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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
THE T1MEs-R1CHMoND vA.TUEsDAY DECEMBER % 1891.

hundreds of feet deep and about
three miles across. The basin Is dazzling
white, with crust of salt crystals. About
in the centre rises n small black volcanic
peak; and if one will take the trouble TO ford
the small lake which he will find dis
agreeable but not dangerous task-and climb
the peak. he will find ts crater half-fllcd by
lakelet Of pure fresh water.--St. Nicholas.
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FWLmII. ". Va, Dee. l9-Tls West Vir-
g'n" Central and Piitshurg railroad construc-
ton tram reached Beliugton last evening. This
Practically gives railroad commuuicatlon from
Grafton To Beverly.
Tie new extension viii not lie opened for
traffic for a month or so. Int the co,,sfrSc,io,,
tram runs daily. SO that 1t is possible 10 yet
from lexington To hlkins and Beverly by mi.
tne standard gauge track laying continues
on tue Grafton and Greenbrier.
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AUCTION SALES.

TUESDAY. December 22d. NJ u ". a. corner OF
Arch and Ninth streets sale OF the entire plant
OF The lraYlor Electric Company,,by j. Il.
Elan Co., auctioneers.
Tuesday, December 29d. AT 1890 o'clock AZ
$40 east Main street. sale of lenanas pears
apples. figs &c, by William Jenkins a Son.
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ANOTHER TERMINAL DIRECTOR
/ Sort Of Syndicate Committee 10 be Ip-
pointed To-Day.
HE PREFERS VOTERS TO POLITICIANS.
What Paper says OF Fx-Prcsidcnt CIcve-
1and-The Post on Richmond Tcrmi-
nal Anairs-New York News.
NEW York Bureau RICHMOND TrsEs,
Mac OF 1901

Dec. Il. 1871.
The Richmond Terminal directors met to
day and elected William +. Strong. Of Work
Strong Co.. director in place Of 4. j.
Rsuh. who resigned.
Tomorrow there will be a meeting hold in
dependently Of tho Olcott committee. Of men
largely interested in the Terminal. who
would form q sort OF "syndcatc committee"
q arrange for tho advancing Of any funds
Deeded to relieve tho company Of any embar-
rassment The stock closed to-day at 13X
and the preferred at 81. this advance being
due TO the report that q syndicate Of bankers
will advance 20 the company the requisite
funds TO place it on its feet, so that there are
no longer fears Of an assessment on the stock.
WHAT GENERAL THoEAs SAYS.
Mr.. Thomas seems 10 have the confidence OF
ihe banking community. and the knowledge
that he IS now IN control las apparently had
a decided elect. He says: The property is
all right and believe has advanced simply
because 10 IS becoming known that 10 was UNI
necessary 20 call outside parties in TO take
care OF II. IL can easily take care of itself
and II the heavy holders Of the
property were not rolegated 10 back
seats. or forced 10 retire from participation in
the management no such steps as have been
taken would have been necessary General
Thomas denied that there was any truth IN
report that the Richmond and Danvile man
ayers had decided 10 make no further pay
ments of the obligations under tie Georgia
Pacific lease.
The Post says tonight that the Richmond
Terminal lmbTOgho IS about 10 be shelved
after tho example of the Union Pacific
where it will no longer disturb the general
tranquility. may be inferred safely enough
from tO-day's movement of the stock. Emil
nent finauciers are always ready TO remove
debris Of this kind from the path of a bull
movement.
IhEiSBs VOTERS TO POLITICIANS.
ES-President Cleveland was the chief guest
at the Pilgrims dinner tonight IL Brooklyn. |
In NOTING 1t the Eagle. one OF the most inhu-
entlal and conservative papers IN the State |
says That Mr. Cleveland is or ever will be /
for the politicians any more than he has been /
IN the past Is unlikely. He Is built strong |
and changes not readily. lie always did prefer |
the men who do the voting TO the men who |
make the nominations. He was never at all |
AFRAID of the latter men. lie was never over
fond OF them. lie 10 Just what ne has been
and IS likely to remain of the same
mind. That the mass of the people are
and Will be for Grover Cleveland is as GER
tam as anything can be. for they /
want his qualities IN government
great deal more than he desires 10 have any
further public responsibilities imposed on
him. That the politicians for him now will
continue TO be for him depends altogether
)n the duration of their antipathy toward
some one else. Mr.. Cleveland isn't q candi
late for President. The presidency is a can
Adate Tor Mr. Cleveland. 1t wants him.
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tho walls are adorned with biblical scenes in
fresco A painting 40 feet high. representing
the Ascension. sdorns the wall in the rear OF
the altar. On either side arc compositions
representing the Annunciation and the Ma
tivity. Altogether the building cost $100, 900.
Tho parish was deeply in debt when Father
Mcclure took charge of ii in 1873.
FIELDS SUNDAY IN JAIL.
Edward NJ Field looked az tired "a ne did
before he went 20 bed when no got up and
dressed himself in his room in Ludlow-street
Jail Yesterday morning. His sleeping. under
the eyc of keeper, was broken by frequent
dreams that must have been unpleasant. for
he moaned and tossed about pretty nearly
all the night He refused TO eat anything
yesterday. but drank three glasses of milk
Before putting the glass TO lis lips he looked
long and suspiciously Mt the milk.
He received no visitors. rs Sunday is not
visiting day. Doctors Iandley and Cosby
saw him in tho afternoon. He was morose
and downcast. Everything with which lie
might harm himself ia KEEP, out of his way
and ne Is constantly under surveillance.
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CLAHKsRRG. w. Va. Dec. %. Especial. T.
There IS great excitement among tie noun
talneers on Rich Mountain. in Randolph
county. over the murder Thursday OF Jener.
son Molleneaux, country storekeeper. by
LAFAYETTE Eliza, an ex convict and a desperate
outlaw. who was recently pardoned from ser
wing hiteen year sentence iu the penifrn-
hary' by Governor Fleming. for kill
ing man at the Same place where
he murdered Moleueaux Tie trouble
originated over the price Of groceries,
which LIZA and his son. who were
intoxicated, claimed was exorbitunt. Mol.
leneaux ordered them from the store. when
hght began. aud they We're elected Obtain
ny Their niles. they returned. and after cow
ny the bystanders the elder LA dubbed
his riio and buried tho butt i'm Molieneauxs
0rain; wnue the Younger man prevented his
lIiends. at the point of his rifle from render
ing assistance. The murderer fnslly placed
ms foot on the breast Of his victim and held
u there thirty minutes defying tho crowd
Iy this tine MoleneauN was dead The
BIAS attempted To escape to the mountains
but were captured and are now IN jail
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DHILADELPHIA RICHMOND AND NOR
Il FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
. Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY aud
EhlDAl az " NJ. and every SUNDAY ALTA. 81
freight ior tuesdays and Friday steamer re-
ceyoa ~ ll-fj \. ". For sundays steamer
tll W. Saturday ire gA; received Iai.v t.li
5P. NJ. '''
Fare 70 philadelphia. sem
Tor further Information apply fO
d. IS. Act AEhICK
General Southern AGENT
once Rockets
W. CLYDE s. 90.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. sc,
~ ~ |N."al"H.'HH 81 nj ~ ~
CANTOs DRUG STORE.

CANTOS DRUG STORE,
Successor 10 II. A. & G. A. Santos
WALTER 4. SANTOS. c. 4. SANTOS.
Owner Mana< ger.
Wholesale AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
no. 8 BANK STREET NORFOLK VA
Tepo, for santos Myrtle Tooth Wash 29d
Powder, patented August ~. 1850. ho1--I
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A Queer Volcano.

In the extreme eastern edge of Arizona
some forty miles southwest Of the remote
a9a interesting Indian pueblo of Zuni New
MeAlco u q strange natural phenomenon-a
great shallow. salt lake at the bot
TOM OF bow-liAe depression some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
Docs Protection Profrct2

| Certainly in one instance, it does Hoods
| Sarsaparilla is the great protection against the
dangers Of impure blood. and it will cure or
prevent all diseases OF this class. IL has well
won It's name of the best blood purifier.
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PAGMEI;ReHrnG.W ". Va. Dec 20. Special
Mr.. William Ko0ntz an old andfespected citi-
Ilcn' died yesterday at ms home with the grip.
hei.I rs lI"m near localities say the disease Is
spreading with alarming rapdity.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK

steamer leave Richmond EVERY TVE2n. ~
aIling time. D0-".
Steamers cave New York for picbr,oo,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. - " ~
DAf mornings 800 ~
passenger accommodations unsurpAsses
CABIN fare 10 new J crk VIA James river
route INCLUDING meals aud BERTH ss.,
Round-trip tickets, limited To thirty dav.' W
after date % ISSUE, ................. -,
Storage, ~ p subsistence .. "A
Storage. without sub8lst nee :,
Cabin fare VI. Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail
Cabin faro via l!chmond and Petersburg - >
Railroad. .............. l0)f
Tickets can be- obtained at A. w CAREERS
POI hain street, Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich.
mond and Petersburg depots, and Sc companys
offices, 1901 Main street and wharf, Rocket,s
Freight received daily until +. NJ. ,..
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAfS,
TUESDAYS, MEDNESDAiS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake and Ohio raj.
way via Newport Nowsl at $40 A. NJ. aud by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. snme day az
900 A. III. will make connection a. NORFOLK
with steamer Leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE " ALLEN 4 Co. Agents.
No l3ll Main street. agl
.ylgss Companys Wharf. koeks.,l
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j. j.. Elam & Co.,
Aucuoneers.
THE TRAYLOB ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR
SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE OLA MOST DESIRABLE
AND VALUABLE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER PLANT, WITH ALL NECEs-
SARf EQUIPMENTS IN GOOD
RUNNING ORDER.

BY virtue Of decree of tho Chancery Court
of the city. of Richmond pronounced on tho
10Th day OF December. 1901 i'm the cause OF Bur-
ton McGee ct ais. ". The Iraylor Electric Com
pany, the undersigned receiver, thereby ap-
pointed FOR the purpose, Will. on
TUESDAY, DEcEpEE -. 1891.
at - o'clock N. proceed to soil 40 public auc-
non ON the premises. near the corner OF Arch
and Ninth streets Richmond Va. the entire
plant OF The Taylor Electric Company. inciud-
ing all OF ITS contracts leases. water rights.
patents, franchises and all other assets Of The
SAID company, except the debts due tho com
pany, on the following terms: One-third cash
and the residue m two equal instalmcnts on Il
credit OF three and SIX months. Tor which de-
fcrred payments the purchasers shall give their
negotiable notes with legal interest from day of
Sale, titles retained by the Court until an tho
purchase money is paid. and q deed thereto is
ordered by the Court
Ihe plant cost $4,000. and SIS almost MS good as
Now. a rare opportunity is here offered for a
paying investment
PATRICK H. c. CABEIL.
uel'-'t hecoiyer.
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By Chewing * hose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctionecrs and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
RRlCK STORE WITH DWELLING ABOVE.
ID N. 426 WEST DUNAL SrREEr-At the
request OF the PARTIES IN interest, we viii sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2}D DAY OF DEcEBER. 1891.
at f;3o i; NJ. that store with dwelling above
numbered ~ west Duyal street. The lot has a
front Of 81 feet more or less by n dcptb II -
feet This property has not been without a
tenant for many years past. and Ike an prom
erty on tins character. yields "a good per cent
upon tha amount expected from its Sale 10
not fail TO attend the sale a like opportunity
may not te offered you TINS wear.
IEhMs. Easy. CHEWING g. ROSE.
del1-td AuctiOneers.
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. ,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST Pof~rp
AND SOUTHWEST - oOJI
IN EFFECT DECEMBER -.
LEAVE RICHMOND

,.1,,-,,,,,. 10y W H. o.}y 4. ~
SOIIHERN EXPRESS. daily o..
- Greensboro Winston-Saiero =" Jan7i.
halelgh' rand iemsn. Salisbury. Asb.- flsn
Sprlnss' Charlotte, Columbia. Aim ,'ls ~.
Atlanta, birmingham. Montgomerv Nly1ri.
leans Texas and California Pniiy, HeF Df.
dgeping.cars Richmond % DanviiIe ~ ~ ltica
vile 70 Asheyille, Hot Springs AMI .1 Dsa.
also Danyilio 70 Atlanta. Birmingbs,.. mo +.
phis aud Kansas CIV. 80. witbont ,..' aer.
x,.... IRAlN No. p. 500 4. n .a
L CAST MAIL daily. for al poinfr eo...,
- rSoutwcs.. Connections AZ lIosef, an
Wiz vi S frInEylis and PoThstan railroad M Tn
n ~. ana Raleigh Through coach RlrI... p.
hh s,n... az Danyille with Pullman ,i,c. %
- "1 " and Atlanta; AZ Greensboro 4 .r
.S ~ haIels h, DC, also a1ih Pullman q, In.
u aol hnoA lle via AsheYille. Nashin,. .I4'
ii, a,l.l pest tostibuied Limited ror,t Aai
leaves DAnyiile 5:5OA. n. .'-l
TRAIN No. 81. 600 p. Il
A MtLiA ACCOMMODATION d.r.
mediate points. aug r,.,
r.. =, ARRIVE .Ar RICHMOND
60 ram No. H. 5:iO A. b.. no. i6bsap ~
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tNANIED-tENALE NURSE FOR SICK
" LADY at so. :, north Ninth street.

\NANIED-AN 81 YOUNG MARRIED. MAN
W 20 take charge and lOssesion OF FAIiM i'm
hgh state Of CULTIVATION. las fine team cattle
pfofender and everything 20 start 90 work ON
January lst Will sell team. stock. de-. and rent
the farm Tor money rent for five years or will
work ~ on shares. No one need apply hut
worker with best Recommendations
Address FARVFp
dc il eod-3t Trans, 40,
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
hlDg william County. entered on November q,
1871. IN suits OF Digs against Henley aud Hen
ley against Atkinson, trustee. Wa Will sell at
ancuon, IN front of the court house of said
county on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 1891,
at ] o'clock +. NJ
county court dsyl. that YARN near I.anesville
~ SAID county known a. LITTLE Ed
WARDS" estimated 20 contain sixty-fiye acres
This IS very desirable farm, with good i'm
proyements. within one and a half miles of
Lester Manor.
IEAas: One third Of the purchase money in
cash and residue On two equal payments M one
and two years, negotiable notes to be given for
me deferred payments with interest added and
title to be retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid II n. POLLARD
ISAAC DIGGS
Special Commissioners.
IN King William Circuit Court. December II.
1895. Digs against Henley and Henley against
Atkinson trustee.
certify that the bond required by H. r. Pol
lard ana Isaac Dggs. special commissioners. ly
decree IN said causes of November Isgl has
been duly executed. y. G.. JOHNSON
. del'6t Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES This Dav.

4 UCIION SALE or BANANAS. PEARS. AP.
y PIES, GRAPES. FIGS DATES. 40.
MONDAYS SALE or FRUITS continual
TODAY a. 1880 o'clock
NA1. JENKINS & son.
de'2-lt 1870 4. Main Street
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bIAIL-NOOMS IAGAGED nor DAY or
NIGHT
FREIGHT

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smithheid. Hampton Old Point
Nayerly, HlcAslord and Alexandria Va. Wash
lhgton, -: t., NewDerne. Washington and Tar
D., 70 n. G.; a. stations Oh Atlantic ana Dan
VILE; board and Roanoke Norfolk Southern
ana tarmylle and towhatan Railroads and
Eastern North tarohna generally, also. Tor
Eastern Shore Of virginia and ali regular ianl-
ing5s on ne James and Rappahannock rivers.
at LOW Isl hAlES and through bills issued
II ClkA y. IAIIM, Vice President.
-. 80. lIli Main street and Rockets.
lRyIS NFlsIGEK. Freight and passeuger Agen.
my l9-tf
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u edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IL IOMAO KAlLROAD.-Scheduloc ommenc-

RIGHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IL IOMAO RAILROAD.-Schedulo commons.
ing NOV. ljrH. ls9l Eastern standard time
SOFA d.. leaves Byrd-strees station daily;
stops only, az Ashland. Boutwell,
Milford, fredericksburg, Brooke
anu Underwater Sleeper Washing.
Ton aud New York. Arrives NJ
more, l:i7 2. NJ; Philsdelphia' III
=, I. D.; New York, GEO p. "
~ 90 a. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily OK.
cent sunday Buffet Paror Car
hcnmond 20 New York. Arrives
&C Washington At 4lO 2. NJ; Balti-
more 5:2i =. NJ; Philadelphia. 9:n
20, NJ leaves YES New GSra a9fS sa' "a ~ daily
Sleeping car Richmond 10 New
1ofh. ht9ps only at Ashland Both
Vel, hiliord. fredericksburg
brooke and Widowater. Stops at
other stations on sundays. Arrives
~ washington 40 Il nS J. NJ; Balti.
more le:35 4. NJ; PHILADELPHIA. 3:D
ara :, A. NJ New Ork. $50 A. ".
~ ~ u, arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from New York Stops only
a, rMgidf9rM'l2ster Brooke, Froderick'-
putf' Milford Boutwell, Ard Ash.
i4hd; Stops at other stations on
SnsaIays Leaves Washington at
2:ss 2. III. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops At fredericksburg, Milford
Bothwell and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington aud New York
does not stop 40 Elba Leaves Wash
. lngtOu ar 1887 A. 81.
s'so 4 NJ, arrives at Byrd-stroet station daily
except sunday Buffet PariOr Car
New. York to Richmond. Leaves
v-r,,.,,r,,,, Washington &c 5ml g.. A.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY sXCEPT SUNDAY
t'OO /. M., leaves BvrI-street station; srrlves
s.,o =, at fredericksburg 40 $40 p. NJ
o'W n H., arrives az Bvrd-sfreet station:
leaves fredericksburg at % A. H.
ASHLAND rRALNS
DAILY EXCEPT sf-yDAYs
o:4s A. NJ. leaves Elba; arrives ~ Ashland =.
f:3}A W. ~
ga L. NJ, leaves tlba; arrives at Ashland =. |
7a3 T.. NJ
Gas A. ~, arrives At Elba; leaves Ashland a. /
sos A. A.
6ilS /. NJ. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashlandts
5.3J j. w.
A TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
T. L. - MYERS. General SuDerintendont
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Batchelcr. for &C. plaintiff. against Orange
heysyllle Railroad COMPANY. &c. defendants
and Eliason. Sales q Co. for, DC. plaintiffs,
against Granville ct ais. defendants-ln the
Chancery Court Of the City of Richmond.
tify that he bond required Of Meade Has,ius.
Is. b. Aiuniord 4. II. McGuire and j. H. Tucker
IT, four of the special commissioners by the
decree IN said causes OF December 8, 1891. has
been duly given.
Given unGer my hand this Sth day Of Deem
Der 1881. CHARLES W. GODDfN.
Qe ii Clerk.
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NOEh RIVER LINE VI, wpsr poD.,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lave GICIIVOND

THE FAyoRITE ROUTE TO ptfrr,.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW Y0r- ''4
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4 ILANTIc COAST LINE
BlCHAOND AND PETERSBURG R4uo,.-
TINE TABLE. '''AJ

Commencing Wildly DAY. OgIOurp.s. ...
~ l. H. ''Ii, On On. ihi' road w run a. o or.
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70. 500 8. NJ Except sunday from iJn uurg
10. $50 r. NJ Daily from iynch0srg
JOHN ID POTTS.
Division Passenger agent.
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A sHREwD POLITICIAN.


That's What ssme oeel- Headed Peiiticis.s
Call Nr. Cseve,sad.
In the opinion OF some levcl-hesded Observers
there ID one thing which democrsss. especially
those Of the south. have lost sight Of in discus-
sing the Cleveland silver letter Il IL suggested
that when they come 10 look the mssser over
carefully and calmly they win probably come 70
the eonclnsaon that in this. - In many other
things Mr.. Cleveland hAs shown him.elf 20 bee
very shrewd politician. They will probably
conclude Al the same time that they have bess
little hasty in declaring that he has no
chance OF rcceiving the nomination Of the
democrstic party In issa Al the last election
the democrats made gains In the esst q
well ss IN the west In the west the
victory was associated with the fsrmsrs' An
ance movement and was not entirely demo-
cratic victory. IL was in part the victory Of
port Tor the democrats in that section
TIE FIoBr IN ruE rAsr.
In the east the democrats made the fsht /,
supror of tariff reform. civil service r~forn.
economy and administrative reform and q sound
financial system. aud in opposition 20 subsidies
and 70 improper federal interference with local
affairs. The Farmers Alliance did not enter
into It. and the democrats have q better night
TO hope that the success they met with there
VIII be permanent than they have 20 entertain
the same expectation Ne 10 their successes in
'"e we.
s,'hsri-fNr kLrcroRAL VOTES CLAIMED.
heckonins on the result OF the last No
vember election. the democrats have ssvensy-
five electoral votes east Of Pennsvlvsri..
They carried Copnec,;cu, rim "A. q .,...o--,
votes. Mnsxacbnsetts ~,,h ~. ,s -.
Hampshire WITH ~. A 80. ". 49, -
its no vote. Nex yorl 10 ae r,..'.s t,'.sn
Island With 4 votes -~ ''"e.e
Where can ~ a.,,.
votes in the electov~l .Si,ss'. 49, -
Where in the west en-, nv . .rom VIC 49,. .s'.
~ go 80 4. ~, ~ sne. ce any more cure
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STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
Little Trading Early In the Day. But Some
Animation shown Later

|
Little Trading Early in the Day. But Some
Animation shown Later.
NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-The stock market this
morning gave no signs of getting out of the rut
Of dullness into which it has fallen and the
transactions for the first hour were the small
est for that period Of any day 50 far this year
An opening inclined to heaviness was followed
by firm to strong tone, but the trading was
so limited that only in two or three stocks was
there any perceptible movement Among the
railroad stocks Louisville and Nashville which
during the past few days has been unduly
depressed, was the only one displaying any
real strength and after an advance OF Il per
cent, to IS, a portion of the improvement
was lost. The industrials were the weak
spot in the market, and distillers and cattle
feeders again dropped sharply from A. TO 4s,
but new sugar stocks after q decline of q re-
covered the loss entirely with something in AID
dition. The rest Of the market was int nsely
dull, and at ii O'Clock was generally shade
better than the opening prices.
Money has been easy at AZ per cent. There
was more animation In the regular list in the
stock market after II o'clock and the firmness
became more pronounced. while few stocks
scored material Improvement the Susqpe-
hanna and Western being the most copspicuous
with rise from 371s to 391s, the best price yet
attained.
Later tnere was q rene val OF the etagnAtlOu
and even some reaction, though the bank state
ment did not bear ont the expectations as to
its unfavorable character. The market finally
closed dull and steady, generally at something
better than for first prices.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement follows: Reserve,
decrease, e. 749 975; loans increase, e. 49,. 100
specie, decrease, s424, 200; legal tenders, de-
crease, S682, 200; deposits. increase, q 574 500
circulation, increase, $l27 800. The banks now
hold Sls, &92, 700 in excess Of the requirements
Of the rs per cent rule.
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NFME. A. IUPPERT's oPENING.-MME RUP-
Iu PERT bees TO announce to her patrons in Wash
ington that she has opened new pariors here at 30
street northwest where all her genuine preparations
can be had 10 every caller ON OPENING day. MON
DAY, February 10, will present free bar of her
C0MPI.txi0N SOAP. the only sap manufactured
from the pltrV oil Of sweet almonds These pAroIs
have connec with adjustment 7th
northwest where many patrons have Recently
been deceived 10y soods on inferior quality having been
sold inine causing annoyapce both and
my patrso pve suaian,ee OF $40, OO0 that AZ NY
skin. Ibis Is my ONLl Washington branch. Ladies,
come 70 my Opening and receive bar OF my CON-
PLEXION SOAP, also valuable information free.
Those living at distance Mould be pleased TO hear
from by letter. Mime. A. kUPPEkf. Complexion
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