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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
Dick HAYES to Hang.
By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


MoSrco,syRy. Ala. January i3.-To-day
The Sunreme Court OF Alabama rendered
decision IN the celebrated Hawes ease sea-. APP
peaied from the jefferson Criminal o9 I'iii:
Hewes murdered his wife and TWO niue
girls in Birmingham last Deeem per year
AGO. His crime was the occasion Oh an as
sault on the Jail Of jefferson county ny 2
mob, into which the sheriff nfed anu n,sie''
a number of men, including fos'l1Ila aS..e
i OF Birmingham. HAYES YES
first degree and sentenced TO % !, hanged q I'o
last July. The case was Appealed on n ,pv-
cial plea for change of venue ana a . new .hs
trial The Supreme Court ainth3 ne
iSas rosnsy % and ads l dsas d the original
s sen having expired, fixes the 18Th Of
February as the date of the execnl,ohn ID In tne
opinion Of the Court was renosts0 ~ '"'-
flee Il. n. Mcclellan.
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MARKETS BY TELgGRApH,
NEW YORK

NEW yosx, January i2--Cotion easter; sales
to-day, 81 bales: also last week not before re-
ported-54i bales for consumption and LIS
bales for export; uplands, loSc.; Orleans.
i0Ac net receipts, so.oS3 bales; exporte-io
Great Britain. se2i bales; France. i.ys2 nalee 10
the Continent, ia60g bales: stock, 6,'l.j ~ hass.
southern four dull wheat dall and nrmer;
No arei, s5kc. options dun; prices .sSe ap
aud stesfiy; No. fred, January, WAc., fopfu.
AIRY, s5lc.: March. Ssl(c: May. ~. Corn dnli
and easter: No. Z, Ssi.c. IN elevator; ogiions
generally steady and dun. January, $,sc.;
February, 3s4c. March. ss'.c: Nay, Jsbc
oats firmer aud quiet options quiet aud hahs
up; January, e9il,. February. p tc. hsrh.
2S,.c.: May, S',c: spos prices.No ssEe.;
options openei steady sni unchanged 10 I'D
points and closed barely steady ~ sale points ep
and dun; January SIC. February. flA9aslo.
March, si6asie.l0; May. siOsfiGl5: spOt no
lrn and quiet: fair cargoes, 1910. sugar duh.
raw steady aud quiet: fair rounins, bkc.; een-
trifugas, M-tesi, 5 9-ioc. renned him and I'm
fair demand; {, 5Aaobc,; extra Z, sksste,'
Csc: standard A, ike. confectionery A, Sc.
cut loaf, &c. crushed, s'sc powdered, oAc'
graduated, SIC. cubes, sc. hoiaH~e.-for-
good 10 fancy. 3sas7c Rice steady and quiet;
domestic, thadsc. Petroleum qniet aud steady.
crude 10 barrels al Parkefs =. dSor rsaned, mere,
s.5Oc Cottoa-seoi on strong: Grade, 80. bid;
yellow, Gao. hid. Resin dull strained, common
% COOL, 81. eoasLDk. furpeniino quiet NJ AVA
45c. PORK steady. mess. Oh, Ni5asU2); new,
SO Taiit: extra prime. sLsaata,A Beef nrni.
extra mcss a. Beef hams quiet az fIe. 25ati2N.
Uerced oeef dull. Cut-meats wcak: piraisd
bellies, 5sa5tsc.: picklei shoulders. 80
picked hsms, SasSc Middies quiet; short
clear, s-@ Lani nrmer and quiet; western
steam, N.I5; city, sa.0. 0puops february.
sGsi: January. s6.i9: May, fGi0 Frcishs
steady; cotton, ltGtd. rain, 5sd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January i3.-fhe whea. market Was
very quiet and featureiees. The cold wcsther
and the prospects ~ hbesi decrease 10 tho
visible supply mai tendency 10 create nrmnsss
IA the maTget aud prices averaged silghtly bot
ter. advancing sc. over Saturdays closing. and
closed Nc higLec. Domestic markets wsrs
generally steady and nrm. Corn ruloi very
duli. liitlo interest being manifssied iucius-
tons were limited 20 a fractional range. The
feeling vas steady. oats were slow and without
new features OF imror snce. There was only
moderate trade reported in tho market for hog
products. and thero we're no important changes.
The leading futures rsnzoi az foll0ND;
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Danviile Notes.

DANvLLE. VA, January 13.-Alrs. Paula
A. Pace. relict Of J. w. Pace and sister Of
Major W. T. Sutherlin, died to-day. She
had been sick ut a short time aud not I'M
I'll last night was her condition considered
critical.
The case of Motley u.s. Guggenheimer, q
suit for damages. was decided in the Hust-
ings Court to-day. Motley sued Guggen-
heimer for 5000 damages and got YER
diet Tor 1887. The case bad been IN court
for some time and had gained considerable
nOtOrlety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Excitement In Portugal-The King Out OF
Danger-Other Items.
by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.

IBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dspatch.l
LISBON, January 1S.-The Cabinet has re-
signed. Senior Pimiental, the Liberal-Con-
servative leader, voted with the minority
Mt the meeting of the Council when the
demands of England were acceded to.
The minority We're in favor OF evacuatlng
the Shire district, but opposed the other
demands made by England unless that
country submitted the dispute to 9rbltra-
ton forthwith. There is much excitement
in the city. Crowds paraded the streets
last night crying 1--WE Pinto" and "Yive
Portugal"
MADRID, January 13.-Ihe King IS now
pronounced out of danger.
STRIKERS DEMANDS CONCEDED.
BRUSSELS. January 13.--Tbe mine-owners
in the Charleroi district have conceded the
demands made by the striking miners, and
have resumed work.
DECREASE IN DEATHS.
PARIS, January 13.-There is a continual
decrease in the number of deaths. There
were 296 on Saturday and 2l7 on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
UTTERLY CRUSHED.
Randall Watson Helped to His Csli-Ail
Hope Gone.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
PErKRsBrRG, Va, January -. 1890.
Randall Watson, the condemned muir
derer was brought in from GreenesyllIee
county by Sheriff Lee last evening aud
locked up in the dungeon-cell of the jail
here. which he has occupied for over two
wears. He went out to his trial cheerful,
but returned after his second conviction
utterly crushed in spirit and exhausted III
strength. He had 10 be helped down 70
his cell.
There are now two murderers awaiting
execution confined in the jail of this city
Henry Moore, sentenced TO be hanged on
the 2Sth of February, and Randall Watson.
10 be hanged on the 2ist of March. Both
nre negroes and both are to be hanged in
Greenesyille county. IL Is understood
that II the law is to be carried out an effort
will be made 10 have Henry Moore re-
spited until the 2ist OF March. so that The
two men may be hanged at the same time
and from the same scaaoid. instead OF hay
ing them executed separately. Two men
were dropped from this scadold last sum-
mer, Sheriff Lee officiating.
cuaD-wooD BURNED.
This morning ut an early hour some sixty
or seventy cords Of seasoned wood belong
ing to Mr. J. 3. Slade, Of Dinwiddie county,
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Big Fire In Beiheld. Ala.
special Telegram IN TIA Olsnatch

BELTrzio, ALA, January l3.-At 10
o'clock tonight the large commissary of
the Atlantic and Danville railroad at this
place took fire and soon was in ashes. The
entire stock. which was large, was Q total
loss. The names soon were communicated
to the bar OF \. J. Blick which was also
burned. by bard work here the FIRE was
stopped. At one time il was feared the
whole town would be burned.
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FIFTY PEOPLE ARRESTED
For Attacking the British Legation and
Other Riotous Acts.

tBy Anglo-Amercan cable to the Dispatch.l
IisBov, January 13.-The city has re-
sumed It's ordinary aspect. The mob which
attacked the British legation last night
and committed other riotous acts num-
bered 5000 persons. Patriotic and anti
English demonstrations were made at the
theatres and in front of the Kings palace
at Belem. Fifty persons who took part IN
the riotous demonstrations were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
Death of Senator Hurts Mother.

Especial teIogram % Ile DIspaVVu.J
CHATHAM. Va. January 13.-Mrs. Nancy
Simms Hurt died suddenly ut her home,
near Halifax Courthouse, Sunday evening,
at the advanced age of seventy-elght. Her
sons. William r.. and Stanhope s., left here
this morning TO attend her funeral. Her
son John L. Hurt is confined to his bed by
sickness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
MARKET. REPORTS,
ANDINcoNNecrloN rHERewTHTHf
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from both Bosrds-Octtons
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations.

Ifsy telegraph 70 the pispatch.l
- WASHINGTON. January is-For Wiz.
/ FAIR ,ginis, North Carolina, and South Caro-
lima, much colder. fair weather. norfn-
westerly yind4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
A Splendid

A Splendid whistey at S?.50 Per Gallon.
Julien Binford, 1909 Main street. has an
excellent Whiskey at $3.50 per gallon.
which be can recommend. Get sample
and judge for yourself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. January f8.-vrclnla consos, n;
DO 8a-, CSs664. Baltimore and Ohio stock. l0l Y
asked: Northern Central stock. NA assed.
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore ist cer-
tiacaies gJL asked do. "a certificates, 81 bid I:
do ais, 81 bid /: consolidated gas bonds, lii.a
lI5. do siock. 81 d
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Improving.
rsneeial telegram 10 the Dispatch

Special telegram 70 The DispaIch.I
CHATHAM. Va, January 13.- Senator
Hnrt's condition is much improved. and he
Will in "A few days. without q relapse, be
able to resume his duties at the capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

want nv friends and patrons TO know
that am still in the business of Roasting
Coffees and Grinding Spices, &c. No one
is connected with me.
W. b. HERsM,N,
1i04 east Cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

RICHMOND. January i1-kecei2n; 81 hsad
Of cattle 307 sheep, 95s hogs
sA,ks Isl head OF cattle. 2o7 sheep. b9 hogs
Prices.
Cattls-best. 4stHc. gross--a few extra ma
higher: medium % good. 3SasAc. gross. COM
mon to fair. 2alc. gross
Sheep--3k a5Ac. gross
H0Ss-4A s3hc net
Bulls--2a3c cro<s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
mARlsE ISrELLIGENcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JASuAsr IS, issa
AaRIyxn
Steamship Oh Dominion, Couch, Sew lcrx.
mcfcnand:ss ssd passenger; George W. Aiise
schoonsr sue Williams. Pesrcs. charlsstoes
phosphate roc<. kieaalond Cncmic@l-WorkA
sAlLga
steamer Ariel Deyo. Norfolk. msscasadsss
scsooner W. II. kenzsL Abbo:s. New Hsss.
railroad Ties: yc~sei Curtis & Parker
schooasr u. ". Race, HANSEN. Norfolk. mosso'
Ing Sand.
PoRT on NEWPORT NEWS. JAsuAsx ~ ia
.Dy fslexrspa-s
AssfyRp
Steamship Asspes, Ian, Sss FORA % coal ss4
Steam hip RIsIys, New yosk. - coal
xtesmsnip ysc,is. View ORLEANS, W COAX
NAsmship Guysndosls> New lork. ed >oiis4
for New Yofk. msfchsadlse
stesnaship scathwooa. t<h, HsrA coo5u4
Xfsamship rIepey. l4Ga> xpuen, co4le4
eteanssn&p Lolspo4 lHhs cverpe4S - ~
sssasssip sssssS. ~ uvssrsqh nsr'o1R
80 - : &c: y: g:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, 1920 A. NJ. trustees saie
OF machinery, fixtures, &c. OF tho virginia
Steam Coffee aud sptce-Mils Company
r b. CHAFFIN & CO., E30 p. ~, trustees sale
q dwelling No. 633 north Eighth street.
JOSEPH b. DAVIS. 10 A. ~, household and
ktchen furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

npec,a, telegram 70 the pispascnJ
wssHrvsros, January is--,onu omss ~ y
10 aay ~ eregated $s42 800: All accepted az
io4H for 3<'s, and 1876 for ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Jsnuary ~ - Flour steady.
Whoat-souihorn quls. AMI fifm: tuitz, l2ai2r.;
Longbery, 73asJc. western steady. Ma sinter
red. spot aud January. s0hc Corn-southefn
quiet Ii arm: white aud y0llow. 3is,pc. west
ern quiet oats quiet snd very etosdy south
ORR ana Ponnsylvauia, gsa3ic. weston rnits,
2gL a3lc. do mixed, NhhsShc. graded No 2
white, 30a3ic. Rye dull AMI rather easier;
prime to choice. tsa5sc. Hay duiet; primo to
cbOice timothy, si2aflA Proyisions quiet. But
ter dull: creamery, 2fa27c. Kegs quiet: west
ern. l4ai4hc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes. l3tc.
sugar strong; A snfi, stc freights % liverpool
per steam " steady grain. per buhhel, oa.hsd.
cork for orders, s.. ass. 81. rAles-Nhoat, t9.O
bushels corn, 5000 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RfcanoSp, Jspusry II, nse

Rrcanoxp. January IL nsa
oSrEsiS0S
wnsAr. 400 bushels
Corn so basEei>
OArx--2.e)0 busheia
sALHs - % rsC ', ssrssf>sy
wHsAr.--Nixed, go bushels good NJ soc shsrss
narrv 800 osabsls common on private tsrsnA
coss.--white, 600 busheis very good co privsse
osrs--whiie, 1000 bushels very good on pss.
vais terms
FLOUR.
We quote: Fins. sAYsslys. supernnA sloe
ts.x, ezra 81 5ossl7S II niiy. tss@a0 essses
fanny. coualry. y&73sSAx
COTTON REPORT.
Market frtn-
eUorAriosA
Mfpptfxo, gLc
Low kfppLrS9, 0Lc-
GOOD oaRtSAkr. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

salvation on il no mere surface remedy.
II makes It's way 10 tie seat Of the disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
cLAekIN COURT.

as Valves q Preliminary Examination
Mr.. Rapdoiph's Position.
Especial telegram 70 tho piapssehl
NEW YoRK, January Is. Major William
Hancock Clark. who. Friday evening. shot
~ Mr.. Wilton Randolph IN front Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
op,nfaL Riyh.s. closias.

CHICAGO. January ia--Cash quotations wore;
Flour quiet ana unchanged. no. spring
wheat, 76gsc. No. 3 spring wheat tia7so.; No.
Msss-p0rk. $3.50. Lard. 515t. Sh0rl-fibs. Neia
fLsa Shoulders, iAl2a atLs5 shortelear. usos
~ Whlskey, fl.02
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, January %. 1890.

fnnsfnr rrotl.lons - - AK pri
sALgs-FIRsT BoARD.--i00 Richmond city SIS
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westerly winds

TIE wxArnsx ~ RICHMOND YssrsRDAr was
clear, warn, and windy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

NEW YORK. January lathe stock market
was weak throughout tho day. The cosiers SYM
pa hized with Reading, aui Jersey Central and
Delaware and Hudson sold at materially lower
prices than last week. Lacsawsnns was active
but was still we'll supported, though 10 saescd
OF with the others, and closed With loss OF over
4 per cent 1here was litiio of Interest IN the
rest OF the list. though New England displayed
Considerable strength in The face OF the early
decline. as did also Wheeling and Lake Erie
stocks sud sugar renneries. The Lac, named, IN
fact, the only really sror stock IN the mar
ket. aud stands alone this evening in showing
material Improvement Kansas and Texas WAS
weak throughout but rallied slightly toward the
close. whom the covering OF shorts Caused
slight rally IN rho general list and coal stocks,
especially Jersey Central, rose considerably
above the lowest ngure. The market closed
quiet and firm on the rally. Sugar IL up GER
cent tonight but all the others are lower. and
Delaware and Hudson lost :, Jersey Central ~,
lsckswsnna 4. and Northern Pacific preferred
aud Tennessee coal 1 per cent The sal7s OF
et0 10 aggregated q $50 shares
Ersninc.-Excnange quiet and strong az 4s3a
as. Money iose. ranging from 70 ~, last i0sn
et q. Sub-rreasur balsNcns Coin, fiSi 5000:
currency. TlCtl Govern nen,s dull and
steady for SIS ~cr cons i.S ex. coupons i0i)<
bid ex int state bonds entirely usglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
ST. IouIs.

per steamer steady grain. per bushei, oi.nsd.
cork Tor orders, s-.a5s. 81. Sales-hho heat, ty.vo
bushels corn, 5000 bushels.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. Leus January ia-FlOur Wa very quiet
Wheat vas higher; No. rod. cash, q .. old
May, - al &C.. closed 80 So asked. July,
n &c. Corn higher; No. mixed, csen. &tc.
bid: February. 2ofs ae6i &C., closed a. Sisc. bid
March, 2os.aHc, closed at 10 asks1. ostf
irIner, but no trading; 10 2 cash, aiatl4c-
bid; May, ely.c. AsEed. Whlsksy. fI.R. Tho
provision market vas barely firm. but tee-
grspbic communication sith other markets boz
Ing Interrupted by wire trouble niie business
was transacted.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. n. C.. January iA-rIrpen
time sfeAdy atflLc Resin nTm. strained. 0lc.
good strsinod, 81. Tar nrW at ti.5o. Crude tnr-
pentins firm: hard, si.s0. yeiiow-aip aud VIZ
gin. $40.
NEW YORK coTros FuTugs%
NEW YORK. January H. Cotton Net receipts.
liza tales gross receipts, 9iG bslsa. Futures
closed weak sales, i5i,e0l balos; January,
SO 3eafi0J. February. Si039; March, 5000.
April, sIoa; Nay sle s5 ;nps; ILL.,.
September, fi0.32asi03i; octoter. ti0oosti0.or.
LIVERPOOL OorroS MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Jsnusry l3-goos.- -cot'on--Mors
Offering nut prices not qnotsbly esser; Ameri-
can tniddiing. iAl6d.. sales. 1890 bsise,
speculation and export, 1000 bales; receipts.
ij,Oo0 DAles, American, ly,vvD baisf. futuf's
quiet; January ard February, ss-Sid-, slso
8 4s.6id February and harcb, i3o4d.: March
and Aprii, sO-6if., also i9-9tf. April anu
Nav, ) Ss-gid., also 5l-S.d.: Nay and Jane,
SOD. June aud July, 556l1; JAY AMI
August, 6s-eid., also 33-tii. Tenders, 40
bales ne cockets and 100 bales OH.
r. M-Amerlcan good midJling. iJiod-
middlng, 5 i3-l5d.: low middiing, tAdj good
Ordinary, sgd: Ordinary, 53sd. sales today In
GUIDED I, 500 bales Amertan. January. fs-eid..
seller: January and February. s fss4f.. seller.
February aud March, 1914, seller; March
ana April, 49-s.d.; April and May. 6i-ssd..
seller; May and June, b1-6id. : June and July.
SS-Sad., buyer; July aud August, 35i-oid.,
buyer: August. ,5-sId., seller. Futures barely
steady.
February, 5 ss-,ii. February and March,
b4s-6ld.: March aud Aprii, 506id.. sellers.
April and May, b5i-5sf., seller; May and June,
ss-6ad., buyer: Juae aud July, '5-stf, buy
srs; July aud August, &~0sd., sellers; Az
gust. 8 ;3-t4d.. sellers. Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
gReportsd for the Dispst;h-I
JixUkgY 10 Market strong. Sales reported
at quotations and On private terms. Receipts
from tho country liberal Prime, 34e.: sxus
pFinae, &c.; fancy. 6ke. common. xssic. span
ish SIC. factory hand picked, oss4c
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temuerstare..-.. ..................
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corros REPORT.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Mrpptfxo, 9t4c.
Low kfppLfSa, 0lc-
GOOD oaRtNAkr, SIZE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

RoRr OF KlcanoSD. JAsuAEr -, issa
AgKIyEn
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

IkepoFtei Tor mo DtrpsEuI
JAyUkBY 10 Market stT0ng. Sales reported
Al quotations and On private terms Receipts
from tho country liberal Prime. 32e.: extra
prine, &c.; fancy, 6ks.: common. S'.ssc. Span
ish, SIC. factory hand picked, os.4c
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-16
RARE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
The Beautiful Display at t. C. Brown g.
Van Anglen's establishments.

The Beautiful Display at T. C. Brown g.
Van Anglen's establishments.
Again it is Christmas time and every
one is busy preparing for the day. The
streets are filled with Christmas shoppers
and the stores are displaying to the best
advantage their holiday goods At the
elegant store of L. g. Brown 81 Van
Anglen is seen an unusually fine assort-
ment of holiday novelties. The large
windows are tastefully arranged and
attract much attention. But it is within
the large emporium that the real attrac-
tions are.
AS one enters the store on all sides are
seen novelties and beautiful and useful
articles suitable for. gifts, The assort-
ment of books is very large and the
prices wonderfully reasonable. All the
standard authors and poets and juvenile
books and bibles all handsomely bound
are there. A speciality is being made of
the Epcyclopedia Britannica, which is sold
at fifty cents for the first volume and
81. so for each succeeding volume. In all
there are twenty-five volumes. This is
rare opportunity to purchase a valuable
work cheap. Among the novelties are
shown beautiful dressing cases and
jewel boxes, a fine assortment of japan
ese ware, bric-a- brac of all kinds, bisque
ornaments, picture frames of plush and
metal, mirrors. dainty brass tea kettles
for comfortable five O'Clock tea, toilet
sets aud "A great variety of celluloid nov
elites and perfumes in many styled boxes
and baskets.
The mouchoir cases are unusually
handsome, as are also the fans, of which
there is great variety. Bon bon vases
and trays, bronzes and leather goods,
lamps of ali kinds, painted and en-
broidered cushions and bottles. china
silk scarfs, foot and head rests of many
kinds, sofa cushions, screens in cherry,
oak ! nd bamber, fur rugs, easels and
lovely portieres are only few of the ex-
cellent assortment of Christmas stock.
The variety of dolls is also very large,
aud almost anything in this line can be
found here. Since the store has been en-
larLed greater space is given to the dis
play of holiday goods, and the stock is
much larger and more varied than in
previous years. Bargains are found here
and one is wise to visit this reliable firm
before purchasing Christmas gifts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-16
WHIPPED BY HIS BROrHER-ISLAw.


Punished by Her Brother
John Delaney, of No. 1856 Montgomery
street, was Patrolman Gaynor's prisoner
in the First District Police Court this
morning. His face was bruised, swollen,
cut and clotted with blood, both eyes
were closed and the man was in pttiable
condition. Gaynor testified that he had
been summoned to arrest him for drun-
kenness and disorderly conduct. When the
patrolman arrived at the house Delaney
was not there. He found him lying
inside the frame work of an uncompleted
building adjoining. He was half frozen.
Delaney admitted that ne went home
drunk last night and quarreled with his
wife about his brother-in-law sponeing
upon him. The brother-in-law and his wife
set upon him and beat him aud threw
him ont of doors His brother-in-law is
Embly Gordon. He lives with Delaney.
Delaney was discharged.
Shortly afterward Delaney's wife,
accompanied by her brother, Embly Cor
don, called at the office of Justice OF the
Peace Martinez and had a warrant is
sued for the arrest of her husband
on a charge OF atrocious assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. Mrs Delaney
said her husband had been drinking
heavily Tor the past three months. Last
night he came home drunk, and entering
Gordon's room, after Gordon had
retired, assaulted him while he
lay in his bed. Gordon sprang
out and drove Delaney from his bedroom.
Then Gordon went back to bed. Delaney
then went 10 his wife's apartments and
commenced an assault upon her. He
had threatened to kill her
several times, and she knew
he always carried razor. Fearing the
keen edge of the blade with which she
mad so often been threatened. she called
for assistance. Her brother came to her
rescue He pounced upon Delaney, beat
him and threw him out OF doors. A razor
was fonnd upon Delaney when he was
searched last night at the Sussex Street
Station House. 1t is said he has daugh-
ter who has been driven out of her mind
by her fathers conduct during the past
three months.