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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
QUOTATIONS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


R,cuNoNp. VA. Dec. G.-No offerings OF
tObaccOs at auction on 'Chahge oStur-
day, December u, 1890:
Offerings of tobacco at auction on CHANG
for the week ending Saturday. December =,
1890: Total offerings, ll3 packages Wes'
Virginia bright tobaccos. Highest price
paid, $3.50.
to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary to-
day. Wrappers, Is hOg3heads; smokers. IA
hogsheads. Total, IL hogsheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary foI
the week ending Saturday, December u
1890: Wrappers, ~ hogsheads; nilers, ~
hogsheads; smokers. lO2 hogsheads; scrap,
bOgsheads; West Virginia bright, hogs
head dark tobaccos, ia nogsheaus' our
los bossbeads. Total, 3Gi hogsheads.
ofice of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day. INSPECTIONS Bright. II hogsheads
Western. ii hogsheads. Reinspections-
Bright. 25hogsheads.
For the week ending Saturday, December
6. 1890: nspections-Bright, l5i hogsneaus
lark. 30 hogshesds: Western. 10 hogsheads
Reinspections- Bright. 80 hogsheads; dark
hogsheads. -. ..,,;,,,, Ca,
urdoy. December 6, 1890, $40 h0gsleads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Virginia, Alleghany
Crenshaw's, Shookoe, payenporrs, sea
brooks, and Shelburne's warehouses repor
lo.day: Receipts, AZ hogsheads; deliveries
IS hogsheads, . tierces and boxes. 90,
same warehouses, with Vaughan's, oi6
Domlniop. Meals, and Planters and Mer
chants warehouses added, report for weeI
ending Saturday. December q, 1870: Ike
ceipts, 35l hogsheads, 80 tierces and Boxes
Deliveries, s33 hogsheads, Ia tierces ""'
Excess of deliveries over receipts for IN
week ending saturday, December D. 1871
Once OF the Collector OF the United state
internal Ieyenue reports collections 70
the city OF liichmord to-aay - ,2n s,so
~ naid tobaccos, $2.3l5.54; tai pa,
snec,aI. SlOlsz; tax paid penalty, WIZ
Total, $2,090.3j. u. ,,,
Internal revenue collections tor the Gil!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
OUR FILTHY STREETS.
Fruitful Soil for Propagation of Diph'
theria-Stagnant Pools.

DR.. Thomas Nelson Page wrote the fol-
lowing to THE TIMES yesterday:
Dear Sir: l have several times Of late
heard it suggested that the diphtheria
which is so prevalent now has been occa-
stoned in part, il not wholly, by the filthy
condition Of our streets. win you not take
the opinion of our medical faculty on this
important point In no other city that |
know are the streets allowed to remain in
such a scandalOusly dirty condition as ours
uniformly are. The cleaning force is mani
testify insufficient for our needs. Let us
have an ordinance enforced forbidding re-
fuse 10 be thrown IN the streets, aud en-
ploying sufficient corps Of sweepers to
keep them clean.
Whilst on this subject, / would ask you
to cali attention to the body of stagnant
water In the low, open ground just south OF
Franklin street and west Of Harrison. Ow-
ing TO the partial filling up Ofthe lots fronting
on Franklin the water from the bitches has
damned up, and is a constant menace to the
health Of all the residents in that quarter.
In these times of diphtheria, when every
mother trembles for her little ones, every
precautiOn should be taken, or the dreadful
disease may become epidemic.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
QUOTATIONS. OF THE NEW YORK
COTTON MARKET.
situation Of Tobacco ut RIehmsnd aud
Other Important Csntrcs-Cottss and
Farm Products- Peanut Quststisns-
miscellaneous.

Farm Products Peanut Quotations
Miscellaneous.
NEW YORK, Dec. G.-Money was easy,
ranging from 10 6 per cent. Exchange
osedisteady; posted rates, 4sl@4s5; actual
rates, 4s9 for sixty days, and 4S3 for de-
mand. Governments closed steady; cur
rency ss, 100 bid; AZ, coupons, 12lh bid;
4Iz's do, l03 bid.
The stock market was moderately active
to-day, but prices were weak. The opening
sales were at decline OF L@lH per cent.
the later in Sugar Trust. During the first
twenty minutes Of business a semi-panicky
feeling prevailed. There were some heavy
transactions, and all the active stocks were
further depressed. At 1880 prices were
down a TO 24 per cent. from those OF yes
terday. The greatest depression was in
Rock Island, MissOuriri Pacific, Louisville
and Nashville, Lackawanna, Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific preferred, Delaware and
Hudson. and New York and New England.
A slight rally followed when he market for
a time became quiet, bnt after III o'clock
there was another selling movement, which
further weakened the market. The bank
statement, which was made public at II 80,
showing decrease in the reserve OF $2,sl2.-
50l, added 10 the general depression, and
prices closed at the lowest figures. The de-
cline ranged from y 10 4 per cent. The
sales for the day were 2l3,63l shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Markets BY rELEGKAPR.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. G.-Cotton dull.
middlIng, 97tc. Flour firm. Wheat
Southern quiet and easier; Fultz. 9369sc.
Longberry. 9j@9sc.; steamer No. . red, 93c.
Western dull: No. 2 red winter, spot and
December, 933I@94c. Corn-Southern firm
white. new, 524J9c.; yellow, new, 57@
j9c; Western strong; mixed, spot, 90. Oats
frmer; ungraded Southern and Pennsylya.
mia, 50@j2c.; do, Western white, 5l@
52Hc.; do, mixed, 5lc.; graded No.
white, 52Hc. Rye nominal and lower.
Provisions quiet. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes
fair, 1890. sugar steady. Whisky active.
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Musical Boxes.

The musical box is now regarded as the
most charming and appropriate OF Christ
mas gins, and in order 10 meet the greal
demand for them we have this year import
Ell the largest and most varied assortment
ever brought to this country. The boxes Ia
our exhibit contain all the latest operate
airs, dance music, and ballads, rs well a
the stanlfFd popular melodies. nationa
airs, etc. Music boxes from ooc. 10 700
Call and hear them play. ~ 80
WALTER d. MOSES d Co.,
1905 Main street Opposite postoface).
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Iouiss Circuit Court.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Dec. ESPECIAL.
A special term OF the Circuit Court-Judge
Beverly X. Wexford, OF Richmond presid-
ing-has been in session here since Monday
hearing the case CONCERNING the title 10
about twenty FIVE acres Of land IN the cele-
brated mineral belt OF this county, lying
near 10 the sulphur mines. From present
indie ations the trial will continue tor q
week or two longer.
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1888 XMAS 1890

We wish to call attention TO our HAND
SOME DISPLAY Of GOODS suitsble for the
season. consisting OF illustrated Books-all
the standard authors. Photo and Autograph
Albums, Desk, Gold Pens, Opera Glssses,
Lap Tablets. Inkstands. Portfolios, Their.
momsters. PLAQUES. Xmas Cards. Manicure
and Toilet Sets (oxidized). Juvenile Books,
Backgammon Boards. Chess. Pocket Books.
Card Caess. Calendars. Work Baskets.
waste Baskets. Bisques. Bibles, Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist Hymn Books.
Prayer Books, and Standard Dictionary
Holders and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

Mira Rufus NJ. Johnson, Of chatlotte. who
has interested herself In thework 81 securing
headstones over the graves VI North Caro-
lima soldi- rs at Fredericksburg Va, has COL
lected 1921 80 and forwarded II 10 Mrs. Cap
tain j. n. barney, the treasurer OF the Memo
rial Association, al Fredericksburg.
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SEVENTH OF DECEMBER.
What o, Cured Exactly Forty-Fiss Year.
Ago.

Tue following co mmunication was re
eei'ed at The TINES Office yesterday:
. A few days ago read with deep interest
we leauuful eul0gium which our esliina-
se hf. James Peasants. attorney at law,
Sal delivered on the death and character Of
nj .. q. Kean, one Of the vaiuabis law
,d'oI Richmond. In his jnt oductory Of
sss lie Of Mr.. OHIO q. kean he recites the
aslns' Of some eighty odd illustrious Rich.
~sol lawyers who bad ip the past thirty
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RAILROAD BONDS.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Reserye, decrease,
2.Sl 900; loans, increase, Sl,02l, 400; spe-
cies. decrease. S3,s20.S 800; legals, increase,
1894. 800; deposits, decrease, $l,Gj4,O1O;
circulation, decrease, $500.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Dee. q, 1890.
OFFERINGS.

Wheat-lei bushels.
COrn-3, ~ bushels,
Oats-10O bushels.
Mill Ohdl--l5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO sECRETARYs
Wheat--lGl bushels.
Corn ,432 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat--Longberry. 9Oc. to 81. Mixed
sac. To 90c. ShOrlberry, $50. TO CSC.
Corn-White, new, &c. to 5Sc. Mixed
Old, Die. to SIC.
Oats-MiXed, 4Sc. to SOC.
COTTON RKI
GAket steady. =,
JpotafioaS-A iddling, &c.; low u Id
ting. SIC; good ordinary. &c.
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SOUTHERN SOCIETY.

The second reunion OF the New York
Southern Society was held in the rooms OF
the Society on last Thursday evening. The
clubhouse was crowded with guests VINO
enjoyed a pleasing entertainment and an
elaborate collation.. A number Of we'll
known singers and acto assisted the Com
mittec Of Arrangements in the evenings
exercises. Among them were sig. Taglia-
pretra, who was greeted with great APP
plause; Edwin Stearns, the vell-known
comedian OF the s'Poor Jonathan" company !;
Richard y. Caldwell, who told some good
stories; Burt Mcintosh, who did some clever
card tricks, and b. Ii. Jansen, who sang
comic songs. There were present also
Young Victor LePrat0, who played on the
violin, and Thomas l.. Dabney, who sang
several songs from well-knOwn operas with
great success. Henry Pepper sang some
pleasing ballads, and Emerson and Halsey
played Southern melodies on the banjo. The
Club will give "A reception t. ladies on De-
cember 18th, when the house will be deco
rated and collation. will be served.
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Grand Christmas Goods Opening.
The Greatest Stock of the Daintier Class
of Holiday Gifts Ever Exhibited
in Richmond.


wondering
COME and
won't take all the laid aside
which nodhuty
something suitable whether soandso old or female
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. William Walter Phelps, United
states Minister TO Germany, returned to his
post of duty to-day.
Commonwealth Attorney Mayo, OF Lynch
burg. Va, is the authority for the statement
that Congressman William Nc Adoo. OF Jer.
sey City, Is 10 become a citizen OF the Old
Dominion after bis Congressional term ex'
pires next March. MIN -,
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. c~-.-tL
The steamship Vera. to-day for Bremen
took away as passengers Director Edward
strauss and his orchestra. They 90 10 Der
lin, where they are to play till March.
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F. B. ROBERTSON & CO.,
GROCERS.
800 EAST BROAD STREET.

California Canned and Dried Fruit, Citron
Currants. Raisins for Cakes. &C. New Nuts Ct
all kinds. Coxs. Nelson's, and Chalmers
ielatine. Jams. Iellies, &C. English Plum
puddlngs. Van Houken's Cocoa. Edam
Pineapple. and English Dairy Cheese. In
glewood Creamery Butter. All goods guar.
.nteed fresh and OF the pures, ,aiity. Old
Rye whiskies. Foreign and Domestic Bran
dies, Gins. Wines. &C., Monticello cisrst
Rass' Ale, Guinness htout.Ae dez-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
sUcCI THE FASTER.

Interest in sucei, the Italian faster,
seems to have taken more or less Of medi-
cal turn of late. A comparison Of tn: news
papers to-day with those OF ten years ago
shows a great difference in the manner OF
treating medical subjects for the public.
Nearly every body has obtained smatter-
ing of knowledge Of medical terms. and Of
late general writers use them freely. IL is
Inspiring to see the wide range Of Informal
ton concerning the whele subject. 1t has
enabled people to guard against too much
enthusiasm at the outset, at all events.
succi is an intelligent little man, and
there is no doubt about the success which
he has attained in Graduating certain
forms of disease from his system by his
heroic abstinence from food. Very little
public interest has been aroused 30 yet IN
his case. but every day OF his life he Is a
subject OF careful study by medical men
and the effects of starvation are thoroughly
studied. Tie doctors~yill be more emphat-
ic than ever after this In their continued
and repeated assertion that we all eat toe
much
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
COLONIAL DANES OF AMERICA.

The parlors OF Mrs. John l.. Gardeners
residence, No. GA Madison avenue, were
all aglOw this evening. the occasion being
the assembly Of the Executive Council OF
the Colonial Danes Of America. Each
member was entitled 10 two invitations.
and the husbands OF the danes were in
yited by the Council. The organization il
composed Of ladies who are endeav0ring to
institute reaction in society against the
ieaderships OF mere wealth. Centennial
relics were resurrected for the occasion, and
many an ancestral Jewel was worn by the
danes, who also appeared with powdered
hair. The officers OF the organization are
Mrs. A. Grace King. who is descended from
Lady Kittie Duet: Mrs. Lyon Gardiner, and
Nrs Inhn a Van Kpnsseleer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

VyvANTED-MANAG GER FOR A CHER0OT
NFACrOkY. Address, stating iully exs
perience, age, and terms. lines Office.
de4'3t
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yyyANTrD-A WIDOW Err RESIDING IN
w the country wishes respectable LADY
10 supervise his household and instruct two
Children In the elementary Branches. Must
he an experienced teacher. No objection 20
a lady with a child from TO IL years OF age.
Address X. Y. Tines Office. no 30
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WANTS

VlrANTED-A SERVANT TO DO GEN
w ERAL HOUSE WORK and vino under
stands light sewing. None need apply unless
well recommended. Apply, 514 west frank
lin street. de1-ltr
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A COTTON HOusE FAILs.
THE BANKS AND WALL STREET.

The banks are not taking out clearing
house certificates for the benefit OF Wall
street. 1t follows that the difficulty must
be at present with merchants, who find
themselves unable to get discounts. The
great activity in Il ade and the purchases in
anticipation OF the Mckinley bill nave I'M
doubleday led many merchants to incur
liabilities larger than usual. Now that
their notes are coming due and money is
scarce, some distress is inevitable, and ii
would not be surprising If a considerable
number of failures occurred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

yyrANTED-THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
w ART GALLERY contract tickets 10 know
that we have extended the time of their limit
to February 1, 1891. de1-lr
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TO STUDY KOCH.

Among the physicians who are now on
their way to Germany TO make personal in
quiry into Professor koch's new discovery
Of a cure for consumption IL a semi-ofiicial
representative OF the Health Department OF
this city. His return will be awaited with
absorbing interest. He will have to make a
full report Of what he has seen and heard,
and will bring back with him some Of the
lymph. The records in the Bureau Of Vital
Statistics show that about one-eighth of all
the people who die here die Of consumption.
II Professor Koch's discovery is eficacious
ii will cut down the total number OF
deaths in this city by between 5000 and
5000 annually. There Is no method Of esti-
mating the number of cases Of consumption
in this city, but it is supposed that the total
will approximate 200,0O0. The subject OF
staying the read Of the disease has oc-
cupied the attention Of the sanitary authori-
ties for long time, and more than year
ago circulars were spread broadcast through
the tenements and dwellings houses which
contained directions tending TO mitigate
the opportunities for taking the disease.
DIOCESE OF NEW YORK AND ALBANY.
The diocese Of New York protestant
Episcopal) has paid over to the diocese OF
Albany, in settlement OF the latter claims
SIS, 900. The Albany Diocesan Convention
has increased the salary OF Bishop Doane
from s., 900 to $1,000.
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yxvANTED-BOARDER AT 4t2 NORTH
w Tenth street. Nicely furnished room
and good fare at moderate prices. no3O-lw
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1RISI-AMERICAN FEELING.
WHAT Is THOUGHT IN NE WORK
OF PARNELL'S TACTICS.
Radicals Rejoicing Over His Breach With
HE EnEiish Allies, but Conservatives
Metropolitan Matters.
NEW YORK BUREAU !
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,
n.,axnhor n 100

NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,
December Q. 1880.
The cable news Of the Parnell engage
ment Is received with Joy by the old revo-
lutionary wing of the Irish party here.
They endorse his course TO a man, and are
glad Of the split with the English allies.
The Conservative element grieve at the situ-
alton, and applaud the action OF the men,
bers Of the party who refuse to follow
Parnelrs lead any longer. The home
rule cause between the dividing factions is
seriously injured and IL mission OF the
Irish ENJOYS here hopelessly ruined, not.
withstanding the success with which ii be-
gan. The officials Of the New York Munich
pal Council Of the Irish National League
declare against Parnell and say no more
money wi ] be sent over unless there Is
union and harmony.
HIGH PRoTECTIONIsT ASSIGNS.
A high priest Of protection. Edward III.
AmmidOwn, the senior member OF the great
dry goods house Of Ammidown 4 Smith. Of
Nos. IS and 90 Worth street, to-day filed an
assignment IN the county clerks office. The
usSiSuiut0t ID nldut Wltuoui preferences
His partner, Albert ID. Smith, was chosen
assignee. The closing Of the Rittenhouse
Company's Passaic factory is the direct
cause Of the failure. The company has been
running at loss for couple OF
years. A great deal Of their product had
been stored in anticipation that the Nc
kinley bill would pass. This had squeezed
them little, and they lad borrowed money.
Then came the cramp in the money market,
which had the effect Of seriously Gripping
them. 1t was alleged that Ammidown, in
tending 10 take advantage Of the rise in the
market which would be caused by the Me-
kinley bill. had invested about Sl,000,O00
in wool. The rise didn't come, and he lost
heavily.
COTTON HOUSE FAILS.
kilograms this morning told Of the failure
OF the great cotton house of '. and A.
Meyer X Co., Of New Orleans, La. The
firm is said TO be the third largest en-
gagged in the cotton business in the
United States. 1t is one well-known in the
New York Cotton and Coffee EX :hanges.
Its branch Office in this city Is at II William
street. Its manager is Mr.. III. III. Meyer, a
brother Of Mr.. Sol. Meyer, the junior part
ner of the New Orleans house. On the Cot
ton Exchange this morning the failure ex
cited much surprise, but it did not at the
opening of the market have any very mate
rial effect upon the prices.
.
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Z htcago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-S. Y. White Il Co.
telegraphs g. W. Branch & Co. as follows:
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NyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w NURSE at once. 4OI east Clay street
de6-2ls
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BACK TO RICHMOND

funny speech war made at the opera
when the Lying Dutchman" was sung
here recently. A young man. who thinks
be "knows II all met me ia the foyer with
Are4uesi Tor a match.
How DO you like the opera p said |.
.Ol very well; the only thing about II
istaefs's not enough tunes in it,"
speaking Of the opera reminds me tnat
many people were as ignorant in another
p0ini as the Young man was. IL was IN
reference % the prCmpier. He was encased
10 the box directly in front OF the director,
AID gave every body their cue, To have
prnnpier don't signify that the singers
don't know their parts, but when persons
mind is stored with repertoire or eight or
Zen operas il il very difficult % remember
ihe words and key OF each one. Tois
p'ompte's name is solOmons, and was VITA
foe American Opera Company when they
were here a few seasons ago. lie il very
good. though at times he speaks too loud,
and by 30 doing brings the minds OF his
Audience back 20 the platitudes Of every
DAY life.
There are some prOmpters who, when the
singer appears on .he stage, sings the Key
iOi n'sm; but such men are rare, and they
receive a salary Of three 10 four hundred
collars week. You can thus see, and ]
cav, What responsible position prompt
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A. 81 p. H Rs@G:r 45C. PER POUND.

without
American public except the zoo
this This Tea specially article but the
tender leaves beins culd
consumption exquisite avor The
popularity this Tea
a
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. o, 1890.
FIRST ROARD.
ID IN D.,.,,,,,,I oft. ~ q

80 Richmond city as at ll5.
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Avoid all Substitutes for
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Baking Royal either
purity whoomene The "Roya" all others all
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andin
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eavenng accordingly greater
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Unfortunately these would substitute powders made
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intended misad
advertised its label all the ingredients
label which lime and sulphuc acid Most of the
powders faudulenty sold pure
Royal
will be apparent
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