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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24

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There are more cranks in this
world than most people think. A
LEAF CHRONICLE reporter was
standing in the rotunda at the Ar
lington yesterday morning, when a
drummer came down the steps with
his bristles all turned the wrong way.
He was mad and he was sleepy. He
jumped on the clerk and at once be-
gan giving him tongue lashing.
He was mad because he had been
given room No. 10, TO which fact he
attributed severe case eff cramps
from which he had suffered
during the night. The clerk as
sured him that it was one of the
incest rooms in the hotel, but this
did not seem to pacify him, and he
moved off, muttering something that
the reporter did not catch. "Do you
know" said the clerk, turning to the
reporter, "that there are men who
get mad when you put them in No.
13? It's all superstition, and is con-
fined to a class of drummers and
shoWmen. You could no more get
Ia member of a minstrel troupe to go
into that room than you could fly.
It's an unlucky number, and in busy
times when minstrel troupe comes,
we just knock off the first figure on
the door and call it No, 3. They go
into it then and like it. / put
drummer in that room not long since
who stayd several days. He had
poor luck and charged it all to the
number of his room. Thirteen is
simply an unIucky number with
them and they won't have it. Then
there are men who will call for No.
10 because it has been a lucky num-
Der with them. The fact of the busl-
ness is, hotel clerk meets as many
peculiarities of this kind as any man
living, and the question with him is
who to put in room No. 49,"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

situation OF Tobacco at Richmond and
Other Important Centres-custations OF
the New York and Liverpool Cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Grain.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Money closed at
per cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates, 4sGH@4s9; actual rates 4SJl4 @4SjL
for sixty days and 1851 for demand.
Governments steady; currency, s's. 10 bid
As, coupons, 100 bid; 4I1s, do, 100 bid.
Stocks were fairly active this morning.
The opening prices were 49, per cent.
lower than they closed yesterday, and be-
'0re II O'Clock thele was a further decline
nf HMX, but notwithstanding this the mar
ket carried a strong UNDERGONE, and before
III: 40 part Of the declines were recovered.
whatever may be the impression made in
London 10y the present aspect Of silver legis-
lation, London was the buyer Of stocks to a
considerable extent This was specially
noticeable in Louisville. which was being
bought by the same foreign house which
mad been selling it a week ago. The depres-
sion and unsettled feeling in this market in
the first hour was attributed to the fact that
leading foreign bll-drawers had ad-
Vanceu their posted rates OF exchange TO
1861 iS9, against 4Si@4S7 on Wednesday
The general list at noon was off =, TO | 4
per cent. Sugar trusts worked in a groove
between 1871 and sou, but was more weak
than strong. Silver declined Il per cent.
from last nights figures. The market con-
tinued weak during the last half Of the
day. The report OF a new revolt in the Ar
gentine Republic aroused fears of its Great
ing some financial uneasiness i'm London,
and this encouraged the bears 10 raid some
If the leading stocks. Prices declined even
below the noon figures under these raids,
and although there was > rally near the
close, the final closings were generally = to
per cent. below those Of yesterday. Total
sales 3022N shares.
Produce-FlOur dull and weak; uu-
changed. Wheat closed weak; spot sales
No. , red winter, $l.0j; do. January, $1.Oi.
Corn closed weak and lower; spot sales No.
, mixed, 59@G03.c.; dc. January, 595Sc.
oats closed duh and weak; spot sales No.
white, 54c.; No. mixed, January, 50I2c
Pork dull; new mess, Sll@sl2. Lard closed
weak and lower; January, s6.l9. Sugar
Refined steady; cut-loaf and crushed, &c;
powdered, G.lSc.; Coffee steady; fair Rio
cargOes, 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

Old Dominion horseshces, sass; mule,
A.s5.
Plow-castings: Wholesale. a.lc.; retail,
Rope: Manila, best, iossc.; jute, 7,zasc.
FRUITS AND CANDY.
Candy. 9al0c. per pound as to quality.
French mixture, 9kai5c. per pound:
Lemons: Messina, $5.5o@$I.5o per boz
$40 and 800 In n box.
Oranges: Jamaica, In crates, $3.J0aSi.90.
Bananas. s1.50G$2.50 bunch.
Apples: $2.I5as4.
DRY GOODS.
Following are the agents prices and are
subject TO the usual trade discounts.
Cotton Fiannels: Amoskeag, brown,
7kal8xc.: bleached, sl<alsl<c. EIlert0ns,
brown. false; bIeached. sa20c. Hamilton,
brown, Gl<ai0Ac.; bleached. 11xal1Ac.
Lawrence, brown, 6Ha14c.; bleached, I IA
1jkc. Massachusetts, X, brown, nc;
bleached. SIC. Methuem Y, brown, lila
IlI1c.; bleached, Slsi6. Nashua. brown,
6kal7c.; bleached, SalSc. Pemberton,
brown, 7Izal5Hc.; bieached, s11allHc.
Fremo, brown, 6lIa20c.; bleached. 7a2lHc
Cotton Drills: Appleton, Tc.; Atlanta ID,
6Nc.; Augusta, GHc.; Boot. 6Aal0c.;
Charleston, 6l<c.; Clifton X, 6Nc. CONT
mental, 7c.; Darlington, 6Ac.; Dwight AA
standard, ne; Hamilton brown, &C.; do.
blue, l0c.; Lyman ii. blue, lOc.: Mass. G.,
&c.: Mass. ID n. Tc.; Natchez j, 6Ac.; Pa
colet, 6Ac.; Pelzer, eye; Pepperell, Ia
nc; Piedmont, 7c.; Stark A brown. 7c.
Glazed Cambrics: Garner, 4Zc.; Red
Cross, 4lic.; Edwards, 416c.; S. 5. & Son,
NC; Passaic glove finish, &c. Empire,
44c.; Washington, 411c.; Il. ID. w. Il Sons,
4kc.; Peacock, 41c.
Stripes and Chevi0ts: American, Ne;
Amoskeag, 9a91zc.; Boston, eye; Column
bia brown, ne; Hamilton, 10c.; Jewett
City, &C.; Omego S, l0I1c.; Otis BIB, SIC;
Otis &C, ne; Thorndike, ss4a9l<c.: I'm
casville A., nc. AmOskeag Sacheviots.
9Hc.; Columbian, do, 7I&c.; Edinburgh,
do sHc.; Glenolden, do, S1lc.; Jas. Long,
do, 9Jlc.
Denims: Amoskeag blue, &c.,; do. blue
0 ounces, l4Hc.; do. brown, &c.; Beaver
Greek AA, l0c. do. BIB, &c.; do. &C, &c.;
Boston Manufacturing Company Br., &c. do.
blue, 7c.; do. d & twist, l2c.; Columbian
xxx brown, 10c.; do. XXX blue, 934c.; do.
heavy fancy mixed, l2Hc.; Cumberland
plaids, 10Hc.; Everett blue, 12c.; do. brown,
i2c.; Haymaker blue, ne; do. brown,
ne; Jafiery xxx, ip1c.; Jewett City,
SIC; Kenwood plaids, l0Lc.; Lawrence,
D ounces, 10alic.; Oakland blue A, &c.; Otis
AKA, 10Kc.; do. BIB, 9Hc.; do. &C, SIlc.;
Pearl River blue, Eye; Thorndike "A, Be-;
Shetucket blue, lie; Uncasyllle blue and
brown, loc.; Warren AKA, lOHc.; do. BIB,
NC; do. &C, SIC; York fancy, DBL,
l2Hc.; York blue, DID, 12c.
Light Cotton Duck: Boston, Soz., 10Hc.; |
10. 9-oz., l1l<c.; do. l0-oz., bye; Column
bia, S-oz., IOlIc.; do 1907, l3lzc.; Eagle, |
S-oz., l01zc.; do. 1907, bye; do. 12-Oz.,
lGHc.; Greenwood. 7-Oz. Raw, l0c.; do.
S-oz. do, 1lc.; do. 1907. Bear, l4c.; do. J
l2-oz. do, lie: Bear Duck, S-oz.. %, 10Hc.; !
90. heavy, BOZ, i3Kc.; do. extra heavy. |
I0-oz., l5c. Montana Ravens, 20, l2c.; do.
TO-, 40, HE: Stark, 7-oz., 91zal64c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPa.


BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 1G.-Cotton firm I;
niedling, 95sc. Flour fairly active and
steady; no change in quotations. Wheat
Southern scarce and steady; Fultz. see
sL03: Longberry. 9Tc.esl.03; No. nominal
at $l.0l; Western dull; No. winter red,
spot and January, 97c. bill. Corn-South.
ern active and lower; white, 5s@6Oc.; yell
low, J9@6lc.; Western easier; mixed,
spot and January, 6s1@@5sHc. Oats in.
clining lower;l ungraded Southern and
Pennsylvania, 4S@J2Hc.; do. Western.
white, 52@jjc.; graded No. 2 white, 5211c.
Rye nominal; prime to choice, 100 Sic.
Provisions nominal. Mess-pork, old, $ll.50:
new, S12. Bulk-meats-LoOse shoulders,
5Kc.; long clear and clear-rib sides, &C.;
sugar-pIckled shoulders, &C.; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, &c. Hams-small, 10Ac.;
large, l0Ac. Lard-Refned, nc. Sugar
steady; graduated, 3-l6c. Coffee firm;
Rio cargoes far, 19Hc, Whisky fairly ac-
tive at s1.2l@Sl.A.
stocks-Virginia threes, 6jlz bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
ReinspectiOus-

day: No inspections. Reinspecfions-
bright. 9s hogshezds; dark. 4 hogshends.
FARMERS. Virginia. Alleghany, V aughan =
Did dominion, Seabrook's, Meals, sbockse.
Dsvsnports, and Shelburne's warehouses
report today: Receipts. IS hogsbesds,
u.r @ and box; deliveries. Ill holsheads.
once OF the collector OF the United states
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Oh Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid on cigars and cigarettes, $3.50 90;
TAX paid on tobaccos, 81, i00.oJ Total, 81
73l.56.
The sales OF loose tobaccos on the breaks
to-day were the heaviest for sometime past
and commanded fine Irices at both waie-
houses, showing that our buyers will pay
the highest prices for real fine tObacces.
A pile OF dark sun-cured wrappers sold at
shockoe warehouse this morning at $3.50,
which is the highest price for loose tobacco
this season, ard Crenshaw's warehouse wss
not far in the rear, with s2j the next high
est price of the season.
Prices are fully up on all grades, and we
would advise our country friends TO bring In
their fine crops now, and get top prices.
Mr.. John Meadows, Of Oxford, y. c., was
In the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

become closely attached TO the quiet, SOFT
voiced, pleasant people. who, as soon rs
thew have learned your ways, VIII take
pleasure In making life agreeable 10 you.
\ present, now and then, Of kimono TO
the maids. OF toys and ewcctmeats 10 the
children; a days holiday, now and then,
granted to the theatre or wrestling match,
are richly rewarded by such bright faces
and unmistakablo warmth OF welcome ON
arriving and Of good speed on going as re-
pay you tenfold. Respectful as japanese
servants are--and they never speak except
on their knees and face--they like 10 be
taken into the family conversation and TO
sit sometimes in friendly abandon with the
master and mistress, admiring dresses,
pictures or Western novelties and listening
sometimes 10 the samisen and koto, as chill
dren Of The Observation-Disclosures Arnold, in
scribner's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
SERVANTS IN JAPAN.
When the Master IL Well bred His DO
mestics are Polite.

Japanese servants are excellent II you
choose them with discretion and treat them
with the established consideration Of the
country There is a universal social COM
pact IA japan 10 make life pleasant by POI
hleness. Everybody is more or less WI
Ditd' and hates the man or woman who IL
yskan ashu-n0isy, unciyil, or exigent.
People who lose their temper, are always
ID a hurry, bang doors, swear and ''swag.
GER md themselves out of place In a land
where the lowest coolie learns and prac-
lloes an ancient courtesy from the time
hhen be wobbles about az baby up0u his
mothers back. Therefore, 20 be treated
vel In japan, A. perh APPS indeed elsewhere,
sOu must treat everybody, including your
,aOhesties, well, and then you will enjoy
u, most pleasant and willing service.
A. Tour cook will doubtless cheat you a
nue. your Jinrickishamap will now and
s men take TOO much sake; the musmu q nd
sae ooy's wife will gossip all over the place
svout everything you do; and the gardener
Sau 'he coachman will light c)cks ia the
.' when your back Is turned; but, II con.
Mus ,Ie o. your own, you can forgive The
''"s ''ns OF others. You can hardly fail h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
tReported for the Times


KIonMuND, Va. Jan. l6.--Offerlngs OF
robaecos AT auction ON Change Friday,
January IL. 1891. Total offerings "A pack
,ves West Virginia bright tObaccos:
One pacKa se sold at $50, two taken In at
sos. one sold at S24, one taken IN al S23, one
sold nj sol. two ut S2050, two at $40, one
AZ ans. rs, one at $3.50, one at SiS.25, one
sic Is. one at SIG, one taken in at Sl5, one
sold at Sl4 80, one taken in at $l4.2o, one sold
Al SIS Is, one at y3 %, one at sl3, one
taken In at Sl2 80, one at $l2.25, one sold at
sI2.25. one taken in at sl2. two sold AT
SIP. one at $ii.75, one at Sll.2j, one taken ia
A. sIi. one at $40 %, three sold at 50, one
taken Ia at s., one sold at s., one taken in
at $3.50, one sold at S6.15, one taken in at
So, one sold at s..
Sales Of loose t0baccos on the breaks
to-day: Shockoe warehouse, %. 20j pounds;
highest price, s26.50; Crenshaw's warehouse,
29.6s5 pounds; highest price. So. Total.
81 $50 pounds; highestIprice, $26 90
sale OF loose tobaccos ON the breaks for
the week ending Friday. January III, 1891 :
Shock0e warehouse. A. 23J pounds; highest
price, 5000; Crenshaw's warehouse. NJ,
pounds: highest price, S25. Total, III, 23o
pounds; highest price, $50 30.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, 4 hogsheads; hllers,
hogsbead; smokers. 10 hogshcads; scrap,
hogsheads: Tugs, . hogsheads; dark tobac-
COS, 1 hogshead. Total, ~ hogsheads.
ONCE OF the tobacco inspector reports To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. les. Y. White 4 Co.
telegraph G. w. Branch & Co. as follows:
Desperation inspired some of the bulls TO
work again for rally, but it was like try
ing TO stem Niagara, and the close 10
within 4 cent Of the lowest figures touched,
aud x cent below yesterdays final figures.
How long this can last is a puzzle, but we
don't think the bulls can stand it much
longer without selling out their holdings,
which at tO-nighps figures show los in
every single five. The outside speculation
showed an evidence OF revival. We
should be willing TO turn for while, but
will not alter our opinion until this evil
dence shows itself. Corn closes weak, and
in the end will sell lower, but for the mo-
ment we suggest caution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
NAV YORK CREMATION SOCIETY.
THE PLAINTIFF WINS.
Judge Grimsley SO Decides the Case o.
Bowles Against NestOvowitsch.


GOOcHLAND COURTHOUSE, VA, Jan. TO-
special. AT the special term Of the
Goochland Circuit Court, beginning last
Monday. Judge d A. Grimsley presiding,the
cas- of B0wles against Adele Nesiorowitsch
and AiexVs IA. NestOrswitsch was tried.
This action was brought 10 recover adj
v.uces and wages Of the laintin, who was
the manager Of the SabOt Hill estate during
toe absence Of the defendants in Austria,
An attachment was sustained by the
Colr' At the last term, upon the ground tna'
ur defendants were leaving virginia Witn
TIE intention 10 change dOmiclle, and the
special term was held 70 try the question OF
The amount due by the defendants 70 the
Plaintiff After trial Of four days yer
dici was rendered Yesterday in favor d the
plaintiff for s.. OOy
The plaintiff was represented bv Messrs.
Rutherford < Page, and the DESCENDANTS oy
judge A. X. Leake aud Mr.. B. +. Barrel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
nsa,hsyiIls Happenings.

HEATHsvILLE, VA, Jan. l5.-Ispecial.l-
10 a drunken row here several nights ago, q
negro named Russ struck Yves. Naney, an
Other negro, with large club across the top
o. Toe head, inhicting severe wound Oh
NE skull. Riss was arrested aud placed In
jail 10 await his trial.
Isaac Marsh, a most respectable farmer.
sixty years OF age, was thrown from his
wagon BY runaway team, several days
ago, ID slightly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

W. have aspeedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarrit, Oiphtherla. Canker Mouth and Head
ache IN SBlLOH'S CA1ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector fee with each bottle. Use II
n you desire health and sweet breath. Price,
50 cents. Sold by B0deker Brothers and
a. N. Shields & Co.. corner OF Fifth and Mar
a1all streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
"How to cure All Skin Diseases. 4"

Simply apply ''Swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch. all eruptOns on the face,
hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. It's great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
Ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
nIII ~ 10 GovERNoRsmr.

The gubernatorisl question has been an
exciting theme with politicians of the
Democratic stripe during the present week,
and no little bitterness has been stirred ..
Governor Hill has his eye on the position as
a refuge in case Of missing The senatorship,
and there is desire on the part of the Hill
henchmen to keep others from the place
until the Governor has made MS choice.
Another man who aspires 20 the position
H. Roswell L. Flower, who has been looking
towards receiving the nomination as a
Residential or eubernatOrial candidate for
many years His hope has never as yet
been realized
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
ma GnInrN THEssFs srOLFN.

I'm Brooklyn last night, while a girl
named Mary McMurray was looking in a
store window on Grand street, she felt a
slight .ug at her hair. but paid no attention
10 it rs she supposed IL TO be the mischiev-
business Of some passing boy. soon after
the girl put her hand u her head, only 10
discover that her heavy golden locks had
been ruihlessly shorn. This is the second
case Of the kind reported 10 the police this
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

GKAISAND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10, 1921.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat--3S0 bushels.
Corn ,452 bushels.
Meal-20O bushels.
sALEs RKPoRTED TO sECRKTAK'.
Wheat-3S0 bushels.
Corn-Sj2 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wheat-IOngberry Csc. 10 $1.0J. Mixed,
j4e. TO sl.O4. ShOrtberry, CSC. to sl.Oj.
Corn-White, CSC. TO s4c. Mixed, &c. IL
$50.
Oats-Whitc, No. ,. SIC. to 53c.; Mixed
No. 2. SIC to 521zc. Rejected, 43c. TO 4Sc'
Rye-75c. 10 soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
FOR 8 LIE.

For purchasers desiring 1t INVENT Y-FlVE
HOUSES will he erected during the next
year and Old on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Best chances for homes ever offered Lots
will he sold without contracts Tor building
where desired. 10 2l-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
rNAIN TlGnr BOY.

The Robert Ray Hamilton will case was
continued to-day with Eva under cross-eX-
animation. Mr.. Root proved her perjury
over and over again. The adventures is IN
a.fieht box. Crowds again listened to the
testimony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

The Democrats Of the Legislature will
h1l0 their caucus upon the nited states
s.natcrship at 4 o'clock next Monday after
noon. The Republicans will hold theirs at
O'Clock in the evening Of the same day. II
is generally understood that the RepuOll-
cans will an vote for William NJ. EVarts'
unless they see chance Of making trouble
among the Democrats 10y voting for bolt
in. Democratic candidate Tor senator. IL
l,9ks no If there would be three or four can
didates fr senator before the Democratic
caucus. Among those named are Governor
Hill Edward Murphy, Jr.. Alton 3. Parker,
Wilson =. Blssell. smith NJ. Weed, George
Ranos. Perry Belmont, Abram :. Hewitt
Alfred G.. Chaplin and William {. Whitney.
Apparently there will be several ballots be-
fore the candidate is named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
rANk FRESHEST RETIRED.

Mr. William Dowd, who has been for sew
enteen years. president Of the bank Of
North America, has retired from the direc-
torv and presidency OF the bank, and Mr..
Warner Van ogden has been elected 10
succeed him. Mr.. Dowd is about to take
rest and a trip 10 Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
SeeaThai NOn-

are not left. Take few shares Of Freder-
icksburg Development Company's stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
4 sCmO0NER ABANDONED.

Inc Mallory line steamship Alamo, from
Galveston 10 this port, arrived to-day, and
reports having picked up on December 10Th,
seven men. the crew Of the schooner Dud-
ley, 40 were forced TO abandon their Ves-
sci. The Alamo was then bound south,
and transferred the shipwrecked crew TO
the steamer City OF Macon, bound to
Charleston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
QUOTATIONS.
COTTON REPORT .

karkeI sItaU!' .,
0uofations.- Middling, o.; low i'd
H. $40 good ordinary, Sc,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

Mrs. Ella +. Brannan, Of No. 1910 Broad
way. this morning received from Attorney
General Miller commission as notary for
the District OF Columbia. 10 which Office she
has been appointed by the President She
Is the first woman appointed 10 this posi-
ton. Mrs. Brannan holds like Office for
forty States and territories and provinces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
STARTLING PROPOSITION.

The proposition 20 have "a posiollice where
the F0rty.secOnd street reservoir now stands
Is rather a startling one TO old New orkers.
A. will place the residence OF about TWO
hundred mi.lionaires and society people
down town. and will probably put even
famous palaces. such as those OF the Van
derhilts. HuntingtOns, and Goelets below
The line OF the fashionable circle. WIN
po,tofice on FOrty-second street Filth ave.
mn. would be soil and substantial street
in earnest. There would be a cluster Of
theatres. at least one great dry-goods house
and ihe main building Of a famous New
York newspaper, ali up ia the vicinity OF
tle Ola reservoir. and that would mean ihe
Crowding Of the residence district MY
blocks further up town.
NEW YORK CREMATION SOCIETY,"
AZ the annual meeting OF the New York
Cremation Society, which was organized
about nine years ago. the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year: Henry
NJ. Taber, president; Mrs. Charles II. Siei-
bins. hr.t yice-president; William Greve',
second yice-presideut; NJ. r. Spazlali, cor
responding secretary; :. Berendsohn, imam
cial secretary: Rufus Bachelor, recording
secretary: ID. r. Craig, treasurer; X. ". u
yelling. Mrs. Ida 4. Bachelor, Or. /. NJ.
Paraga. and Theodore Berendsohn, eNecu-
tive committee. The membership OF the
society WAS shown 10 be one hundred ana
ninety. one member, DT. Morris tisler,
died last year. and was cremated al Fresh
Pond April l2th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17

Gold hy Powers-faylor Dug Ccmrany: g..
W lIaecman, SeyoHteen.h artfHrosd slsrel (,
Elair Pharmacy NJ eass isroad; 0emge "
nock. SOL east Bloaas .. 4, teNls, sest
l;rsad: !. r. rrane, 1ie east fios1s thsfie =
A. b r.isp. f"u'teF"" asl sfs"khn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-17
GOV. HILL WILDE THE MAN
HE HAS CONSENTED TO ACCEPT
THE U. S. SeNATORSHlP.


lie Bsiisved-A Female Notsrs Pabiic-
Eva Hamilton Cross-Examined and
Proved Guilty orPerjury.
NKw YORK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAIRY ItMKs,
January 10. is9i.i
Advices from Albany tonight state that
II is practically conceded that Smith NJ.
Weed has withdrawn from the senatorial
canvass. His quarters are closed. This is
looked upon as the best Of evidence that he
has given up the struggle in favor Of Gov
ernor Hill, whom II is conceded will take
the nomination, and will be the only candi-
date before the caucus. This is argued be-
cause II is well known that Mr.. Weed
would not resign in favor Of any other
candidate except Governor Hin. No other
name than the Governors is mentioned to-
day. and State officials admit that they be-
lieVe Governor Hill is the man. The great
est danger that bescts such step Is the fear
that an extra session Of Congress might be
called after the 4th Of March. Then 10
would have TO resign and deliver into the
hands Of his arch enemy, Iieutenant-GOyer-
nor Jones, the reign Of power. Jones hates
Hill aud Hin hates Jones. Once In the GU
bernat0rial casir, Jones could kick up a
heap Of mischief for Hill.
The Portland daily press., 1891-06-20

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The Portland daily press., 1891-06-20
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