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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
RADICAL CHANGES.
N. c. MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
The Alliance Railway Commission Bill
Radical Observation-Disclosures Hurt.
ts,oeto, taIagraro 10 the Disnatrh1


RALEIGH, n. G., January 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of Masons tonight elected the fol-
lowing officers: Grand Master, II. A. Gud-
ger. Of Asheville; Deputy Grand Master,
John W. Gotten: SENIOR Grand Warden,
+. NJ. Move; Junior Grand Warden, Il. D..
Noble; Grand Secretary, Donald w. Balm ;
Grand Treasurer, u. S. Watts. The re-
ports show that there are Dol. working
lodges, a gain Of twelve during the year;
Tonight the Alliance men in the Legis-
lature and other friends of the railway
commission bill held a caucus. the bill
as drafted by the Executive Committee of
the Alliance was discussed, the question
being whether il should be presented i'm
meidatelv or still further considered
III NAV be a fortnight before the bill Is
introduced. II will Certainly pass.
The twenty-one Republicans In the Lee
gislature, aided by quite number OF black
and white members of that party. held a
caucus tonight on the question Of noml-
mating a candidate for the Federal Senate.
The names of j. G. Pritchard, John b.
Eaves, J. w. Albertson, and ID. Nj. Fur
ches were mentioned in this connection.
There was much wrangling. Eaves's OPP
ponents claimed that he had bought the
influence OF certain members by promises
of revenue positions and by informing
them that a new revenue district would be
formed. of which he would be collector.
The caucus ut IL o'clock had come to no
conclusion.
A special tonight states that by run
away accident to-day near Ridgeway DR..
T. =. Jerman, leading physician OF that
section, was seriously hurt.
Rev. Dr. Taylor, president OF Wake;
Forest College, informs me he has raised
SOS. 600 of the additional endowment fund.
President Il. II. Battle, Of the State Agri-
cultural Society, fixes October 18th as the
date of the next State Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
DEATHS.

EAiMENHAUsER Died, a. her resi-
dence, sli north Fifth street, wednesday.
January IA, 1891, st 800 A. H., Mrs. CATHE-
RINE ELIZABETH EsiMENHAUSER, Ia
the sixty fourth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from St.
AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Friends and
scquaintances invited 70 attend.
MILLER Died, January IA. 1891. al
city almshouse, JACK MILLER. an old
hackman, IN the fifty fifth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Cooks up-
dertaking-room, No. t549 east Broad street,
THIS (Thursday) MORNING. at II O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance are invited 70
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
WEST WRGINlA,s LEGISLATURE.
Onicer, of Roth Houses Chosen ny tho
Democratic Caucus.
fpy tal.oranb % tha nianatchl


CHARLEsroN, w. Va, January 1.-THE
West Virginia Legislature convened at
noon to-day. II consists OF sixty Demo-
Gratis and thirty-one Republicans. At the
Democratic caucus held last night the fol-
lowing nominations were made President,
j. NJ. McCreery. Raleigh county; Clerk OF
the Senate, Holly q. Armstrong. OF Jack
son; Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate.
Henly, Ohio county; Doorkeeper Of the
Senate, W. j. Dent, Fayette; Speaker OK
the HOUSE, Lewis Bennett, Lewis county,
Clerk of the House, Colonel J. B. Peyton.
Cabell county; Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
House, w. Brown Gibbs. Roane county;
Doorkeepor Of the House, ). l.. Teamster,
Greenbrier county.
A resolution was adopted by the House
caucus denounc:ng the. Federal-elections
bill, and commencing the splendid efforts
of our Senators and Representatives. in Con-
gress 10 defeat the bill. and urging them
To continue 10 oppose the pernicious
measure. The resolution was unanimous
ly adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
A Pretty DURHAM WEDDING.
Mr.. w. p. Henry United to Miss Julia
Crews-A Murder Case Disposed or
tspe,ial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
DURHAM, N. c.. January IA beautiful
Wedding ceremony was performed this
afternoon at Main-Street Methodist church,
the contracting parties being Mr.. w. L.
Henry, popular 6ook-keeper OF tne
Jul,a Crews, tho beautiful ana accom-
phshed daughter OF I. j. Crews, resi- dent
of our city, and also connected with the
same arm as a buyer OF tobacco. Inc
ceremony was performed by the Rev. l.. ,.
Gay, of Mt. Airy, n. G.
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
The bridal party was composed OF about
six couples, and the procession entered the
church preceded by the ushers, w. 3;
Halliburton and j. S. Burch, the bride aud
groom bringing mp the rear, all graceiuliy
marching TO the enlivening strains OF Men
delssohns wedding march, rendered IN
mastery style on the organ by. Professor
Darpeu. The house was filled with lnte-
rested spectators and friends.
Tho happy pair left on the afternoon
train for an extended bridal tour IN the
south. carving with them the hearty con-
grAtulations and good wishes of a large
circle OF friends.
MURDER CAST.
Our Superior Court is in session, judge
T.. 4. Boykin presiding. The murder case
of w. r. Herndon, indicted last tall Tor
the killing Of Sis Meacham, woman OF
bad rapute, was tried to-day, but the eyl-
dence being insufficient 20 convict HIM no
was discharged before the case went TO the
jury.
STILL ANOTHER TRIAL.
He will be tried tomorrow for another
offence--to wit, tho abduction of a white
girl under ten years of age for immoral
purposes, There are several witnesses,
including two brought from the Reniten-
tiary, TO testify for the State. There -
much interest taken in this case by our
citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
Hnstiues Court Yesterday.

Elijah Parker, making Gn assault, was con-
victed and given six months ia Jail aud fined ono
cent
Clarence Brown was tried for murder iu tho
first degree and acquitted. This was the case In
which the accused was charged with killing 3D..
Bradley by hitting him with rock near Canal
and Adams streets The rock was thrown at
another boy.
James jenkins, charged With keeping a dis
orderly house, was tried and acquitted.
James johnson dtids Napier. feionious as
saulL Sent to Jail for twelve months aud fined
one cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
,Ranortaf for IN q Nfznafrh

Reported for the Dispatch.I
JksuARY "A. 1891.
Auction offerings On Change to-day 40 pacx-
ages and % taken in. Highest price, sss: lowest.
S0S--avsrsge, Sass.
Loose sales at shockoe warehouse. s.1u
pounds. Highest, SIS lowest, $40.
AT Crenshsw's warehouse. A.s3 pounds,
Highest, $40 lowest 81. Totsi sales for the day.
$3.50 pounds
Revenue collections; Cigars and cigarettes,
si,iis; tobacco, t2,s2a 4s-,otal. N.o4l.ss-
Private sales: Filters, o; smokers, .; wrap.
pers 8; scrap, i6-total. % hogshosdA
Il would NOS DO surprising u more wrappers are
being sold than 10 reported mis- week, though
business has not been large according 70 reports
made. DARK loose tobscco ssies are again strong
to-day--sctive with full prioes we'll sustained o.
every grade from luss 70 hns Wrappers.
Tobacco plug shipments SHOW nns sysrAss
days work. Loose toosoco saiss may nov b
expected daily buyers we're cat ON lime so-das
and made me mar4et ioek Lively. and shsy bid
freely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
nTTITrTA T.rAyE THE FIFLD.
ALL OVER.
Tho Last Of the Hostiles Agree to Come

Inc Last OF the hobLlleS AkHeo W NomV
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, s. d., ria RUsHvTLLE,
NEB.. January 1i.-This afternoon second
delegation of hostile chiefs arrived from
camp. 1t was composed of Two Strike,
Kicking Bear. Lance, High Hawk, and Ea-
gle Pipe. They had big talk with General
Miles. The same subjects were considered
as in the morning session with Little
Wound. Big Road, and Crow Dog, and
Turning Bear.
1t was agreed that the hostiles would
leave their present camp and pitch their
tepees on the west side OF White Clay
creek Immediately opposite and less than
half a mile from the agency. It was also
decided that the Indians would surrender
their arms TO their respective chiefs, aud
that the arms would be taken. The latter
would receipt for them, placing the name
of each man upon his gun. The weapons
would then be sold and the proceeds re.
turned 20 the Indians.
The chiefs were pleased with the kindly
treatment thev had received at the hands
of General Miles and left immediately for
camp. General Miles demanded the sur
render of tho slayers of Lieutenant Casey
and the chiefs promised to accede to the
demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
10 Gallego Mis- ca. Langhorne for $500
One Had a Mashed Foot, the Other Was
Paraly red.

The ambulance was called yesterday at $3.50 A.
NJ. 20 the Richmond and Allegheny shops, al tho
foot OF Second street. 70 attend coioied man
named Robert otter, who had his foot badly
mashed while attempting 20 board IA car, HI
was taken TO the Retreat for tho Sick, whore q
portion OF the wounded member was amputated
by Doctors Brock, Taylor. and Peyser
Another call was received az +. NJ. 70 attend
an aged cOlOred man on Ninth and Broad streets,
who was attacked with a stroke Of paralysis. He
was carried 20 bis home on north Fifteenth
aNR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
CoInred PeonIe,. Tnir.

There was q meeting at the colored Young
Mems Christian Association last night TOR the
purpose or organizing an Industrial association.
The managsment Of this association will, among
other things. have an Industrial aud an sgricul-
tural State fair in this city in october next on
the part Of the colored people.
meeting will be held to-nigh; at tho Young
Mems Christian Association, Mt which time per-
manent arrangements will be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
DIR. jackson to Leave To-Day.

Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Jackson, who was re-
Gently elected Assistant Bishop Of Alabama,
O'Clock. He has not yet decided whore
he will make his home. Owing to the sick;
ness of his little daughter his family will
not accompany him, but will leave few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
yilasto He senator.

MADISON, WIS, Januayy i4.--GenerL
Bragg sent an Official notification 10 Colo
mel Villas yesterday that be was out OF tho
race for the United States senatorship.
There is no doubt now that Villas viii aes
it. The senatorial caucus will DO held
early next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
The Pine-street Revival.

There was an immense congregation at
Pine-Stre Baptist church last night. A
large number of persons requested prayer
aud there were twenty-one conversions.
Altogether there have been $50 conversions
since Rev. Mr.. Harrison began the meeting
q week AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
A MURDER CASE.
sr1LL ANorHER TRIAL.
Aiabama's strike a, an End.

BnMIsouan, ALA. January n.-Four
thousand miners at the Prstt mines and
Walker mines have decided 10 return TO
work. Eight hundred went to, work ct
Carbon Hill to-day, This ends the strike.
The men came back on the old terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
nARIsE IxrEILIeExox.

roRr or aIcHxoSp. JlxuAar ~ 30;
SAILED.
Steamer Lr.el. Dsyo, Ncrfolk. mercha1i.st
ana paassneors: L n Tstam. yics- prssiden.
schooner Mamie saunders. eteeimap. rFf 500
port pig-iroa, .. n. Gordon, agent; vessel, q r-
schooner Maud seward, Trsvsrp, Ba,umNv.
railrosi.ties; vesssi. Curtis = Parker.
Schooner Flora Asd AEness insisy. claremon4
to load for Baltimore.
Pokr OF NEWPORT NEWS yAsgAHy n ~.
by Telegraph
eAfLxn E
Steamship fpnsxibie. Wess Point cosleA
Steamship kochdaie, RolterdkD. ccaao1.
schooner Augusta Hants beGt0ns coai>d.
rQkT on wBsr POINT, yAsuXay n NJ
~ TelesraDal
ARRVxn IA
o,eamahip paavtliA Atnup4 DeltuogA ~
ehAndise end passeossr& 5.f IS d q
nA1Lxn =
$3.50 Z. n.sv!.'s sslapk palinsA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
SUING The CITY

George Lively, through counsel. instituted suit
against the city Of Richmond for 5000 damages
for broken leg
The plaintiff IN his declaration alleges "tnat
in December, 1899, he received while driving on
Poplar street certain injuries by his vehicle run
ming against posts IN tho said street, OF which
notification had boon made that the Obstacles
were dangerous ana that they had not been re-
moved, ana that he was thrown violently 10 tho
ground and sustained the injury as Aforesaid
The following other suits were Instituted:
Mrs. j. A. WoOdson a. George T. AlsOp ior
f5igI[
mo GalIagn WIN M. LanehOrne for ae50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
Richmond Theatre.

Miss Alberts Galatians engagement opens at
Richmond Theatre Friday night with Romeo
and Juliet, and the same play will DO repeated
Saturday matinee. Saturday night, As You
Like II. Mr. Creston Clarke supports Miss Cal
latin. The sale Of seats commences this morn
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
BAL rImoRE STOCK MARKET,

BALrIXoRs, January A-yireinia s's, 6'i /;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 92H bid, 93H asked
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore lists, Ak
bid, 95k asked; consolidated gas bonds, Il2H
asked DO. stock, 4Sk bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
MARRIAGES.

HEMSLEY-JOYNES Married, Decem.
Der 81. 1890. at All.Souls church. Cayendish
Square, London, by the Rev. Walter y.
Legg, OSWALD SlGHI.MAE HEMSLEY,
of New York city, 20 MINNIE WINNIE
JoYNES, of Washington, ID. q.
No cards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
SILVER DROPS.


In Wall street
SILVER DROPS.
Silver certificates In the market to-day, on q
vague report that the free-colnage amendment
had been killed, dropped away suddenly rom
i011 TO l0i but upon better Information afun
recovery followed.
The Industrial stocks to-dsy were the great
features OF the market, being the only ones
showing any real strength throughout the day.
The stocks OF the new American sugar. Refining
Company we're traded In on the board to-day Tor
the FIRST time, or rather temporary certificates
representing those stocks, preferred selling ~
92agS and common at S.
SUGAR UNCHANGED.
At the present high prices great many hold
ers Of Sugsr-Frust certificates are realizing TO
this movement may be attributed the check TO
tue advance Ia certificates, and at times to-day
positive weakness was shown in them They
closed unchanged, however, after large DEAL
ings.
OUTSIDERS IN THE STREET.
Wall street is showing daily that a large ae-
cesslor OF outsiders is taking part In specula-
ton, and this does much 90 give hope OF con-
tinued strong and active market
Ia the list Of ectiys stocks OF the regular list
to-day there was only one that showed any real
strength, and that was New England, bus It's I'M
provement was made 10 the early trading, after
which II became quiet and ructuated within
narrow limits with the rest OF the list Chicago
gas was still very strong and shows material
i'm royement this evening, notwithstanding the
passing Of the dividend.
THE WEAK SPOTS
were LAckawanna and Union Pacific, but even
those Rftergard recovered the greater portion OF
their losses ana with the rest closed st Insight
cant changes for the day.
Tho marke. after a firm opening, weakened,
but after many and quick changes In temper,
closed frm. The final changes show majority
Of declines. sales-Lstod. $4,000 shares; IN
listed, 10000.
Monty AND EXCHANGE.
Frsnfno.-ExchsnRs active and strong at asa
4s7 Money easy at ~ ~ last loan at 8, closing
offered az IN Sub-Treasury balances-Coin
Sl4a. $50 900; currency, fS,32O.OOO Governments
dull but steady: 4per cents, 100; 4Hs, iOo. STATE
bonds duh and featureless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
The Virginia Debt Settlement.

Q
NOTICE
The BondholderS Committee hiss formulated
a Plan Of Settlement for the debt Of Virginia
and the same has been unanimously approved
and recommended by the Advisory Board. con-
ssting of
HON. GROVER CLEVELAND,
HON. THOMAS +. BAYARD,
HON. EDWARD !. PHELPS,
MR.. GEORGE S. CoE,
Mr.. GEORGE G. WILLIAMS
Notice is hereby given TO parties In interest
that copies Of such proposed Plan Of Settlement
can be obtained on and after Monday, December
%, 1890, without cost, at
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NBW
YORK, 81 Wall street. New York city.
BROWN. sHIPLEY s COMPANY,
Founders Court, London, s. C., England.
TIE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE,
Baltimore, Nd
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MoND, Richmond, Va.
FREDERIC 2. oLCOTT.
CHARLES ID. DICKBY, JR,
WILLIAM l. BULL,
HUGH X. GARDEN,
HENRY BUDGR,
JOHN GILL,
Bondholders' Committee.
@. s. ELLIS.
Secretary of Committee, o. Wall street
NEW YORK, December 81, 1890.
NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY q, 1891. THE DBPosITARIES ACT
ING UNDER THE AGREEMENT FOR THE
SETTLEMENT OF TBB 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 N-2it FREDERIC r. OLCOTf, Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
ANOTHER no FIRE.
A PREY TO PIRATES.

dered-Her Captain and Others Killed.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
SAN Francisco. CAL, January l4.-The
steamship Oceanic arrived to-day from
China and japan ria Honolulu. The
Douglass Company's steamer Eamoa left
Hongkong December 10th for Swallow
with four European passengers and $50
Chinese passengers; When the ship was
was taken possession of by about forty
pirates, armed with revolEers. which they
concealed while coming on board.
Captain Peacock was treacherousiy shot
while parleying with the pirates, and Cap
tain Peterson, q passenger, was also killed,
A Malay quIftermaster was killed and
thrown ove1ooard. Two officers and two
Malay ov>ftermssters, a Chinese sailor,
and y Chlnese cook were wounded and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
pleading Sense

Of health and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use OF syrup Of
Figs, as Il acts in harmony with nature 70
eifectuaily cleanse the system when COS
tive or billions. For sale IN 500. and 81
bottles BY Al leading druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
TO MAKE ANOTHER DIOCESE.
Tho Episcopal Committee In Favor Of
nividino the State

Tho Episcopal Committee In Favor of
Dividing the State.
lis regarded as almost certain that within
the neg, two years ,hero viii be two Episcopal
dioceses ln Virginia instead Of tho whole State
being one as IL now the case, and they viii DO
known as the Eastern and Western.
This question Of dividing the territory origi-
mated az the last meeting OF the .oenoh oi me
Fpiscopat Church Ia Virginia. when Bishop
Whittle recommended the appointment OF q
com miftee 10 inquire into It's expsdieney. This
cnmmittea, alter giving the subject mature con-
si6eratfon, has voted unanimously Va favor OF
reccmmendips the division Of tho state into two
diOceees.
THE DryIsIoE.
III. line "a 20 begin az point on tho Potomac
river lotxoen King George and kpotsylvsnis
eann,ies, and 70 extend thence and run diago-
nsIlv acrcss Virginia between sp7i5ylyazia aud
e.rslius. Louisa ard Hanover, Louisa aud
soocD,srd. Gooehiaud and Flusana< foshatan
and Cumberland. Amsiis and CambsIiAnds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
OYSTER PROTECTION.
Governor FOwle Authorized to Use Mill
tary Force-To Arrest Offenders
and Seize Vessels.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatoh.I

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. January 1.-THE Legis-
lature passed to-day unanimously a bill
empowering Governor FOwle to use mill
tary or other force in protecting the States
oyster interest, and authorizing him 10
expend q sum not 10 exceed $4,000 for the
purpose of putting stop to the piracy.
ONLY THE tones.
The bill prohibits the taking Of oysters
by any other means than the ordinary
tongs, and forbids all use of dredges and
drags.
ARREST AND SEIZURE.
Ample authority is gwen tor the arrest
Of offenders and the seizure OF vessels en-
gagged III the depredations on the oyster
beds Members from all parts of the State
are heartily in favor of the prompt action
which will be taken.
RADICAL CHANGES.
There was q spicy debate in the Legisla-
ture to-day on q resolution instructing the
House Committee on Education TO prepare
a bill making the most radical changes in
the public-school law, such as abolishing
school boards, county superintendent Of
public instruction, and county institutes.
This was sharply antagonized.
FINALLY REFERRED.
II was pressed by a leading Alliance men,
Der who introduced it, but it was finally
referred to the Committee on Education.
II is evident that there will be some
changes in the school laws, but no such
resolution as was called for to-day Will be
effected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
srpPORT TnR A YEAR.
NEW Works. ELEVATOR FIRE.
a Big Building Completely DESTROYED
The Loss Heavy.

The Loss Heavy.
lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
NV YORK, January l4-At lilo o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in II. III.
Van Tassel's grain-eeyator, on the North
river and it burned so fercely that before
daylight. in spite of the work Of large
force of firemen, the building was COM
pletely DESTROYED, only the walls being left
standing. The loss is roughly estimated at
$500, 600. The cause of the fire IS not
known. At one time il seemed that nothing
could prevent the flames from spreading
60 a number of adjacent sheds, but by. sat-
urating these with water they were kept
from taking fire. Tho burned building,
seven stories high. was filed from roof to
cellar with flour, grain, and meal 1t was
50 feet front by $50 feet deep and was sltu-
ated at thefoot of Eleyentbstreeta and North
river.
ANOTHER BIO FIRE.
A second dre broke out shortly after that
in Van Tassells elevator IN Morgan d Cor
nelps tinware mandatory on the third
floor of the six-story building 1913 and lS4
West street, fronting on North river and
within sight of the first blaze. Hough u
Williams occupied the two lower floors,
Morgan Il Cornell the third, and Beatty Il
Co., photographers, the fourth. Their to-
tai loss is estimated at $4,000.
AFFIXED FIRE
About o'clock q third fire in the same
neighborhood caused loss of 100000 70
the. bonded warehouse OF Campbell,
Nichols d Gwyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK. January A-The s,ock market
to-day was very active In the forenoon, but be-
came more quiet later In the day, aud while
showing still firm TO strong undertone. failed
TO make any material movement in either diree-
ton and at times displayed considerable weak
ness In spots. The great influence In the mar
ket was the silver legislation. which has been
watched with great interest and much concern
In Wall street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
THE DESTRUCTION WROUGHT.

GRENADA, MISS, January H.-Ths east
side of the square on Eepot and Main
streets presents gloomy picture to-day OF
ashes aud smoke and smouldering ruins.
The fire last night after burning seven or
eight buildings on Main street and three
on Depot street was gotten under control:
Most OF the places burned were insured
for about half the loss.
The losses were: Pryor q Co.. 5000;
G.. w. Jones. building, "a, 600; w. @. Nc
Lean, binding, 5000; A. Somerheld,
stock, $1,000; George Lake, stock and
building. $40 600; T.. Capou, $4,000: w.
A. Bealle, building, s2.5Oo; A. NJ. Agee,
-. 900; MRS Berhanrdt. 500; Mrs. Nellie
Lake, $1,000; J. w. Griffin, 81 800; j. w.
Barry. $500; w. N. Pass, 5000; DIR. i. >.
Parker, $4,000 A. Z. koane a. Co., $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
JA1uaRv "A isai

Q QUOTATIONS..
WHRAr.-Longberry casl.0s Mixed, 9ac.s
fl0L shortberry. s3c.afl.0a
CoRs-W White, 6sad4c Mixed, 62zS3c.
oArs.--Whits, No. z, baa52kc. Mixed, No. 2. SIC
Rejected. 4saiSc.
kYA--7eaSOc.