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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
MEXICAN COINAGE.
New Regulations for the Currency OF Oar
Sister Republic.


Sister Republic.
The Bureau Of American Republics at
Washington is informed that the Finance
Minister of Mexico has submitted to the
Congress- of that Republic a plan for an en-
tire revision Of the monetary laws and
coinage. II provides that the msnetary
system of tne Republic shall consist, as at
present. of gold, silver, copper, and brass
coins. The monetary unit shall continue 10
.. the silYerdDllar of tWenty-ss 4rammcs
and seyenty-three milligrammes-su3-l,OV 900
line. The fractions of this dollar shall De-
r.nresouted bv silver coins OF tyc, ten, and
twenty cents-9O3-l. 600 fine. The gold COIN.
sball BE- pieces Of i've, ten, and twenty dol
l.r.. all OF them 300 900 nne. The lowest
sith-livision OF the dollar shall be one cent.
reprcseuted by copper coin Of eight
grammCs in weight, with diameter ot
twentv.6re millimetres. The government
shall have Authority 10 replace this coin D.
another OF brass. of the same weight and
dian ster, If thought 10 Doe advantageous.
Tue Bureau Of American Republics is
also in receipt OF official information
from Venezuela which shows that country
10 b. enjoying almost unpreceden-
ted prosperity. Daring the nas, fiscal year
the National revenue derived from customs
re ,ched nearly S60O0,0)O. The total Ma
tional debt has been reduced io S22,Jl7,0O),
and the population in 1890 il given as
!. 230 900. The total exports were valued AT
SlSOJO.0OO, the larss 81 ever KIN wn, and the
imports amounted to al5,0JOO0O. of which
lyiGl0.O came from En- land and $s,9OO.00l
and 81. 100000 from hs United states. The
crops Of coffee and cocoa during the pasI
wear were unprecedented. and the price OF
both articles were higher than for many
years previous which has added largely "
| ths wealth Of the cOuntry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
HAS No RIGHT 70 RUN CARS
THIS CHARGE MADE AGAINST THE
DANViLLE COMPANY

EV-Mayor Keiiey's Remains Reach Pc
appointment of Postmaster
i'm LYnchburg Indefinitely Postponed
Death Of SIR. Edward Hicksor.
DANvr1LE. Va, Jan. SPECIAL. In
the lIustugs Court to-day the entire time
was consumed in The case Of ". n. Tr6w-
bridge administrator against the Danwlle
Street Car CH.- -any, being damage suit
for $1,000. Something # sensation was
created when Judgc Bergman Green, Of
counsel for The plaintiff, asked the Court
20 charge the jury that the street
cars had no right 20 run on the streets.
In advocating this motion Judge Green
argued that the Legislature only had power
% grant a charter for q railway; that the
Legislature expressly forbade courts and
municipalities from granting such char
ters; hat the alleged charter under which
the DInYiie Street Car Company is Ouerat-
lng. having been obtained from a circuit
judge. j.. no charter at all, and the company
has hu right % run IFS cars ON the streets OF
pauyille. judge Aiken declined - give
ihe Instructions or The ground that under
fle picadings 10 the case al the bar he was
not called upon % decide that question.
The case was argued and given 10 the jury
late his afternoon, but no verdict has yet
been rendered.
Miss Mary Beatrice Bradley. charming
Young lady, daughter 0f Robert Bradley.
ESQ, died 40 her fathers home. three miles
from This city, last night OF typhoid fever.
Judge Bergman Green commissioner M
ffIu n.rtfIf.. auN Aatr u nftar railroad IN af
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
Personal and General.

Mr.. Maurice Powers, who was secretary
for the late Williams &. Wickham. at pres
eat Occupging the same position with GEN
eral Manager Odell, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, is visiting relatives in this
city.
The quarterly meeting Of the Baptis
SUNDAY school Association OF Richmond
and Manchester will take place With the
Second Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
~ 80 O'clock. Professor Ii. n. Harris will!
iddess the meeting.
Mr. Samuel h. Nelson has purchased ~
w. +. Bachelor. Of North Carolina, the bay
' arlr colt General Peitigrew, 10y Pam
iico cut Of Prayer; 2:lO&.
Mr. William Krause, the well-Snovn
Masonic caterer. has accepted a position 10
look after one OF the cafes Ia Washington.
Mr. Robert W. Bass, a prominent mer-
chant OF Basse's, Halifax county, was IN
The city yesterday.
No marriage licenses were issued by the
Clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday.
Ex-Governor William 4. Cameron, Of Pe
tersburg, was in the city yesterday.
"Ihe Wife" will be repeated at the Acade-
nv this afternoon and tonight.
No business Of Importance took place in
the Cbancery Court yesterday.
Mr.. Tyrce johnson. who has been 40 i'll
fDf some time, 10 improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
cAPTAIN wALLACe,s FUNeRAL.
Brior sketch of the soldier Who Was
Murdered by Indiaps.


Murdered by indiaps.
YORkyILIR. $. c.. Jan. o. Special r.
The body of Captain George u. Wallace,
who was killed by tine Indians i'm south Da-
koia. reached here Monday night on a spe-
rlal train over 'he Three t'- roed. in charge
Of his brother. Colonel y. u. Wallace, aud
vas buried Yesterday. The train was met
tt tle depot by a large cpnconrse oi irlends
ami taa remains taken charge oi py the
jenkins Rifles. Of lOfhYille.
CAPTAIN Wallace Was SON Of Hon. j. =.
Wallace. of this county, iprmer member oil
Congress from lhis district, add was iofty-
TWO wears oli. lie commanded "a company
a the seventh United states cavalry. II
seemed that Captain Nallace's COMPANY
lad been ordered t0 di-lrn company oi
tb0ut one hundred and twenty Indians VINO
lad sur endcred ami had their arms con.
.eaiel under their hi iluaets. suddenly ana
without wlrning, 40 signal from thiet
Big Foot. they threw aside their Olanke's
and commenced nrlng ON our soldiers anu
IuriNgahlud fO hand n-htCdpiain " ailace
Na5 struck on ihe bead with WdI-ciuu
and in family killed.
The weather H. lOyeiyin this country, ana
the farmers have commenced tleir opera
lions for spring crops. The people are
nuch deul',sed at ihe low price Of clilnn'
and a great many are holding on for higher
prices. 4 large crop WAS made lael year.
rd those VINO sold early realized manu-
.omCiy. The merchants are doing "A inriN-
ms business and everything is enc)ufas'
ng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

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,,,.-.. afl It.e ,. i,..a,,i.ilfo "a d Stance.
"r4nl lr. c~ nom Ztnl.lar NI.. ~hcldou's
% iecr ln undeitakIns ibis adNemutou. Jour
uc> - to study lne dom. site nauts OF ,hc
nIack men H.d black women. I.tn sue " .i
Wrltr Ga novel Shout tncin,
Al, accident r..UiIino fu the daafh of four
.l'I.If.l fD.i.. .nl...at '.tsIan Thursday a.
mani. couUl' wu1lseio going on u visit o.
be..n e.anl.i ilcir four cilIn rem io t't
clft ola nurse eiIi. At9o.cl.c6 ine s'rl was
iulu-UU ip ln Nu VIVID IA rIlii. b. VINO Nt- i'i
.tfri- An'N. I-.'l i.h H'ii f.i'I lh' guy l'.'+
-o cut " lh- I'D r ''t "i'I.,"
curtains lo eliir' ia" ini' llie ilo.,' "il'
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~nN1ifS. inf iai4> pr.t'llfr' VINO "'u'
London. Nrw York. and Havana io track
aNltnd hls D'en sent io iltiy .o l3oh i9t 80
Uail of iadlewsE Ef, and nae arrived 10 '-lia
1T I7 '.'.' 'Y .'tt1 p,.t., .Isor.'-
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uec BOO France
rbe rrsukforter Zeitung announces chat
f,e Gran Duke of Meckl,uburg- -Schwcrin,
/ J. 4'.'i.. r..i.iet,c. .rf t.- Ministry oil
,'., ,.r',, 0.cbv of Aloclleu1uip--chw
Prince Bismarck is said to have declined thc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
WONDERFUL OPERATION.
Philadelphia PhS sicians Perform a splei-
did Surgical Feat.

thitauFllhih - niN AN''' '''' 49, -
ala Surgical Feat.
PrrrsBuRG, PA, Jan. Six weeks ego
Sammie Radiu fell a. bis home in Germany
ard broke his right leg below the knee. Ills
leg was set md the family emigratod 20
pittsburg. ON arrival here 10 Was discOf-
.red that the broken bone had decsied
.or "A snace of SIX and nall
inches. The boys parents would not per-
nit amputati0u Of ihe limb, but consent
ed 30 have the bone grating tried. ana
,he boy was removed 10 Mercy Hospital.
Yesterday the operation was performed by
several surgeons Of prominence. Two
nlack.aud-tau puppies about nNe weeks olu
we're procured. The lads condition was
excellent. be having slept well ana had
good appetite. lie was not under the lu-
fuence of any drug, but sat up and Wit
re.sed tine whole operation. one Of the
dog. was rs a, the other preserved Tor
,ecoud resort. Ether was administered
.fter which the lower end 0f hind leg wa.
.mputaied. The dogs bone was Pine hed
on with lOrceps into about my pieces.
These were placed in the granulates oI the
tissue Of the rSy's legs. where it had sur
rounded the bone. The wound was then
covered with oiled silk and the leg dressed
with autiscipis gauze. me dog used died
from the effects u the ether. The phys.-
clans say that everything isTors a success-
fll OreratlOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
LYNCHBURG.
Appointment of Postmaster Indefinitely
Postponed Other News.

= tpn'iNilh '-tt 't 'rtAi.t'sDi Ai't' i'''''N'f
Po.tpoued-O Other Sews.
IYNCusURG. Va, Jan. g.. special r.
1t is now reported that tine appointment Of
anew postmaster in this city, which was 70
have taken place day before yesterday, has
been indefinitely postponed. There are so
many applicants tor the place. and their in-
hlence iOr the place is 50 connicting' that
tae present incumbent, who has been one
oi the best we have ever had, may be per
mittcd tO hold over at least for a time.
Mr.. Edward HicksOn, prominent mer-
chant of Toronto, Canada, and brother of
Mr.. John Iickson, OF this city, died here To-
dav. He was travelling for his health ia
the South.
The question Of a new hotel i'm this city is
being pressed with great energy. and there
can hardly Doe any doubt that "A iOint-stocs
company with a capital of 100000 viii be
.0mnipfod u few days with Northern
stockholders in it.
Auuukuown couple. man and woman, To-
day stepped from the 1880 Norfolk ana
Western train. upon its arrival here. The!
were well dressed and good looking, but
would have attracted no unusual attention
had they not proceeded 10 continue along the
track on foot. Iney soon hailed and had
converse with a cOlOred man, and u was
developed that they were Inquiring the way
20 Charlottesville. This ascertained the!
left the track and took 20 the dirt road, ap-
parontly undismayed 10y tue fact that the
distance il sixty miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
PROSPECTS UNFAvORABLe.
Trade in Most OF Its branches Lsss
Bright Than for Many Years.

Trade in Most OF Its branches Lsss
Bright Than for Many Years.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The regular weekly
review oftrade will say: The popular feeling
in most branches Of trade continues and the
railroad outlook is improving. The legisla-
tive prospect is regarded by many with ap-
prehensiOn, and the situation in the iron
and cotton industries Is not satisfactory.
The iron aud steel manufacture has
been 80 rapidly extended that shrink
age OF credits has forced sale.
cost. ON the whole the prospect il.
considered less bright than It has been for
many yeaOin this Industry. In the cotton
manufacture also, the shrinkage Of credits
has severely strained many concerns, and
prices Of goods have been very low, but
further reductions have been made during
the past week in detached cOtt0ns. The
wooden manufacture is doing fairly. Re-
ports Of trade from different cities are still
much influenced by reviews Of last years
great business, but generally indicate q
large volume of traffic for the season, with
marked improvement since the monetary
pressure abated.
Higher cotton produces greater activity
throughout the South. Sugar and rice re-
cepts at New Orleans are good. The money
markets throughout the country are less
stringent, and reports OF collections more
favorable.
Failures for the past week for the United
States, SIS; Canada, y; total, lO3, as COM
pared with 34S las week, 1873 the week pre-
yious TO the last, and 373 the corresponding
week OF las year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
GENERAL CHARLEs W. FIELD.
The DiIinsuishsd Confederate sOldiai
Under Lee Gets an Appointment.

WAsBINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 9.--Secretary
Proctor has appointed General Charles W.
Field to the place made vacant in the War
Record. Office by the recent death Of Cen
eral Cadmus NJ. Wilcox. General Field is q
graduate OF West Point, and was dis
iingui.hed major-general under Robert h.
Lee in the Army of Northern Virginia.
Throughout the war General Field fr a
long while was the Democratic Doorkeeper
Of the House. aud very popular one be
made. During the recent Cleveland ad-
ministrsti0n he was the superintendent oil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
CONFUSION ATACLlMAx.
Boyd md 1hp~er Both Eefore tho su-
prc,ne Count With Their Claims.

prcne Count With Their Claims.
LINCOLN, NE.B. Jan. 0.-The Legislature
spent most Of io-day's session wrangling
over ihe minutes OF the joint convention,
which were badly mixed ON account OF the
confusion Of thepfocceedings yesteri3y. The
state officers aIr ln lu-r s-i0u N their Of
icc- except q vernon Boyd, who is kept ont
~ Governor lusvDr.
Ex-GoNemor ihaycr applied TO The su-
piemr Oouf. for q quo vJIrlnio restraining
Governor Boyd irm exercising The func-
lions ot ais ofio-. which Has denied. The
court tDcn .rlDuuDi lH Tuesday.
GOVERNOR BoYD's FIRST OFFICIAL ACT.
Governor Boya's first o1i .ial act was 90
approve The usuds ot ihcneW ly-oleoted Stale
oii -ers. Later boo tle day ihayer flied q
petition in ile supreme Court. ailegiug that
Boyd "a &u alien and not eligible 10 sliicc.
ana lrAyius That he be restrained frem the
duties Of 1ce. The court has adjourned,
.ut aa tiioirnpu.0u had already been hand
ed down earlier iu the day these proceedings
amount i9 nothing.
IugFE GOVERNORS ONLY.
Powers. t.c Alliance candidate took lhe
oath of 0tiee, and DO is stI that the Leeis-
ajure Wiu recognize uim as Governor
Ex-Governor lhayer .tiIl holds the eX"cu-
tifo Office, aud Governor Boyd has taken AN
office in another part oi tne l.idiug. All
tl- news Stale oii. rs have been rtc0gulItd
except the Governor.
rHT MILITIA HIS vIGms KEKp.
Ey-Go,eruerThayor stl holds the fort.
Tonight. Doe laiG down 90 sleep Don his quar-
lers -ull guarded hy Tine militia. Tnayeg
mas been informed hy the supreme Court
that nn lis mot Governor Of Nebraska
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
SOUTH BOSTON.
Mr. =. j. Lawson's smoke House Destroy
ed by Fire.

ed by Fire.
SOUTH BOsrON, VA, Jan. about $3.50
o'clock this morning, the smoke house Of
Mr.. j. j. Lawson. who lives on upper Main
street, was discovered 20 be on ire The in
namaole nature OF the building and its con-
tents caused the flames 20 make rapid pro-
gress. and the whole was consumed in "a
short time. With much difficulty the flames
we're prevented from communicating with
other Out-buildngs, thereby endangering
his handsome residences. The lire depart
meut responded promptly, and u their
Efforts is due the tact that the fire was con
fined TO the sm0kc-h0use. Mr.. Lawson lost
a large quantity Of meat and other proVis-
ions. No insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
rOKrITIED AGAINsr I'M INpIANs
EMMA AReOTT,s EuNeRAL.
II Tak.s Place in Chicago in the Presence
Of a Great Crowd.

10 Takes Place I'm Chicago IN the iresence
Of = Great Crowd.
CHICAGO. Jan.9.-Ths remains of the late
Emma Abbott arrived here at @ O'Clock this
morning from Kansas City, and at noon
funeral services were held ln Central Music
Hall i'm the presence Of vast tnron- tnff
dlled every nook and corner oi the spacious
usu. Religious services wcre conducted
1r r0f--sor Swing and Dr. Thomas.
lH lhe audience The theatrical lodge o'
Elks attended in a body. while in the Da'.
c1uy and galleries the very richest and iHD
very poorest were iudi-crimn1tely minglea.
and there wer- few dry eyes in the ASSEM-
nIaca when Professor swing dIiattd on TIE
.udearahle Characteristic, OF lhe deceased.
The procession Of carriages which formed
the clrtege 10 Graceland Cemetery, wher.
tle remains were placed in vault, Wa
over half a mile in length.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
ELFCrloN AND SUPPER.
Me-tiRG OF the rin. sheet-Iron and Cor
nice Workers.

MeettHE OF the iir. Nheei-linu ana A"i-
nice Workers.
The annual election Of officers of the Tin
,leet-iron and Cornicc Workers Loca
Union, 40. -, was held last night in
George Baunister's parlors. The following
lnicCrs were elected: Lee Lakewood. prt-i-
lent; ,ohn II. ConnOr. yice-prcsldent; G..
u. Burton. recording secretary; W. IL. Mo
Carthy. financial secretary; W. A. Philips.
treasurer: ". II. Martin. conductor; Robert
q. krieizer. warden; john II. CouuOr, rep
resentItise tO international Association:
NJ. NJ. Sweeney, trustee.
Alter disposing OF business the company
adjourned 10 the dlning.rO0m. wuere bad
been prepared a spread, % which ample jus
tice was done. Mr. C0nn0r made an adj
dress. and Messrs. Robertson aud Lindsay
eniiyened the party with very good music.
The congratulations of all present Were
heartily rendered 10 the committee Of
ARRANGEMENTS. which consisted OF hessrs.
Mayemeyer. Warren and COnnOr, and a.
"George" for the splendid manner in which
they were entertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
HORSE RECORD.
entrls. and Results as clifton and Gut
tenburg.

Entries and Results at Ciifton ana ""t'
tcnburg.
Following were the winners Of races at
Clifton yesterday.
FIRST race, seven-eighths of a. mile. selling
-Kyree B first. Louise se;ond, Defendant
srcoud Iace. one aud one-quarter miles
Long Island flrht Brian Born second, Nos-
burr third Time, l:Ds'4. ,,.
Third race three-fourths OF mile. selling
IenObia nrst, Battle Ory secohu' At' SASS
Fourth race. seven. oighths Of a mile-Iip-
stan first, Jack Rose second, 1OunH Duhe
mind. Time, l.20'l .. H..
selling Golden Reel hrst. Macbeth second
Harrison third. lime, l:5b
sixth race, one aud One-quaTler miles, Wei
Ter weights-IOe Courtney hr,t, ~. Luke see
ond. ZaugbaT hrd. Time. 2:l'h
Entries at Guttenburg for today;
Fir.t race, fye-eights Of a mile. selling,
beating hOrses-SteNe jerome, JlI; Mary
b. ftra. ReI Light ll2. flambeau, iV9;
Lama. blackburn. iOl; Lille ID. blancne'
Ripfon, 90: Alma, nlly, -; Dahlinan. %.
second race three fOufths II a mile, selling
-tarnegie. Ben Harrison, lOs, Pearl Set, 100;
Topmasf, lO2; objection, 100; Cora lanhef'
fhim race, I rec. fourths u tolle-N ood-
cutter. lYZ Llzze and Francis =, ll3i III
nero. Il2; Cascade, 100. a., o
Fourth lace, handicJp, one mlle--blne
leans aud Prince fOrtunatus. ll1j Brussels,
loe. WinOna lOt; Irestie 100; Major lon,
a5. Ballston and Iceberg 30 -
/ LtTfh race i've .futlougs-A -AutoSrat, llO
sunday. no: Red tfr. To-; kancocls, lVo.
sixth race. one mile, selling-lani eer'
t22: Perieles, III; kingstock, llI; fefu-
,ood III. MelOlrama. rs; hacauleN, llxi
"crontmo no. 81. Valentine. ll2; Glitter
second. fl2; success. lsO, Cora L.. no;
Rsekey Knott. 1lO; supervis r. lit; ANefy,
no. F.cinl b., I07.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-John Dillon, the
irish envoy. was escorted 20 the French
steamer l.a Gascogne tonight by prominent
local irishmen. ana sails for France to-
morrow. ln regard TO his dcparue, he
said. Difficulties have arisen in The nego-
nations now going on between Nr. Parneil
aud Sir. O'Buen, and have been called
anon to commit myself 10 q definite opin-
ZOE ON tlc points In tIe debate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
I've Youth. Drowasd.

CAssyILLE, WIS, Jan. 0.--Joseph and
Willie Barren, aged ten and twelve years
respectively, were drowned in the hissls.
sippi last evening through the breaking oil
the ice. Their mother, hearing their screams
for help, ran 10 their assistance, when she
also broke in, and but for the timely pres
lce OF man who lives near by, she too,
would have been drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

ti.' re.rhss Eighteen Millions Despite
fhs Tearv sxpcnsss.

"4HuNoroN. ID. e.. Jan. @. The Treas.
tI.usIs .gsin fast piiing zap. and al
OF lltnes today YVES Slso0ow0
.HIs' ~ ihe year. despite the heavy
0u account " pensions ani ip
tae receipts have largely exceeded
nlfure.. and a. result tn- sur
t.-.f Increases. The fact That money
".l iu Sew York and elsewhere har
n DO Boa suciiu. the surplus, as
NInis tre taking ont goods from The
lDuses. which heretofore they have
done.
receipts from customs duties have iu-
rl more larsely in proportion tnsn tht
ii's from Doe ernal revenues sources
're ihr beginning OF the fiscal year. iht
~sN' Department has purchased mor'
-n .f-.0liuOO and ~ per cent. bonds
t Ii ile Surplus continues 10 increase i
i.' Improbable that Secretary Nind0m
'.N ANl the usual outlet fDr money M th'
Der purcbasr of bonds. The Elect ~ th'
hiniey lsrifi BIN on the revenues II no
'esry shown but il nov Sppcars thu
"Ni have the effect Of Increasing them.