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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
I.t.st from the Wires.

The Legislature OF oregon has organized py
eiectlng Joseph simon, OF Portland, president OF
the Senate, and T. 7. Geer, Of Salem, speaker OF
| the House.
The Court OF Appeals OF New York has grant.
| ed a new trial 10 eX-sherin James A. Flack, OF
| New York, and william Rlack, his son, con-
| victed Of conspiracy TO secure a divorce Tor
| James A. Fiack.
Colonel William Fishback publishes a card In
| to-days Little Rock Gazette Withdrawing from
the race for United states senator; This scIlon
| leaves the field 10 Senator James X. Jones, who
will DO reelected without Democratic opposi-
| ton.
A fire. at Dallas, ToK., yesterday morning de-
| stroyed 100000 worth OF property, The losses
] and insurance are as follows: j. Hopper &
/ Co, liquors, loss sJ5.oOO; Insurance. ~ SOo 4:
! NJ Robinson, stationery, loss $4,000; Insurance
1 $4,000 Frederick BOedecker. confsctioner,
loss 50, 600: insurance 5000. Murphy q Beisn's
| building, $4,000; insurance, $lg,4OO 1. = ben-
derson, building, loss tlg'OU0i Insurance so'UOV'
J friThtful accident happenea on the Lake
| Shore road last night about four miles west OF
CLYDE, OHIO resulting In the death OF MIL Gil
| more, Grant Fleming, RUDE Bebcock, and
| Charles Ream. ali farmers. The train was run
| ming at high rate OF speed trying 70 make up
| lost time. team drawing sleigh contain
ing four mon attempted 70 Cross the track ahead
| Of the train.
| The Farmers Mutual Benefit reprssen tatives
at Springfield, ILL.,, last night unanimously de-
cided on Alison j. Streetsr as their candidate 10
| succeed Senator FarHell. They have decided 10
| support Sgreeter for an indefinite time, In the
| belief that ono or the other OF the two parties
| must come 10 them. his public life has been
| characterized by opposition TO corporations and
achsmpionship Of tho farmers interests.
The Texas Legislature convened Mt Austin
yesterday and the Senate completed its orgsni-
| zstion and the House will do so tomorrow MIL
| ner, representing the extreme-idea wing OF tho
/ Railroad Commission, and Browning, Conserya-
| tive, were tho candidates for speaker OF the
| House, and the first named was elected on a
vote Of 50 10 So Among the important measures
| 10 come up before tho Legislature is the cree-
| ton Of q Railroad Commission, the Australian
| ballot system, and congressional apportlon-
| uent Texas being entitled TO two additional
| congressman under the last census.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
The jump In sugar Certificates.

The wild transactions IN New York Mon
day in sugar certificates have had. no APP
preciable effect upon the sugar market pro-
per. The Dispatch was informed yesterday
by Messrs. Davenport Y Morris, fotts;
other leading Richmond dealers who were
called upon that the market was quiet and
nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
TRAVELLlNG-MEN MEET.
A Permanent Organization to BE Effected
Saturday Night.

The second preliminary meeting in the
interest of travelling-men's association
was held at Murphy's Hotel last night.
Quite number of members were en-
rolled, but owing to the absence of large
majority of Richmond drummers who are
now on the road a committee, OF which
Mr.. Il. l.. Golf is chairman, was appointed
TO solicit all commercial travellers to asso-
ciate themselves WITH this organization,
and also to secure the cooperation and en-
couragement of the jobbers of this city
The National ASSOCIATION Is exertlng
a tremendous influence in favor OF the
nassage of a bill now before Congress to
exempt commercial travellers from the
working of the interstate commerce law
On Saturday night q meeting for perma-
nent organization and election of officers
will be held at Murphy's Hotel, and every
commercial traveller should attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
PRECoCIoUs BABY" M'KEE.
The White House Pet TO Become Perma'
nent Resident of Boston.
.c..aI.1 .oInnr.rn "a tha Dianatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
BosroS, Mass, January 13.-Famous, NJ
tie "Babv" Mckee, the pet OF the Whlte
House household, is coming to Boston 10
live. ]. II. Mckee, son-in-law OF President
Harrison. and father of the illustrlous
youngster himself gave this interesting
bit of news this morning, Papa mc,
Kee, who has been in Boston for severai
DAYS. has arranged TO settle in Boston,
having during his stay here arranged 70 as
sumo the management of the new electrl-
cal mining department OF the thomson
Houston Electric Company, and some time
next month will move his family here anu
become permanent resident Of Boston.
A PRECocIoUs CHILD.
Making all due allowances for the par
TALLY of q doting father, the fact still re-
mains that Baby" Mckee is truly pre-
cocIous child. Said Mr.. Mckee this morn
ing. chatting pleasantly about his family ;
About two months ago we engaged aGer-
man nursery-maid. The children were
thrown into her company the greater part
of the time. Being a big hearted girl, pos
sessed of all womanly instincts, she took 10
the children and they TO her. Her stock or
baby-talk or, indeed, OF her language
was limited, so she was often compelled 10
express her tender sentiments IN the IAN
guage of the Fatherland.
SPEAKING GERMAN.
"Would YOU believe it in six weeks that
little rogue was suffering out German 70
his mother in manner most surprising !
The children are" he concluded, with an
assurance that may be pardonable under
the circumstances, tho brightest IN the
world"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
Fond of Charlotte Pastors.

Speaking Of Rev. LAndon Il. Mason be-
ing called 20 tho rectorship Of Grace Epis-
copal church in tins city, the Charlotte
Chroaicle, published at Smithvine, Va,
says;
Richmond seems 10 have partially lor
former Charlotte pastors. DIR. Thomas Drew
,wns called thefe from Roanoke church. Rev. j.
p. Cannon from village church, and now key.
Mr.. Mason. The many friends OF Mr.. Mason
rectorship ia the metropolitan city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
WHAT WILL GENTLEMEN WEAR
A Costumer COnsults Them About Their
Suits for the Association Ball.

suits Tor the ASSOCIATION bai'
MIR. Albert G.. Eaves, a costumer from
New York. was IN the city yesterday for
the purpose of making arrangements TO
furnish costumes to the gentlemen who
will dance the Sir Roger de Coverley" at
the Association Ball"
Several of the gentlemen who will par
ticipate in the dance visited him during
the day. Mr.. Eaves suggested to them
that ali the suits should be Of the same
color, but this idea did not meet with IA
yor. as each gentleman desires to have cos
tunes in harmony with his lady partner.
This will necessarily cause some delay, as
none of the ladies have as yet selected their
robes for the occasion.
The FIRST rehearsal of the dancers takes
places at Belyidere Hall this evening at
O'Clock.
The ladies having charge of the ball were
busily engaged yesterday in making further
arrangements for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
senator stanford Reelected.
nv tninrrnnh 20 the Dlspatoh.l

SACRAMENTO, CAL, January 1.-THE
senate and Assembly balloted to-day for
United States Senator to succeed Mr.. STAN
ford. The vote in the Assembly resulted;
les fDemocrat), Is; ia the SeDate-Stap.
ford ri, White, IL The Legislature viii
declare the election of Mr. Stanford IN
joint session tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
rne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fIoHr.
The Betting ssni Favers Dempsev--An
oficiai Conference,

fBy telegraph 70 tho bepnscn.l
New OsLxass, January fs.--The town is
full Of strangers. although only about
400 tickets have so far been sold for the
Dempsey Pitzsimmons fight. Dempsey
took his last days training to-day, and
weighs f47 pounds. He will pick up about
two pounds before the fight. Fitzsimmons
will not arrive until morning, and Carroll,
who was to have gone over to confer about
the referee, delayed appearing until morn.
ing.
The betting Is still to on Dempsey,
with good deal wagered. There was re-
port of the Governor interfering with the
ernor Nichols. Attorney General Rogers,
and Mayor Shakespeare it was decided that
nothing could be done under the law
which permits contests before clubs, but
the Olympic officers will be prosecuted IN
case the law is violated in any way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
TO VOTE FOR FREE COINAGE.
The Illinois Legislature Instructs It's Sen
ators and Representatives.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

SPRNGFIELD, ILL.,, January 13.--In the
lower house of the Legislature to-day a re-
solution was passed endorsing the free
coinage of silver and instructing the Hi
nois senators TO vote for the free-coinage
proposition now pending in the Senate.
The Republicans refrained from voting,
and the farmers voted with the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or the WoRLn
ID, ,elssrapn . be pspa.ch.l

r7 wAsHnoroS. January is.-Fors-
| rlIp cast for Virginia, North Carolina,
w and South Carolina; Fair wea-
ther, except light rain Wednesday
in Northern Virginia; warmer, except
stationary temperature on the coast;
southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
You ARE NrEREsTED1NrHls
THE MINIS EARS FOR MOMENT.

THE MINIS EARS FOR A MOMENT
III There isn't q man in Richmond
IN but knows our SIS ovBRCoAT SALE
IS In progress. We know we're not
telling you any news-because as
soon as We announced Il Il travelled
80 Ike wlldhre. But don't you be IN
the "rear guard.p The earller-the
creator chance 70 choose. Bear in
~ mind ono thing-it is only the nrst
OF January and tho months that are
TO follow before Winter Will let so
his grip are bleak and cold ones
usually. You'll bsvO lots Of use for
thick, warm coat-snd you might
Just as we'll improve this opportu-
~ nifty.
II you haven't Q STORM COAT
W thore are hundreds among these ct
v -s.5-get one. If you haven't . real
nobby DRESS Coat-get one Of those
Ifyou haven't either-GET BOTH
II There Isn't one in the whole lot
that has sold for less than f20-snd
the majority Of them are out Of our
regular So, S93, and s95 grades.
LII There are SACK COATS. COVERT
COATS, BOX COATS, CAPE COATS.
ULsTRRs. and STORM COATS
among them-a good share Of each
nor-but the deepest well win run
dry-snd they're selling fast
II It wasn't q direct violation OF
our rules TO carry garments from
~ one season into the next we'd be
sorely tempted to let matters take
their natural course and not have
this sale-for the fabrics-and the
A way they're cut and NJ ade are bound
N TO DO the fashion OF the future. Chin
~ chilia-thatll never lose its popu-
iarity-Montagnac Beaver, Melton,
Kersey, Beaver, Yicuna, Rough
Cheyiot-theylI mover drop out OF
the favored category. They are
h made up SINGLE and DOUBLE
BREASTED with full, half velvet
and stitched collars, Tapped seams
stitched and piped edges and Guns,
Italian Cloth, Serge, and Fancy Cas- aas-
simere body Innings, and with SIX
and Satin sleeve Innings never
mind your siZe-rest easy that you
will md IL IL here--that Is, provided
YOU arc reasonably spry. waiting
will warp your opportunity
III amuses US 70 see the frantic en-
beavers our contemporaries make
~ 20 meet uA They perch up on the
fence Of uncertainty, waiang 70 sec
which way We jump-snd over tney
~ nop, shoating "Bargsin aI the top
OF their voices. But me pe2pie
nowadays ,anit DC "hoorshedn int
buying. The old notion that " bark
A ing dogs never bite u gols pretty
~ good iijustrstiOn In their example.
N bargain announcement must have
the backing OF facs or Il will burst
ike tho bubble It'll
You don't want 70 buy old stock
you don't want 70 ouy gooa-,or.
nothing new stock-no matter whal
ths price ia ALL THESE COATS
OF ours IN THIS SALE ARE Tnls
YEARS. THEY ARE OF OUR BEST
nAKE-,rHE LATEST FASHIONS.
AND so AS NOT TO Lave ANY
~ OLD STOCK NEXT YEAH WE Ahs
IIl ROBBING THEM OF THEIR JUST
DfJFS AND LEAVING THEM AT
La YOUR DISPo5AL NOW FOR
81, FIFTEEN DOLLARS SIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
n,,.h.u ~ oregon Renominated.

WASHINGTON, January Ex-senator Mitch
ell, of Oregon, has been advised of his re-
nomination by reclamation by the Repub-
lican legislative caucus. The election oc-
ours next Tuesday. The Republicans
have twenty-four majority on joint ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
STARTED AGAIN FOR BAD LANDS.
Hundreds of Indians Break Away and
Proceed to Depredate
..to.-.,,t 60 tho Dispatch1

ST. LOUIS, January IA stat CORE
su.uIeut IF the Post Dispatch wires as fol;
Mw. from Nashville. Between 400 and
WlnlHus broke away from the hostiles
ami have started for the Bad Lands cid
Wounded Knee. They are crazy and fran
&c.. committing dcpredatiOns wherever
they 20. General Carr, with the Sixth
cavalry and one company Of infantry. and
Colonel Wheaton, with four companies of
ILtautiy, are after them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
NEGOTIATIONS 10 BE RENEWED.
Proposed Purchase OF the Lynchburg To
baeeo-faetories by a Syndicate.
tAD0fsl telegrauo 20 tfa nlanatehf

baeco-fsetories by a Syndicate.
Especial telegram 20 the plspAtch.l
LSNcnBUB0. Va, January IA promi-
cent tobaee0nist states to-day that the
regulations for the purchase Of the Lynch
uurg tobseco-tactofies would bo renewed
~ 'he return from London Of one Of the
AGENTS u the English syndicate He also
states that the agent Was expected 70
siilfe Ia New YORK t0-morrow and would
DC here by thelatter part Of the week. II
expected that he will bring with him
several expert accountants 10 examine the
books Of the different factories which they
propose 10 purchase, with q view Of aseeT.
!!siaihg The amount Of business done 10
the past i've or six years. Captain Brain.
ooe OF the agents Of the syndicats, 10 here
nos.
A oulgf HAhKfT.
Very little tobseco has been sold on this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
eALrlMoRe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, January 1a-virginia SIS, 64k bid ;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. % bid Northern
Central stock, SO asked; Cincinnati. Washington
and Baltimore lists. 9ika934; consolidated gas
bonds, l12H asked; do. stock, fka4s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
DOWN GOES Mr.. INGALLS,
II the Farmers Alliance Caucus Policy Is
Adopted.
TBy telegraph to the DIspatcb.l

IBy Telegraph 70 tue Dlsphbco'l
TOPEKA, KAN. January lathe una
nimity which prevailed in the Farmers
Alliance caucus yesterday is particularly
significant when considered in relation TO
Senator InRalls's campaign for reelection
to the United States Senate. The caucus
adopted a series of resolutions to
the effect that the representatives
of the peoples party should set
tie all matters of Importance among
themselves before bringing them into the
Legislature, and especial emphasis was
laid upon the necessity of agreeing in eau
Gus on candidate for senator If this
policy is carried out it removes the last
prop from Mr.. Ingalls's senatorial candi-
dacy and renders his defeat certain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

T. III. Ammidown, dealer in dry goods Of IS
and so Worth street. New York, who assigned 20
Albert ID. Smith. filed schedules to-day stating
the liabilities at s69s,o00. and the actual assets
500 Most Of tho assets are pledged as coli
lateral, and the assignee will receive but sis,-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
The Mariners ON "Junk OF Pork"

PORTLAND. Me-, January 13.-The six
shipwrecked men who were reported yes.
terday on the rock called the Junk of
Pork" near the outer Green Island, were
taken of to-day by the revenue-cutter
Woodbury. and a lffe-saying crew. One
man had his hands and feet frosted. The
others are apparently none the, worse fof
since Sunday afternoon. The rock they
were on Is only one hundred feet long and
three feet wide. Their schooner struck the
rock Sunday and went to pieces in an hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
JAxuAsr 10, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
WHsAr.--i8 bushels.
Corn -936 busnela
OAIa--l 900 bushela
SAILS.
wHRkr.--is bushels.
CoRs.--e8d Dushels
QUOTATIONS..
wBsiT.--Longberr s5c.asi.0A Mlxsd. Nal
sf0L shortberry. 93c. asi-0A
corn. White, esasskc hixed, e2ss3c.
oArs--whits. No. 2, sia52s. Mixed. No 3 Soc
Rejected. tSassc.
krE-zeaooc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
DEATHS.

wEISSER. Died. January IL. 1891. q
the residence OF her son-in-law, A. Won
Rosenegk, corner Hancock and Msrshall
streets, Mrs. LOUISE wEiSSER; aged
sixty-three years.
Her funeral viii take place from St.
Johns German Lutheran church. corner
Eighth and Marshall streets, THIS WED.
nesday) AFTERNOON at $50 O'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited TO ct
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
The VIRGINIA Debt Settlement

The Virginia Debt Settlement.
NOTICE.
The Boudholders Committee has formulated
Plan OF settlement for the debt OF Virginia
and the same has been unanimously approved
and recommended by the Advisory Board. con-
sisting OF
HON. GROVER CLEVELAND,
HON. THOMAS r. BAYARD,
HON. EDWARD !. PHELPS,
MR.. GEORGE s. CoE,
MR.,GRORGE q. WILLIAMS.
Notice 10 hereby given TO parties In interest
that copies Of such proposed Plan Of Settlement
can DO obtained on end after Monday, December
20, 1890, without cost, a.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, "a Wall street, New York city.
BROWN. sHIPLEY & COMPANY,
Founders Court London, Z. C., England.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE
Baltimore, Nd.
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MoND. Richmond, Va.
FREDERIC p. oLCoTT,
CHARLES d. DICKEY. JR,
WILLIAM l. BULL,
HUGH r. GARDEN,
HENRY BULGE,
JOHN GILL,
B0ndholdsrs' Committee
a. s. ELLIS,
Secretary of committee, 81 Wall street
NEW YORK. December "a, 1880.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on AND AFTER
JANUARY n, 1891. THE DEPosITARIEs ACT
ING UNDER THE AGREEMENT FOR The
sRTTLBARNP OF THE VIRGINIA DEBT
DATED MAY IL, 1890, WILL NOT RECEIVE
ANY FURTHER DEPOSIT OF VIRGINIA
BONDS AND COUPONS EXCEPT UNDER sPE-
CIAL CONTRACT WITH THIS COMMITTEE.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
de 27-2it FREDERIC 2. OLCoII, chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
CITY OF WASHINGTON DISASTER.
One Seaman Killed, Another Washed
Overboard-Three Persons Injured.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dfspatchl
FoRr MONROE, Va, January i3.-The man
killed on the City OF Washington when she
was struck by cyclone was Seaman Ryan:
Another man, name unknown, was washed
overheard. One or two others were in
jured. Mr.. Garcia, of New York, a pas
senger, was injured but not seriously. The
vessel will probably return to New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

In our childrsn's Department TODAY We offer
you the choice Of three hundred suiis-asss
four to fourteen yssrs-which sold readily 81 g.
$780, a. and $40, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY,, January 10, 1891.
sALss.-6O0 Richmond City SIS us9N at lo0Y
1000 Petersburg railroad. class b, at iO6k i.7oo
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail.
road dividsnd obligation at Ill 40 shares Ame-
rIcan Tobacco Company, preferred, at ssh.
Closing quotations at the Stock Bosrd:
I..1Ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

crats); nays (aIl Republicans. Senator
Cleveland, OF Hartford (Democrat), retired
from the Senate nj the time of the vote. IL
is understood be did not favor the action
at this time.
After this was done and the oaths taken
the Senate adjourned to next Tuesday.
The persons who had Just taken the oath
visited the different offices and made de-
mands for them. The present occupants
refused to give them up until il was shown
that the new officers had been duly elected
and declared by the General Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

All main quickly yields TO tbs Influence
81 Salvation Oil Price - cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14
THE BUYING GOOD.

The buyins today was Of the best character,
the offerings were less as the day passed, ana
the upward movement was acceierste4. oeing
most pronounced at the close. Sugar rennerses
wore again the feature Of the day, both fof acti-
witty and strength, but tho movement - gene
rally looked upon as a Clique manipulation. us
advance to-day was not so large As yesterday,
but Il Was large as compared With ordln.ry
movements. In the regular list q sudden de-
yelopment OF activity and decided strength 10
the low priced vanderbilts was one OF the most
striking features, and whom the rise had larry
begun toward noon, Cleveland, Cinc.nnsti ano
were placed in the front rank. The older Van.
derbilts we're comparatively quiet and sluggish.
The Wizards occupied the position OF leaders IN
activity still, and ell scored material gains IN
the afternoon.
EFFECTS or TIE RAILROAD AGREEMENT.
Tho recent progress in the establishment OF
harmony 10 the railroad world begins TO show
its legitimate effe,ts, and to-day the Grsogors
were all prominent IN TIE dealings, while Keep
ing pace with tho rect OF the market IN tne al
yances established. H. Paul, Union PACING ana
Rock Island were all very strong and there was
a Gould buying 10 Union Pacific which wss not
without It's influence upon the remainder OF tne
list. The market closed with
LITTLE BOOM
at tho best prices OF the day. The nnsl changes
are all advances and sugar IL MP SO; bock
Island, ~: Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
~ Louis, ga -LacAaNh - eAe y. tTssa.,
~ Burlington, IN; 81 Paul. western Union,
and Wabash, preferred, each. III; Northern
Pacific preferred, IN: Northwestern, Louis
Vile and Nashville. Northern Pacific, and Rich.
mond ard West Point, each, IL; Chicago ges
and North American, each, ~; Atchison, Ten
nesses coal, ami Wheeling and Lake Erie, pre-
ferred, each, per cent and the others frac-
tionAl amounts. The sales Of listed stock e.
gregeted 81. 900 shares; unlisted, f2,0Oo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Frenfnc. -Bxchange quiet and steady ttssks
4e6X. Commercial bills, 4si \ asked. Money ensy
at SasSs, closing offered at 8 sub-Trsssury pal
es-Coin, tl49,7le,000; currency, G,siS.gvO
Governments dull but steady; 4 per cents, izo:
aga. lOa. state bonds dull and fsaturelese.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

TIE wxArHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and pleasant.
Range of Thermometer ct the front door
az The nisnrsoA Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

The Legislature OF oregon has organized BY
eiectIng Joseph simon, Of Portland, president OF
the Senate, and 7. 7. Geer, Of Salem, speaker oil
the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

Colonel William Fishback pubIiehes card IN
to-dAyis Little Rock Gazette Withdrawing from
the race for United states senator. This action
leaves the field TO Senator James X. Joses, who
will DO reelected without Democratic opposi-
tim
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-20
Il MAESTRO De INGLES.

Sc acAban de recibir ejemplarss
do Ia Ultima edici6n publicada on
w-York On Ia Imprenta de-
Boxvxm Mx1cAw1Ir & $3.50.
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AMIGOS DE TODOa
PILDORkS HOLLOWAY.

Alisass do psrsonas, On tsdas las partss
mHRda, rscomiendan dichas Pflderas come
nslsr rsstaurative do Ia salad que % ecaesa
Elias cUrAA todas Las afscciensa del oornnsn
del higsdo, del sst6mnko, Dc les rlkenss =
los intsstiass,y y rsmasvsA h acrimeni1 !
natrlsacia y 10 oardialgsa, sxpzlsande dc
sasgrs tsda lmpsrssa, fertalsoieade eempIs
ssHeass 81 sisteuaa Rsrvisss caads m teee
>dabls 10 ergaRizsoita general. 2