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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
MARKETS sy TEteaBApH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YosE, Deeember M--cotton quiss: Gales
to-day. l03 bales upiands. 9s-ise.. Orleans. se;
Dot roceipts at all porss, o2.ss2 bales sxpoess--
10 Great Britain. b.iti bales, 70 France. f0,s25
bsios; " the continsul a0ii bales; stock. "a oiS
bales. southern hoar Gull and heavy. Wheat
dGn and unsettled; No 2 red, tLots IN elevator.
weak ana feii SAi Ac.. ciosteg esay % tDcseaesd
offerings aud me ebsoncs u expoft demand;
December, si.ols; January, tl0aS; February
aud Nay, sLut. Corn lover. Qaiss. snd
graded mixed. ssssiHc. options euiss. IssS
lower. ana veal on Increased odsrtnW D6ceut.
her, 5oc. January, 6S4c: Nay, uo<c 0G1t
DUH lover, aud unssslled. 0ptiocs QuiAt end
wsaksr: Nay, 4saeis,sG January, 1kcs Fsb-
raary, <sAa' ygos ~. fsd, sssssha hofs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
CALL AGAINsT THR FORCE bill.

Tho elections bill was then taken up aud
Mr. Call addressed the Senate in opposition
10 g. IL was tho most important bill. he
SAID, ever presented. It, enactment into
Law would constitute a change in the pow
ers Of The Government ne great as that
which characterized the republic Of Rome
wheDit was changed into q monarchy.
Tho Earl OF Stafford had been impeached
by the British Parliament IN 1913 for an at
tempt TO subgert the Fundamental laws Of
the kingdom and tho pending measure was
quite rs foul an attempt 20 subvert the
fundamental laws Of this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
THE EAST HANOVER PRssBYTERY
A Called Meeting whoreat Calls and other
Matters Were Disposed or
fsDecisi telegram % the Dispatch1

NoRroLK, VI. December pa called
meeting Of the East Hanover Presbytcry
was held nj the Second Presbyterian
church. this city, to-day, Rev. w. $. Lacy,
moderator.
r.. w. Santos was elected temporary
clerk. The call for the meeting O. the
presbytory was read, which stated tho
business to be the consideration OF the call
rom the Newport News church OF Rev.
Charles ID. Price. OF Hampton, and the call
from Nottoway church TO Rev. L. Is. Epes,
of Woodstock.
RELATIONS DISSOLVED.
Mr.. Cumming. representing the Hamp-
ton church, read a paper cOnsentmg 10 mo
dissolution Of It's relations with Rev Ny.
Price. Rev. Mr. Price also asked that he
be released from that church.
The prcsbytery thereupon decided 20
dissolve the relations existing between
said church and pastor.
THE NEWPORT NEws PAsToRATE.
The call from the Newport News church
was then put into the hands Of Rev. Mr..
Price. was accepted by him, and the fol-
lowing committee appointed 70 install HIM
ms pastor Rev. Dr. Roseboro, of Peters
burg. 20 preside and preach the sermon;
Rev. X. A. Robinson, OF the Colley-Memo-
rial church, Norfolk, % charge the pastor;
Rev. Mr.. Turnbuil. of Richmond, 20
charge the people. Rev. DIR. Richardson:
of Richmond, with Rev. Mr.. Stubbins, Of
Chesterfield. as alternate, who was ap-
pointed TO preach TO the church and de-
clare that pastorate vacant.
A call from the NOttoway church 20
Rev. Mr.. Epes was read and found IN order,
and the church was allowed TO prosecute
the call before the Winchester Presby terry,
to which Rev. Mr.. Epes belongs.
On motion, the presbytory adjourned.
BRENT-BUGTING.
At Denby's church, IN Norfolk county.
this afternoon Il. G. Bront, one OF Roa-
noke's prominent Businessmen, led 10 the
hvmeueal altar Miss Lee +. Bunting. daugh-
ter of George S. Bunting, of Norfolk coun-
ty. The nuptlals were celebrated IN the
presence of large number of the friends
of the contracting parties, the officiating
clergyman being Nr. Compton. j. ID. Brent,
of Roanoke, acted as best man." and
Charles N. Whitehurst, c. q. Scott, and
William Bunting were the ushers. Mr..
and Mrs. Brent tonight took the Norfolk
and Western train for Nelson county,
where they will spend the holidays. and
then proceed 10 Roanoke, their future
home.
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EVERYBODY'S
PLEASED
GIA-r The crowds toll tho truth 10 n
GIJ,l JWHRE pleased ihstYoURElld,I ! y
picased-and YOU'RE plea ID NJ tho
grost buying privilege wore opened
70 you.

Our " GREAT SUIT SALE is o town toplc.n
More suits were sold yesterday ttan ever before
in single day. 'Iisn't tho price elono-though
sla75 Il only fragment Of tho wor,h--bu! tho
garments themselves stir up th3 enthusiasm.
There's no old stock-tnat you know. There
hasn't been a suit bought for, tho saie-you'ye
our word for it, There hasn't been mark
changed You eau tell as We'll rs NO can just
what each suit sold for originslly-yoa know
what you buy i, Tor now-THE DIFFERENCE IS
YOUR SAVING.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReporte1 for the Dispa,ch.I
nusoHy,. ~ tsso

DECENBkB q, 80.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Loose sales at shockoo warehouse. i.1l(
pounds: highest, si0.2j: lowest, tLl0. A. cren
shag's warehouse, 1850 pounds; highest, sio.75
lowest. Glin. Total sales for me day, zs,sS
pounds.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s299.65: tobacco. 1881. 3d--totsi, s2.7si.0i.
Private sales: FILTERS, 2; wrappers, 70; darks
ii--sotsl, Is hogshsads
Loose ssos showed spirit aud good demand
though the poor grades wero too plentiful aad
the nner grAdss IN demand too liiua Fias
black wrappers are wanted. bat are scarcely u
Dc had. sOme very badly moulded piles wers
noted to-day. There d too much one-sucksr to
baeco planted or sent here 10 please most buyorA
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A PRETTY SOCIETY WEDDING.
Mr.. William :. Adams United TO bliss
Grace ID. Rinckle mt Lynohburg.
fsnecIal telegram 10 the DlspAtch.l


IYNcHBuRG, VA, December 23.-St.
Pauls church was crowded to-day az noon
TO witness the nuptials of Professor VIII
liam s. Adams and Miss Grace ID. kinckle.
two fayorites of society. The church was
very tastily adorned and the pulpit was
spanned by a large cedar cross. The
bride is daughter of the late Rev. VII
liam III. Kinckle. who was for many years
rector of St. Paurs church.
KEEP II UP.
Thirty more citizens were fined in the
Police Court here to-day for leaving snow
on their sidewalks. This makes 10 per-
sons who paid 81 per head for the last
snOw-storm.
William Kesler, a young white man, had
one of his hands terribly mashed while
coupling cars on the Chesapeake and Ohio
wards here to-day.
Thomas Saunders, one of the oldest and
most esteemed citizens of Bedford county,
died this morning near Twins Springs;
aged eighty-soven.
DEAD IN BURNING HOUSE.
A fire occurred here last night IN the old
building known as the old White
House" on College Hill. which is ocou-
pied low number of colored families.
Smoke was seen issuing from the room Of
"A colorod woman who bad been very III Tor
some time, and the door bellE iOrctd open
II was found that the bed on which tie
woman was living was on ME. but the
woman was dead. From appearances the
woman had expired some time before the
fire occurred, and the body was stiff and
cold. A little six-months-old child was
living beside the dead body, and the fire
was extinguished before 1t suffered any
bodily harm. IL is supposed the tire orlgi-
mated from "a lamp in the room.
Christmas shopping was never known 10
be more brisk in this city since the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
FoR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
Henry Billings Brown, of Michigan, NoTii-
natch By the PresIdent.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

TUF T"IT.TTTH ." NO TT7T 1T--TT
WASHINGTON. December 23.-lhe Presi-
dent to-day nominated Henry b. Brown. of
Michigan. to be associate Justice Ofthe SUI
preme Court of the United States rioe
samuel I. Miller. deceased Judge Brown
is now United States district judge for the
Third district If Michigan.
Also, Colonel Charles sutherland, sur
geon. to be Surgeou-General with rank If
brgadier-general rice J. h. Baxter. de-
ceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
A Northwest blizzard.
Ipy telegraph b the Dispatcb.l

M,sxxApolIs. MINI, December PA
s,cac;aI 70 The Tribune from Sault Ste
Name. Mich. says: A terrible Northwest
blizzard has been raging in this section
since O'Clock last night. the wind reaen-
ing the velocity of SIXTY miles per nour,
with snow. The roof of the MeEser Hotel
was blown of. The storm stili continues.
An the Western Union wires have been
down twenty-four hours.
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The southern Educational Society.
fpv taIograDh 70 tho DispAtcn.I

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. December 23.-The
Executive Committee Of the Southern Edu-
cational Society met al Knoxville today,
with eleven States represented. Chatta-
nooga was selected as the place for the
next meeting. which will take place one
week before the meeting Of the National
Association. Leading educators of the
south will be present. and the meeting
promises to he of tho utmost importance
TO that section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

Washington. D. c.. December 23.-The
Atlantic-C coast Line. which is an important
link between Washington and Florida. to-
day purchased at public sale tho property
at the northwest Coruerof Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. and 70 Is the inten-
ton 10 erect a fine building for general
Offices. Tho price pad was SCI 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
The Grady-iorumen, Hospital.

ATLANTA. December % The cornerstone
Of the Henry W. Grady Hospital was laid
t,,-dav with fitting ceremonies. The Grand
Iodge of Masons conducted the exercises.
and the Hon. Pat Calhoun delivered the
formal address. To-day is the anniversary
of Grady's death, and was selected as ap..
proprlate for these exercises. The hospital
Will be a magnificent monument TO the
memory of Cvady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
The Grow OF tho Eurydioe Saved.

HALIFAX, n. s., December 23.--The Anne
rican schooner Horace B. Parker has ar
rived AZ Shelburn with seventy men, tho
crew OF the ST. John ship Eurydice from
Liverpool November lst for Pensacola.
The ship vas badly damaged by storms and
the crew were frost-bitten. Two passing
vessels refusd 10 respond to the Eurydice's
signal of distress. The cIewwere taken OF
by the Parker two days ago with great dit
fculty. and the ship sank four hours later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

The Speaker maue INC lonoWlns
committee appointments WAYS and
Means Breckenridge, OF Arkansas;
Commerce. pickerson. OF Kentucky;
Post Offices and Post-koads, Row.
IanSston. Of Virginia: Labor. Miller, of
south Carolina; Expenditures in the Post
0f5ce Department, Pindar, of New York !;
banking and Currency, h. X. Hays, Of
iowa. Naval Affairs, Mekenna, OF Jalitor-
MA; Stone. OF Pennsylvania, and Wagner:
of New York; Public lands, Wright, OF
Pennsylyania; Agriculture, McDuthe, OF
Alabama; Expenditures in the. treasury
DEPARTMENT, McDuftie, of Alabama He
torn in the CiyilSeryice, Wniteiaw' OF
Missouri. r.;aar
The House then adjourned until Friday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
MARRIAGES.

BADENOCH- FRANKLIN Married, at
Ridge church. Henrlco county. Va. De-
cember ~ 1890, by the key. J. ". Rev
nolds. assisted by Rev. Il. II. Randolph.
JOHN B BADENOCH and ETHEL q.
FRANKLIN.
Scottish papers please copy.
McMINN- SOUTHALL.-blarr at tho
home Of her parents, in Hanover county,
ON the 18th instant b. tho Rev. =. y. Hop
burn. KArECOPELAND MCMlNA. daugh-
ter Of John A. and Betty H. McMinu, To
ROBERT TEMPLE SOU1HALL.
Louisville (ky.) papers please copy.
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An Earthquake shock at hnosv''ie'
n,v telegraph 10 tho pispatch.l

KNOXVILLE, TxSS,, December ~. -Ihef ~:
was q decided earthquake shock here thus
morning about O'Clock. Persons 10 tne
eity today from the surrounding country
report that the shock was 80 severe ,nne
houses were shaken and dishes ratified; IN
the CITY many persons were aroused ION
their sleep aud much startled BY the shock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

Every one Is OF OUR matches stocE-MADE
BY Us-aad voUCnED FOB By rs. An annual
custom OF Ours--those sales-aut tAs people
know the "ring Of tho true meta % when they
hear it. All tho imitators only serve 70 show our
enterprise Ia striking contrast to pieir own.
Those that dldnt set q chance yesterday
come to-day. There are hundre - OF beauiies
left yet-but tbs deepest well viii run dry. Re
member, these suits are SACKS ana cUTAwAYS
that sold-some for S2i. some Tor 80. some for
~. some Tor $40, ard some for slS--blI now
[ tAKs cos 'Y1 '' 'O 'AKs 4 cos
GREAT oRRAr
NUT SALE. 2lJ.1J. NfCIT SALE.
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BEAUTIFUL BEL! |
Helena, Montana.

The clty OF Helena u located IN the beavtifu
pscSI, pesr Valley IL substantinliy BALI o. seoo4
ara brick with good 00tsis, chsrcoes schools 80
al mOdesn cot yeniences Of NE. IhT socisy ~
eeptlonsliy hixf eiass. having nore taeu ~ AYR
aae number OF educated anc intslixsnt people. -
AZ place 81 Fessdrnee ts ts uaeq1alaee. "
can be s.aekec ~ iuxnraoos uAsns laly, wa
through dining cars. on the Nofthefn fenec ao4
Great Northern Railways frVul s. Paul ADD NINE
apoiis. Of ffon. Omaha and kAn<as Cny, VA
Tason Paesae Railroad LyD rats rvvsd fvp t><ef(A
Montana has dsseas OF broad valleys . fsf.
tie x1th me dspos&s of AGES thai fafmere I'D -
shs9 pHrsd,ss OF tsodeessvsasss and hons ~
g Ss re- % ALI &avsatasss Of Neas.se , -
ussderfai eitmale. The vern vtnds % ~ ~
ctoc Ocean mostly re Temperatures 70 Ne 4e9s9e
whleb sfssrus ths htkhess phystcal con fort 1e4oe
l. 10 full OF osons Ard exhilefatang y ~ s9ocoo
ss, n ssa''sa' '''''''s q s's''' : . '''
CsassmpfsvSs fsd n ~ essose eoase.s span1A
sies 81 brssAs ssssASsy das ed S,v ss~sseA~sru>
s.<s <kssA ssss drive sway shs,v wesse syuQp
sssas. sss ssAss s.srsas ~ sgy<sss go ~ ~
sasss sarsv rsssv~ " AssixA
For fan lnfomsslDs. aAdsssA
0.pMEtPo, tsey ciilssss csnn11eA
Helsea. upalnA
---.---- ~ . - wiysa2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
WRECK ON THE RAIL.
Twenty-ono Passengers Moro or Less In
iured bv Spreading Rails.
rfv taierranh IN tho Dispaf,hf

BRADFoRD. p, December pa passen-
ger train on tho Western New York aud
Pennsylvania railroad jumped the track Mt
WatsonUlle sixteen miles north of this
city. and twenty-one Of thirty-eight pas
seugers on board wire more less injured,
but nobody was killed outright The
wreck was caused by the spreading OF the
rails. two passenser-carS and baggase-car
topping over an eght-foot trestle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

IbJ V"lVEf"PH y %" r.'V1sN"'I
B1yEsos AYREs, December 23.--The rumor
to the effect that plot to overthrow tho
Government existed. and that several per-
sons had been arrested for completely In
the conspiracy has been confirmed. The
plot, however, u not an important one and
the public is not excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
HrArrFsr nrpofrron.

The heaviest local depositor so far men,
toned is Mr. Jonas Fox, of this county,
who had $4,000 in the bank. The two
brothers Of Mr.. Fox have. however, an in;
terest in the above amount. II Is said
there will be no preferences in the assign
ments. and that the trustees will be A.
torneys s. A. Walton, OF this place; l..
Trplett, Jr. N Mt Jackson, Shenandoah
county, Va, and Mr.. France, of Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

LospoS. December pa dispatch from
Pernambuco SAYS that the Hamburg ship
Libussa camaiuto collision with and sunk
the British shin Jalookdar from Calcutta
for London. Tho captain and TWENTY-FIVE
of the crew Of the Tai0okdar were drown
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
SCOTLAND 5 GREAT STRIKE.

1t Extends In Many pireetions--Trafic
Hopeis~siy Bsaind-rrasei Dangerous.
GLASGOW, December 8.-In spite Of all
efforts made to bring about asettlement Of
the matter IN Dispute between the railroad
OFFICIALS and railroad emrloyes the strike
CONTINUES 70 extend u many directions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DEcExBss %, is9O.
OFFERINGS.
CoRS-gs0 bushels.
OATs.-..0OO bushels
hYE.-500 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL---sJ tOns.
SAILS.
C0RN.-254 Bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WgsGr-IOngberry, 93c.ssi.0a MIXED, 92ca
$40 sh0rLberry. slc.atLOi.
COgy.-Whiie, ssai0c Mixed, 57a59c.
OATE-Mlxed, f5a5Qc.
kYA.-f5z7Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

The two mon were very close together,
and as Gillian advanced Young drew his
pistol and fred at Gilham's head. The ball
crashed through the neRrO's left temple
into the brain. and Gillian fell heavily 70
the ground. In few minutes he was dead.
The body was taken 30 the statOn-house
and thence 10 the Jail, where a post Bor'eIn
was held tonight. Mr.. Young az once sur
rendered himself and was taken TO jail,
where he was visited by many OF his
friends.
THE TERRIBLE BULLDOG
The pistol from which the fatal shot was
fired is on English bulldog" double &c
ton. centre FIRE. 44-calIbre. The death OF
Gillian caused intense excitement among
the negroes. who gathered in large num-
bers about the place Of the shooting and IN
the vicinity Of the station-house, where the
body lay for some time, and they could
only bo made 60 retire at the commands of
the Mayor and police Many of the ne
groes were weeping and moaning, while
others were oxcitodly shouting. An in
quest will be held tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
BAL TImoRs STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Deem Der a. virginia 3s, 90
bid Baltimore and Ohio stock. 93a9JA Cincin-
nad, VAST ingion and Baltimore lsts. 9Jeydh;
consolidated gas bonds, Il3giHH 10. STOCK,
f54a41.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
CARLETON MARKS SENTENCED.
Judge Barbam Oyerruies All Motions
The Counsel Take Bills of Exception

Special telegram 70 mo pispANAI
BrLsrrID. Va, December 2s;-Judge
evening. The Judo then stated IN brief
manner chat after considering the motions
made for tho pr Toner be Was forced shs to
ovenule the SAME Mr.. Meilwalns .nsn
moved the CouH TO set the Seroist sa aoiuo
because 1t was ccntraTy 70 tno seias0e'
which motion the Court also oVeffuiea'
smls o. ExoErrIos'
Counsel for the defence then s,stea 'na'
il was his intentioni 70 take Dilis OF 1A-
ceptioii, but that thel record conia hos I've na
made up within the next ten oas 80 ho
asked the Court for tipe 70 prepare INC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
DEATHS.

HALL.-Died. Tuesday, December 23d,
M l:3O L. NJ. at the residence OF James
Fulton, 1900 west Broad street, JOHN w.
HALL, in tho eighty-second year of his
age
Funeral from tho above number WE'D.
NESDAY at $3.50 O'clock. Friends and
acquaintsnces invited 20 attend.
LOVING.-Died, yesterday morning at
44j o'clock, W. I. LOVING. of typhoid
pneumonia, at his residence. 22O3 Church
Hill avenue, in the thIrty-second year of
his life.
Funeral TO-DAY "wednesday from
Third Christian church. corner Of Twenty
six and Marshall streets. at 10 O'Clock.
All friends invited.
ROSE. Died, Tuesday tho 2Sd of De-
cember, at 2.40 A. NJ. MABEL f.. daugh-
ter Of r. j. and ldaM Rose; aged one year
and four months.
Funeral will take place from house nc
$3.50 A. ~ DECEMBER "a. 1880, $40 Harri-
son street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
Judge Barbam sentenced him according
THE LuaAY BANK FAILURE.
ties-No Preferences la Assignments.
Special tnIegrnm 20 The Dispatch.l

LURAY. Va. December % The failure OF
the banking firm Of ID. +. Kagey here has
been the absorbing topic of conversation
here TO-DAY. The assets are now esti-
mated at S300.000 and the liabilities az
Sis. 900. though some fear IL expressed
that portion Of the assets may not prove
10 be available. The bank IL said TO be IN
debted 20 the Drovers and Mechanics
National Bank Il Baltimore 70 the amount
of S27. 900, secured by the deposit Of large
amount OF collateral paper. and 70 the
Hanover National Bank OF New York IN
the sum OF Si4 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, Co.. snd In Con-
nsction Herewith the Wsa-
Their Trdtcstiona
py telegraph 70 the pspa.en.l

WASHINGTON, December a-Forc-
s's ' e.1 Tis'' s ss' weather. ss .sas sse
| day aud Thursday: northwssieriy
| Winds; much colder. With cold wave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24

We quote Fine. t2.5osS2 rs; supernne, 81 75s
S3zi; extra, f3.J0as155. family, sias45o; pat
ent family, country, st7sas32o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
siryrR WAX.

Silver waa also again weak and touched l2lS,
and ths severe pressure upon Chicago gas
brought that stock down from 35S 10 S3s. ihc
pressure entirely ceased after the delivery hour,
however and general improvement took place,
py whlch portion OF the carly l0sees was TO
covered aud silver certificates moved W rapidly
ON tho prospect u action on the bill Tor the pur-
chase OF The surplus bullion In the country.
THE CLOSE FIRM.
ina duiness continued unrelieyed until tho
close. which was firm al tho rally. The nnal
changes are IN but few cases for more than
small fracsions and generally IN the direction Oh
lower figures. but Chicago gas IL down w aud
Ioke Sh0ro is up "a. Sales OF listed stocks,
1000 shares: Of unlisted, 100
MOSKY AND EXCHANGE.
Erenfng. Exchange quiet and steady ut 4Nha
tsi Money easy AZ 3aj, closing offered ~ X
sub-Troasurv balances COIN, sifsiil,uuVi cur
,cncv. stOilON Governments dull but steady :
a yer seuts. lggh; ih's, lO3t bid. state bonds
dIIl but fairly steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
MARINE rSrELLIOBncE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Dscsssss %, 1870.
sun rises .......... 7.gii hiGR fiDk
suu ssts........... 80 Morning.. .,..,..... 800
Noon sets. ........ 5.3j RyoDins. ........... ss6
FORT os RICHMOND. DscExsER q. isso
aRgIyE0.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo Norfolk. mercantile
aud passengers: l. Is. Tatuu, yice-prestient.
sAmgn
steamship Oh Dominion, Couch. NOW forx.
Z Co, agents
PokT or NEWPORT NEWS. DscsxBss %. 1914
IBy Telegraph
Arrived.
Steamship Crown. Savannah. 20 coal
steamship Berkshire, PToyiionce, ard sailed
TO- West Point
steamship Chatham. Boston, and sailed for
Baltimore.
schooner Crescent, New Ysrs, 10 iosd coal
PORT Oh wEsr POINT. Dscsxssx a. isO.
lBy TeisgrapAI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Siskie Baltimore. NEE.
chsndlss sud passengers
steamer Elm CITY. Eaton, wsiferton. NOR
ehAndlse.
SAILED.
steamship venezis, Brvnsn, cotton.
steamer Elm Cisy. 4=.on, "aitsfton. nsr.
chAndiso
steamship Charlotte. Nick!e, Baltimore. NOR
chaniiss aad passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
wHIsKKY ~ TNsoLENcE.

During the day be drank a good deal Of
whiskey. and in'the afternoon had a diff
Guilty with two white men, % one Of whom
he offered TO give dollar if the boy dared
% strike him. As Mr.. Young was passing
along Market street he and Gillian brush
ed against each other. Gillian immediate
" turned and cursed and abused Dir.
Young. 10 which the latter made some re-
ply Gillian said he could whip three OF
four d ID sons - like Young, and, run
ming his hand into his hip-pocket as
though about TO draw a pistol. started for
Young
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
PARNELL spEAKs.

While the Healys were being escorted
ont OF danger parnell diverted the atten-
ton of the crowd by resumlng his attempt
TO make speech, saying that he would
not be turned aside from his determination
% do his duty ~ Ireland. seeing that tho
result Of the contest in North Kilkenny
was brought about by conspiracy. Par
nell added that be would go through Ireland
fighting every election, and that be felt
confident Of eventual triumph.