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TEN Per CENT Orr Fon CASH.

We are determined to reduce our very
large stock Of goods, as We cannot afford to
carry them over TO another season, hence We
offer the best goods We have in our stock ut
areluction of TEN PER CENT OFF FOR
CASH.
We are aware that II We can prove to your
satisfaction that We are SELLING CHEAP,
you will take advantage Of the situation and
Cuy your goods Of us. We need hardly 80
into particulars. as you no doubt are aware
that we keep one Of the best lines of Dress
Goods and Fine Dress Materials TO he found
in this city. and our prices are as low Is they
can reasonably be sold at.
Chr assortment ot Fine Mourning GooGsis
particularly attractive, and you will save q
clear Discount OF ten per cent on every dol
lars worth you buy.
QUILTS. BLANKETS. COMFORTS and
EIpERDowN QUILTS, TABLEDAMASK,
NAPKINS, TOWLES and SHEETINGS,
Ladies' and Gents Underwear Of tho best
qualities.
CASHMERES. SERGES. CAMELSHAIR,
HENRIETTA. "a CLOTHS, FLANNEL
SUIT1NGS end in fact one Of the best as
sorted stocks OF First-class Dry Goods to be
found in TINS city.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
One price only.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Great Fire, Smoke and Water Sale Of Ia
dies, Misses and Gentlemen's Fine Shoes now
in progress. Many OF these goods are not
damaged ct al Entire stork to be closed out
1t once. The merchants Of the city are also
invited to take oct what they want, n We win
save them big money. Make NO mistake. The
place !: WILLIE 6aoE sroRE,
ja274t s16 It'll IT nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
If INTERESTED In
MEMS NECKwEAR WE SHOULD SAY NOW Is
THE TIME TO SUPPLY YOURSELF.
WE HAVE MARKED ALL OF THIS SEASONS
PUFFs. FOUR-IN-HANDS AND TICKS,
VALUED AT 81 TO s1.5O. AT
A CLOSING PRICE
At Both Stores s.sss eco GcGG At Both Stores
nv Do'" oie' 81 % " ~ NJ DUH o'ores
At Both Stores sSsSS oOOOo ccCC =. A. Both Stores
TO OPEN THE WAY FOR SPRING GOODS.
JOSEPH ERBAcH,
es3 Pa, AVE. NEW YORK AVE. COR. 18th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Try q sample sack; the Finest, 45c. Fancy
Patent, S1.S0, 75c. and 40c. sack. Pure Rye
Whisky. five years old, Csc. quart. Port Wine,
medicinal use, full quarts, SOC. bottle.
ja28-w&f-2t p. 4. WILSON, 934 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

eERKKLxY pure rye whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Mourning Goods of the best brands. Ten
per cent of for cash.
ja29-t VI. NJ. SHusTER & Sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

just received a large assortment Of Lcne
Hair Switches at low prices. and also Saucy
Bangs, at s. HELLER's. 20 9TH st. ja24-1t'
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Cease coughing by uing in good time DR.,
Bulls Cough syrup. Costs only Is cents. 8
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Carl Petersen,
AoT 3tb AZ N -

Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling speciality ut s. HELLkRs TO It'll. j2l-7ts
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We Want To
CATCH YOUR EYE
Then We expect to
CATCH YOUR TRADE.
In order to do this We will
GIVE YOU A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
On all Cash Purchases Of FURNITURE, and TN CAR
PETS. RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
We viii quote you special price
IF YOU WILL CALL.
". Il. HOEKK.
:a24-1m 9Th It. and Pa. ave.
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Sls, SIG, Ga suits and overcosts reduced to
$50 NEW YokK CLOTHING Housk, 81 7.--AdcL
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". II. SINISTER / SONS.
sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

We HAvEL LAID OUT LARGE LINE OF GOODS
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR WHICH WE DESIRE
TO SELL BEFORE REMOVING TO OUR NEW
STORE. NO. f215 ST. TO 12l4 q ST. NV.
20 PER CENT Is THE DISCOUNT. BUT SOME
OF THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE
MOST OF THE GOODS ARE CHOICE BUT
BROKEN ASSIGNMENTS. IT WILL PAY AM
ONE WISHING DECORATED CHINA 10 SEE
rHIs AssonTMKNT.
y. ". BEvERrDoR.
fMroaTER PorrxRY AND PORCELAIN.
13an > 1oo0 Rsnnv1vsnia svs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

S. 8. SHEpD 4 Bro, 432 9th st.
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastime.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 3.
Ii charms on sight. Its use enrsptures.
Office 4Ss 9Th street northwest dli-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Plano Tuning aud Repairing.
First-class work ut moderate prices. 2 Fine
Uprights for Rent or Sale low. V. BECKER,
$40 9Th ct. NV. Tuning of Reed Church Or.
gans by Geo. Becker. ja29-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Ladies' end 0entlsmen's Wigs for mssquersd,
party for hire at 8. HuLxR's, 10 tn st- j2l-7t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Go to Fallin's Palias Royal for Coats.
Children's Coats, Sl.25. Ladies' sass, worth
Sc. S14 It'll NV. iaSC-2t%
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

MOUNT VERNON, THE TOMB OF WASHING
Iu TON--Unul further notice the palatal and
steel steamer Gu AilsES MACAI TER will loa hsr
wharf foot Of stn daily, excep; sun day. follows:
Leave for MOUNT kEkNON 10 a m. Arrive IN
Washington Il m. Fare Toan! trip 20 MOUNT
VERNON, including admission to tire manson ami
sroalss. 81 Elegant caie tue Charles MaaAls-fer
The Charles Manchester vii also make i1ndsnss
as far down as Glymont. landing also at MAhsHALL
Hail. sUing ana returning. Fare. round trip. -
lost-ul 4. L. BLAKE Laptsfn-
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aS0-f&m,tf

IA Fruit OF the Loom Cotton, &c. yard.
{ BEENARD ]. YoUNa. 1922 It'll st. NV.
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Diamond Back Terrapin, High-grsde Oysters
Game, &c. Main entrance 18th ST. elevator.
Stairway, E st. Both lead direct to Cafe. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Eggs tomorrow
24c. per doz.; Butter at Soc. per h.; Fancy
Print, can't be beat. TIE GREAT AMERICAN
CREAMERY Co., Sd and G ste. NV. it,
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ION; u quart bottle LfScAs 8, &Os yin ST. NV.
sl-m&f,tr
just received a large assortment Of Long
Hair Switches at low prices. and also Saucy
Gangs, at 5. HEIIERs. 30 9th ST. ja24-'t'
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. ..
IL charms on sight Its use enraptures-
Office 4S3 9Th street northwest dli-tr
ADJUSTMENTS.
For tie u sa als y +. ho; oha
(St. Johns Parish.D
,, Masonic NAL san and sts- nv.
MONDAY pa affSsS:Ssf 4 ISL 8 pm
NaEdsf srs I.'Gn Letter s Mr. ssns'o1 Nun
ST- Ron %'x.;sT. MRS s JSs,iSs ' blss sii
ford. Atlnissson loc. JaJo-s
X EHSAS's f EEEv TssHIS sfRPET rHkArfh
THIS wEEK-I.dies' Matinee Tomorrow.
LILLY
$S'SS + 4 W" SIS ss
9ooSS LII "A ssss
COLOSSAL GAIETY co
4o-SPRIGHTLY. sHAPELY sTARs-4a
Next Week-HiDE's STAR SPECIALITY CO. ,Aa6-0s
I INcoLN MUSIC HALL.
FEBRUARY ), 6 AND7.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY! SATURDAY MATINEE,
Return of the favorite.
MR.. GEORGE BUcKLER,
And his excellent Dramatic Company in shakesperean
and historical productions.
Thursday and Saturday Evenings.
RICHELIEU.
Friday Evening and Saturday Matinee.
HAMLET.
Prices: 40c.. Soc. Toe. and e1.
Matinee, Sc. Soc. and sc.
Box Office open from till 3. Sale commences Mon
coupons ja.g-lw
COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY
Limited engagement of the Great Oriental Illusions,
and FantAisst,
YANK HOE.
Assisted by the peerless
oMENE.
The most beautiful and versatile artistic on the Amer
lean stage. Presenting delightful variety Of unique
and astounding magical feats.
Seats secured at Willard's Hotel News Stand.
Admission. so cents Balcony. IS cents.
Reserved seats. 15 cents.
Only matinee Saturday. February7. No perform.
ance Wednesday evening. ja19-r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

ton was not obligatory in Prussia. the NOR
tailfy was p per lO0,OUO inhabitants. NitcI
vaccination WAS enforced the mortality itl
M 1874 To 800 per 100000. ana IN - iu
O.49. Al the present time the mortality iioiu
/ o. is cause i'm France is 43 per 100000.
1hc death Of The Pope Is expected 10 pr +
pitaten great effort 10 elect one Of me trench
car lInals. Of whom there are ten, more IMAM
are in any other country except ltaly. lhose
regarded as "l'aushlc' are Mgr lhNigefla.
MRr. /igliafa. ana Mgr. Monaco della a.ette.
HE Jcsuits are thought 10 prefer the Iled-
muntesc Cardinal Ore-lia. whom The ltal-
ians are strongly against. The DOmnlcahs
are FOR Mgr. Iagllfra. u COrsicau, and The
youngest melnDer Of the sacred COLLEGE.
Ilc spanish Cardinals are expected 10 aid
the French against the expected opposition
o, The l,anuls, Germans. and Au-'rans.
\ young Russian nObleman recently in
hefi cd an estate M The neighbOrhoCd Of st.
Petersburg from ms amt. lie sold u. paid
his debt and with the 10000 rnuhles which
remained went 20 Monte Carlo "tO Increase
his fortune. lie lost all OF MS money iu a
few days, ami then attempted 10 commit
su.c.d. ny ~ Jotiug himself IN Inc head
There Us little hope Of hi, uliimat' iccoF' ~.
The Governor If AdORa on THURSDAY sent
q tol, graphic uCzsa-d 10 King llumnert, in
whic.lh said i' VI, the earnest desire OF
klng NcnclCls Of a iyssinIn TO lucirds and
maintain the fIiendship existing between
f.ihIop and italy for the general adVantag
OF bOth countries.
The oldest clergyman in the Church of Eng
land. the i.cy John flIioit \ lear of Rand
H.ck. bsgan las hundfcdin year on Ieccm-
bcr i9lh. lie has served in Rdndwick for
more than seventy years.
DR. james Croi, The first % explain the
NOV emcut Of ihc Guk stream. has died nt
the age OF sixty-eight, "a distinguished fellow
OF The RCl al Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

While "a school fetc was IA progress at
Noftlev, near loeds, THURSDAY ,tring OF
chi csc lanterns with which u q grounds
.rre Illuminated became detached nom
-, .ftr futenlnes and ftll upon The beaUs of "a
be,v oi "a young girls Iu "a moment the
.,fressts Of several OF the glfis were lgniied,
,,,.l "a scene OF wild excitement cusued. other
mills rushed 10 the rescue of their comrades
',,i lsst out the flames with their hands,
t,nt T., doing this they sui severe AZ
themselves "a number being badly burned ON
fGcir hands aud arms Fncen girls IN all
,grra fnOie or less burned, nnd 10 is fcai ed
fhaf some o. them VIII not survive their IN
jurles.
uis aunouu ccd that the French Govern
49,. "a hasf.call.d the a bbe ihUOl. superior
"fthe Church a. Saint-Louis le francais at
n me The POPE recently charged The Abl .
nil with "A mission TO the bishOp Of BAY
nt,0e IN connection with the suspension OF
the stipends o. four priests OF ne diocese OF
/ Vayopne Thoul D. uOihtu2 dehnite Is aelullS
I Imam lo reg I'd 20 the cause Ol Tue acilon OF
/ m, French GOVcrGment, 10 Is supposed that
| rtote-tS have bcOn made IN high quarters ia
| -,nuce as % the mission undertaken by the
/ AbDe. who. 10 Is ALLEGED. Is considered 10
! have ovefstepped his duties ih cslling upon
the Bishop On the sutj'et referred 10.
pisb.leyers In vaccination or smallpox
/ .honid consider the statements Just made
! 80 49,. Frcocn Academy Of Medicine by Dr.
I a. u.r,ief Wiiie Germany loses only l iu
/ 80 ,o,,,,s ,,tr nrnum nom small pOX France
| astrallv loses IA .UOb 10 be accounted for by
lie tield way IA which vaccination is en-
/ d,eet "A Germany, aud by the cafelcssness
ftac frelchmen. In 1869 when vaccina-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A FARMER
IN NANSEMOND.

SIR. J. NJ. Taylor Has His Head Blown
Against Eateman x Co. In SorfOlk-sad
burning Of Child In Busna Vista.
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. Special. "A
shocking accident occurred at sayages
Crossing, Nansemond county, two days
ago. which resulted in the death OF MI.
John NJ. Taylor, farmer who lived in that
neighborhood. While getting into bis cart
with loaded double-barrel shotgun in
bis hand, his foot slipped and struck
the hammer Of the gun, causing 1t
10 dschage the contents into bis fa'e,
eyes and skull, blowing of his nose. eyes,
aud the top Of his head, scattering his brains
in every direction and on the garments OF
many bystanders who witnessed IL h0rri-
blo accident. His cap and portion Of his
scalp were found distance Of fifteen yards
from The spot where he WIS killed. The
Farmers Alliance. OF which he was inem-
bcr. took charge Of his body and buried u.
Two more suits were entered In the Cor
pora,ion Court here to-day against \. r.
Batrman. the head Of the defunct New ORR
firm O. Bateman d Co. one suit was for
SI3 $50. entered by Hon Barton Myers and
the other for lO. 30, entered by Jas.W .Gerow.
The complainauts sold Bateman their inter-
est in the shippers Compress Company,
and enter the suits to force the meeting Of
deferred payments, which are past due
&. B. Beall * CO., wholesale grOcers'
made an assignment this afternoon. The
drm's liabilities are placed at 5000; assets
unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
ASHL AND.
Holiday Entertainm snts The Progress Of
the ,wn.

Holiday Int ertainm ents The GrOErees I
the .wn.
ASHLAND, Va, Jan. a Special. Ash
land has enjoyed merry Christmas and
thus far happy New Year. Christmas
trees, entertainments, ana receptions, have
been the order OF the day. A reception
was given last night by Miss Leila smith. "a
student Of Hollin's Institute, who is spend
lng her holidays here, and Miss Walden, also
entertained her friends Tonight the beauty
aud the chiyalry meet at Colonel White
heads.
Randolph College, after a longer
recess than usual, has resumed work. The
intermediate examinations, one Of the
greatest Ills that college flesh Is heir 10.
were posted to-day, to begin on the 2lst OF
the month.
Mrs. ". A. shepard's condition is unlm-
lrONed: for tive weeks she has been con
uutd with "A low fever
Tue march of progress Of Ashland during
lsJJ Is interestingly set forth in an array Of
figures collected by Ine Enterprise. The
development OF the year IL very creditable.
Balldng Improvements during the year
amount To so5J. Leading the list is
Bishop Granberry's investment Of s., 100.
ne OF the pTcttest houses in Ashland. The
assessed valuation Of property for
1890 IL S2O,Wp, against Sll2WD IN
lSSy, and the revenue for lSyl Is
81 1900, against Sl,2jO in 1889. The Rich
m0nd, fredericksburg and Potomac road
Is one OF the largest factors in the prosperity
Of the town. For six months from May !,
1899, to October lst, 34,3gl trips were made
between Ashland and Richmond, or HIS,
round trips. These figures represent local
lrAyel. The development Of the trucking
interest in the lower end Of the county fur
nsnes some interesting facts. a CORES.
p0ndent writes that In a distance Of seven
miles fOrty-slX new residences have been
erected during the past twelve months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
THE INDIAN REBELLION.


WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. Jan. Major Gen
cral ~chohold has received telegram from
General Miles. at Pine Ridge Agency. stat
ilg that the troops are uaduall hut slowly
rci0miug the indians iu 0n a,i sides. From
Pine Rldge a- "a central point De is in per-
.ou directing operations. llp troops now
available inr service consist ot twelve r'ei-
meul7 o. infantry. uyrrt-lmeut. OF cavalry.
and several batteries uf Hr' 'i.ss. Ihi- force
is how about the Indians ia thn Bad Lands,
Wi.ltn is ahUuD nitceu mllr- south 90 Pine
Hid-c Agency. Since General Miles ar
u,et Ar has sent General Er.0hc to The
front. ADD Gtgorli Brooke wIl a,-Iime ac-
tIAp communal af tuc troops. Whil bcncrM
.HIic- viii ASSUME general directions 0l ilc
ctmt aieu from Pine Ri5-c. TIE troops
nave roN a.l passed beyond tuc line ol lclc-
graph wires, and 1il orders have t0 Dee nt
p, couHgr,. Tine point in tbe Bad
Lands selected by the Indians for
"a HnM stand is described as composed
Of lava beds. somewhat slmildrt % those of
CalDgnIa. and not unlike the ground 90
General contour. where 90 MOdoco make the
nuM stand. lu all. about fnrce thousand
ludiaIfs haytassemhl q at this point. WDi"J
is 1u g.. Waite river. W Ga thcm lhc iL-
di.u- have driven as they moved large
u.auiilio~ ul cattle. and are well supplied.
= i- said. with provisions. Ot the three
luoasaud Indians only about i've hum
- OIL, b.in, women aud children.
c..,o,-I V1.- i'm hi. dis .af,h tb +.
,',.'-,.,,'', inf .i,...s bi, intention of maxim,
'',... ..,.r. ,frf e.. lring fine Indiana. i'm
.'''....',,l, and iff fney r.fIse to resort 10
li,,'.. n,, ma .,, ,,ill be- nccr,,ar, to compel
~. g.. r..r..rY fot tb.,.e .en.v. H.rxlrr~.c-
.,,..i,t,i., ,Ati,, lyt4riniulie
'". ',a.lt.- L.,,,l,tt.r, a. hn ho-
10 '+','i'. ...n ni.',J WIr d. nartu,.pf
r.'t.,-. ID. ...t.. fhc content, ef hl,
800 'i'I7 49, l..t,,i,.t..,l.',a
irlr- ",. ..,,,.,, i,ro.tog iid ;La
49, ou' ''",. .... ,t,' r,,.it.,t to.d,y and
lf..f-I "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1891.

was committed 10 the county jail Of Motto
way on the charge Of setting fre TO the
dw.lIing-house Of Mr.. S0thers, at Crews,
some weeks ago, died last night. The boy
was halfwitted.
The store-house OF Mr.. NJ. j. PuryeaT, nj
Chase CITY, in Mecklenburg county, was
destroyed by fire night OF two ago. with
lis contents. The loss is about two thou
sand dollars.
IL is understood that Mr.. Casper Wright,
the shoe merchant OF this city, who made an
assignment on Saturday last, has settled
with some of his creditors at seyenty-tve
cents on the dollar.
Marcellus Evans (colOred) met with a
very serious accident this evening at the
peanut mill Of Messrs. j. NJ. Williams X
Son. He was passing peanut bags over the
rollers Of some OF the machinery. and in
passing the bags his arm by some means
got caught in the machinery. Both bones
Of the forearm were broken, and the muscles
very badly lacraied.
The military ball given at the Gra!s' ar
mOry last night, under the auspices Of the
Petersburg Grays, was one Of the grandest
affairs Of It's kind that has taken place in
Petersburg for years. and was very largely
attended. The tOilettes Of the ladies were
very handsome, and dancing was kept up
until o'clock this morning.
The fire department Of Petersburg had
their annual supper at the engine-hOuse
last night. where handsome GOLD 1reman's
shield was presented 10y the members OF the
department to Chief Engineer +. '. Farley.
The department also presented Mr. VIM. B.
Mcllwaine chairman Of the Fire Committee.
with a beautiful gold. headed cane.
Mr. W. T.. BrOadwell. shoe merchant.
doing business at No. BollingbrOok street.
made an assignment to-day to Mr.. Francis
K. Lasslter trustee. The deed CONVEYS all
Of the said Broadwsll's interest, title and
estate in "A certain contract for lease under
which he holds his stOrehOnse No. Boiling
brook street, in he city Of Petersburg, Va,
together with all his goods, wares and mer-
stock in trade and Of every kind
and description now in said stOrehouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
LEXINGTON.
Fatal burning Of "a Child-Death OF Mr.
william l.. Graham.

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. Special. r
Intelligence from Buena Vista gives an ac-
count of the fatal burning Of the eight-year-
old child Of Mr.. Andy Hickman. at that
place. i'm the absence Of its parents. IL Is
supposed that the child. which was alone.
had it,, clothes caught while playing III the
ire. Its cries for help brought IN some
pa.sers-by, who succeeded In saving tue
house.
Mr.. William l.. Graham, young man
about twenty-five years OF age, ana son ol
DR.. John Graham. a prominent physician at
this place. and surgeon Of the irginla
Military Institute, was found dead IN his
bed this morning. The cause Of his death
is supposed to be congestiye chill. Mr..
Graham had been a cripple and IN poor
health all his life, but was unusually eneI-
gptic and bright. Up 10 the time OF retlrlug
last night he appeared in his usual spirits
and health. and failing 10 appear at break
fast he was sent for. and TO the asionisb-
meut of the household was found to 81
dead.
lie was very popular young man ana
special fayOrite in literary circles, number
in. amO ,gst his friends the most intelligent
and educated people OF the town. His iun-
eral VIII bc preached by tie Rev. Dr. Pres
ton. from the residence OF his father, To-
morrow afternoon.
The town Council is discussing the ad-
Visibility Of lightning the town by cleo
frlcitY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
coNOTIor or TRADE.


I'D Year just closed .hows an Istraoi-
diuary volume ot business.
SAW lona. Jam. q. .Ihe REGULAR Wcoh,y
r..w 90 Trade viii eat; Ia. new year
..... with .o mach of uncertainty That
N..-. u4f. ~al disposition o. dwell upon
r....., ,dins rec Hri- o.the year just closed.
.. .| oo 900 t.Ntraoruin'r} Volume "i
.-...-. 'u man, Do 1es surprising aI pre-
U..nt Ir. cotton lrdih'f' H''l7 "tu
-..-. tei Ine. 'o.uct, were i"I-tI ioaI
an iien lur year, ln. .lv"'..- u''' .',
exchanges -ngS that tht volume 90 "it
II..n..-In bod lSlj ,.>rrr,l. It that of any pre-
'i".- 1raf ht at least Do vt ',"..' '''D-n
n pat thi- increase Was d. " 10 l'e hi-heI
range .i prices during the -rea ~l par
tAr lrtr. Toe al y@1ce in pr ''S W "''
'Iiilt- C1mpa "a VIII a.
Pc '.' ifr ceNf aud The average has
''i. % ier cent uig Der Tor eigui mon vi,
N- reports ir u ether cities ace almost ~
'..'h luu a. iu tone aud indicate = fol.
'''t'A. tnd iat condition oi trade Tor the
s'~7'u. TIE irou industry does not im-
Prove. az the closing Of many furnaces lu-
N. air-. southern iron has been soid here
"i I3.'l ior N1. 1, and y prthern al Sl'.'',
ana ihlA1elphia quOtatiC no for Tue Ncst
.I'u'' are Hl4.JD aggiust $50 year age.
i.- 'lltNn market has adv .tnced 80, win
ss',s oi 80 Oh bale. althou 90 botn receipts
"DI Exports ipr % week exc eed those ol a
4" ago. lhe b'Lsiness tail hres occurring
"'is stpui tue country during lhe past
PEN ual7 nun Der lOr The nited states
Oh. and for Car. ada B.. or "a total OF d4', -
''paitd with total o. 3O3 last week ana
'D' lne week previous 10 the last. For the
.D'ieei"ndiug week Of la year the hgGfe-
Ty,'t e-s representing 21l failures 30 the
nliea states and "a iu 1e Dominion ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
! sPRICE, TWO CENTS.

% currency TO that extent. This currency
is 10 be IA legal tender up 10 ten dollars. and
10 be rcdeemahle as other Treasury notes.
and when redeemed, NAV be- reissued.
Representative ButterwOrth, Of Ohio, in
trOduced in the House to-day a resolution
requesting the President to invite the sew
eral States and Territories TO hold suitable
memorial services on the 18th dav Of Octo-
Der, 1892. commemorative OF the fJlr hun.
dredlh anniversary Of the discovery of
America, and that they and each OF them
cause 10 be prepar, d statue. painting.
tablet. or other suitable memorial nlustra-
tive Of the resources, progress. and develop
ment Of such State or Territory. and ihat
such memorial b. placed on exhibition at
the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
BURIAL OF THE MINES VICTIMS.
The eight victims Of the south Wilkes
barre mine disaster were buried In Han
over Catholic cemetery this afternoon.
Father McAndrews read t'e ritual of the
Catholic Church as the bones Of the unfOr-
tunates were being lowered into the graves.