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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27

The white grand army men in Georgia
don't seem to love the eolored grand army
mea any batter than those in the northern
posts do
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27

Ex-senator Riddleberger was demo-
crat when he died. He couldn't stomach
Malone. so, during the recent Virginia
campaign, be came back into the demo.
cratic fold That much can be sal in his
favor; and, indeed, if he ad let whisky
alone ne might have made for himself a
name of which his friends would have been
justly proud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27

Here's hoping that 1890 viii be as good
n year for the farmers of Georgia as 1889
was.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27

Coughs and HOarseness.-The irritation
which which induces coughing Immediately re-
lieved by use Of 'BroWn's BrOncAial Troches. ."
Sold only in boxes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27
MulhaIev on Base Ball.

George E. Marion, in The Near York Clipper.
I'm sOrely perplexed about a son ay mine,
hos victim Of this ball game,
An from " at I've heard az his goings on.
Pom me word ( th.nk the gossoon' S insane.
Less than wee snort year ago,
4 better boy ne'=r trod our street;
But now hes So bunged and battered
It's wonder at all he keeps his feet.
Now plat tni~ base base bawling is,
talth, really cant UNI rstand.
But the crimes they commit and the deviltry
they do
Would disgrace any civilized land.
sure L We not the heart TO stand fornnst the bar
An convict me only child,
But fin think av what heal be after doing,
II almost drives me wild.
He's guilty, there's never a doubt upon my
word:
know that his course is run:
At every step fear some policeman would say,
"Mulheley, / want your soar
Yesterday morn, when I'd gone to me work,
de had me white Sunday pants cut Of at the
An Wild shirt scollop'd over like circus man
lie starts ont as bold as you please.
lie went to hunt for d diamond he said
suppose to rob some leWel-y store.
An from what hear the clerks were in.
And indulg IN a sort az q war.
He SAID they knocked the pitcher out of the
For aich one has a club called bat;
The one he had buried deep in re cellar.
Fer he says ne knocked the poor man out with
that.
He boasts Of having raped him several times
And for eacn welt CO tured a base.
An, worse than all. he says in the sixth
FOR two bags he caught him square in the
face
He SAYS he wa thrown out while stealing home;
suppose twas with some of the swag-
The cold-hearted wretch tells me
Ihe next two men died al the bag.
can hardly believe it 5 my osn son that stands
before my eyes.
And says ia the midst of his hdeous work
be went out IN the field catching flies
Then they whitewaShed their victims
1 suppose TO cover the traces av crime;
And worst of ALL roasted the umpire alive
Tor standing in with the other nine.
There was ten, suppose, standing about,
FOR he assures me as q fact
with dou lie ne made in the lucky seventh,
de ripped the whols crowd up the back
m ateard If I 20 home to Sleep
lie II murder us all in our beds;
BY the morn. suppose, the police will know
ALL
And offer price for his head
L think 1t 5 To the court house I'd better 90
And have talk wd the chief of police,
night.
III have him bound over to keep the peace.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27
Had sot ais Heart On Il.


He rushed into the doctors office waving q
handkerchief much the worst for wear.
'been sneezing all day" he said holding at
the doctor and several patients who were wait
ins their IL L.
Take seat, pleas" said an attendant. mo-
ito Ing hin o a chair
CA an sat Still q minute. Awful nervous feel
ing ! knew Id get II. Told Mrs. J. III eaten IL
Just a soon as / got to town Hadn't hardly
got OF Tie cars fore began aching all over.
Am bone IL my body that don't ache Doctor
can you fix re up: know III have it worse n
anybody else il don't get tended to right
away I always dos"
7 - doctor slZ-s him I'D
y on have a slight cold in the head a mus
tard Zoo bath and glass Of lem made going u
bed vi fix yol Up all right"
And Amt got the grip:'
No"
No preliminary symptoms"
None az all "
Then 1 amt going to get the grip the same
a. the rest o. the foksg
Probably q L
We'll, lool a-lere, SIR Doctor. / don't be
leve you know enough TO paint a rel wagon.
/ We SGT my heart on having this naw-fanyled
grip, and m a-gOlng to have it If l have to
Visit al The dOct rs in town. Some Of e n II
kno'y enough not 70 insult cash customer.
NDI hear
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS Books and Blanks
Il required by county officers for the use OF
the courts. or for Office use. supplied to order by
Whitaker street, Savannah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
OBITUARY.

Died, in Richmond on tho morning Of
November 80. 1880, after lingering Illness,
FLoRgIF, the beloved and devoted wife OF
Mr.. William Il. Gayle and adopted
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. John Baptist. IN
the twenty-sixth year OF her age.
II is doubly sad 10 record the death Of
one so young and engaging. Gifted with
beauty If person she possessed with II
combined every attribute 10 make her
iovable and attractive. being always can
did though polite, generous but prudent,
cheerful and gentle, amiabie aud cbaritA-
bic. Naturally u a retiring disposition II
enabled her % discharge moro faithfully
the high and holy duties of daughter, vile.
and mother a. long as her feeble health
would admit Of II. Having been thrown
frequently with the subject Ut this notice
for some years past j can realize more
fully the loss those loved ones have sus-
tanned in giving bert up. Her br1ef married
life OF not three years duration seemed To
be chiefly occupied in contributing TO tho
pleasure Of him TO whom she had plighted
her troth % love and comfort. During the
illness Of her little one, whose death was
expected at any time IN tho past summer.
her energy and efforts to relieve him seem
ed 10 exceed her strength. while In the
death OF all who knew her best the loss OF
such being must be- most deeply do
plored. We know our sorrow II not with
out hope, having evinced in life aud death
her choice was not lightly made and be
won the crown that fadeth not away. She
exclaimed In the last hour Of her ,ifo IN the
presence Of her minister, Father, am
ready take inc now 10 rest" And there
was every indication, sweet angel, on thy
placid brow IN death that prayer We
answered and her soul was safely anchor.
cd where il had found eternal rest.
Then why lament departed friends
And shake at DEATHS alarmsf
Deaths but the servant Jesus sends
To call Us 10 His arms.
A FuKn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
,IzNEa nrcALLED.
CALLED HIS WFE eY TWO NAMES.
a Remarkable Cnse Decided In Favor Of
an English Laborer-Ellen end
Bridget tho Same Woman.

RALEIGH. n. c.. December "a very re-
markable trial ended here TODAY IN the
United States Circuit Court. George ii.
Smith. "a laborer I'm n brewery al Bolton,
England. sued Mr7. Mary b.. Smith and her
children. of Wilm ngton, y. C.. for real "a,
tate in the latter city worth sixty thousand
dollars. allsung that he was the son OF
Thomas h. Smith, an English ship captain 4;
that the latter married woman named
Massa. who was called by him indiscrimi-
natelv Ellen or Bridget. and that this wo-
man was sent back TO England IN. 1861 at
the outbreak Of the civil war with her two
children, Of whom he was one.
THE pErESDANTs' STORY.
The defendants alleged that Bridget and
Ellen were not the same person, and that
Ellen. who. they contcnded. was the first
wife. was married no Liverpool IN 1854 and
died 40 Nassau in 1862. They further A.
Legged that the marriage 10 Brdget was IN
1858. at Wilmington, and that being dill
ferent persons-Ellen being allvc-the mar
riage % Bridget was VOID.
ANoTHER MARRIAGE.
Thomas II. Smith married Mary F.. Wat
son at Wilmington In 1861, and died mites
tate in 1857. since which date Mary +.
Smith has held all the property.
VERDICT FOR THE plaintiff.
The trial. which has consumed all the
week. resulted in ayerdict tonight in favor
Of the plaintiff for the entire property;
The Jury also found that Ellen Smith and
Bridget Massa were one and the same
woman. Tho case was in all its aspects
the most remarkable ever tried in North
Carolina. There were scores OF witnesse :
and of deuOsitiOns taken in England and
the United States The defendants VIII
appeal to the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
PUMPKIN,
PONY, AND THE
CHILDREN.

This is the guessors'" day, specially for buy
ing ana guessing both. TIA seeds to guess on
Tor a very handsome PONY, aud everything that
the Boys aud Children wear-to buY-sUITs,
HATS, FURNISHINGS, ovERCoATS, and
REEFERs. These last two itema especially are
big lines with U.s. Wo'yo made them popular
simply by giving you tho BEST QUALITIES
CHEAPEST. wo have to carry three times as
much Boys and Chniren's stock as any house
In town-because three times ns many Of you
arc looking to US for your supply. More would,
il they stopped 10 think moment Always
guarauteeng-ney disappointing stock
fairly alive with noyeltios--mskes US proAts-
bic piece 10 do your trading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06

M snd qsies: pecsmbcs. tfzHaeE: q 1ssas
arr. Siat0s1iag reosuayy. tt%0e9iA, .ar
sis.sjnsis 30: spot Mo quiet sod aee1y No.
goes. slag5: va 7, fif7a euGsf-Haw eusss
fair refining. ii-isc. rennsd duise ana s1Ssy
Mosssss--foreign nominal: New Oneess te1y
activs and dra,. Rec steady and qusst FvSs'
Icnm quIe, aud steady; rsnaed y Al ys
2 9pc. Co-od-seed ell weak and dull; creee
prime. s,s2sc. ho-fa duh bus stesdyi sesesasos
CON mon 10 coed. sitssfi.oo. Turpenttns oeI -
3ss5s.c. Wool EASY and auist Porh du1L
Bee. steady. Beef hams stesfx rsued 49,
steady. CuLmests dun. Lard lower vest3e
steam 1905: city, ta65ntas0: December, t5O:
Jaunsly, ssisssass; FeDrusry. fs32 neys
1851: refined quiet; coatinent fhUaeA M
Freights wesx: cotton. I'd sraio. ~
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, December Cash hour unchaneedt
No spring vhess pis9g<c; NO red. ghc
No. corn 50sas0&c. No. OATS sc. Assss
pofk. g. 2sass1h. Lard. i5.3A short rfbt oe
49,. shoulders, ttsgsa3t6E. short< teess
tl51ash6a wblsSey, flh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
THE IMMIGRATION CONVENT ION.
Many Railroad Officials WIN BE Ihere-Mr.
Clarkson and Senator Fassstt.
fsneciai ,alegram 10 tho DisDatchL

AsHEyuLE, n. c.. December "a citizens
meeting is held tonight in the interest Of
the Southern Interstate Immigration Con-
yention, t. convene on the 18th
proximo. and it is stated that more railroad
officials will attend the convention than
ever before met in the South.
Ex-Assistant-P Postmaster General Clark
son left here to-day for Washington. after
stay of four weeks, greatly improved in
health.
State-Senator Fassett, of New York, who
came here Tuesday, returned 10 Washing
ton with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
rHf IRISH BISHOPS RESOLUTIONS.
A strike of Seamen nj London.

10y Anglo-American cable % the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December On accordance with
instructions of the United Labor Council
of the Port Of London, the union soamen
and tiremen on the vessels of Shaw a Sa-
vile, the Albion Company, the British
New Zealand Shipping Company went out
on strike to-day, their grievance beng the
employment of non-uniOn men by the
companies. The shipping federation IS
supplying crews in the place of the strikers.
In consequence of recent brutal attacks
upon the black-legs force Of police has
been stationed along the wharyes to pro-
tect nOn-uuiOn men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fKenOrfed for tho Disnatch

DECEMBER 3 1880.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, ~ pack
ages aud taken In. Highest, $3.50; lowest,
s5.J0-ayerago, $500
Loose sales at shockoo warehouse $3.50
pounds Highest. $40: lowest, SOC. AT Cren-
shs.'s warehouse, i2,7l5 pounds. Highes. ti0.,b
lowest, 81.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
f.0ss 10; tabacoo, si.ss27o-totai, t5.77i.so.
Private sales: Filters. 8; Wrappers, p
GsTks, s-.otal, Is hcgshesia
The CreDshaw warehouse Is completing new
stable for planters accommodation on sho-koo
slip, which Will make 10 stalls tor teams
telegram received By the Tobacco Trade
from the Richmond tobacco-tax delegation 10
Washington reports .all things favorable to tho
tax reduction.
Loose sales we're small and prices very good
to-day. Colonel II. 4. Williamson and Hon. X
Il. Noblin, Of the South Boston Tobaceonfst. wers
on Change booming Boston to-day.
West Virginia tobscco sold fairly well on
Change, and those at Crensnaw's warehouse
we're bid for with spirit one package selling at
s7c. The loose sale Of brights. or sale over tho
hogshesd, ought TO DO encouraged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
DEATHS.

HOPKINS Died, at Dorchester. Mass,
Wednesday, December ., 1870. ELIZA
BETH POWELL. daughter OF the lsto
Samuel and IsabellaH. Hopkins. of Boston.
Mass.
MORING. Died, In this city, on DE.
cember 8, 1880. az 4 o'clock A. ~, Mrs.
MARTIAL. M0RING, formerly Of Amc-
liza county, Va.
The funeral will take place from her lato
residence, No 72G west Clay street, AZ 5
o'clock L. NJ. on SATURDAY, December
9Th.
MARTIN. Died. December .. 1890, HER
BERT LEE MARTIN, son of bartholomew
and Maggie Glen Martin; aged one month
and twenty-eght days.
Dear little HyRBERT in Heaven,
Safe, very safe, over there;
Taken from earth In ms beauty.
Before he knew sorrow Or care.
Gone from your arms. loving parents.
To live with the pure aud the true.
God took your treasure 10 Heaven
Jhatyour bearts might journey there too.
Funeral viii take place from his parents
residence. 203 west Canal street. THIS
Saturday. AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Friends arr invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
ado Pachelo. OF California. TO be Minister
to the Central American States.
fnv t.le0rsnh 10 the DlsDafchi

WASHINGTON, D. O.. December 5.-lhe
representatives Of New York city were TO-
day heard by the House Committee on
Census for an h our upon the request ioi =
recount of the population OF that CITY,
The case was opened ty John VI. Bowers
COUNSEL for the city. AZ the expiration OF
the hour Il was deci led that bowers
should have half an hour tomorrow 20
close his argument that Suponntendeu.
Porter should then he heard. and tiils
Bowers might have time for relOindeT'
Anoth r apportonmont bill was intro
duced in the House to-day by sir. Nc
COmEs. of Marylnnd. u - practically ne
bill introduced by Sir. Frank early III ths
week. but with the subetitut'O on Of tie
McComas gerrymardor bill Of last session
for somewhat simIl3r provisions IL az
Franks bill.
TIP nAuprNrIA NATTTn.
The President TO-DAY transmitted 20 thes
House The correspondence growing out OF
tine killing Of General Bauuudia by Galte,,
malau officers on board the Pacific NAL
steamer Acapula IN the Port ol san jose
de Guatemala. The correspondence WIS
called for bv a resolution OF oeptembrr
2ith last. Secretary Blaine, IN bis letter
LAYING the core spondence before ne
President. say Il viii be observed that the
last report of Minister Miner contains
matter essential 20 a full and accurate
understanding Of tac case and was ds,e
September 23d and not received nj the De-
pertinent until October 9th. several days
after the adjournment of Congress.
MINER HTCALLED.
The correspondence consists Of ten en-
closures. the first of which was a TELEGRAM
from Minister Miner to Mr.. Blaine dated
AUGUST 23th. and the last a letter from Mr.
Blaine.to Miner dated November 18TH,
and announcing that nc can see no justin
cation tor Miners course. THAI this Gov
eminent d.savOWs his action, and direct
ing him 10 turn over the affairs OF the Ie-
CATION o. Mr.. kimberly's charge and re-
turn 20 the United States.
The amount on silver offered for sale to
the Treasury Department TODAY was
1 .OsO. 900 ounces, and the amount purchased
255. 900 ounces, at prices ranging from lol
% l0j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
eRANc.wARoeN HARMER DEAD.
State sinator ID. }. Saith. Who Voted for
Con. Also Passes Away.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

WHEELING. W. Va. December 5.-Judge
b. I; Hammer, grand warden Of West Virgil
MIA Odd-Fellows, and ono. OF the leading
lurists and politicians OF the State. died at
his home at Shinnston last night.
!, state Senator b. ), smith died OF Brights
assns at New sms IS the s1 Rypu ls
can member who was carried 800 miles on
q sick bed 10 vote for Coz during the GU
bernatorial contest in the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
ouAVs MP. DELAMATeR IN TROUBLE
The Banking House of Which He Is Presl
dent Makes an Assignment
OBJ telegraph 70 tue Dlspalcb.I

IUI I"ltk EFtI y w III fT''FS'6sI
PTTTsBURGH, Pa, December "a Mead
vile pa special says Delamater Co.,
bankers, Of this city, made an assignment
this morning. Besond the facts stated no
particulars are obtainable. Messrs. Hotch-
kiss and NcClintock. assignees, took i'm
mediate possession aud are preparing a
statement for pu 5hcation. George W. De-
lamater, the defeated Republican candi-
date for Governor. is president. Tins bank
is another depository Of State funds to the
amount Of 500 1000, but State-Treasurer
Boyer says the State is amply secured by
bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
gates from each county in the State, or o |
total OF fifty delegates.
Alnh,ma.. Miner,s strikc.

BrRMINGHAN. Ala. December AT Q
meeting of eleven large coal operators yes
terday resolution was adopted positively
declining 10 advance the wages Oh miners
aud refusing to confer With the Executive
Committee OF the United Mine workers OF
America. The miners are determined to
continue the strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
All THERE, COLONEL PORTER.
why Not Census of the Living, Rather
Than the Dead 4?
Ispecial telegram 10 the Dlspstcb.

Especial telegram TO the Dlspsich.l
CHARLOTTE. N. c., December 5.-The
Criminal Court. which has been in session
here this week, adjourns tomorrow The
December term of the Federal Court be-
gins Monday. 1t is reported here that
Senator Vance is very much dissatisfied
with tho census Of North Carolina. He
saws the latest returns from the Census
Bureau fall 1884, 600 short OF what he Is con-
WINGED is the actual population OF the
State. Superintendent Porter has re-
turned the blanks To the enumerators for
Charlotte and ordered them 10 retake the
number of deaths, on the ground that
there were not enough Of them for city
the size Of Charlotte. Ii is suggested that
If he were as anxious % get a census Of the
living as he is of the dead the result might
be very different in this State.
TO MOVE COLLEGE.
For some time there has been considera-
ble talk Of moving Erskine College, the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian College
of North and South Carolina. from Its
present location at Due West, =. G.
Sardis, in this county. among other places
Is making a strong bid for il. Besides ten
acres for building backgrounds, it offers IN
addition the sum Of $1,000 in cash, with
the probability OF an increase later.
FOURTH REGIMENT OFFICERS.
The Fourth regiment of North Carolina
State Guard held its annual election at
the Armory of the Hornets Nest Rihemen
here lastnight. 4. X Robertson. senior cap
tam, presided. Five companies at States
Vile. Lincolnton. AshevIlle, Concord, and
Charlotte-were represented either in per-
son or by proxy. The Monroe, Dallas. and
Wsynesyiile companies were notrepresent.
ia spite Of his recent resignation. which Is
regarded as an endorsement OF his course.
Iieutenant-,lolonel Martin was also in
nomination and received three votes to
Colonel Anthonyls twelve. Air. Martin was
unanimously rciocted Northumberland
Major Z. u. Young vas reelected By vote
Of eleven 10 four over /. n. Schif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
BALTIMORE

pAIyiHoRE December A-Cotton duh mia
ding. 9N, Flour urn Howard street and west
DO. do. family, tL1af5. city mills. Rio brands.
extra. ., as ~, win,er wheat patent. t5ssaD
spring do, sAs)ssSs0; Do do straight tNios
sAit: 30, do extra. sSNs.l50. Mheat-south-
ern nrn fultA 9lagqc. loDsbsrry. @sge
steamer No 2. red, eSc. weston trmer: No
., winor red. sp9t sik eglae; pscemoer ms
ore; January. s5AaysSc.; sMeh, noxas
57Sc. yellow, now. aiai1 NC. steamer new, eiA
5I'&c graded. new, s7a1ikc.; western nrn;
mixed spot, 5sh a,gA year, ssac. oiii Jsunhy.
quiet: uncraiei southern aud fenusylvanis.
tOa5aEc.; do DO western vhitc. 5lao-sc.; ia
do. mixed, 50a50sc; grsied No. 3, white, oya
sgNc. Rye scarce. choice. eia>Sc. COCA 70
prime, 5sasc.; common q fair, 1aa7oc. nay
nrm: choice timothy, sl050aSil; good 70 prime.
ias0afl0. Provisions quiet; mess-Pork, tli.0'
bulk meats, loose shoulders, SIC. long clear.
bac. clear no sides. $50: sngsr-piesicd sholl-
hams, large, l01c.. email. lis.; lard. rernei.
no. Butler active and strong; cresmefy fancy
ssc. dc. fair ~ choice, assstc. do imitation,
ALAG c. ladled fancy. slag3c. do good 70 choice.
i7asO, rolis Gne. f,a2sc. DO. far 10 good, Ia
I5c store packed, icsi6 Eggs strong: eosyc.;
Coffee dnll: MO cafgoos, far. ssc. NO :. ~:
rsnnei, csc. Whisky active, n.2ist...
Frcights 20 Liverpool por steamer steady cot
ton sSr. nour, Ia grain, "a. ; Cork for ORDERS
2Ayi.ajs
ST LOUIS.
ST. IOUIs, December h-FlOur quot Wheat
opened weib, aud thu close Was at Slisht ira"
tons above yesterday; No cred, cash, Nse
exc: December closed Of 92Sc. January,
e3ac. May, g3'sc.; July, @Sc bid. Corn opoeed
Ne up, closing at small fractions higher thaa
Yesterday. No. cash, sic. pocember Die
January. 50kc.: May. 5lA.a3lc. oas nrm an'
higher; No. 2 cash, 46c. May, ssi.c. Baxring,
5iia7i.c. Whisky steady at tLit iroytsions
dun. Pork nominal; me-s. tl97a Lard-Prme
steam. lower at ASA Dry salt mcats lbofedl.-
shoulders. E.5.% longs and ribs, ~ ~; short
clear, k3.8S Bacon tloxedl; shoulders. sa1;
longs ana nbs,tG: short-cloar. iGi5ssaso; nsms'
losi2c ,
CINCINNATI, o., December b.-Fiour easy aud
unchanged. Wheat scarce AMI strong NO.
rcd. g7c Corn stronger: M. mixed, SIC. Osts
nrm No. mixed, ssc. PORK dull as flo2A lard
I'm good demand aud lower at tA.0Ostso2s.
Bulb meats easter at ssl2hatAgA Bacon urn
al $3.50. whiskoy atesdy at tl.lh
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, ". c., December s-Turpen-
tine steady At 36c. Rosin firm; strained. tLi0;
good strained. sila Tar firm at fi.35. Crude
turpen:ino irm hard, si.sO; yollow-dip, sLD;
virgin, flso.
NEW YORK COTTON FU URR2
Nsw YORK. December '.-co,ton.ses re'
colpts, 2,2ii bales: gross receipts a@3 bales.
Futures closed steady sales. l0j,iO bales;
December, sgl8. January. so2iata25; fobru-
airy, fg.4Oat0.ii March. i9S)ai9i 81 Apri. taeya
Sa60; May. 1905; Jupe, t9loatIs: July,
So Siai0s5; August iae7at9ss; September
| f95sas2G0
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lKeported for thu Dispatch.)
NORFOLK Decem Der b.-Martet steady. sales
| rer ortod at 3ac. Prime, &c. extra prime, 3Ac.;
| fancy, 3Hc. spanish, ga!Eo.; factory hand
picked, saa4kc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
For DcranCement of the Liver
ITsr HoRsrORn's ACID PHOSPHATE,

DIR. o. Y. CILLEY, Boston, Mass, says :
"{fauc used a erfGasirely and UiM me
most rcmarkabic success. / girs IL IN
dyspepsia and IN an cases Where there
is arrangement Of the direr Gnd kid
neys. WIN my paticnts IL has agreed
trORderfiiU."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
Delegates to the Asheviiie Convention.
fny telesynoh 70 the Dispatch.I

:, ANNAPOLIS, Nd, December 8; --Governor
Jackson has appointed The following dele
gates from the State at large to the South
srn interstate Immigration Convention. t9
%, pe hsla IN Asheville, n, z, the iIth and
y ms instant; Charles X h9oeI5s. General
n. hyd Douglass, Levin L. Waters, and
srrnr h, william MekenasMss{;i o, t , u9s-