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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
cWlL-sERWCG VIOLATION
Alleged by the cId Dominion Republican
Association.

fay telegraph 10 tho DisIsich-l
Wt.u>arov. January 9.-Thc following
ie.f.Atuf inc letter written by the Attoi-
-leu.f-l TO the United states Attorney
Dog Go District ~ Columbia IN regard 20
,.r a..e d 3 alton OF the ciVil-soINice
l.H tr 30. Ola Dominion Republican Asso-
cia. nu.
ST. i.o.s e3 hand YOU copy OF let
~ 0cnrl, cate November 18th, addressed
t0 .a President by the Civil-Serylce Com
ln rr ld by him referred 20 me. You
vN observe that this letter refers 20
alleged Violations of the civ1l-seryice law
Dos certain persons therein named, and sets
forth tho views Of the commission with
reference TO the same. hand you also the
enclosures referred 20 in that COM
mulscanon. You VIII make an ex-
animation with reference 70 these mat
ters iu The usual way. and u IN your
Judgment there has been ID violation OF the
Jaw you viii bring tho same 60 the attcn-
uon OF tho grand jury and institute such
proceedings IS will result in the yindiea-
ton OF the law and punishment not only
Oi the persons named. should they oe
found guilty, but Of any other persons who
may have been guilty Of violating the law
ard whose names aud misdeeds an inyesti-
CATION may bring 60 light.
Respectfully yOufs.
". II. II. MILLER,
Attornsy-General-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Old Snldiers.

II is related that IN the late Franco-Prus.:
sian war, on the evening after the battle OF
Gravelotte. upon the trumpet-signal Tor
the roll-call of the Life Guards. more than
800 riderless horses. some ofthem wounded
and hobbling on three legs, answered the
well-known sounds and mustered with the
remainder Of their regiment. In the war
of the rebellion. also, certain general is
said to have remarked that the horses in
his command. when taken green, learned
tho tactics more readily than men taken
under the same circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
IIorida's Tropical Exposition.
nv tnlncranh 20 flla DIanat,n.l

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, January 9.-The Flo
rida Sub-Iropical Exposition opened lts
third year to-day under the most fayora-
hle auspices. The day WA perfect and tho
streets were crowded with visitors from
carly morning till long past midnight.
Tho programme for to-day consisted OF a
grand trade display, military and civic pro-
cession. opening exercises III the LXposl-
ton building. dc.
President B. +. Dillon, Of the Sub-Iropi-
cal Exposition. made an address of vel
come IN tho building followed by Cover
nor Fleming. Hon J. L. Hartndge, and
Director General Moran.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Blue Book c ompiled.

10y t0legfAVu v EUV -.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-Ibe hIst VOL
ume Of the ofiiciGl register, or Blue BOOK,
f S,,. ESQ has been complied and will be ready
for distribution by January Goth. This
vnlnme contains a list Of all the employs
of the Government, with the exception OF
win the officers OF the army and navy,
the total number Of names amouhlHah , 10
Ks 600. The volume shows that ig;Ssf per
sons are employed in the city OF washing
ton: l2.2iS being men and s,V2O WOMEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
REDUCED ONE HALF.
RICHMOND, January ID, 1890.

hiAhMoND, "duuttS ~, ICJV.
To-day all our Mufs will be offered at
half price. We have a large lot on hand
and the balmy weather has been unpro-
pitious for their sale. SO We are going to
sacrifice them. OF course colder weather
is coming and you will need them, and
you would do we'll 10 look at what we
have before buying elsewhere. We can't
he uudersoid, that's sure.
Our Worsted Goods, too. have been
subjected to startling reduction, while
the balance Of our Untrimmed Winter
Hats WE WILL VIRTUALLY GIVE
AWAY. We have been keeping COM
pany with them all the season, and We
are going to get rid Of them at all
hazards.
A choice lot Of Ostrich and Fancy
Feathers are offered cheaper than any
in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
CIGARETTE TRUST.
The oxford @. b. Convention Eager to
Defeat It,

(special telegram % the Disoatch.l
OxroED. y. c.. January 9.--The Farmers
Alliance Convention IS largely attended to-
day. The meeting. presided over by Mr.
". T. Adams. president OF the Granville
Alliance. was opened to-day with prayer
BY Rev. Dr.. Marsh. Mayor Smith then ~
troduced Mr.. X. ". Winston. who deliver
ed the address If welcome. About twenty
counties are represented by farmers eager
to devise some means Of defeating tue
cigarette trust.
After a very enthusiastic session inc
convention adjourned till 1880 =. NJ, then
TO Reasonable with closed doors. ms
latter meeting was largely attended ana
seemed very enthusiastic. Oh the action
of the body nothing can be- learned. me
committee Of cigarette men were admlttTu
T. the meeting. but / have not been aple
10 learn what proposition they made, 10,
night the committee rom the Oxl0ru
Board of Trade will be admitted.
am informed that each OF the great
cigarette firms have representative on the
grounds. Mossrs. Duke and watts, OF
Duke X Son. and Messrs. Pope and Cayce
for Allen x Ginter, OF Richmond, are here,
while Kimhall. of New York, has repre-
sentative already here. IL Is impossible -
yet to tell anything OF what will De the re-
suit Of tho convention. The alliance are
now sitting with closed doors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
WASHINGTON.
nARRlsoN WON'T APPOINT JUDGE
RUGAes's SUCCESSOR.
pusle sam 20 Pay Tor siIcott's Steai--Con-
test over the Norfolk CoiicctorshIp--
Postp,sstcrs Appointed.
From our Regular Correspondent

WAsHlNaToN. January 9. Senator Daniel,
who has been down with the grippe for
nearly a week, - ont again. and was in the
Senate to-day. lie introduced bill for
thc relief 81 Willlam Paxton. Of Ncwcas-
flc. Va. who wants 20 recover S674 for pro-
pcrtv taken from HIM by Union soldiers
curing the war.
Tarr-BLUT yIEGrNIAS.
Judge Hughes. Of the United States Dis
tr.t bench. who has been holding court at
Alexandra. comes over to Washington
several times week Some one asked him
.ra ta. o'hcr dav u he had any idea Of re-
fUnc from The bench shortly. that being a
DO that ho can ENJOY and ~ tho same
fur draw the pay, or n he chooses he can
continue 70 perform the duties ~ long as
lns hca'th viii permit. Judge hughes re-
o. Dr. did not wish 20 give Pres dent Harri-
sau an opportunity 10 appoint his success
Although Judge Hughes Is "A Republican,
T. i- rot an ardent admirrr of tho man now
sd flc White House. Judge Hughes is IN
primo health. and apparently has many
rsare 81 urcfulness before hun. lie IS
rly regarded 10y tho bar. and doubtless
w.ii gave satisfaction among tho profc'-
son oRnow that be is not going to ask to
&C. retired.
THK sIICo1T REPORT.
The House committee which has been
frsoet.ratiug the Slc0tt robboTies has
.tli ts work. and viii probably report
fI tlt HOUSE tomorrow. 4 rccoumenda-
.u .aat thc House appropriate $4,000 to
T.unGr.. .ts members ior their losses on
r'c.u-; Il salary is one Of TIC features OF
ta forthcoming report. IL viii create q
lrDlr i.iItc. and i IS doubtful # this por-
fOu Cd. the report viii Doe adopted.
WHO SNAIL. IL ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Released on Bail.

1nrNrov. n. j.. January &-Dr. Arthur
: kniden and Miss Purcell, who were ar
rested last night on the charge of murder
Ing Myra Enifien, the Doctors wife, were
r,iessed tonight on a writ OF habeaS, corpus
issned by Chief.JustIce Beasiey; lie "a. sad
that the prosecutor had been duly noiiiled
of the proceedings. and If he haa any
good reason to present why. such an action
should not prevail, he would pnu3 }u,.s,
tbaf the bail would be 500, 900 in each case
End tbe honds were signed immediately,
twenty.eieht citizens signing for Dr. hrit-
Son and fourteen for Miss Purcell; All Of
the signers are well-known and influential
e1ti1nne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
ven % any person, no mhtter VI
WORKING PEOPLE,

safely given 20 any person, no matter what age.
WORKING PEOPLE
ran take Simmons Liver Regulator without loss
OF time or danger from exposure, and the system
viii Do built up aud iuyigorst'd by u. IL pro-
notes digestion. di-sipstHs sics-h>aua-he, and
gives a strong fan tone 20 the system. Is has no
equal "a n PREPARATORY MEDICINE, end can
b. safely used In any sickness. 10 acts gently
on the Bowels aud kidneys, aud ccrrects the &C
ton OF the Liver. Endorsed by persons OK tho
highest character and eminence a.
THE BEST FAMILY NJ fDiCiNE
II n child has the collie 10 l. sure and sefo
remedy. 10 will restore strength 20 tho over
worked father aud relieve the wife from low
spirits. he8ta he, dyspepsia. constipation, ana
ike HIS Genuine has our = stamp ia rod on
front q wrapper. Prepared only by
!. II. ZklLIN & CO., Phnspelphla, Pa,
in los. Su.W &w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
senator Wilson KenOminated'
tRrtnlarrnnn IN TIA Dlsnaf,hl

AvNAroIIs. Mp, January 9.-ln the Dem
ocratic caucus today Senator wilson was
renominated by reclamation 10 succeed
himself as United States senator.
The nomination OF United states senator
Wilson by reclamation 10y the Democratic
csrcus TODAY was not altogether une&-
nectsd. Governor Jackson had announced
himself "a candidate and the combination
had slated Jackson for Senator, comp
trollor Baughman for Governor, ana FRANK
Turner for Comptroller. This s,ate. Ii IS
claimed. did not receive senator G9rmah 5
endorsement, and jackson withdrew a.
the last moment, leaving wilson Walk
over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

MEMPHIS, January 9.-'lhs municipal
election for fire and police commissioners,
members Of the Board of Public Works,
and the School Board was held to-day and
resulted in victory for the straight Demo
cratic ticket over the citizens independent
ticket bv majority Of $50 Although the
campaign has been hot one. the election
passed of quietly. owing to the operations
of the Dortsch-law plan, something similar
10 the Australian system. A small negro
vote WAS cast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
DEATH OF THE FATHER OF The
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
sixteen Times YIected 90 Congress from
Pennsyivania-Weii Known rs
Great Proteetlonist.
,rv ,olesraph 10 tina D,sns.ch.,

W.sHrSoroN. January 9.--Judge William
u. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania. died at $50
O'Clock this evening. He was the oldest
member Of the House Of Representatives
in years and continuous service. having
been elected TO sixteen successive Con-
gresscs. Recently a cancer on the jaw,
which he had removed several wears
400, reappeared, and probably shortened
his life. but the immediate cause Of his
death was intestinal citarrh of recent
origin.
William D. Kelley. thefaibeF Of tue House
Of Representatives. is mum bored with those
who having long and wOrthily served their
country. have passed away to their re-
ward. His residence IL the congressional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
England and America in Conference.
.gv telerrarh 10 the DisDatcnl

WASHINGTON. January 9.-Sir Julian
Pauncefoto. British Minister, was in con-
ference with secretary Blaine at the State
Department Tor some time this afternoon,
andi is understood that oneOt the subjects
considered wa the ease of Rev. Mr.. Joiner,
the English clergyman who SAYS he suffer-
ed personal violence at the hands OF mob
AT folly Springs, y. C.. because he insisted
on giving religious instruction 10 the col
orcd people. The case will probably he re-
fcrred 10 he Attoruey-Gcncral Tor inyestl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Mail Train Wrecked and Burned.
ny ielecrauh 10 Mo nlspalch.l

SIDNEY. Nrp.. January 9.-The fast mail
ON fine Union Pacific railroad was wrecked
near here about daylight this morning 10y i
broken rail. Two mall-cars aud the bag
gago-cars were burned. Most Of the mail.
and all of the baggage and express matter
was destroyed. Tho passengers managed
to get out OF the sieepers N their night
clothing. Some OF them were bruised, but
none seriously hurt. The sleepers were
badly burned BAggage-maSter Dobblns
was seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Among the Conviets.
,nv telegram % tns DispA,ch.i

ST. Lorts. January 9.-There are thirty,
eases Of la grippe in the city jail None OF o.
,he,n M are ssrious. however. AZ the State
n,as g at Jefferson City Ia grippe
l. playlng havoc. This morning = hospital
bulletin showed ii5 patients: VI TINS FUN muln-
Der 100 are victims OF the epiuvnai'S; ra
are no serious eases, so the piySi0i'"' to
mort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
DEATHS.

MlTCHELL-pied. az Hanover Courthouse,
Va. on Thursday, January p, 1871. CHAhLts c.
MITCHELL. IN the ib.rLy-ercluf year OF hisaye
Funeral from ~ Pslls church. baEo,sr
Courthouse. Va. TO-D Af a. O'Clock I. IT. Az
friends ami acIusintauces lhfttch
wlLLIAMs.-Died. on tho 9th. al O'Clock. At
the residence OF hor brother, W. ". WllhainN
No g.2 Chgr'h stree. NOBLE y. WILLIAM,
formerly o. New York aged thifty-three yeAr~
Rest peace.
Her funeral will b. preached AZ ss,ref Hear.
TO. MORROW ~ O'Clock =. N. friends end
aclusintances ar invited - ationi WHOM
further notice.
New York pspere please copy.
WIIiIAss-Kntsredi into rest. q, ioS o'clock
Wednesday th0 SUI instant, a. thu Tesiienco NJ
her sister, NrsL q. ". Cbaailsf, ~ Nos bsnt
county. Va, Mrs G. Z. WILLIAMS, the beloved
vile Of Dr.. II. ". Williams aai daughter ~
Mrs. Corielia smith, n tie Seniy-s'conf year
OF her age.
sns leaves sn inianl eight days Old and many
relatives aud friends 70 mourn her dean.
Her noble spirit has been tlsnsplantsd 70 sa-
other realm. there % nasz 10 Tbs bright gisAms
OF Gods etefgel smiles.
Lot US kiss her once sssl1
Ere you lay Dor form o. rest,
IL help % soo,ne tho paio
That - burns sillin oar ofeas.
Let us hold tlOse pg.seIes. hands
Press them gsn.ly " our U.S.
All : hos csue ~ 10 han3s
Death around tue dear form siips
Lee ~ xiss her once again:
10 may o. thu sbe may Know
That 10 Heaven, where spirits reign,
she Ia pity iooks teos.
oh, our hearts aro full % pain
Though We know We, shs 10 olesL
Let kiss her once again
Fro you lay our love " resi-
Funeral TO-DAY from chaPpls Methodist
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Water lower Than for sixty Years.
NV telegraph 20 the DispRtch.l

BcRrNGToS, Iowa. January 9.-fhe I'M
precedentedly low stage Of the water II!
lie rlve~ hero Is the wonder and chief
tonic among the people along the Missls-
sippi. AZ this point il IS eight inches
lower than 1t has been during sixty years,
since white people came to this section,
and it is still falling fast. The suction
pipe of the watcr-worEs had to be sunk
Yesterday 10 prevent the cutting of OF the
supply OF water. This is the only incon-
venience experienced hero so far. but
places above and below are threatened
with "A water famine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

Wpsr PoNr, n. Y, January. 9.-West
Point IS seriously affected with la grippe.
Fully one hail OF the cadets have the dis
ease. and one half Of this number have re-
ported AT the hospital. A number OF OIL
GERS are also down with the rnalady among
them Adiutant Brown and Lieutenants
Hodges, DOdd and Metcalf. Fully twenty
of the engineer corps are suffering IRON.
the complaint. There have been no fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Decrease In Death Rate.

by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
NV YoRE, January 0.-The number or
deaths in this city during the twenty-iour
hours ending at noon to-day. reported to
the Bureau of Vital Statistics, was POI, .
decrease of forty-three as compared with
the preceding twenty-four hours. OF these
twenty-four were attributed TO consump-
ton, twenty-five bronchitis, sixty-three
pneumonia and sixteen to influenza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
THE GREAT REGULATOR.

No medicine is 80
universally used ~
simmons Liver RsgIls-
tor. ltw0n 10 way lnt)
every home by pure,
sterling merit IttsseS
the place OF n Doctor
neutrality-suspicious.
IL Is a famlly mo licins
containing 40 ita .sr-
Gus qualities, bui pu-e-
~ vegetable: gentle In
its acton. aud can he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
MARKETS sy TeLsonApn.



NEW Yoax. January 2.--Cospn 6ym; sssss -
bales uplands, i0Sc.: Orleans, ioSc.; net re-
ceipts, f-ji6 bales: exports--to Great hfitala.
7,tg9 bsies; 70 France. b.ass bales; 10 tbs Conf
ncnt, las bales STOCK, 7i5,isi bslss southssn
era, ~ 5oas2 ~ good 20 choice DO, ~ iosfaio.
Wheat dull and nrmer; No red. Ss $40. 10
elevator: options dull, faAc. 40. and steaoJ;
March Ma Sc: Nay. s,sc.: Jass. So. Corn
nrmer, moderately active. aud scnrce: Nc. ,, ~
In elevator; options moderate active, sasc.
up. snd 1rm: January, SIZE February. Sz.e.;
nrner ana fairly active: options stronger and
fairly active January. 2sg.c. February re:
May. Nysc.; spot proos; 20. ?, A.s~.:
mixed western. 4sge HOPS rons. essee-
and closed barely steady and ilsii points down;
lower cables quiet: January, slNstatiae: feb-
raaFy, sIas5: April, fiAHlsfls: may, tiaoos
$3.50: spot ITO dnet sni easier; fair csrsoes.
ia,c. sugar-Raw nrgnsr and active; fair 70
aning. SID: ccntritugsls, vs. test, SIC re-
mod Arm and in 5000 demand. holss.es-fcr-
eign nominal: New Orleans quiet hbce inlet
and steady. Petroleum siesdy aoi anlo,;
here. Philadelphia. asd Baltimore, 100 Cot
ton-seed oil strong. crude. 49, yellow. s'r.
Hosin auiot. Turpentins qniee PORK scufe
and stronger. Beet stronger. Beef nam, dnlL
lierced beef slow. cat-meas aaiei aisdles
auieE Lard quiet and stronger; vestern s,ssn,
t6i5; city, $40: opucns-tsbrnsry. W.
March, ft.ti Nay. th4S. july ~ ~, teiNN'
quiet; Continent, sN06si1tc. freish's nrm;
cotton, I'd. grain, sd
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Janusry g--M0ieraie trading chs
rac,orized tho whesl market TO-DAY, uoush a.
times very quiet feeling esi.i'd. Ibern FAs
no special feature 20 iaa tracing. The marset
opened about sc. higher aoi ruled steaiy Aph
firm most Of tho session, though outside rsufcs
were not sustained, prices rocc1iDg ashc., Aod
the closing MAS about aaAc. higher than etter-
day. 4 good trads wss rcrcr al IN corn and no
feeling was strong, higher prices bs'ng iae rnle
on all futures very frm uniertons prcvsisi
and considerable quantities. were purchased Tor
country account The market opened -haie
atOye yesterday closing, rss arm. sivssced
10 oil Lac. ruled steady, and closed 49,
higher than yesterday. Ost- were stronger ana
itakc. higher. There was n fair trading la
May. hut toe demand was not 81 sulicicnt mag
nitude 20 Gauss a mAtorIh advance. Only
moderate trade was reported In mes%pork bne
feeling was FIRM snf prices we're advanced "a
30. mora particularly On deferred deliveries,
aad was fairly well gupporiei 10 tho close. Tho
trading IN lard wac hmited AMI thore were 80
M a,eriai changes "a note. Prl',s rolled f<alc.
higher Gu .horf-rits oAiy fair business Nas
transacted. Prices ruled 5alOc. higher All tee
market closed steady.
N.NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Glove Contests.
iBy telegraph to the Dispatch

NV ORLEANS, January 9.--The commit
tee OF the City Council having the matter
under consideration resolved TO report ia
yoraDly on the amendment permitting
glove contests, under the management OF
chartered clubs. IL is believed that tho
amendment will be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Two Men Crushed to Death.

THF VI D ~ - Nv 'T'''|'''7E'F
Cn1oAeo. January "A pile Of lumber in
Hiobee 81 Pare's lumber-yard tOppled
over on four workmen this afternoon.
John Thompson and Andrew Johnson
were crushed to death. John Petty and
joan LIndquist each had leg broken.
Thompson, one of the men killed, was mar
RED lust week ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Released by Death.
ny telegraph to he Di.patca.i

by telegraph TO The Di.patch.'
NEW YoRE. January Mrs. Wilhelmina
Iebkuehner. who poisoned her children on
the 18th OF March last and who was re-
point, died to-day from the effects of puer-
peral-feyer. She gave birth to a child three
days, ago, aud had fingered at the point OF
death since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Killed by Bursting Cylinders.

~ q " sIIV btopnsNNsI
PARKERspuho, w. Va, January 9.-This
morning oei9re the passengers were awake
the steamer Ben Hur when near here burst
her cylinders and the escaping steam killed
John Warden: fatally burned Fireman John
kees, and oa"ly hurt man named Lau-
sen. No passengers were hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Bonds Accepted.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-Bond offerings
TO-DAY aggregated S32l,500. Accepted
S274, 500 at 1875 for per cents and l0iSs for
4iS's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
kiiied-Fsrmers' Alliance.
tDv taiayr.,, a., 81. pfsnatch.1

ATLANTA. January g.--Gideon Harrison, q
car-coupler, fell beneath the Central rail-
road train to-day and was killed.
W. l.. Peek, Of Conyers. Ca, was elected
president Of the Georgia Alliance TX
change cioe Felix Corput, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
The New House Rules.

WILMINGTON, January 2.--Speaker Reed
thsaftcrnoon called Mckinley and Cannon
.n,o consultation. and for three honrs they
eonsdered the proposed code OF rules TO,
he House. These gentlemen completed
their work, aud the result viii be printed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

BALTIMORE. Jauusry D - Flour nrmer Whest--
Southern noarly nominal: fultT. 5ssssc.; Long
berry. s3asi... western etesly. No siutor fsi'
spot and JaDunrv. go. 80. Corn -s0uihffn
nrner: white, Wa'ic.. ycAoN, aOsfr.' western
nrmer. Oats unchanged. Rye about steady.
usy-pTifne % choice timothy, fi,.laiii Pro-
visions unchanged Hu'tor quiet creamery,
gla.Bc EgFs quiet: western. iic. toneo quiet;
Mo c2rgoe-. fsir. l1sc sugar strong 7oit
dc. Freiehis % Liverpool pr steamer qniot
Eni arm. grain. per hlshri, nd. Corr Tor
or,iars. as. so. sales-WhesI $500 bushels.
corn. lsICtO lushel-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Cofton Burned.
d. ,.,srr.nn "a ths pi,p.rh.I

[By Telegraph . Tue DIspANu'I
INV YoRx, January "a FIRE on the
barge George Kent, lying IN the NORTH
river, today destroyed 5000 worth oil cot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRTDAY, JANUARY 10, 1890.

of the st. Joseph Fathers. left this after
noon for Charleston, 8. c.. where tns
Cardinal will dedicate cathedral anu
several other churches in that uoceso'
which Is presided over by Bishop Worthlne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
THE BRADSrREEr COMPANY.
CHARLES s. CLARK, PRzsIossr
kRADsTRIkTss RICHMOND OFFICE
NO. nos EASE MAIN SfhEkE
1elspnons nall
III Witty, supsrintsndsas

me Richmond oiilcs ass more taan Kept para
Win the rapid erostn OF the clsy aad deysiop-
mens OK Ino territory tripat<rg toi- ~ ofsfs -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
Buried Together.

by telegraph % the DIspAIchI
FGRr ATKINSON, WIS, January a--Mr.
aud Mrs. Lucius Hart we're buried together
Yesterday. They died within twenty-four
hours of each other of pneumonia pre-
coded by influenza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
ehi rlMORr STOCK MARKET

BALTNoRE, January o. Baltimore and 0hie
stocs. l0Oa.0l<: northern Central stock. 6Sa.0:
Cnclnnail, Washington and baltimore lsts. als
90. DO 2ds, Is bi1 do. BIDS, "A bid consoli-
dated gas stocks, 800.