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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
HE OrrRAy INSPECTOR WILLIAMS.

inspector williams and Sergeant Price, OF MS com'
maud were standing at BIeecer-st. and the Bowery on
saturday night. feet away stood Charles fe'ei'
II No. 976 Firstsve waiting for car suuueny
Young man Jo,tlcd against Feler and snatched so''
watch from his pocket feller shouted tns' ne nu ~
hid and Insneetor WILLIAMS and Sergeant Price gavd
bae IN the thief so Morris, OF the thth'se.
notice station and being the swiites runner
soon had the robber in custody.
You're a good oricer" said Inspector "ins"'
Morris. 1870, ,.,..
Az the Essex Market Police Court yesterday '"sucs
ue,de held the thief who described himself As 1oha
Brady Is years old No 2l2 Wooster-st Tor tia' u
default OF 81, 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
IrnGE yEJYBBRGER NOT TO SIT on SATURDAY.

little ripple caused In the City Court Yesterday hy
rho announcement that Justice Joseph f. Newberger who
ga, recently elec ted would not sit on Saturdays on ae
count II his religious scruples He Is an oFthoioN
Hebrew and he announced his firm Intention not TO work
the Jewish Sabbath. The city Court Justices held
meeting several DAYS at which the new Justices ac
ton was fully discussed. and IL was decided so IL was
that Justice Newberger should do his share
or the SATURDAY Since that time however Justice
Newberger says that he has consulted with the other
Justice. and they offered 1T for him that day.
The work Saturday amounts to scarcely ANYTHING.
Court /. rarely held IN the trial terms that day. only
one part OF the tribunal being session all usually
One Justice sits in Chambers from 10 80 until IL
o'clock, and that Is all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
,vrsnr GIVING 4 rorNG VIEWS ASSOCIATION.

IN. Young Men, IcbV'w Association, an organization
n about 600 members and having clubhouse at No
-ot .yiprt,uav. gave the third entertainment Of its
80. n,ccnt, s,a.on Chick ring Hall last night. An
audience con posed mrlhr. aud m'ir friends hed the
hall Alexander Black delivered = humorous loctnr" on
LII. Through Detective Camera which was illustrated
iv -'roortcon View ~ He ana scenery IN THIS country
and ruropp Tie frllowiua took part IN an interesting
mo- .,,,u. ~ I1.trin,uiI and vocal music and r,cita
tion.. t,eorgc W MORGAN Mi-- Bella Bauman william
W Lovir and Or. '.u-taNu- Haas.
The officers the association are; President. Joseph
plumnthal: ylce.pr-ldcnt Nose, Herman secretary,
N ]. Tnman treasurer. Reuben Arku'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
TO PERMIT LIMITED POOLING.
THE SENATE INTERSTATE toMHlhhOh ''i
MTTEE PRACTICALLY AGREED on
SUCH \ BILL.

va.btnrton Jan. 1.-the senate Interstate 'oh
,nerce Committee to-day practically agreed 10 repo''
f,vorablv TO the senate a bill modlINHs III" anu
nnoinc section Of the Interstate commerce A'C ~
IN hermit limited pooling Of traffic Inc phfa'.o'o-E "
Tho hill has not vet been definitely determined on bu'
{, < eypected that at the next meeting on wednesday
al the details will be fixed aud report ordere1 70 De
.ds IN the senate 1t is intended 10 bring the matter
IN for consideration soon as possible lHo an''""
mont 10 the anti-pOOng section OF the present ID"
provdes that common carriers may enter mo contracts
~ agreements 10 apporton among them the carriage
n, freight and passengers. The contracts "leh "iou
tel ,hs Interstate Commerce Commission snail be
binding and any party TO any agreement VINO iaiIs'
re,,ses or negects to abide by It's terms NiHH Do
punisned by fine % $1,000 or two years lIlpfI9o'
rnent in the penentiary or both, in the dl'ccuoh o
,be rnited states courts whom jurisdiction Is con
ferred. .
The committee also agreed upon an amendment
e,..ive N through routes and fare. This Amendments
wss recommended by the Interstate Commerce com
,oseion in lis last annual report II provides that
e,erv common carrier at the request of any OTHER
common carrier shall afford facilities for through
,rec II through rates fares. When common carrier
desire "a form through route for interstate traffic
o.r ,ts own line in connection with the line of other
-. :. shall address a request III writing to the
o,,or c.rrers and 10 the interstate Commerce Com
r,ission II within ten days no written objections 10
,be request are filed with the COMMISSION the request
shall be considered agreed 10, but In case OBJECTION
I. made the Commission shall have power 70 hear
.na aecide the matter. In apportonnS the through
-. tho Commission shall take all the circumstance,
into consideration but shall in no case compel any
comr.nv IN accent lower mileage rates than tho
mileage rate which such company may for the time
being legally be charging for like traic between tho
esnae n1lnfS being the points Of departure and
arrival of the through route 1900 80. f.,
The agreement in committee was not formal ana
final as the proposed amendmenIs n nay, not yet
been reduced 10 shape. They VIII proodpiI however
peceive final action at the next meeting to be held
Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
FORMATION OF \ NEW COMPANY.

Baltimore. Jan. L. (Spccia!l-rhe Emmittsburg and
Gettysburg Railroad Company has been organized. with
the intention Of providing new and direct route be
tween Gettysburg and Washington. nv way Of the
Western Maryland and the baltimore ana ono The
new road viii At first be constructed eight mile
toward Gety ,burg and connect with the Emm:tsbur-
branch az the Western Maryland, thus ai'rGing another
rnutr 70 summer resort, in the Blue Ridge and in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
WINTER RlG0RS.

The general health in cold winter weather
does not mold cases the exceptions lind the low
temperature piercing winds severe strain upon their
oy-rtaNed tired anE bodies. AL such persons are
cordially welcomed At the Poypshic Medical Institute
and their within the possibility OF cure the lm
proved methods the Poypathc System Will surely bring
it about Thousands OF happy patients testify TO this
26 East 42d-st, New-YorK.
9 East Brookline ST., Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
CHOOSING DIRECTORS OF \ ROAD.

Philadelphia, Jan. Eat the meeting here today OF
the storkhodr', Of the Wetern NcwYork and PennSyl-
vana Railroad Company the following bolrd OF director,
elected to serve for the ensuing year: Gavin H.
Allen. Samuel g. prcaur-cy Edward owen, joan D.
Probst Adol!h Engler william 7. Tiers, George Baftoi.
=. W Clark, jr.. Gustav L. Nl-se I-aac y. scIcnan,
Pascal T. Pratt, william Merton, aud Charles VI. Lea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

Baltimore. Jan. Il (SpccaD.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company continues cutting its force at
the Mount Clare shops. one hundred and twenty
men. Of whom nncty-siX are woodworkeIs, were
dropped last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
GEypRlL WCOOK Nv TOWN.

General Arson G. McCook, the genial ana popuW
scretarv Of the United States senate has been in tho
city for the last two days staying at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. lie Is In ew-York private business, looks
well and says he feels first rate but he won't ON any
account talk any politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE

=.
Wiminpton. Del. Jan IL (SpeclaD.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Philadelphia VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad Company was heiu III
this city today The old officers and board OF directors
were reelected The annual report shows 'ildt 'no
earnings OF all the lines for the -.ear ending @
81 1890 were S6 800 377 Of expenses, S1,21ola1 o.
net earnings 4I,j7O202 rs. This Is an ihcIe"'o !"
net earnings Of S86,376 oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
DIRECTORS OF TIE EEIE AND PITrsBURG.

EHe. Penn, Jan. II SpeelaD.-The stockholders OF
the Erie and Bittsburg Railroad Company eectei
william L. scott, NJ II. Taylor, 'hdIles H. Huohs
William Brewster and Joseph McCarer Of Erie George
D poberts NJ philadelphia and Charles :. Fairchih
~ New York directors. William L. scott was ne
elected president and William Brewster treasurer ana
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

THE TRUNK LINES AGAINST CoMMIssloNhhS
Cbicaoo Ian. 10 CspeciaD-The trunk lines sent
word 20 all their connections day, that they would
turn 10 the wall the tickets Of road either paying
commissions or allowing its agents to accept com
missions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

Black (Gunsberrl-0 piec"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE. November 14.--Lighf receipts and
offerings. muet OF the Burleys sold very poor
quality: prices for all grades OF nliers higher.
Dark tobacco unchanged, with clear. frosty yea
thor now were the leading features OF tbs week.
Rursev-The offerings stili Hight, with the quail
81 generally the poorest we have nod any week
for months pasL Consequently eli sweet aud
very desirable Oilers were IN active demand and
fully higher for all grades. Trash-nllers l adj
vance Nc on outside igurea. Common and mo-
dinpna 1c.: ell the higher gradee fciiy up 10
quotations, with select leaf sold at from 26c- 20
Sic, tso latter being bright red-wrapper leaf.
Red SMOKERS In good demand and prices eus-
tanned. Coiory and bright cutters IN rather bot
ter supply and le- higher, although only cum
mon and medium qualities offered. Rcd to
colory iow-grade leaf, II e)mewhat out OF order,
takon mainly for French Rcgie account
OF 1891 Burnley we had only IL hogeheads Of
fered, running from &c. 70 1919, but adordins
a. yet no criterion OF the market Tor such.
Darks.--Ihe market for darks showed no
change Of any consequence, further than that all
substantial Tugs and any very suitatls for Spain
were somewhat stronger. Colory Groen-river
lugs and leaf. when offered. met with rood de-
mand from the few buyers who handle such, az
prices very unsatisfactory to sellers, excepting
Private sales this week were 101 bOgsheads
and embraced 40 old Burnley, 40 new derks, and
90 old dark Jugs and Leaf.
We have had the first soaking rain for nearly
three months past, but the weatte having since
changed to very cold, very little tobacco OF the
1891 crop Is expected until there is q longer and
better season for handling.
Up 20 this time last year only 10 hOgnheads OF
new crop had been sold, with accounts from tho
country nothing like as favorable as regards
quality, condition. or colors as they have been
this season. For the best bright cutting crops
az high as 13c- round Is reported as having been
paid In the country recently, and IOc. round for
many Of the best fller crops,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
SHOT IN THE BACK.
OLD MAN SIMON uTLEY MURDERED
sY THE MooNsHINEHs.
BIN Nye's Land Parchase--Eorth Caro-
iina's Female Psnsioness--The Alliance
People and the sub-Tssasury Plan.

fcorrespondcnce of he Rschmond Dispstch.l
RArrroR, N. c., November 1s.--It is 81
most one year ago that negro named
Simon Utley, whose home lie near Holly
Springs, thia county. gave Information
which led TO the capture Of one or two
Illicit distilleries. Last Saturday night
Utley. who was quite an old man. did not
return home, which he had lett early in
the morning In his ox-cart. Towards mid
night one Of his children went o1t to look
for him and found the OK aud cart in q
lane near the house. Tn the cart was the
body Of the old negro, with bullet-wounn
liz the back, which had apparently caused
instant death. II was on old, old story.
Utley was another victim OF the Moon
sinners.
LARoE ERROR.
There was big error in the statement
in regard 20 the b. s. Nash business failure
at Tarboro', whereby the amount involved
was put at $4,000. 1t is said that 900
Is tho amount.
Bill Nye has bought seventy-hye acres OF
land in Henderson county. and wiz make
Il his home.
The pepsiou-varrants will be mailed to-
morrow. There are over 8 200 female PEN
sioners, who receive S15 annually.
In spite Of the efforts to keep the ALI
ance men KEYED up to q high pitch on the
sub-Treasury plan many of them are weak
ening on that question, and the demand
for IL IS not 80 extrome.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS.
Arrangements are being made for 10
eating colony OF Pennsylvanis farmers
IN Surry county.
The Supreme Court to-day took up the
ppeals from the Eighth district. The
docket Is a light one.
The Mt Airy end of the Norfolk and
Western railway extension will be built at
once. Convict labor will be used and the
construction of tho stockades and work
shops has begun. Large supplies OF ma
terials and tools have been unloaded at
iron Ridge. BY December LIST track-lay-
ing begins at that point. Eight miles OF
the line from Iron Ridge to Cox's mills Is
graded. From Cox's Mills the grading
viii be done to Mt Airy.
The Methodists, like the Baptists, have
made large gains in membership in the
State this year, having had many reviYsls.
An unusually large number OF the latter
are now IN progress.
REWARD oFFKRED.
Governor Holt to-day offered S200 re-
ward for Columbus Dockery, who stands
charged with the murder OF Dixon Dove in
Richmond county.
The State Board of Education met to-
dsy-Goyernor Holt presiding--and sold
TO parties from the Northwest tracts of
State swamp lands in Columbus county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
nEArHs.

AMANDUS,-Died,a at St. vincent's Hos
pital, Norfolk, w., Monday, Noyembss
i6th. at IL o'clock H., Brother AMANDUs,
in the twenty-eighth year OF bis religi9vs
profession in the Congregation Ok the
Xaverian Brothers.
May his soul rost in peace. Amen.
BARNETT.-Die of diphtheris, at the
residence Of her parents, Henrico county.
Virginia. November the 18th, al 1918
O'clock, p. M, EDM0NIA ALMA. dauRh.
ter of Edmonia and Walter Barnett; ased
six years one month and TWENTY-FIVE days.
The mother gave In tears and pain
The flower she most did lovei
She knew che would lind IL again
In the field Of light above.
HUDSON. at the Retreat for the
Sick, November IA, 1881. LOUIS 4. HUp-
SON, in the thirtieth year OF bis age
dsncs Of his uncle. j. B. McKennsy. sis
north Fourth street, TUESDAY, Novsm-
Der nth, at $50 p. ID. Interment At shockoe
Hill cemetery,
JOHNSON. Died, Friday morning, No
ALLEN. infarit son of George w. and
Eueenia J. johnson, at the residence q
his parents, No. 40l west Main street, q
diphtheretie Group; aged two ye&fs ana
eleven months.
Inferred ct Hollywood.
MORGAN.-Die at his residence, no,
COS Hull street, Manchester. Va, Noxem.
Der 18th, at 1870 p. NJ. Mr.. FLEMING
MORGAN; aged eighty years and eleven
months.
lnterment at Hollywood.
Baltimore (Md.) papers and Detroit
| Mich papers please copy.
PRIDDY.-Di d. at the residence Of beT
husband, ct 1880 O'Clock, November ie,
1891. Mrs. susanna F. PRlDDY. wife OF
| Elijah Priddy.
| erngcle. WEDNESDAY, 18th instens, at Z
o'clock. Friends and aequaintanoss OF
the family are respectfully invited TO
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
orent ssrike OF FRENCH pIIners.

10y AuetO-huleflchn chDio W tno NloPosoiII
PARIS, November 16.-The. threatened
strike Of miners in the extensive coal-helds
in the department Of Pas-de-Calais was
this morning inaugurated. This action
was brought about by the refusal Of the
mine.owners to make any concessions to
the men. and consequently the miners
have resorted to the strike to secure or at
tempt to secure o redress of their
grievances A meeting OF delegates repre-.
sentipR fully thousand Iainers was held
at Lens on Saturday last with the result
that general strike of coal miners IN the
north of France was decided upon: In
accordance with this decision. 5000 miners
employed in the collieries in the immediate
vicinity of Lens declined to go to work
this morning, and thus the great strike
was begun.
The fact that the miners have ground
for their dissatisfaction is shown by tele-
gram received Saturday from NJ. Constans.
Minister Of tho Interior. In this telegram
the Minister said that it was the intention
of the Government to push Legislation
dealing with miners grievances.
The Pas-de-Calais miners are hrm IN
their determination TO make desperate
struggle, if necessary to succeed, and they
have received promises of financial aid and
moral support from the miners IN the Loire
and st. Etienno coal districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Euaops,s slruArIoN CRITICAL
That tho Austrian Emperor Said So In
Sisted oD-The Result.

atated OD-The Result
tBy Anglo-Amerscen cable % tbs Diapatch.l
vIENNk, November II. --Notwithssandin
the denials made bv high officials Of the
statement published ia the Tngebidf on
Saturday that the Emperor had declared
that the European situation was critical,
that paper to-day insists that its report
was strictly correct 10 was this report
that was at the bottom OF the panic which
prevailed on the Bousse on Saturday.
Fearing that tho Emperor's words. as re-
ported In the Tcee1lch, presaged war The
spectators made wild rushes 70 sell. and
the result was decline in prices that las
not been equsllcd Ia many years The ADmd
Post having received instructions from the
Prime Minister. issued g statement de-
clartng that there was no truth whatever
in the Toge5lai's story and this denial had
theedect OF giving backbone TO tho market.
THE IMPERIAL REMARK.
The Emperor, tie Tagebldtt asserts, said
in substance: THE famine which now
prevails in Russia has greatly increased
the chances OF war; So, confident is the
Tiage6iaa in the reliability aud truthtulness
OF the person who furnished the informa-
ton which had such eerious financial re-
suits, that IL has asked the Public Prose
cutor to make close and searching in
Yestigation az TO the truth Of the article
and as 10 the papers good faith in print
ing the statement. IL urges the Executive
Committee of the Bourse 70 support It in
its demand that all the facts be made clear
by an investigation upon the part OF the
Public Prosecutor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

PORT OF RICHMOND. NovxxaEs 10, 1891.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New Yort,
merchandise and passengers; GEORGE W. Anon
schooner SCH; /. 9. LeyerIng, Mitchell, New York.
coal, Home Ice and Coal Company.
SAILED
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
ana passengers I. b. Tatum. interpretations
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, nov. 10. 1891.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Helen, Galveston, 70 coal
Steamship Frogner, Charleston 20 coal
Steamship Rgisntlne, Savannah, 70 coal.
Steamship Cairos, Delaware breakwstor.
Steamship Essex. Boeton.
schooner J. n. Brown, New York, Tor coal
Schooner j. b. Ogden, New Yorh, for coal
Schooner King Philip, Boston, for coal
Barge West Point, Boston, for coal
SAILED.
Steamship Helen, Liverpool
Steamship Frogner Barcelona
Steamship Byzantine, Geneva
Steamship Essex, Baltimore.
Schooner susan b. Ray. Charleston, coal
POINT, NovrxsEB 10, 1901
lBy telegraph
ARKvEp.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Foster, Baltimore, pas
seneers and general cargo
Steamship Richmond, Jenney, New YORK, gem
eral cargo.
Steamship City Of Agra, Liverpool, cotton.
Steamahip Chatham, Norfolk, general cargo
steamshlD Richmond, Norfolk. general cargo
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
EzRIcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET,
lRoported Ior he olAnasch.f

NovBzBm I6, 1891.
Rsyenue collDc,lons Cigars aaa cigarettes.
81 .2ss3s; tobacco. s3,&fS.23-tosal, sA,-
7a8.hS.
Private sales; Filters AS: smokers. q; wrap
h0gsheads.
me eboys shown stsll active oI6-tobacco
market, though transactions made private
Give oar market qaiet aspect.
go-morrow loose sales commence on dark b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
ORDINATIONS ANp DEDICATION.
Proceedings of the Western N. O. Metho'
dist OonEerence-Sunday Schools.
renaciaI te,eprarn IN the Dfspatch1

Especial telegram 20 the DtspatchJ
AsHEvI1LR, N. O., November 16.-0n Sun
day Bishop GALLOWAY ordained seventeen
persons to be deaoons and eight to be
elders.
Sunday afternoon new Methodist
church in South AshevIlle was dedicated
by Bishop Galloway. The edihce is large
aud beautiful, costing 49, 500, and with its
furnishings 10 the gift of Miss Matte V.
Johnston, Of this city.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Ir the Conference to-day the report OF
the Sundny-School Board showed that
there are 615 schools, an increase OF 80
teachers and officers, 4,241, an increase OF
200; pupils, 1878, an increase OF 2,OOO;
school collections, S10,224.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Two thousand FIVE hundred dollars was
appropriated TO Trinity College and $500
each to three smaller colleges.
The appointments will probably be
read tonight, when tho Conference will
adjourn.
SMALL WAR.
The Asheville Street-Rsilroad Company
and the city government are at war. The
company had prepared to 10y. track on
Valley street by the light Of the moon on
Saturday night. The police were unex-
pectedly present with orders TO arrest.
No track was laid and the police are still
on guard. The aldermen say the COM
psny is violating its contract with the
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
mAnRIAaEs.

ARNZEN-BO0NE.-- Married, az theresh
dence OF the brides parents In Richmond.
Va. Wednesday, November Il, 1891; Syfn3
to LEILA III. BOONE.
DUKE--JONEs.- Married, ct the rcsi.
dence Of Rev. DR.. Cooper. in the presence
Of few friends, on Monday, Noysmess
DUKE, OF Louisa. to Mr.. CLARENCE W.
JONES, of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

the Prince Of Wales, who Is safisfing from
an attack of cnteric fever, was aiiaye5 tbis
morning by an announcement made by
the physicians IN attendance upon him. A
bulletin was issued from Marlborough
Houge, the London residence OF the Prince
Of Wales. stating that Prince George had
passed good night and that he was
making satisfactory progress toward re.
coYafH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
G,vernment Reverse in England.

[By AnglO-Am0rican cable 70 the UiSpAton.I
LoSpoN, November 16.-All the Unionist
papers this morning deplore the rebuff adj
ministered by the result of the parliament
ary election on the South Moulton division
of Devonshire Friday. The Standard again
warns the Government that persistence IN
bringing forward the local-government-
for-Ireland bill is q certain means OF thrust
ing Dir. Gladstone into power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

n Il gratifying 10 see the congratulations
that Mr.. Julien Binford receives upon his
resuminQ business. The people sre truly
glad. and now Is tie time for bis friends 10
stand by HIM. Give him en- order OF some
kind. however small. and encourage this
good aud valuable citizen 10 remar az 40
tive and worthy merchant In cur midst;
1902 east Main street, Richmond, Va, IL Ais
address,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Mean .smpsra.urs.. ..................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NV YoRK. November 16.--The stock
market TO-DAY was quiet to dull. and In
the main heavy, especially IN the forenoon
better feeling prevailing later in the day
Wall street has been much interested to-
day in the operations in Delaware aud
Hudson. ane the conclusion generally ar
rived at is that tho decline is due to the
fact that Mr.. Webb having tried in vain to
get place in the directory of the COM
pany. hos parted with his stock. Inc
other coalers were again weak, however,
in sympathy. but in no case did the maj
loss exceed a fraction,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Treneh Impor. Duty on AIeats.

(By Anglo-American cable 20 tho pispatcn'I
PARIS, November 16.--The Chamber OF
Deputies, after q long debate, to-day ap-
proved the tariff of twenty-five francs on
sailed meats as fixed by the Senate. nj:
Roche, Minister of Commerce, promised
an effective surveillance over imports at
the expense of importers.