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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
The Race-COurse.
fpv telegraph 70 the Dispatch


crrrySEvRG. \. j., December l4.-Flrst
race-four and one-hah iurlenesIsHma Ioo "1 90
IIxSle n second, jim LSmbleY third. Ilne' o. 90.
second race-One mile--Gtcnl0chy won; o"
George second, Fair Play third. lime, l:aVtt Ian.
Ihird race--four and one-hah inrlongs-.hn'e sS
tamin WOO; Zingara second Nan D. 'h"u'
Time, 81. - Wa, park won .
Jannie w. second, Flelka thlrd lime, DO
pIfth race-one mile-huKoyer Won nNe
Crsb second, Greenwich third. line, L'tv2ti,
sim race-slx ana One-hah furlonEs-F .nsst
ence won: LAlisn second hespetaus 'N'iO'
GIG GIoucEsTsR, December l5.-First Taee e.
and me half furlougs-B lackwood NON Duin-
stse seeond, Apollo third. Time, l:501e. on
second rsce-hve furlongs-Pos.ai Won our
vana second, Minden third. Iime' t;Vo3s.
Third racs.--lve furlongs-Osen eoioSn WIN .
Lucre second. yerbepa third Time, o nv: won
Fourth receive furlongs-LitIle shyeo won
Censor ssooad. schuylkiil third. Ilme, l;oSs
Fifth race--one and one sixteenth mics, ,,,.a
delta won Nirthwood second, Darhns 'niu'
Time, 1.69. ,, .,.,or.s -Cra,.a
won: GoIdstep second, Jim fagin third. iime'
lOOl6
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SENATOR GIBSON DEAD.
His Remains wnI BE Laid Beside His
Wife in Lexington, ky.
tRv tetorrouh 10 the Dispatchl

Hor SPRINGS. ARK, December 15.-After
lingering but apparently painless illness, seua-
tor r. l.. Gibson died at $40 o'clock 4. N. 10
dav. AT the time Of his death he was sur
rounded by the members Of his family ana
several close friends, who wept bitterly when u
Was seen that the noble-hearted sou.herne' was
dead senator Gibson passed awaJ as though
he had merely gone 10 sleep. There Was no
struggle, no apparent suffering lie hAi Leeh
confined ID his bod since November I'm lest'
since which time his death has been expected
daily. 49,, ~ -
In compliance with his express desire his re-
mains will be buried in Lexington, hy, by Inc
side OF his wife, VINO died some years ago. Inc
funeral train bearing his remains Will leave
here for Le1ington tomorrow.
WAsHINGrON, December lj.-The news OF the
death of senator Gibson, OF Louisiana, 81 iot
Springs, Ark, was not received IN " Ashlhs'oh
until this evening. l., IT,,
gre-s win be held tomorrow 70 make arrange
ments for attending the funeral wnich, IL Is sup
r,rsei. will DO neld in New Orleans Committees
10 represent Congress on the occasion WIZ ug
named tomorrow by Vice-Presldent Morton ana
SNEAKER Crisp, ana they will 80 under escort
al me Deputy sergeant-at-Armso OF the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
[la 1.su, WlWlFOtl diOcrl

Try EN-!
Either Of them.
They've given this great store great fame
TO pay less and get more is turning the old
trade notions upside down-But OUR 40
s1e.5o-and sl5 SUITS and ovERCoATs do it
There's another we added-fOr as much salts
faction anywhere else.
An extra ten can't order any better "to
order"
Nothing "ready made" about any OF our
clOthes-c1cept they are ready for wear-Bet-
Ter sewers-better "shsarers" don't work on
the bes, custom tailoring that's produced in this
country than our forcs-that makes these SO
s1o 50-and ais earments-an our better ones
as well-You can't excuse yourselves for pay
ing more for styles sake-for they're all hero
and YOUR sizo-no matter what size you are.
You haven't any idea how many men uepenu
on these three grades--You haven't any idea
how much there Is in them TO depend on
Let the next SUIT DO one.
Let the next ovERCoAr be ono.
For all most a weeks busy selling
has been going on In those Sc
| S7.5O-s7-s6.50-and 80 ShlI~
| pREN'S SHoRT-PANTS SUITS for
s4.sO-there's a good variety left.
! Isn't It about time you we're taxing
MEMS sHoEs-we're selling the
] best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
The Public schools.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December lj.--The annual
statement Of v. 7. Harris. United states Com
missioner Of Z iucatiOn. for the year 1890 81 10
the Secretary Of the Interior shows that tho
numOerof pupils enrolled IA the common schools
Of the country was l3,2O3. 40. and the average
383.a22 teachers, 122.jjI being males and
241.31l females. and the total expenditure Tor
the support of tue public schools WAS sl4S,-
l73.4S1. The progress Of education among tho
colorrd people. ChieGy those residing IN the for
mer slave states Of tho Union, Is presented IN
the following ststistics: Number OF pupils
1,309,2jl; teachers-male, 1876; female
10 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
BY N0XI0US WATER.
TWO YOUNG MEN POISONED WHILE
HUNTING.
One Of Them Dead aud the Other Criti-
caiiy lil-Attaeked with yiruient
Typhoid-Fever--Other Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
DURHAM, n. C., December 1.-two young
men-viz, q. w. Roney, n nephew OF W. Duke,
Esq., and Benuie, son Of Robert 4. Lyon, Of this
city-went hunting several days ago, aud being
thirsty, drank water from a well which proved
10 contain something noxious. They were both
taken with virulent form Of typhoid-feVer.
Mr.. Roney was buried yesterday and Ben. Lyon
Is now critically I'll and not expected 10 recover.
DISTINGUISHED AUTHORIZES.
Mrs. Susan Dabney Smedes. OF Washington,
family OF w. A. Erwin. She II the distinguished
author Of tho book known ~ =" The Rominis-
cences OF a southern Planter which 40 pleased
Mr.. Glads one that no asked permission 70 have
IL published In England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
SWALLOWED a PIN
And Died subsequently After n Surgical
Observation-Disclosures Decision.

observation-disclosures Decision.
fCorrospondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
RALSGH, y. c., December ia very strange
death has occurred here. a child 3 years old
was brought from near-by town for surgical
treatment very large knot had formed on its
side, and IL was the belief that thore Was rnp-
ture. The child had suffered FOR weeks The
only reason given for the Injury was that the
child had endcayOred 10 lift a weight. When IL
was found that the child was In eHtrsTn's an opc-
ration was performed. Then II was found that
a pin swallowed by the unfortunate child had
caused the trouble. Tho pin had worked be-
surrounded by a large formation. Death soon
followed the operation.
The Secretary OF state has during the present
year issued about 6fty Immigrants molth. IL
Is said that inc average number OF acres 10 each
grant IS about fiity.
The action OF the Baptist State Convention in
deciding definitely that Raleigh must 90 the
location o. the state female college or university
Of that denomination will probably hasten the
work.
TnE EXPRESS CASE
The Supreme Court decides the case OF the
now express company the Atlantic) against the
Wilmington and Weldon and the Richmond and
Dnnyius railways In favor OF tho latter.
This IL notable case. The express
company claimed that these roads, and OF
course the Others must furnish accommodations
tor express companies other than the southern
IL applied for Tho Superior Court OF this
county decided in favor Of the railways and the
plaintiff appealed. This case was first heard by
the Railway Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

PORT OF RICHMOND. DzcExsGR Is, 1897
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel, Doyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers Iryin Woisiger. agent
SAILED.
schooner Robert II. Parker, Smith. New Ha-
ven, hickory; vessel, Curtis Parker.
PORT oFNEwPoRr news. DEC. Is, 1897.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lord Bangor. Androeson, Scotland.
Steamship Saturn, Boston.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Providence.
SAILED
Steamship Saturn. Boston.
Schooner POchssset, Newport.
Schooner kcsea. Frontero, Mex.
Schooner William Oler, Salem.
PORT OF WEST POINT, DECEMBER Is, 1922
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte, Geoghan, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
Steamship City Of Atlanta. Dole, New York,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Marshall, Walkorton, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship City Of Atlanta. Dole, New York
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Geoghan. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkerton, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
schooner Marie Person, Sopa, Mantapike
pine wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

IheUOFLbu TOT LIIU DI5fI1NI4'I
DECYMBRR l5.-Private sales: Wrappers, 81;
smokers, 10; cutters, /; nlers, 10; darAs, l.
total. 80 hOgSheads.
Internalreyenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. 81. 996.45; tobacco, S3.49d.14-total,
So,49319. ~
DARK loose sales: Crenshaws arehouse, ~
aTS nonnds-hiehest price, Sl0.25; ShOckoe
WAREHOUSES, 81, $50 pounds-highest price, 80.
Highest loose sales: DaVenports, SOL; Plant
e-s', $50: Shelburnes, S44-with very good
prices all round ruling.
sales OF dark loose to morrow promise 70 be
the largest OF the season, and there viii be q
larger proportion OF sweet Carolina tobacco
among offerings. II is remarked that the crop Is
very sweet and nllery, out without any noslce-
ers coming 70 market call the crop both poor
and snort, such estimates, however, varying very
much according 10 different neighborhoods-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

Washington Evening Star Independently. 15th.l
There Is very general belief among the
southern men Ia Congress that either uloers0n'
of Texas. or John Randolph Tucker, OF Viz
GINA, Will be Acknowledgement IN Cleveland 3
Cabinet 1t Is their belief tnat tho south IS
going % get very liberal treatment from CleVe-
land, and IN all probability more than one mem
her OF the Cabinet viii come from that section
They say that Cleveland recognizes tue value
of the 90 otes from tue South and proposes
20 give them full recognition under the new gov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
1tpesnut. Were 81 a BusheI.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch:l
SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., December lJ.-Ihe
long drought has boon broken by light showers
bnt the land is still dry. gentleman OF obser-
IN ,be county Than IN many years, and that II
peanuts we're Just 81 a bushel as the farmers
eexDectod thcv would DO when they were planted
there would now be more Independence uerc
than there has boen since the war. in. -. .
Mr.. r. Harris IS hero from GIeenville on a
..taf 70
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COLLEGE VS.. SCHOOL BOARD.
A Driving Accident-Presiden Tyler
Looking After the College Bill.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, December 15.-The suit
Of William and Mary College against the Town
School Board, which was transferred 20 WARWICK
was on yesterday called In that court before
Judge Peek. Tho entire day was consumed IN
examining the papers in the case, when the
court adiourned until this morning.
Last night while Captain Lane, Mrs. Lane,
and Or. Coleman were driving from Toano' IN
James city % Plum Point, on tho YORK river,
In answer 10 a telegram from Mr.. +. I. Lamb, Az
West Point. that nus little child was dangerously
III. Mrs.. Lane and DR.. Coleman were thrown
from tho conveyance and badly bruised. All oi
them returned this morning.
THE COLLEGE BILL
President Tyler. OF william and Mary, left this
morning for Washington to assist In urging the
passage Of the college bill now on tho House
calendar.
A telegram received By Professor Han states
that Mr.. Joseph ). Farland, OF ClarksDurg, W.
Va, a brother Of Mrs. Han, had died from rheu-
matism OF the heart. Mr.. Farland was gentle
man Of large acquaintance and had many warm
friends.
Mr. A. z. Smith left yesterday for Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
fIFTY.secoNo CONGRESS.
lie Holiday Reeess-Hanton on the Nc
GhtrahAn BilI-Aoti-OptioDs.
uby telegraph 70 tue Dispatcn.l

lhy telegraph 70 Tue DlspAtch.l
"nWNGrOS. December 15-sESATE.-The
4ie u tue election % presidential cleo
. a ileSiate Of Delaware was presented aud
.-.e1 on Gle.
r..oH mat when the Senate adjourn to-day
.f q, wsoi on Monday next was opposed hy
burn ia the interest OF the anti-OptiOn
al1 vas voted on by yeas and nays. The
trssiiout announced the result as yeas %,
L's 3, and said: "As the vote Is equally
Oh --1 Tue CHAIR votes aye" This announce
-... va grCoted win laughter and applause
NOAKKAHAS AND ANTI-OPIioSS
lar McGarfahan bill was then taken up, and
IT. hluion tDemOcraD, Of Virginia. resumed his
ailugni iu favor Of the passage OF the bil over
Ae residents veto Mr.. Hunton had not con-
'ie1 lie argument weon the morning hour
~ Ted
Ito ncGarrahan bin went over TIL Monday,
s-l TIE anii-Opiion bill was taken up, Mr..
'..-ge cObthuing his speech in favor Of IL
-ch u Sir. Georges argument was addressed
.---ay o. on the two previous days 70 an attack
liFI he New York Cotton Exchange, where. ne
tslii iA.sobOOd, chieansry, end trickery we're
ssed Tor th6 purpose VI influencing prices, and
~ quoted from the testimony Of w. hnooland,
Appointment mem Dor Of the New York Produce
Lielange, before the Senate committee, Ia
nlch tbis expression IL used; They cannos
81 Up be1r he that cannot get up bull lie
~egusiiL"
TBg FUTURE" SYSTEM.
IN conclusion, Mr.. George said the cotton
S*'lssAtets, sxs esatlsa 70 soi0s consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

ST. LOUIS. December 15.-flOur dun;
patents sa30a33.j0; extra fancy. s3aS3.lO {;
fancy s25Oas2 80; choice, e. 15aS2.25; tami-
". 81 0Oas2. Wheat higher; December, 663fc. (;
January, 613ic. May, 74lsc.; July, 73]Sc. Corn
higher; December, $3.50; January, 36Hc. [;
February, 39JSc. May. 43Iec. Oats higher; May,
345ec Eggs steady; demand fair. Butter un-
changed. PorK-Standard mess, el5.B5. Lard
Prime steam, 1915. Dry-sslted meats-ehoul-
der-, $780, longs and cleaf-rihs. $3.50; shorts
$3.50. Bacon (bOXed)-Shoulders, IS; longs,
1906: clear-ribs, 1910; shorts, 1919.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
Central Held Trials.

fBy telegraph 90 tho Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, y. C., December 15.-TO-day was
bright and coar and birds were plentiful In
the tree-fOr-al STAKE, second series OF the Gen.
tral Field Trigls, the following dogs ran To-
gether: L0ra with Bette s., Orlando with Harry
c., fremont with kipraps Tho trials Will DO
continued tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
VIII Return to Hi. Old Charge.

fCOrrespOndence OF tho hIclHUuu D'sUu'VII.I
ROCKY MOUNT, y. e., December l4.-Rey Mr.
Guthrie will return 20 his charge again, tno
members OF the Methodist Episcopal chuto y,
having asked OF the conference no" III session ~
Goldsboro' to make no change.
limited States and Englisa civil engineers VINO
examined the Ginerent fortihcations mad9
during the late war between the states reporteG
that the most scientific we're those pianiieu ~
surveyed low the late r. G. Pittmsn, OF this place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

I'M hSbAis bpSoHAbpA 49, A'~N-'
Closing quotations az the Stock Board:
G1vRRNMESr SRJURGnE5. BID. Asked
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Duel with Bottles.
Lpu telerrnnn 10 lne pispatch.l

HuyTIsGToS, W. VA, December l5.-Rush
Norman and Henry Collins. GAM iers, " 49,
duel last night with beer-bottles. COilhs was
hurt come. and Norman barely escaped WIN nus
life. His nose was severed, his let eye CUT our,
and his face gashed 10 pieces rs IN ,,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
Killed at His Post OF Duty.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, December l5,-herod
UofJman was killed at the CHESAPEAKE Mining
company's works, near Montgomery,to-day' ne
Uas on a coal barge attending 70 the lOadius,
when a basket OF coal fell upon him ana knocked
MIN into the river. His body has not YET peen
recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
tbs WEATHER IN


Range OF the Thermometer At the front-doo
II -. Nm .r..rr AHA unafnrdnY.
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A MILLIONAIRE MARRIED.
Mr. Samuel VI. Inman WEEDS Miss Mildred
McPheeters at Raleigh.

McPheeters at Raleigh.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspa'ch'l
RALEIGH. y. c., December l5.-At the First
Presbyterian church this evening Mr.. samuel
NJ. Inman. OF Atlanta, Ga, was married % Miss
vudred McPheeters, daughter of Mr. A. NJ Nc
Pbee,ers. The groom is a millionaire ana Is
brother Of Mr.. John II. Inmsn, the railway mag, mag,
nate. The church was elaborately decoTstet
ritn holly and cedar and trailing vines ana
notted plants Rev. DIR. Leftwich, Of baltimore
Tho brides uncle, performed the marriage ere ere,
mony. After this collation. was served az lne
brides home, and at o'clock the DridaI pAtly
ie{t an a sueclal car Tor Greensboro, whence
thev ga North and then abroad u be aDseh'
several months Tho marriage was Wen az
tended by society people, admission beihs oy
sar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
Heterogeneous Morse no more
an. ,.t.,ranh u the Dispatch.l

posyoy u.ss December l5.--Ez-Congress-
man ieono,d Morse called at the Hotel Vendotne
shortly before O'Clock 70 see hepressnta,s. NV
Hitt who was attending receRtion o. wy H.,
ton Merchants Association. Nnhe me,uns
one Of the outer rooms OF the hotel no mad ~
epilsptic attack. physician was called anc
jns. az the guests Of the Merchants Associa,sos,
we're Ming Into the dining-hal no was femo,ou
20 q house, No 203 Commonwealth s'shao'
nearly opposite, where he died wishin an h0u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
The Homestead Poisoning.

PfTTsBURG, Pa. December l5.-k0bert j.
Realty who IA alleged 10 be implicated In the
Homestead poisoning conspiracy, reached Pitts
burg from Louisville this morning, in charge OF
Deputy-sherin Farrell. He was taken TO Alder
man McMasters oiiice, where an additional IN
formation Of felOnioas assault was lodged against
him. lie was then taken 70 jail, whore he is
held IN Al, 900 bail for hearing on December
10Th. Beatty said he was innocent and that The
charges we're maliciously false.
HOMESTEAD. Pa, December 15.-It Is state
on reliable authority tonight that within the
next twenty-four hours a number OF Homestead
citizens viii be arrested, charged with having
been impncats In the plot TO poison or drug
non.uniOn workers during the recent troubles.
While most OF the citizens think the charges
very weak there are those who believe the Car
negie oricials may have O case against tho al
legged DOieOnerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
THE c. & O. TRAlN-aoeBERs.
Special Jury Monday In Their Case-For
rcv,s Overcnat Inund.
[Br tolerraph 70 the pIspatcn.l

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
HUNTINGTON, ". VA, December ia special
grand jury will sit Monday in the case Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio train-robbers. Forgey's missing
Overcoat with the bullot-hOle IN the shoulder was
nshei from a vault IN the rear OF his house To-
DAY. This completes the evidence against HIM
but he stili persists in asserting his innocence;
and says Collins is talking through mis- hat,
Collins says u the plans were laid at Forgey 8
house, who promised him halt the proceeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 15.-Peanuts quiet and
steady; fancy hand-picked, old. Acc. bid do
new, 4Lla4l4c. second gIade hand-picked, 314a
3ltc.; farmers grade, 3a31@c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December 1j.--Yirginia cOnsOls,
40 do. IS, 73lfa737s; Baltimore and Ohio
stock. g4asj; Northern Central stock, 7Oa72
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists, los BID
DO. I'd incomes, 81 bid do. 30 incomes, ga bid
consolidated gas bonds, 115Hall6; do. stocks
MT hid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

andria county. came into town yesterday and
got drunk. lie was arrested and, IN spite OF
HIS protest against n justice being locked up,
he was put IN c,sIi 20 sober OF. This morning
Mayor Strauss gave the county Justice dose %. 2,
Alexandra city Justice In tho form OF s2.5O
Or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

The Federal House Committee on Ways and
Means yesterday practically perfected arrange
ments for conducting the investigation into the
imam iai condition OF the Treasury with which IL
was charged by tho House on Tuesday. IL was
decided 70 place the investigation into the hands
of subcommittee 10 accordance with tue foi-
lowing resolution presented by Mr.. Wilson. OF
West Virginia: "Thss the inquiry devolved
upon this committee BY the House on the 18Th
Instant be conducted by subcommittee 70 10
composed OF tbs chairman and four other mem
bsrs OF the committee" Chairman springer
holiday sdleuIpmenf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
ualf-Miliion Fire in Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, December 15-Ihe rev
nsss furnituro-factory In New Alexandris wss
sntireIy destroyed by fire tonight: Inc loss ~
estimated ut more than sooo,ooo; nisui>NS'
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
CINCINNATl

CINCINNATI, o., December 15-Pork-ReRular,
* | si4.5O: family, s16.2J. Lard-kettle-drisd.
lOil- iO14c. Bacon-short clear sides, 91Sc:
e Whi-key-Sales OF l,044 barrels on the basis of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain'
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Weather Indications
rBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

- WASHINGTON. d. c., December ID
IRAN Forecast for Friday for twenty-iour
INN hours-from midnight to midnight: For
JVrgjnia, fair weather, variable Winds
For North Carolina, generally fair wea-
ther, variable winds slightly cooler.
Weather conditions: Generally fair weather
has prevailed durirg the day, except light snow
flurries in the Rocky Hountain regions and In
the extreme Northwest and considerable rain IN
the Southwest, including Arkansas, louisiana
and Texas.
A storm has developed during the day In the
Gulf near the extreme southern coast OF Texas,
accompanied by northeasterly winds over Texas
ana the Southwest. and viii probably move
north or northeast during the night producing
rainfalls during Friday throughout the lower
Mississippi region.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and cold in the morning, followed by partly
c.o1dy in the afternoon. At midnight the skies
we're clear.
Range OF tho Thermometer At the front-door
Of the DISPATCH ONCE yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
An Omega store Consumed.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, December Io.L".
from this place. lost his storenouse ana shtlls
stock Of goods by IRE last night Inc orlgln no q,
the ire Is unknown. The loss Is about sS'oVo'
insurance, 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
Ha1,-PtN Boxes.

The fourth LOT OF those WHITE METAL and
sIIyFK-PLATRD BOXES came In last night.
These will soon be- gone, 80 come quick.
Three styles, 30, IS, and 6Jc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

BAILEY.-Died, December IA, 1892. ct
his late residence, No. 7zs north Twenty
fifth street. WILLIAM q. BAILEY. IN the
64th year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Upion-Sta-
ton Methodist Episcopal church THIS
Qridsy) AFTERNOON At 8 o'clock.
KENYON. suddenly, Wednesday
morning, December 18th, at his home, Pea
Hill, brunswick county. Captain XIII
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