality
here keeps increasing. The destbs re-
ported 10 the Bureau Of Vital Statistics for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-
day figured up 30, the highest yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
Lnhrn KelIY Is Sinking.

IbJ I"IrEFapII % %" I4I7Dt0'II'T
NAsaINGTO., January s.-Judgo Kelly ~
slowly sinking. There Ia no hope of his
recovery. A. midnight his ply ian said
that he might live few days and might
die within few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSMAN CABOT LODGE AND
The SOUTHERN ELECTION BILL.
The Only Democratic Poiicy--The Dead
Lock--Voorhecs on Dudley's :" Blocks
of-Ifve" Letter Prominent
Democrats 10 Speak.


W,sRISaroN. JanuarY s.-The House
Committee on the election of President,
Nce-IreNdcut. and members Of Congress
VII mCc, tomorrow. This Is q committee
which has heretofore had precious lttle
60 Go. and perhaps not until tho present
Congress has any ono except ltschairman
been C,od oi an assignment thereto. This
wear there seems 20 he mn idea that
some work is gong 20 he done,
Ond IN making up the committee the
Speaker appointed some Of the strong
est Republicans he could find % serve.
Henry CABOT lodge. OF Massachusetts,, IS
chairman. aid he imacinos that he 81 going
80 have u great chance o. carr partisan
glory IN dealing with tho proposed south
cIuclccuon hili Ii Is anxious for the pas.
facc 81 such q law. and perhaps seven Out
OF oight Republicans 80 the h9uSe
would aleo br glad 90 have Fnch
lil passed. Here and there can pe
found Republican mcmhCr VINO Goes no.
think such law ought 60 De- cnacied; oI'
fhcy VIII be whipped in n me Party !e eau,
GERS make M their minds % "''"t'ip' 'Io
p0e-aeo 81 thf measure. Just as ohNeT ,.
Irrton, ol Indiana, was "hlnpe1 ~ Oh
fir Question of Giving the u-ht on SUI
f~et-e 2, fha NEGROES. senator Merton
fought fraf lrpp,a u. and prehcted
.n advance Of ANY action that the adj
d.t5nna' D. .lfnrai votes given 90 the South
would b.. controlled b} the Democrats.
ui,u-IecS TN HOUSE,
11oarl. ,yae that Che southern election
f.g CAL I- h.gfCD ln tLis Congress rs for
fae I.u.ci.f to oppoe" ~ and deadlock
f..-~rn. SGD Deaf 300 business can bc trans
n.f1. N the Democrats will stick to-
rrtI.r iu determined manner thoy can
i.l.t fIn outrageous measure. 10 ought
q. Doe beaten lu thc House. and not wait tor
f.r question 20 reach the Senate. Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

CrSOISNATf, January s.--Flour gBict Wheat
dun: No. . red. .ta75. Corn nrmrr; No. J
mixed. 8ea3sHc. Oats quiet; 40. mitei, ~t
Provisions stronger ami unchanged. NhlsteY
steady AZ si.l2 Hogs naey. f0nlannt AMI hght,
g. s0asa2j: packing and plichors, tAoOa'A' b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
EiNe Wen HnIicl.

DENVER, COL, January "a telegram
from the Victoria mines, near Trinidad,
says that csye-in occurred at the mines
this morning, and that five men were
buried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

lBy telegraph 10 tho DIspa,rh.l

AssApoLrs. January s.--The Democrats
of the Legislature held caucus here To-
night TO make nominations for Treasurer
Of Maryland and Police Commissioners OF
Baltimore city. Treasurer Archer ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

BALfiMoRs. January Flour quiet and very
steady Mheat--cOufhsru scar'e and noaTiY
nominal: Fuli1, 12ts2' L0ngber aslc. vest
srn quirt. 40. qiutor rrl. spot aud January.
gsAc. Corn southern rcnr'e ani nominal,
white, 30aGc.. yellow, 'gA3c.; western nrm.
Oats quiet: southcrn AMI Psonsylvsnia. 2Sailc.
western 80 > white. .faalc. d.. mixed @.a-Yt..
graded Ns. white. - hd. Rico duli prime -
choice, 6a7c. Hay quiet Pr9yisions slow Rni
unchanged; Butter moderately active; ~eat-
err pic6sI, 20ae,c ; best roll. lialtc cream
cry. gia.6c. Ecgs quiet: Nestcru, 30. copper
quiet. refined. i3'tAlitc Freight. - Liverpool
per steamer Inactive Dut very steady gram,
per bushel IND. Cork for orders, 5..aNs. 81.
--Whea. 30 JV bushels, corn. 1900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

ATLANTA, Ga, January S.--Frank PAYS z,
a sixfecn-year-old white boy. wa 9ineu ~
the explosion Of an emory-wheni AZ .ne
Georgia Range and Stove works tn's morn
inc.
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yLocE.
corros asroaT.

We quo,s: Fine. slSox;lfI sapsrsnA xl7ja
AK; ezra slS)sSl5o 4. ally. ttsskoo pAsaai
feniiy. coaasry. sLE31sAso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

IEF VVI'El aI7Is 10 El17 V1sPFF7"'I
NASHVILLE. TSNs., January e.--Jackson-
dRy was celebrated to-day with process
toD participated ia By the military Of the
bia,e aud hundreds VI citizens. After tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
pAl TlMOPc STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, January s. Baltimore end Onto
STOCK, lpJa OF Northern Central stock. - asked
Clacinnau, Washington aud Baltimore l-ts ga
100: 30. 30, 61 y tii: DO. 3is, 3iq bid cons0n-
dated gas bonds, li3 bii DO. stock. 55i4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

hssd csms over me rsdslmess snd onio rslfsosd
aud 5,r82 head over ne Penasyivsnfs railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

WIIEsGT0s. y. C.. January s-Turpen-
tine Hrm m &c. Resin firm. strained &C.;
good strained, eSr. Tar nrm a. Si.i'. Cfuie tut
pentine ncm: hand, $40; yeiiow-dip Ani VIZ
gin. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

.FVFFNWs
The funeral service ~ Mrs. LULIE bOSTEK
GOFF, vile u ThOmas l. S0d. Will % held To-
DAY. PIN instant, a. tho second Baptist church
at II o'clock A. Y. Frionts invited 10 attend.
Blessed are tho pure In Aosrt for they shAb so
COD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 3, 1900
ofgaRFe.S


WssAr. liz bushels
Cogs.-e 400 busGeis
ohrs.-i,D OO bushels.
sALss ss.osrfo ~ ss-sertsr
wnEAf.-vixed, 70 bushels fair al &c. Short
berry, 80 bushels good q. re.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

BrRNr. January s-Thc authorities, are
fearful that tho striking competitors here
Will cndcGvOr % lnclte a riot Two COM
panics of military are parading the streets
Tor the purpose of suppressihg any disor-
dcrlY demonstration that tho strikers may
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
coSyIcT ESCAPED.

At the peniteutiary farm on Roanoke
river. in this county, one Of the trusty'
convicts, who had been allowed to go
where me pleased. escaped on the 9Th, and
IL j. thought he viii not he caught. lie
WAS in for fifteen years, aud had served
about 1--WE years OF the time. Two con-
y!cts whose time had expired say they do
not care 70 leave Tho camp. and they VIII
remain Il they can be fed and clothed as
they have been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

Judge Walter Clark, Of the supreme
Court. rides or his own ticket over he Iail-
roads and refuses to travel Oh free passes
oiyeu HIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

VIF,7vA. January s-rhe official returns
show that not less than 100000 persons IN
the city and suburbs. amounting 20 u per
cent. of the population. have suffered from
influenza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean snDerssurs..~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THERsMyH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cottcu-
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations.
Dy t.levr,ph 70 tsc Dispatch. !

- WASHINGTON. January S-for vir-
ifllX lginia. northwssterly winds. slight
f-Jchsnges In temperature. except colder
IN the southern and western portions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

CuIcl0O. January a. Rsh quotations we're:
Flour 49, Ally and unl hanged. $50. spting aAi
40. Ped wheat, ia Pass. ~. corn. - 81. Ma
oais 20 a3lSc Mess-pOrk. f'.1JafY.hs. Lhrd,
t'aH. Shoe -rihs. o. nd tfi.,l. shoulders anl
short-ciear unchanged Nhiszcy, fAtL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

r OST, ON THE EVENING TX
u Of Dsssmber e. iSss. q BACK
ASD-Whirk SETTER BITCH sish cai leit Aad
collar on. Liberal reward u returned % ~
east Broad street. rSat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
MARINE ISrELLIGESCE.
roRr OF RICHMOND. JAsUARv :, 800

FOkr Of RICHMOND. JANUARY \, I'D
ARRIVED
Schooner ". W. haze, Hansen. Perth Anboy.
old fish. plates, w. j. Johnson = "a.
s,noonsr G. c. Lane. NAribush, Old Poiss 70
load pig-uoh
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Dcyo Norfolk. msrcnast;ss
and passengers
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JANUARY s isD
lby relsgrapai
AkzIyan
Steamship OLD Doaiinioa, Richmond, ed saib
cd for New York. merchs ndisa
steamship Ksnswhs, Nov Iork, 70 ioad coal
Steamship Elcsllso. New York, 70 coal
sAiLsn
steamship Navarro. Liverpool. cosiei.
Steamship Deramore, Liverpool. eeaisi.
Steamship Eedsr, liverpool paerchasdsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

lIr. r. Z. Owens, prominent citizen Of
this place. but of Nrginian birth and edu-
cation. received q telegram last night from
Greenyille. y. c., stating that his son,
Mr. Sydney p. Owens, Wa seriously shot,
the bah passing through the right arm, the
chest, and into the lungs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

The shooting occurred about o'clock.
The cause was from q difficulty between
Mr.. Owens. who was clorking for the firm
of Higgs e 3lunford, and another white man
named John HattOn, who IS also young
man Of good standing. There Is much ex-
element both here and in Greenyilie. Hat
ton Is in Jail.