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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

i.r .- since Mr. Robert Lane, q
-... farmer, lost several of his fat
.- ,um hYdTOphobla. Some
hearing a disturbance N
.... .. ran aud reached the pen Ia
..... Sos leap from the lnclOsure.
..l.e aud the killing OF dog
1876. abul-s some days afterwards
uaye evidence that the
died .u spasms aud fOaming at
'- tst been bitten by mad dog.
.ua "NVERsAL GRIP.
.'.lamOug Us as au epidemic.
aaIeut, with five members OF
.i.. whom were Frustrated 10y
weeks ago, are cOLvalescent;
y.nS contagious marked
M fuc disease Is TO ahcct
. Doe weakest physical JOINTS
.'
.eutIful December weather
t4.. favorable 10 ice-getung,
.. u,l-send 20 the many al
.. Ia grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AZ per cent. per annum
on long time on pure endowments secured by
improved real estate in cities and towns
The maturity OF these ENDORSEMENTS enables
the borrower 10 repay the loan when IL becomes
due
Payment on these ENDORSEMENTS and interest ON
loans payable In monthly instalments- For full
information call on or address
THE LIFE.INsuRANCRC COMPANY OF VA,
corner Ninth and Main strsets, kichmond, Va
no 2a-Tu&Fst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
TRACE FRIGHTENING UP.
4 Marriage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Prohibition.

4 Marriage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Prohibition.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, n. c.. December d.
Trade with the merchants here has bright
ened some dunug the past week, and de-
spite the hard times people are making
preparations for Christmas.
Cards are out for the marriage this week
Of Miss Mary Gotten 10 Mr.. ". II. Josey,
both Of scotland Neck. Miss Cottenis one
Of the most accomplished young ladies of
the town aud is a member of the Episcopal
church. Mr. Josey is one Of the prosperous
Young merchants who also conducts large
farming interests and Is q member of the
Baptist church.
There is remarkably little drunkenness
here. and public sentiment is growing
stronger and stronger against It. A gen.
tleman remarked t. your correspondent
TINS morning that there ~ very little
liquor bought here except by the colored
people and the less intelligent and cul-
tured classes Of white people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Death ofN1r. John CbaImers.

IV1Hospoodencc Of lhe KIchm0nd Dl7patch.l
ROANOKE, Va. December 20.-Mr. John
Chalmers, Junior member of the hardware
firm of Evans a Chalmers, died tins morn
ing At o'clock, alter an illness OF two
weeks OF pneumonia and heart-disease.
lie was thirty-twO years old, and was the
the Farmers National Bank Of Salem. The
romans were taken 20 his fathers resi-
dcnce, ia SaleW this afternoon, followed
hy large number OF mourning friends.
and viii uc barred IN East Hill cemetery
IN that city Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
lie was unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

by Anglo.Amorican cable 10 tho Dspatch.l
ST. PETERsBrEG. December 81. - The
Norof yr,Uya lsomi-Otticial newspaper, IN
discu-sing the proposal 10 annex C0rea TO
the Russian empire. which plan Is adyo-
Gated IN some military quarters, declares
thatIt r. impossIbf for Russia TO carry
out tho proposal. Though she will not
herself annex Corea, Russia will not allow
any other Power 90 do SO. as the immediate
elect Of such - step would be TO weaken
the Russian a-ceniancy. which It IS i'm
perative should be maintained in order 10
protect her interests IN the lar East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
True Bills Against Mayor and Ex-Mayor.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

PIrrsBuRG. December 2i.--True bills
were fled to-day by the grand jury against
Mayor Wyman aud ex-Mayor Pearson, Of
Allegheny, for embezzlement. The charges
were preferred by the City Solicitor OF Al
legheny az the instance of the councils,
and were the outgrowth Of the recent IN
vestigation OF the affairs OF the Mayors
Office of that city.
Mayor Wyman was Indicted on four DIFF.
fesent counts. two tor embarrassment and
two for extortion. One indictment for EN-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Speaker Crisp's Health.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December a.
Speaker Crisp came up to the Capitol to-
day to attend the funeral ceremony over
the body Of the late Senator Plumb, but it
was against the advice of his physician,
who urged him to stay indoors. The
Speakers health ia not improving, but he
continues diligently at work on the com
mittees. He is suffering from heavy cold
and the grip, aggravated by the fatigue of
his canvass and the work on the commit
tees OF the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
VIrulentTyneof,beG Grin.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispa,chl
BLACKSTONE. December N.-The dread
iui disease the grip seems 10 te on the
increase here OF to have assumed more
virulent type. There are "A good many
new cases some of them serious and re-
suitng IN pneumonia Judge W. II. Mann
Il very SICK. Rev. +. p Epes has had an
attack, but is better.
notwithstanding the grip the people ere
preparing for a merry Xmas. MANY a load
OF yu!e lOgs" has been hewu and hauled,
farmers killing hogs, housewives busy in
their depar mcnt. aud the stores and shops
hilcd with toys, bon-bOns. &c, for the
httio folks. who arc lookn ny tor Santa
Claus With delighted anticipation,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
[Renorted for the pispa.ch.l

DECEMBER 2i.-Reyenue collections to-day
Cigars and cigarettes, s23l.7S; t0oacco'
1871. 54-total, s2,203-32.
Private sales: Filers, 81: smokers, =; wrap
pers, s--totsl, SO hogsheads-
The loose bright sales presented little Of real
interest to-day. Prices were about last weeks
with little variation In quality. Highest Price
36c. There will te both dark and bright sales
tomorrow. ciosing the season on 2Jd instant.
Tho Richmond and Dsnvilie railroad and
other advertised reduced holiday rates have
already taken away some tobacco-men 10 dis
tant homes and friends for Christmas weeks
hunting, frcside chat. and rest.
Mr. II. l. Casey, from Durham, N. c., formerly
of Rlchmond, Is In the city, having severed BIZ
connection with that firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Advance Council, G. ON.

Advance Council, Circle of Honor, was
organized last night with the following
officers: Edward u. Bernard, commander ;
q. Il. Dugens, vice. commander; Davis
Bottom, past-commander; Henry Spear.
recorder; Julien Houseman. marshal !;
Thomas II. Trevillian. sentinel; Dr.. Lee
w. station, medical examiner.
This council starts of with twenty
seven charter members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
NEW Yoak ANn THe FAB.
Cooperation Finally Secured In the Dipio-
matte Wsy--by Dining.

q
NEW YoRK. December 21.--New York did
not get the Worlds Fair, but u Is not NOT
going to stand in Chicago's way, me
dinner given ~ DelmonicOs tonight Dy
the New York commissioners OF the Nation
al Columbian Exposition Messrs. Chann,,
cey NJ. Depcw. John Boyd Thatcher. ana
Gordon W. Allen-gave evidence OF New
York's intention 10 do what 1t can 10
make the Exposition q success. Every
name that stands high IN our city ana
many throughout the State were repre-
presented either personally OF by letter.
1t WIS spontaneous and generous up
rising OF the citizens OF the eastern me-
tropolis TO the assistance of the younger
city Of the lakes-a warm assurance OF me
friendlIest feeling and recognition OF the
national character of the Exposition, Mr.
Depew was as happy a. hos as lie always
is a. guest The speakers were all enthu-
siastic. The balcony was given mp 10 the
musicians at first and afterwards was oc-
cupied by- the ladies. Every detail was
attended with the utmost magnlhcence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
-.t-LNo HIS GRAVE READY.

'.'i'.'u' Tor the uhefaI-hoks hie
f.. Uydrophobia-The Grip.
..a.. q tho Bichuoni Dspatch.l
...~ Va, December 20.-Mr.
-. !, formerly of this section.
....s s.ar. a resident of Macon,
.. ..ro this morning IN para
chess condition. The telo-
.-a' l'lycs here to meet hum at
.. ..ug somehow distorted to
.. .Mus. Mr. Suead found on
crave had been dug and
....-.us made TOR ms funeral
... .. ..a most critical condition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
The Deadly Work of Trlchlnm.

LANCASTER, PA, December 21.-Edna
Rces. aged eight years. died here yester-
day from trichinosis, caused by eating im-
properly cooked pork A microscopIcal
examination showed the BODY 10 be infest-
ed with the parasites. Six other members
of the same family are now Ill with the
same SYMPTOMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Has Wheeled 10, 900 Miles.

TDy IEIVETATI 70 VII7 UI7I'EI-I'T
JoHYsrowN, n. y, December 21.-Nel-
son 4. Bradt, Of this city, has finished
his 1O,OOO-mile bicycle ride, on which be
started January !, 1891, using the same
wheel on which he made his great trans
continental ride the past summer. Mr..
Bradt now holds the record fort twelve
months ride, the best previous record
having been hut 3, $50 miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
RUSSIA WILL BE GRATEFUL.
Help for Her STRIVING Millions viii BE
Gladly Received.
LBy telegraph % % Dispatch.l

URBASA, o., December 2l.-John IL.
Jetons OF This CITY. who wrote some time
AGO to MIR. Alexander Greger, first secre-
fary of the Russian Legation at Washing
Ton and Charge d Aialres, asking If the
destitutlou IN Russia was such a. TO render
contributions from this country necessary
or desirable, has received from Mr.. Gregcr
q reply saving that people IN twelve pro-
yluces in Russia are actually starving =,
lie adds: II have not been instructed
10 omen subscriptions or appeal To the help
of the cltizons of your great ana hoole
c1nntrv but YOU may be sure that every
cent sacrificed by you and your. friends
for The relief Of our sufferers Will help and
viii bring everlasting gratitude from my
countryman. smquitorcady and " ling
10 see that such aid Is properly directed
and delivered IN Russia where 1t IS most
needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
rho ornbansto Dine Cbristmas

The annual dinner OF the Male Orphan
ASYLUM will take place on December 30tk
at s Y. NJ Boxes for contributions have
been put mp in several places in mis- city,
and II is hoped that liberal response will
be made to the appeal for charity, which is
a deserving one,
Airs. Gill is in receipt Of check of $50
from Mr.. and Mrs. 4. R9ab for the water
fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
now Priest and Nun, E,capcd.

fEy Anglo-Amer'cGn cable % the Dispatcn.I
CuKo. December 2l.-The refugee priest
and nuns who escaped recently from ON
durham got away during disturbances
caused 10y internal lntrigu"s. Iweuty-iour
persons were killed by these disorders.
Such disturbances are not of inirequent
occurrence, being due 90 discomfort over
tine Mahdi's rule. IGe refugees travelled
night and day for three days without food
and without sleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
MORE ENGLISH SCANDAL.
a Member OF Parliament Charged with Be-
trayIng His Trusf.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON. December 2l.-Mr. q. W. Hast
ings. UnionIst N. p. for East Worcester
shire. was arraigned in Bow-Street Police
Court TO-DAY on the charge Of emDezZiing
c2s coo from an estate of which he wa q
trustee. IL WIS stated IN court that the
estate, which was that OF certain MAJOR
Brown. had amounted 10 1000, and only
$4,000 could be discovered. Ban was re-
fused and the prisoner was remanded until
Ihurs1ay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
FINANCE NAPOLEON FIELD.
Two More lndictmonts-.Tho Young Mans
Gigantic Frauds.

Try telegraph 60 The pspatch1
NEW YoRE, December H.-lwo indict-
mlnts were returned to-day against Sd
ward N. Field, Of the detunct firm Of
Held. Lindley, NIecbers d Co., by the
grand Jury. Both indictments specify
grand larceny IN the first degree and are
based on "a complaint made by Frank d..
Sprucuo. who charges Field with the lar
ceuy of $50 shares of Edison Electric-Llgnt
Company. stock which ne gave as cOllate.
raj for borrowed money. On November
4th, Mr. Sprague AYERS, he went TO the de-
funct firm to borrow $4,000. He gave rs
collateral 300 shares OF Edison General
Electnc-Light Company stock. On the
same day Sir. Field, through Howard Laps
lev d Co.. brokers, disposed Of the stock.
The uar value of the stock was 81 per
share. The day after the 800 shares were
given 10 Mr.. Fields firm, Mr.. Sprague
gave hum fifty shares more Of the same
stock. II is upon these two specific trans
actions that both indictments are based.
The grand jury IS by no means through
with It's Investigation into the gigantic
frauds Of Mir. Field. II Is expected that
many more indictments will be returned
before the District Attorney gets through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

JOHN HOEYs SETTLEMENT.
Basis on which II Was ERected-The Pro-
perry Trahfcrred.

by telegraph 90 the DlsDai"h.l
NV YoqK. December 2l.-It has just
come 30 lizht upon what basis the trouble
between the Adams Express Company and
john HorY, the comrany'S .eY-rreIdent,
was settled. The amount which Will pro-
badly be realized on the property and
stocks trnferred hv Mr.. HOey is $500 900.
Ibis falls far short of the amount which
the Adams EXPRESS Company claim was
msappr0priatel. and this Is the reason
why the officials Of the company were so
anxious ID keep the settlement quiet.
1.-THE settlement Is satisfactory 10
everybody" IS AL that any one could
be made to say until tonight. As It vii! be
remembered, Mr.. LoyoJoy, the vice
president of the Adams Express Com
paHy. left the city last Thursday morning.
Where lie was going he refused 30 say, but
il transplred that Mr.. LovelOy went TO
New JERSEY to see about "A small lot Of real
estate owned by Mr.. HOey on the Jersey
coast. and which be offered TO put into the
settlement. Mr. LOyeICy got back 70 the
city Friday evening and went lmmedl-
ately to the mansion 81 Mr.. HOey, on
TWenty-eighth street and under her roof
Mrs. Hoey decided the city property and
the piece on the jersey coast to Henry
Sanford for the Adams Express Company.
In addition to this Mr.. HUsy turned over
about 500 OCO il stocks His Hollywood
property is now all he owns, and the oX-
press company holds mortgage tor
500. 900 on this. This information comes
from one OF the lawyers in the case and ls
correct. There were present at the settle
mcut Messrs. LOycJOy, Sanford, and the
counsel Of the company and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoey and their attorney. The same gentle
man VINO gives tins information was
shown "a newspaper clipping purporting to
be an interview with President SANFORD, IN
which lie is made TO say that Mr.. Hoey
decided to the COMPANY everything he
possessed, including the HOLLYWOOD prop
tr,y. He said: II think 1t best that
say nothing on the subject as concerns any
thing purporting to be said 10y any one else,
but. If NV name Is not 10 be used, Will
saw that I do not believe that Mr.. Sanford
is quoted correctly, for he would not be
likely TO say that the settlement includes
the Hollywood property, as 1t does not.
The matter is now settled. All business
between Nh HOcy and the company Is set
tied. Now let Us drop the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

10y Telegraph ~ mo bl'potDA'l
NEW YORK, December 2L-Edward NJ.
Field. the imprisoned inancler, again
pleaded no appetite when offered break
fast this morning.
CYRUS W. Field was resting easy this
morning His condition Is not considered
so critical as it was on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
nis.rnoInLmentIn HraEII.

IBy Auglo-Amcricau cable % tho Dispatchl
ODESSA. Decem Der 21.-A party of Polish
peasants who some time ago rln.grated
from tins port TO Brazil IN the belief that
by so doing their condition would be
greatly improved have returned L. their
home in destitute condition They state
that they found II an imposslbility 10 gain
q livelihood IN Brazil by any means.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
SERMONS ON RUTH AND JOSEPH.
Dir. Halford's Kitchen and Contents De-
stroyed-Laid Up with the Grip.


stroyed-Laid Up with the Grip.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
WELDON, n. c., December 2l.-Rev. W.
b. Morton preached two interesting ser
mons here yesterday. The morning ser
mon was 10 the ladies. Subject: Ruth:
At night he took for his text Joseph, and
preached 10 men.
Rev. J. A. Green preached his initial
sermon here in the Methodist church yes
terday morning and night. HIS congre-
CATION were delighted with mis- discusses
j. A. Holdford this county, lost his
kitchen and contents 10y fire. His resi-
dence narrowly escaped burning.
MIR. Jesse Powers, well-known en-
ployee of the Coast-Line here, is danger
ously i'll OF pneumonia.
A great many people here are laid up
with the grip. The physicians are going
night and day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Mean temperature. .......
NEW YORK STOCK nARkE


market continues to develop both activity
and strength to remarkable degree, the
activity in particular being considerable
of q surprise to the street. where little
buying of note was looked for until after
the first Of the year. The purchases are
also mainly by investors, who are rapidly
absorbing tine supply of bonds aud divi-
dend-paying stocks, while the speculative
" inclined are sellers from day 10 day.
AN ACTIVE MARKET.
To-days market was the most active we
have had for months, out the realizing
sales were extremely heavy, and many OF
the leading stocks failed TO hold their re-
cent improvement, although the couces-
sions are in all cases 70 be measured by
fractions The movements were very II
regular, and the temper of the market re-
NAMED rather unsettled right up 10 the
close of business. but the strong under.
tone of the market was discernlbie az AL
times. and the offerings were promptly az
sorbed without any real weakness be-
coming apparent in any portion OF the iiSt'
The Changers to-day were rather sluggish,
and Rock Island in particular yielded
readily at times, showing t'uctuation oil
IL per cent. between its extreme prices,
RICHMOND AND WHIT POINT UP.
An upward movement was started in the
Richmond and West Point securities To-
day. and there is feeling IN connection
with II that the properties with when
General Thomas is identified Will show
from now on more activity and better
prices. These stocks were the strong
MONT IN the lis. and the preferred scored
the very material gain Of per cent. Ihere
was the usual proportion sharp upward
movements among the inactive shares,
and the Kansas and Texas stocks, the Iowa
Central shares. and Ioiedo, Ann Arboi
and Northern Michigan were especially
| conspicuous for advances made.
o.ENlNG pUoyANr: CLOSE SHADY TO FIRM
Tho general list opened with fraction
| ally higher prices and buoyant tone. but
| reaiizatIOns We're specially heavy, whlcn
| checked the upward tendency IN prices
| though { failed 10 make any marked lm
preston. The great majority ot the list
| were held within the narrowest limits, and
| Erie, which was the most active stock
| fuctuated over range OF only = per cent
during the day. The general market
however. advanced slightly III the fore
| noon, losing the advantage, with some
thing in addition, later 10 the day. and the
! close was Quiet but steady TO firm at clos'
| to the opening figures. The final changes
ERE in almost all cases insignificant, but
| RichInond and West Point rose Ia pei
cent. Sales. listed stocks, $4,000 shares
| unlisted, 1000.
! MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Esenjag.-Exchange quiet and weak a
| az a4S Commercial bills, i5l5. a4s3SS
Money easy at 2 AZ closing offered Mt
| SUE treasury balanceS-Coin SllO.02,OOO
| currency. q 2is. 600. Governments dull bu
steady; 4 per cents. llEl. State bonds en-
| tiIely neglected.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
LOCOMOTIVE FlRgMEN IS PAY.
Sir. Greene Refuses an Increase Except to
the Georgia Pacific Men.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l

ISp6cIaI I0IegIaHI 70 In0 UlPaVVH'I
ATLANTA, Ga, December M.-The Bro
tberhood of Locomotive Firepen have
asked General-Manager Greene, of the
Richmond and Danviile, to increase the
nav of all firemen on that line. This
morning the committee appointed by the
firemen called on General Manager Greene
10 receive his answer TO their request. He
informed the committee that he would in-
crease the pay of the fremen on the
Georgia Pacific division, but would not
make any increase on the other divisions.
After consulting for two hours the COM
mittee left General Manager Greene and
went to their hotel. From there they sent
a telegram 70 Mr. J, j. Hannehan, vice.
grand master OF the order, asking him to
como here and settle the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

VT
PARIS. December 2l.-The Vienna CORE
sp0ndent OF la PAR telegrapLs that the
Emperor Francis Joseph. who some days
AGO was suffering from cold but had almost
entirely recovered. has had a relapse, and
is now a victim Of the prevailing epidemic
Of influenza. The dispatch further states
that the Emperor's attack IS OF rather a
serious nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

by Aug.o-Auril'Au 'dDic 10 inc bl-bt-'tL!
LONDON, December 2l.-A dispatch from
Santiago de Chile 10 the Times, published
to-day, saws that IN consequence OF the de-
lay in the trial of the persons concerned IN
the Baltimore incident the Chilean Con
gress will shortly pass measures providing
for pubic trials in place Of the old secret
Spanish system Of procedure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

DECEMBER 2i.-Beceipts: 400 head cattle. lao
head sheep. aud 600 head n0gs.
Sales 400 head cattle, $50 head sheep, and
GOO head hogs
Prices:
Cattle, best, 4sIi... gross medium 70 good,
3a:sA4c. gross; common 70 fatr, %aSt4c srors.
Bulls, 2s4a2s4c. gross.
sheep, 3iea4Asc grOss
Hogs, JA014c. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
esL riMORs srocX MAaKET.

BALrIsOaB. Nd. December @l.-Virginia
l0-lO's. 30 BID dc, IS, 5Oa72; Baltimore and
Ohio stock. 81I< bid; Northern Cenlril sto,k,
asked: Baltimore and Onto S1uthHes en- lists
IOtal04Gt 30. lst ilcOmer, 72 bid d.. "a In
comes. 20 80: g.. "a incomes, S34alO; cOn5oii-
dated ga. stocks, AZ iaf3M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM Alt eRAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton, &r.. and the
Weather Indications
[By tolexrnnh 70 me I,ispatch. /

r WASHINGTON. D. G.. December
IRAN l2i.--Forecsst for Virginia: Warmer
| weather; southerly winds, with in
creasing cloudiness during the day I;
light rain during evening.
For North Carolina: Showers; easterly
winds warmer in tbeporthwest; stationary
temperature IN the southeast portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

Duxnyxa si.--MArket steady; light sAlea y.
ls,cT 90 factory hAaa-pleksds s5tasgA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

The most fascinating store IN Richmond
to visit IS our neighbours, Mr.. Julien Bin
ford's Everything III his grocery depart
ment IS new and fresh. while his stock OF
old Wines and Liquors IS unsurpassed,
1ln2 east Main is his store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Nearly Half II Town Destroye /,

TRUCKEE, CAL. December 2l.-A fire
which started yesterday was gotten under
control at 1890 last night after making a
clean sweep from the Star Skating-RInk
TO the Stevens block. This includes near
" all the eastern half Of the town. The
loss is over $50 900 insurance light.