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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

Another hydriatic method, which acts
by removing the cause Of disturbance, is
the slipping of hot water an hour before
meals, in dyspepsia. writes DIR. S.
Baruch, i'm Times and Register The hot
water craze, which now has taken a firm
hold upon the lay public, is but the legiti-
mate outcome of a valuable therapeutic
application Of water, whose simplicity
commends it at once TO the judgment Of
the intelligent physician. Brought into
prominence by DIR. Salisbury, who com
mitted the error of most enthusiasts Of
regarding 1t as q panacca for most dis
eases. 10 has now been adopted by the
profession as a most valuable agent in
many gastric troubles. BY removing the
process Of fermentation, by cleansing the
mucous membrane of mucous. it restores
tone and vieor 10 the gastric lining, and
enables the natural forces to come into
play. 10 is important TO observe strict
compliance with the rule laid down 10y
the originator, viz; that the water should
be slipped as not as possible, and that an
hour should elapse before a meal is
taken. Examples of failure due to neg
lect of this rule are numerous in the ex-
perience of all medical men.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, VA. February i2-Sales Of
loose tObaccOs on the breaks today N, 80
pounds. Highest price. SLID.
A fair sale Of loose tobaccos expected for
tomorrow.
Offerings Of tobacco a. auction on 'Change
"Wednesday, February 18th: Total offerings.
n packages. Of which o hOgsheads were
sun cured and dark iohaccos and Is pack
ages Of West Virginia fright tobaccos. OF
the sun cured and dark tObacc0s, one pack
age sold al s., Oneat S4.15, one at 1920. one
package taken IN at $500. one package sold
at $40, one az az 3.
OF the West Virginia bright tobaccos, one
package sold at s3i; one package taken In
at SSl. one at $3.50, one at ST. enc at $500,
one at S23, two package sold az M SO. one
5000, one package taken in al <ls.25. one
nj 81 p, one package sold at SIG. one pack
age taken In al SS.2j one az ii.lJ, one at 81.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
today Wrappers. II hogsheads; filters, -
| hogsbeads. cutters. 60 hOgsheads: dark to-
baccos, % hogsheads. Total private sales
reported TO the secretary today, l33 hogs
heads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day lnspections-Bright. a. hogsheads;
dark, II hogsheads. Reinspections-Br Bright,
80 hogsheads; dark. . h0gsheads.
Farmers, Allegheny, Crenshaw's. sea-
| brooks. Blanchard's, DayenpOrt's. Centre.
, Old Dominion. Myers and Shelburnc' :
warehouses report go hOgsheads and !
tierces delivered today.
Oiilce Of the collector Of the United states
internal revenue reports to-day as follows
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, S65j.Sj;
tax paid tobaccos. S3,Gl43G. Total internal
revenue collections for the city to-day,
x3.2lO2l.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: A. r. Mustead, A. II. Stokes. Durham.
\. 4. II. 1. NuckOls. Buckingham county
y. W. HOugh. J.. b. Collins. New York.
clip the following from the monthly { o
/ oacco report Of Messrs. Grant. Chambers
K Co., dated London, T.. G.. February lst:
There has been no general activity i'm this
market during the past month. but several
manufacturers ayailing themselves Of the
low rates now ruling for good useful grades
Of American tobacco have freely supplied
J their requirements. Some very desirable
parcels-are still Offering al prices which.
taking charges into consideration. are below
those now demanded in the States where.
for the better grades, prices are fully AZ high
as they were last season.
"Adyices from Henderson state that i'm
that district the last crop is Of fine color.
with excellent size, although there is not
as much body as usual our correspond
emit adds: w g think, however. this will not
be an objection. as the tobacco seems ripe.
but not as heavy as usual"
The Richmond tobacco market was active
and strong to-day, with good sales. espe-
cially Of filters and cutters. {. Mel.
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Frenchmen are noted for their pune
uliousuess, but they have no monopoly
Of that virtue. A nice sense Of propriety
occasionally crops out inquite unexpect-
ed quarters
pat, said the superintendent of one
Of our New England manufactures, Ego
down to the firms Office sad wash the
windows"
Pat presently appeared in the outer
room with his bucket and sponges.
AN was tould to wash the windys
in Che firms Office" he said to one Of the
clerks.
"All right, that's it right in there,
answered the clerk, pointing to the
door.
But they're in there, said Pat.
ooh, never mind, go right in
But Pat still hesitated. Faith" said
he, can would We place be after goin' in
an inthroducin' mey-Youth's Com
panion.
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
Sow York sfock nLarLat.
Reported by c. W. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. February l2.- Whoever is
under this market makes no bull move
ment but certainly prevents decline. no
matter what news may DE. The market was
not only held through the Reading troubles.
but was advanced, and the large short In
tcrest helped that advance. Then the bank
troubles struck the street were absolutely
ignored. Then came the revelation Of the bad
condition existing out West,and the notice Of
reduced rates ON which the market broke
yesterday. ON top of this came the docs-
ION of Judge O'Brion that the Injunction
against the sugar trust must bee made per-
manent. Naturally, the bears expected "a
very weak day, but although sugar opened
of, 10 was put mp over i'm less than an
hour. Judge OBrien permitted the bust
ness 10 be carried on, pending final decision
by Court Of Appeals, and would also permit
the payment of dividends of the trust show
ed 90 the court that they were earned. This
quick advance in sugar started people 10
buying other stocks. and although there
was almost nothing done for the first hour
nevertheless the tone was strong. and prices
of some stocks were advanced A. rapidly as
though the news had been coed instead OF
bad. We can do no more than repeat what
we have often said, the market il narrow
and purely professional.
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THE FUTURE.

What may we take into that vast oreverf =
That marble door
Admits no fruit Of all our long endcaTor,
No fame wreathed crown we wore
no garnercd lore
What can we bear beyond the unknown Portaf
No gold, no gains
OF all our toiing: in the life immortal
No boarded wealth remains,
Nor gilds, nor stains.
Naked from out that far abyss behind us
We entered here;
W word came with our coming 20 remind us
What wondrous world was near.
No hoQe, no feat
Into the silent. starless night before us
Naked we glide
NJ hand has mapped the consultations DER rs,
No comrade az our side,
No chart. no guide.
W. fearless toward that midnight black and hol
low,
Our footsteps fare;
The occkOning' Of a Fathers hand we follow
Uisl0ve alone is there
o. curse. no care.
-Augls.o nthrop in Atlanta Corst1ntion
Trio . been formed /
Dcaf,r OF women law
yen a' .lad p the study O
law. ou e.tY Jaw school ha
aow eigh. yDu women law students
Most Of them e. 'ect 70 practice.
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WA )LEsALE PRICE CURRENT.
Groceries. Etc.
Reported by Davenport & Morris.

lheporied h4 btNchpoil " '"ili9'l
BroOms-Two strings, soc. 10 Sl.l5; three
strings. Sl.40 90 81; four strings, $3.50 10
$3.50; five strings, $3.50. Market on all
grades has advanced fully 10 per cent.
Baskcts-Willow, Sl.l5 to Sl.0Oper nest,
split, 30 10 Toe. per dozen.
Canned dcm"toe' lnioo po"n"'' PEI
Dozen ~ 70 w. r.ro ,o,,,ds nor dozor
IN Ic soc 00'"
-, ',,g.o,i,o emf Nor barrel Il 20 10 S8
No''n ~. - - mn m Sq- Nartet
gross per ualigi 6''Oo ,oo1 6sb nronerIv
suoh5, i0i
pc Carolina. 3 10 &C.: RangO0n, 4ilc.
SaIt-Liyelpool, from store. Sl.35;
ground alum from store, per sack, ooc.' 10
S1.00. Market unchanged.
SNG0rs-tiranulaied, o.4i conleo tioheIs
A, 6lsc;. soft a, 91'.,c. 20 g.; 90 TO-, i' 'jsci
No. ., 35sc; no. ., '1sci D. -, go o. 81,
ieos-D i1cH' ~ ,o T., 80
o0c,i sunl0N,"1,--' -, soiIo rae,uavra 10 IN
oC,loye ~ 9t m 9se Very strong
49, y"'S' ,i,.soce NJ = m il points
ptopaui'i'! vi "' ''''' '''''
H,,etefs-painted. two hoops, SLID ;
three hoops fl.oV'
/ IdNo~-ic. ., .,,o
LaId-iuis, 49, l,'e.'i.l'', 70. ~ tsc
ng,a' re =, ~. 49, gannine Golden syrup
! DaIfels, Il" t9 loO,' t,- o-iaars ,'rime
/ per canon, 2, 20 y-o'' -'0"
70 choice' 90 70 yvo' or a., A.. - nor mound
Cement. Lime Plaster Etc
Cemcnf-Union, per barrel, Sl.5oi kosen-
dale, Sl.3j 10 fl.iO; James RIVER, Sl'-' u
/ Sl.30. 80
-Rockland, per barrel, SIO 10
S1I5; Anchor, Sl.oj; kiyerton, fl.ooj ~
Virginia lines, @c: 70 81. se-o 90 -
Pi0Sfcr-Lump, 81; ground, >o.0O 10 80
| Calcincd plaster, Sl.OJ 10 SLID.
rtorr and Meal.
rto,,. Picbmond patent roller family
o. = wv 80. 49, fsmnv 81. family.
80. - @t,f.o o,frs * IN IN x3 Is
Si.JO 10 fi.'2i s5 -n. &C. 20 so m s5
extra 800 ~ .i..,sl,li ~ country 5Oc
Ac"t-Oltl' PEI N'''li',' 80 e'''''
nav oats an" .,o-o.
Hay-No. 1 Timothy per ton' Slo.'V ~
S14.OO: No. ,, Sl2 % flZ.1Vi mixed, - U 81
/ Virginia clover. 81 % ST..
Oafs-Baled. Sll 70 Sl2.
Shucks-Baled' % 10 OVc'
co,ntrv Produce.
,.-...,... .o..,,., Commits.
Reported by sPrai5,e{ o.elDss' 'o'ii'''
sion 'ei'''a..'1' - - 90 ~ -. 600. rrime
APpieS-Shoice, fo.yD 20 49, ~ =, s,ia ~ ~
$500 % $500; poor 70 good ei''V 10 ~; IL.
Ducy' I.,,,,s e,..,ii fato f4c new
per pound; new MANS, sia'i' 10 10 ~ ~ - az ec
hams' NIze, ~ - i-0'i '' -
shoulders 70 20 49,. -,tox9o
beans- - lena. nav - 20 a. 80 o0
B B. nyss y s 81 5ic r l''y n 10
D -. % ~
B y, '2., 90, cot"- - gi.c
1"s,c,"V irginio creamery. 90 10 Die.
o'oi 51'irginiaS n IN lgc. choic,
i ai,3 80 nocteJ Cfirrinia). rs 10 nc.
| 80 ,acied nived color and sweet. 10 {,
a. 20 n3cled common 10 fair. 9 10 lOc
G,Ji,,.,, Per fO0 s3toS5
I,,s n, ar'tes ffrashl ID 10 l3c.: il
toxssss and barrels. i3 10 pic.
Inc ponIfr,l-Hens, - % 2sc.; mixeC
coons % 40 BE. Chickens. spring, large
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IBr Teleclsnh.I


NEW YORK. February l2.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price a Co. say 1.-The opening
market this morning showed an advance OF
from 2 10 3 points. although the Liverpool
report WAS not regarded as an especially
encouraging one. The small sales there
evincing an iudisp0siti0n on the part Of
spinuers 10 buy largely at present figures.
During most OF the forenoon here the mar
kct remained firm, but the execution Of a
number Of outside buying orders failed 10
advance prices, and when il became evident
that this demand had been supplied by one
Of the houses hitherto identified with the
bull side Of the market. sharp decline
ensued, and prices dropped nearly ten
points, closing az the lowest of the day"
Receipts at ports to-day estimated az To-
900 bales. spot cotton unchanged; middling
uplands, lll,c. Sales 31j bales.
Futures closed weak and about 10 points
lower. as follows: February, li.09Wll.lO;
March, ll.1OSll.ll; April, ll.l5Wll.l6;
Nay, 1l.l90 ll.20; June, ll.23111.24; July,
1l27Gl1.2s; August, 1l.3l@1l.32; Septem-
Der. 1O.70g 1912; October, l0.340 1875; No
TCmber lO.l9N 1921.
In Liverpool spot was barely steady {;
middling uplands, Lied. Sales. 900 bales.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
BAN KERS,
iii MAIN STREET.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO..
BANKERS AND EkOkElo



offer iof sale FIVE HUNDRED THOU
r|NN DOLLARS e1OO,OOOI equipment
IuuI Tive Per Cont. Nor cage
OH. Nrlm0nl and DanVlle RAIL-
Company. principal and interest pnya-
gold r..r. Central Trust Company OF
I..E trustee. af e'fniy-scNtn ana ac-
aiDf..f subject io advance ~ price
notice..
I.n...I. dated 30 september. 1889. In
payable March ana september. ffih-
I. I.NHIIe september. 1909. they are
.IUI .F mortgage 0n the whole proper
lI. HI.ImDul and DNuNille Railroad,
N"i.lf ly "a mortgage on the equip
.... f.r. Iiiu rlr.I bought with the pro-
.. Oboe Sole ul The bonds. Zach loco
and c.I bought uuOer the trust shall
DISTINCTLY parked Hs the property Of the
'I Usf company for the purposes OF
.s. and condition OF The mortgage
'.I0s JOG ilr annual lymcnt 90 the tfus-
tNu sufficient Co pay OF ai par an
n.t issued hereunder wituin.seVen-
'Nft, lll numbers Of bonds 20 be 80
N annually determined Dy TOT by the
Trust Company. These payments
NI .NH whole Joan 40 par in an aver
fNt 1000 ouc-nail years.
.N conditions uf the mortgage have
iuIf considered by the counsel OF
N|iN Trust Company, 30 as % secure
NN.t0f nI ilc bonds the most ample
'NlN. THE annual report of the kich-
i tNl NHuyNe Railroad for last year
NEi surplus over operating expenses
Nt'l charges of s4l2. 3sl.Ol-9qual 70
l.i cent Of the stock. TWO hundred
f share Is iI1 On the open market
'ir stock. The increased equipment now
W Doe road bought With the proceeds
bonds ls expected 10 very largely iE-
'l' gross and net receipts
THOMAS BRANCH a 60.
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LOVES WAY.

They say IT'S an old. old story.
That the soul Of nature came
OF old. IN an hour Of glory,
Asa loving heart Of name;
With tcndcrcst human feeling.
For the proud, the hardened slave
or lust. for the 0uicast. rccllng
Through shame 10 namclcss grave.
And that still this ola. Old story
is only a mystic dream.
That creations brightest glory
j. science and law and steam.
But love has rs science, older
Than the OLDEST worlds Of time;
And iis laws and forces, b0lder
Than the heroes called divine
u loves. and dies. and comes again;
Rejected. 90 flies away;
But conquer life through joy or pain,
is god Of each night and day.
w. II. Thoruc 10 Philadelphia Times
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'Iook here, my friend, said travel
ING man 10 the hotel clerk, 81 want to
ask YOU something.
"What is it,
.eWhv is it that you people always
boiler front whenever you want Dell
boy;"
"Why do we holler front? Why be-
cause-er-simply because its-looky here
Young feller do you want to know more
about this business than l do''-Mer-
chant Traveller.
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ssLrs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Nd. FEBRUARY l2.-Cott0u
steady; mlddling, he liisc. Flour steady
and quiet. Wheat Southern inactive and
nominal Fultz, S0l ~jc.; LOngbofry. SOD
ssc.; No. red. s0Hs Sic: steamer No. ..
red. 75m7jiic.; Western dun and lower;
No. ., winter red. spot and February. Size.
COrn-sOuthern nominal; white. 3S14ic.!
yellow. 3jW3Sc.; Western weak and lower.
mixed spot and February. 36it G36isc. Oats
firm; southern and Pennsylvania, 2s93lc.;
Western, white. 29i4M 3lc. do. mixed, ~,
W29c.; graded, No. .. white, 29i4W3lc.: do.
mixed, q 5M pc. Rye dun: prime 10 choice,
5i4Hc. Provisions duh and unchanged.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet: Rio
carg0cs. fair. l9isc. sugar steady: A. soft.
&c. Coppcr-lehned steady at 49, "a Ice.
Whisky firm 40 $1,000 Lilo.
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INV YORK. February l2.-flsur closed
dun and unchanged. Wheat closed steady
SPOT sale. 40. . red winter. sp. asl3+c.
Corn closed hrmer; spot sales 80. mixed,
35N3Gi.c: steamer mixed. 3jWbAc. oats
closed lower; spot sales 40. white,
32c. Pork dun and unchanged. Lard
closed weaker: March, S6.17. sugars
Raw dull refined steady: cut-loaf and
crushed. 1Lc.; granulatod, Is @l6W64c.
Cohee-spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes,
1850.
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Fickleby-A Cainaman strikes me as
being the greatest living curiosity
Squeers-Why so' a..
"Bocause his head and tail are on 'ns
same end. "-LAwrenc American
rater-On your prospects VIII 1ep'"'
my acceptance Of you as a son-in-iaw.
Would BE Son-in-law-Hml wen III,
prospects depend entirely on your our. az
rsntanco Of me as your son-in-ia"'-
Life.
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New York Financial Market.

NEw YORK, February l2.-Meney closed
At per cent. the lowest rate; highest rate.
per cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 1870 is1l4; actual rates, $3.50
ls3 for sixty days, and 4~0'M4sl for de-
msnd. Government bonds closed steady:
currency -, ll6 bid; As coupons, l25 bid; ;
~. do. lO4l4 bid.
The stock market this morning was ex-
tremely dull. bat lbs tone for the most part
was firm. Prices were somewhat Irregular
but the changes were slight. and az noon a
majority of the list were fracti0nally higher
than the closing figures Of Yesterday. In
the afternoon the market was duh and ir-
regular. but in most cases the closing figures
were generally 90 per cent. higher than
those Of last evening The sales to-day
amounted tO 2ll 6N shares.
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OWENS E. MINOR DRUG COMPANY, Ager
1907 Main Street. Opposite PostOfGce.
INSURANCE STATEMENT.


A NNIAL STATEMENT FOR THE
n FISCAL YtAR ENDING TIE 3lsf
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1850, OF ii ~. ~, ~,
ANCT COMPANY OF VIRGINIA, ORG y
fZtD UNpER THE LAWS OF THE slAl 4
or Virginia. MADE TO THE Az pllo!h
or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOX IhE - = " f.
40 THE CODE OF VIRGINIA, CHAflth
XII SECTIONS 1880 AND 1888, RtGULAl
iNG TIE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COM
ANTIl
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"Johnnie, my boy, wouldn't you have ",
liked 10 have been George WashinS'on'
"Naw."
"No? And whyy'
ale never seed a baseball game IN ms
life. "-Nehraska State Journal
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Chicago Market.
by Toleeraph

CHICAGO, February l2.-Wheat opened
fairly active. Corn easy. oats active. Pro-
visions dull. Closing: Wheat-May, llAM
NE: June, 17r.c. Corn February
2si &C.: March. D.. &C.. May, jO4c. oats
February. 2n31c.. NJ arch. 20i e.; May, ~ Sc.
Pork February $3.50; March, 1910; May.
sg.g2i50 1888. Lard-FehruarT, sj.llll;
March. 5.s0MS5.s2ll: May, $685.. Short
ribs-February, $40; March, $40; hay,
q ~
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STATE OF vmoINIA, cry OF RIcHMoND-ss.

STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY or RICHMOND $50
Re IL remembered. that on the Sth day of
February. 1890. at the city aforesaid, before
me. James NJ. Donnan, "a notary punhc resi-
dent in The said ci.y. duly commissioned
and qualified by the executive authority,
and under the laws Of the State Of virginia,
fo take acknowledgements OF deeds, SC, 10
he used or recorded therein, personally al-
nearcd g. A. Walker, president, and James
~. Fegram. secretary Of the Life Insurance
company Of Virginia, who being duly sworn.
depose and say, and each for himself say IS.
tbaf they are the above described officers OF
rhe said company, and that the foregoing Us "a
truo and correct statement OF the actual con-
ditiOn OF said organization on me last day on
her 1850. according 10 the best OF their
knowledge. Information and belief respec-
lively. ,
In testimony whereof have hereunto SET
nv hand ON the stn day Of February, 1890.
JAMES NJ. DOMAIN,
fso-Gt Notary Public.
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Jennie (mournfully)-Just look at our
lovely green grass. Surely, when the
lnow comes, it will all die and wiiher.
Charlie-Never mind, dear. Look on
the bright side Of things. OF course it
wilEdie. But that will be our lawn fate
-Pittsburg Bulletin.
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Name OF the company In ful,
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
M Virginia

Home ofpriuclral Office Of said company
RICHMOND, VA.
Character OF the company, LIE.
President. O.. A. WALkfR.
Nice-p Presidents. john q. WALhEh ana j.
WILLIAM pEMBERrON.
Secretary. JANIS W. pEGRAM.
organized and Incorporated MARCH DIST,
1871. -,
commenced business APRIL, 1871:
Name of the General Agent IN virginia,
GEORGE JOHNSTON.
Residence Of the General Agent In virgil
mia. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

COM .GdG bushels.
Oats-1OO bushels.
Meal-6oO bushels.
Mill Ohal-i0 tons.
ssLKs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Mixed. 900 bushels very good 81
private terms. Sh0rtberry, 10 bushels fai
az Zoe. Total sales Of wheat, go bushels
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quototions.-Middling, lO3kc.; low mid
ding, SIC; good ordinary, sc.
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t..-. ,,t, roa.-,l Or nervous syssen. .here g
e...a can excel. ii equal. The A. p. O. Tonic.
W..r-a truthful contradiction even by skeptles:
r..ie
tI.nff Abb DRUGGISTS. Treshso on Blood
ASIA n..... by mail free. Address A. b. @.
a- .aath Tweii,h street Rlehmond. Va:
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! ANcAsTER & LUCKE,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

MAIN STREET.
'riNesof aii kinds dealt inland bought
''i SOFA oa commission
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, February II, 1880.
OPENINGS.
Wheat SO bushels.
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n
hands OF agents or other
persons. s37 .6O1 %, real es-
tate unincumbered, s6,O22.-
II. Bonds owned by the
company. bearing interest
at The rate of 4 percent, Sc
cured as follows: United
states bonds. market value,
s8SlO.OO: Loans on bonds
and mortgages Of real es-
tate. worth double the
amount for which the same
is mOrtgaged. and free from
any prior incumbrance,
S2s2. 706.2l; debts other
wise secured. ss5.Sis.0O;
debts for premiums. $50
245.s3: All other securities,
s7.9OO.64. Total assets.
Amount OF dividends ...........
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A BIG CHIPPEWA CHIEF.
NE CUT A WIDE sWATH ARouNn
ST~ PAUL IN EARLY DAYS.

Hoie-in-the-Day and His Career-A spec,-
men Of His Magnificent Nerve - The
Chiefs Desccndants-A Minnesota Pic
necr's "Reminiscences.
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PRESTON BELVIN.
NEW IMPORTATION OF ART FURNITURE FOR the HOLIDAYS
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The Hennepin Delegation De-
cides to Lay Low for q
While,
And Will Join Forces With the
Strongest Anti-Merriam
Candidate.
The Cleveland Club Meets
Lucas, Martin & Co. in
the Market.
Some. Of the COLON Notes
Were Settled--The Dog
Catcher's Woes.

The Hennepin Republican county del
egation to the state convention held a
second meeting at the Union league
rooms last evening, forty-one of the
forty-five delegates being present. in
Guiding the redOubtable E. r. Perkins.
The meeting was executive, although
the deepest secrecy was not preserved.
1t was announced to the delegation that
there were now two candidates for gov
ernor against w. r. Merriam,
W. w. Braden and Knute Mel
son, and that there are liable
to be others. In the discussion that fol-
lowed it was decided that the delegation
should not ally itself with the fortunes
of either candidate. but shall hold itself
ready to join the forces of the candidate
who shall present the strongest front to
Merriam. 1t was emphatically an-
nounced to the reporters that the dele
CATION is not for any man, the inference
being that it is for anything to down
Merriam. The executive committee
was instructed to get up a sort of an adj
dress to the people which will define the
position of the Hennepin delegation, it
is hoped, in way that will prevent any
one from presuming that it is acting III
hlgh-minded, Christian spirit, and is
not Influenced, as is now generally un-
derstoOd, by local animosities and
bloodthirsty deviltry to lift the scalps
OF certain politicians who favor Mer-
riam.