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EMPIRE STABLE.


1OJc NINTH STREET, GRAFMILLER
IU1O Bros, froprietors. Livery and Feed
al most reasonable rates lal5.lv
SCHEUNERT BROS. e. CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CIGARS
lY{ 526 ard 52S Washington street San
francisco. Branch, 520 X street, batyeen
Seventh and Eighth, Sacramento. W hite
LABOR Cigars speciality. jal5-lv
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ADD C. HINKSON,
| A TToRNEY-AT-LAW, 627 ] STREET,
| "A Sacramt nto. ia9-6m
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GEORGE A. BLANCHARD,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, 400 ] STREET
1A oacrahlento. ia9-ly
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W. 4. HUMPHREY.

W. II. HUMPHREY,
A kTTORNEY-AT-LAW, ROOMS Z AND s,
~ Bryte Bui ding, corner Seventh aud j
strtels. Notary Pubic. ja9-tf
J. W. HUGHES,
A tTTORNEY-AT-LAW, 42O ] STREET.
IA Sac amento; rooms /, z, and g. Notary
u"llc. ia9-ly
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san FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 6, 1892.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoflice at Sacramento on
Monday, February s, 1892:
Ladies' List.
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E0R ST. IS in Advance.

The HOME MAGAZINE is conducted by Mrs John A Logan
the
feat without precedent journalism; the evidence of
merits More than dozen different departments touching
of the home and family In the
fully equal heedol publication. opportunity.
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JOHN J. BUCKLEY,
VIM. A. WAN avn Y Lowp

SEARCEER OF RECORDS, GIL STREET
- Sacramento. ia15-Iy
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The c. G. ILNIMENT Co, S. F.-Gents cannot su
penents received from the of your c. c. Lninent.
mas no equal on the market. In instance it saved
up a nall The animals leg swollen to twice its
ing pain that 1t seemed almost impossible its
instantaneous relief and in less than week the horse
1t Tor tnfamed udder with my with the most graf
as valuable remedy for horsemen and dairymen. Iw
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a. G.. stree
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THE c. G. LINIMENT Co., S. F.-Gents: had an 3
and che bottle ofyour c. c. Liniment effected conn
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The War in Kansas.

The county.seat war broke out agan yesterday
at Arkalon, Kan. running fight took place last
night between the militia and the warning fac
tions. It ia known that four men vera killed.
The despersd les number,d fifteen men, who had
taken part in the canon battle. They were dis
covered by the posse encaniped in guIch south
OF Springfield. They had picke.s OUT and sooa
discovered tie posse A couple of wagons 10
which horses wore hitched were standing in
readiness near their camp Into these vehicles
the hunted men sprsng and started of at killiog
pace, with the pose, which was mounted on horie'
bacx. in swiit pursuit. Fer ten miles the des.
persdoes MANAGED to keep beyond the range OF
the Winchesters Of their pnr ,uers, but thereafter
the speed rnaintained began 10 tell their horses
and the posse succs dad in getting withio rifle
aoot. A running fight on tn, level plains was
then Kept up for over four miles, during which
three OF the outlaws were seen to tumble from
their seats Ia the wagon, evidently ha'iog tesn
shot.
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LEGISLATIVE.

q bill! was Introduced In the Senate yes.
tsrday to charter company to construct q
railroad from Richmond or Manchester to
some point near R.dgeWay or Henderson,
NC.
Mr. MershsIl ofared resolution, which
@as ssyeed TO, directing the committee on
finance end Banks TO inquire io;o ;he exps.
cheney al appointiug or elsctire q State
bs6S examiner. wh0sa duty il shall BE- TO ex-
an ne at stated periods into tho condition OF
ali S,ata and private bsnking cam anies, all
rust aud iosn companies. and other 0ompa
nies receiving money on deposit and report
by bill or othsFwlss.
Mr.. Gcse, the only republican member OF
the Senate, gGs ia bis seat yesterday for the
first time during the SESSION.
a bill was introduced in the EouHo eu.
thorizng the annexation to the city OF Rich
mond of tho western suburbs, Ia which are
located thu Les monument. At present this
N mortal to the great Confederate ohiefssin
IL without the Unite of the city. Ole of the
chief oil actions to tho proposed annexation
is that tae ooet OF the improvements thst
would have to be made out there may have
to be borne by the taxpayers Of Richmond.
The House passed the Norfolk Ferry bill
by g vote CT 40 70 "a
Mr. stratoa introduced bill 10 sscu-e 20 en-
ployees prior lien for wages duo them. The
bill provides that oyely person, WAC Is employed
by any firm or csrao1ation, shall have prior lien
the busiaess, stock, plant, gross earning, real
estate, &c, of such irm to the extent OF the
ey cue them for wages ana TO mortgage sales or
conveyance executed sitter tho psssa 20 of this act
shall defeat or take p,ecenGence over said lien.
Mr. Carter introduced abil to am5nd tho Code
relative to registration of voters snd duties OF
registrars. The Amendment provides thai the
registrar may in his ciscteli,n, at any time pre-
vious the regular days of registration, register
any voter entitled 10 vote at the next succeeding
election who may app y to him TO be resistered,
and he shsll receive the same compensation for
tho rame so registered.
Among the other bills introduced were: To al
low l.. W. Courtney and sir. G. s. Bailey to erect
q wharf at Kinaale, on the Wicomico river re-
curing Bosris of supervisors to Iubiih Annually
an iteInizad statement OF county e1pensas, and to
amend the Code relating t, the protection of re.
ugiols meetings.
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The Egyptian Question.

PARIS, Jan. She French newspapers
al! agree that e gland will teke advantages
OF the Kaedlvs's d:a,h to psocng her oocu
patton OF the country and express the fear
that thu new Khsdi7e will prove only q
puppst in thu hands of tho B.i!iah. The
Journal Des Debats demands the appoint
mant of regency 60 govsrn Egypt. The
GauIios says that the Porte will oonosde
muen TO England 10 return FOR psrtiel
restoration OF Tnrki5:l authority in E .ypt.
and that LORD Salisbury will probably try
to enlist the Sultan ol the eids oil the Dtie-
bupd in return for soma concession iG E ,ypt
BERLIN Jan. S.-The Gsrman news
paparsezpYe:z spprehensiona that toe death
of .hs rnler OF Egypt will give rlaa to re-
pewa Of the French agitation to secure the
withdrawal of the British troops from
Egypt.
VIENNA, Jan. S.--Abbas Pashs, son OF
the lste Khadive. announces his intention
of starting Immediately fer Cairo to assume
the duiies which deceive upon him
through his fathers death.
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gsws OF EHg Dsy.

E!even parsons Belonging to enc family
have Gied OF trichinosa in Nsw SiIesio.
Henry Miller, Josquin A1iller's son. WEE
sentenced al San Francisco yesterday to
two yelrs' Imprisonment for holding up @
s;ege In MenG0oiao couaty.
IL unprecedented quantity CT American
| Gotten Is al Liverpool Eng. All the ware
houses ere tExei &c their utmost osuaeitY.
I. is saiimatsf that there are 200. 900 bales
at the porE.
The Gecretssy OF State hiss given notice
that o. tia Is q OF March tbs President will
issue proclamation levying al import tax
On impor.atons from countries which levy o
tax on certain American prcductF.
It is nos expected that the President will
seD6 eng message 10 Co9grass on tee GILLIAN
situation untll g report has heen reeslTet
from Jndgs-Advoests General Remey So to
the result OF bis Investigations ct Ban Fen
cisco. enc IL Will probably BIS ten 6sys or
two weeks bsfore shat report is received.
l. will accompany the message es we'll as
the correspondence between tbs depart
neut ard the naval officers in Gillian
Teters.
Mrs. Marshall @. Roberts, Naa Yorh'a
richest widow. and Col. RALPH Vivian, an
English army officer, were married In New
York yesterday evening. Mta. Roberts Is
the widow OF one of the wssithiest mer-
chants Nsw YcrE has produced, end bas
baen leadsy 10 society and on entertainer
or royal scale for years. Personally, ehe is
verv charming woman, with en- Income Of
SAC. 900 year. Col. Vivian Ia q Remarkably
handsome man.
As stated yesterday the KbediVe Is dead.
he he'd been suffering from rAuerzs, which
developed Into congestion of the luug7. Th!s
was complicated With cardiac fsc.iou,
and yesterday afternoon be succumbsd Els
desih wsa unexpected. Mohsmmsd Tsw-
fix will ha succeeded ty Prince Abbas Posha,
bis eldest SOC. VIZ wes borD JAY ID. 1874.
Tewfis Pacha (Monanmsd Tswfk) Khs-
dive Of Egypt, was born Nov. 10 1852. ard
was The eldest con OF thu iete Kaedive r.
mail.
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ADreadful dining Accident

MCALLIsTaR, lad. Issry., Jsn S.-A re.
port has reached hero frog, Shaft No. 5, OF
ths Usage Coal aud Mining Co., at Krebs
that q sarr!bio explosion occurred there at
O'Clock last evening, the effect Of which ia
that 200 lives will probably be lost. The
day saiit had ius5 came ont Of the mine for
supper when terrible report was heard,
followed by rum5ling as If of rolling
thunder. The msn at the top a. once made
preparations to send down resouing party
but the mouth of the shaft had bssn CON-
plssalg cossd up By the dabria. There are
bstweau $50 and 200 men .entombed in the
unino and it is behaved thai every one will
lcse his life.
KANsAs CITY, Mo Jan. Sat the time
of the explosion $50 man were 10 the shelf,
most of whom wero waiting for the cage to
take ,bsm ont, snd thu foot oflha aha!t ia
one mass OF dead bodies. Eiehty-f7s men
came cat By GA Old entry and AZ we're saved
By the ahsf'. nnosa OF whom are burned and
bruised, and half will probably die. Thie
leaves about 222 nan get in the nine. Teo
dead msn we're brought ous this morning
and only one could ba recognized, Tia re.
mains balcg 30 mntilstcd. The explosion
was caused By firing SHOT when gas was Ia
shn mine
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ASSOCIATED psEss DISPATCHES.
Foreign NeEs.

LONDON, Jan, S.-SeVere snow storms, &C.
companied By intensely cold weather, are
prevailing In many parts Of the United
Kingdom. Railway traffic has bsen greatly
npaded aad Geographic Communication has
baen interrupted. Reports from Yorkshire
state that the snow is very deep throughout
the country. Che farmers have Sustained
heavy losses through their sheep becoming
ost IL thu blIading storm and perishing In
the drifss. TIE roads ere gradually filing
up with heavy drifts and fears are enter
tanned that they will soon be impossible. A
small train Is blocked by the heavy drifts
near Gienbsr.y, Ii Banfshire. Scotland. 1t
ia thought that assistance will have to bs
cent to dig ire train out.
LoNDcN, jar. 8-The correspondent Ct
tho Times at Valparaiso statss that the
Gillian government Is extremely resiosnt
regarding the negotiations which have been
carried en- With toe Washington govern
ment In connection with the Baltimore az
fair but, he adds, the public approves of
tho oourae which the CHILEAN authorities
aye reported TO have taken.
LoNDoN. January Seer since tie
explosion at Dublin Castle the pc
lice throughout the United Kingdom
hsye bsen mere than usually vigilant In
looking for Individuals who are thu enemies
Of iaw md ordsr. To-day the police claim
that thsy have ef9oted az important srrest
CT G group Of snarenis's residing il Walssll,
q toTn in Ssgf 1rdsh!.e.
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Garza's Band.

FAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. S.-Gaiza's fol-.
lowers are now scattered into squads
through eevsrel Counties tho sza of an
average State in Nav England bat hIs rev.
pulmonary movements are By no mans be-
Ing checked. Reports from throughcus the
southwest convey tho Information thst psr.
tiea OF Mex!cans are eqaipping themselves
and ars leaving for the rendezvous of the
revolutionis5 Whils no sangunary engage
msnts have occurred for several days there
Is g widsapread feeling sli alcng the border
that Ga,za's war Ia 90 yes Ia its inoipiency.
The latest reports from the frontier indi-
cate that the numerous bands OF revoiatlon
lists ere moving toward Mexico and that
unless thei. march Is iDterlerred with within
the next iew days the majority OF them will
have reached Mexican territory. They
hope TO meet sud join forces. and Montsrsy
is said to be the city upon which the first
combined assault Is to be made.
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Letter from Richmond.
Special Correspondence of the Alexandris Gazette
RICHMOND, Vs., Jan. z, 1892

Special Correspondence of the Alexandris Gazette
RICHMOND, Vs., Jan. z, 1892
The Governor of Virginia has been call.
ed upon By number Of prominent oltizsne
Of Alexandria county to give his most
thoughtful attention to matter that is Is
turblug them. The petition sent to the
Governor saga: Within tbe past yees there
has been located st the placs known ae
Jackson City, in the county of Alexandria.
a gambling house whiob. though conducted
Ia defiance OF Laws which have been upon
our statute books for many years, 10 never
the!ess conducted amost openly and with
ont interference on tine part OF those who5e
sworn duty IL Is to suppress euch unlawful
places Since the gsmbling den referred to
was opened other places OF like nature, less
respectable, II possible, than the first, and
also conducted more openly, have
united to make Jackson City ono of the
most disrepuisble places In this couotrg,
twenty such places being nov In operation.
ALI honor ia due Senator Blackburn for hsv-
ins insugurated the means by which Wash
ington, D O., was rld OF thei pool rooms
which infested that city; bat VS. regret
that, being driven from tho District of Co.
iumhis. thsse dens also have fou1d footing
upon Virginia soil. Jackson City has be-.
come the acknowledged resort Of the lowest
clnes of sharps, sneaks and blaCk!egs
who carry on their unlawful tEeGe
wlthout en- attempt at concealment, and
whose places, which are open day and night,
are the uudoubted means OF ruin!ng many
psrsons. Your petitioners are witnesses OF
these iscts, many of us being, By reason Of
our evocations, compelled TO pass through
the place referred to daily and We believe
that these evils ere affecting the good name
of our State, and the morals OF our young
men aEa children, who With as paes this
place sc they go to end from school. are re-
cevipg an object lesson which cannot but
hsVe so evil effect. and in this behalf s!ao
We uaits our prayers that the laws, which,
We ars informed. ere amply sufficient, may
be enforced. TIE petition ls aignsd by
about rs persons.
The House committee 90 Fosds will proba.
big fix upon Wednesday next GO tine for
che consideration of the kent railroad bill.
Il lie ssid that President Kimball cf the Nor
folk and Western read, will appear before
the committee whsn the bill first comes up.
This bill Is much discussed now, snd law
gers are questioning LTD constitutioaality al.
ready.
Hon. r. Walton Moore. of FsIrfex, who
came here for few days, haa returned
home. Es was warmly crested By bis old
legislative friends Who Remembers bis bill.
liant career In the Senate when be repre-
sented the Alexandra district in that su-
gust body.
The vote or the Norfolk ferry bill, which
passed the Hoase teeasy was not as clesa aH
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Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Parrish ugAiGs5 Parrish. F.om tho Couu.
ty Court CT Cumberland county. Affirmed.
Judge Lewis delivered the opinion.
Johnson egaiRss Fry. Frem Tia Circuit
Court OF Madison county. Reversed, Judge
Lscy delivering the opinion.
Mosby sgsinst Paul's administrator.
From the Circuit Court OF Augusta county.
Reversed, Judge Fanutleroy delivering the
opioion.
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Oomps.
py against Barnett. From the Circuit Court
OF Fatsfax comfy. Affirmed, JUICE RIeh-
srGson delivering tee opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Nunnally's administrator. From
the Circuit Court of Prince Eigsrd county.
Affirmed, Jadge Hinton delivering the
opinicn.
Carpenter sgainss Gold. From the Clv-
cnis COURT Of Clarke county. ABINGDON
one points the CAGE .hs Court Tss unsnl.
mous; on the facts the Court was equally d.
yidea-Judge Lewis delivering the opinion.
Thompson against Carpenter. Ffcm the
Circuit Court OF Clarke comfy. Ravsrsed.
Jadse Lacy delivering the opinion.
Norfolk eud Western Rairoad Company
sgaingt Carpsr's administrator. From the
Circuit Court of Pulaski county. Reversed,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Goodwin against Whitehead. From the
Cooperation Court of Norfolk. Affirmed,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion Judge
FanuteEos delivering dissenting opinion.
Porter against Christian. From the Cor
poratlon Court Of Lynchburg. Appeal dis
missed mpro7idsntl7 awarded, Judge Lacy
delivering The opinion.
Richardson againas Farfar, Judge. De.
murser and answer fled. Case ass for 14sh
of January.
Brown against Commonwealth. Writ of
sryor and supsFEedeas awarded to a indg-
mens rendered by the Circuit Oourr of
franklin county at the August term, 1891,
not to operate, to discharge accused from
custody.
Commonwealth against Roper, aame
against Dodson and came agains. Ballintlne.
Further argued and subni.ted,
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many oxpscted it would be. Forty-e!ght
votes zero cast IN iavoz CT the bill and thir-
ty.iour ageiDet il. Some werrn words we're
ussd In the debate on this oil yeatesday,
which tee newspaper reporters did not pub
FISH. BaV. Dr.. Tudor, sn eloquant Metho.
ds5 divine, heard toe discussion apd to-day
when he opened the proceedings CT the
House with prayer he prayed earnestly that
there would be 10 oerbitIea in debate, and
hia prayer waa answered.
Senator Henry Fairfax wee kept from the
Senate to-day in consequence of sickness.
esDator Little, who occupies the desk nezt
to sanator Fairfax. Gays that Senator Far.
fax hes bad case OF grip.
Ths osster var will heeiE in the iegls'a-
ture il fey degs. Tidawate. Legislators
are preparing for tho agbs.
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AT YESTERDAYS session OF The negro
Catholic congress in Philadelphia the color
line was discussed. Some Of the wiser
southern dslegates were in favor OF separate
parochlal schools and churches, but the ma
iority, including thcso from tho Nosth end
West. we're opposed to all race distinction
in either. Archbishop Ireland, OF 81. Paul,
sent letter 10 the congress expressing the
conviction that no distinction should be
made as to color Of pupils In psrlsh schools
but he Is almost the only radical In his
church In this country. and evidently knowa
little or nothing OF race characteristics and
natural prejudinee.
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TELEaRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

Tba stare running between Mokelumne
Hill and Valley Springs. CAL, was ssop9eo
BY highWayman yesterday and Ioposo OF
the express boxes.
A motion TOR new trial In the case OF VI
Grayes has been made at Denver, Col., anu
nexs Saturday has been sat as the DAY TO
hear the argument.
The Gainesville, Ca. WOODEN mills have
been totally destroyed By FIRE. The loss Is
500 GOO. Two hundred employees ale
thgogn ont OF work.
An ezplosion OF gaa at The Nelson CO..
lisry at shamokIn. Pa, this mcrning Killed
two msn and Injured SIX others. The
CAUSE of the explosion Is not known.
The funeral CT the Khedlve took place
in Cairo this afternoon. The route of the
procession was Incl By crowd numbering
200 0oO persons. Tbs services we're Of q
simple character snd devoid Of all o'tenta'
ton.
Recorder snyths in Now York this morning
septerced Billy McGloIy the famous dive keeper
to one year in the penitentisry and to pay tne
O, $500 for keeping disorderly house.
The glip is having an unprecedented run IN
Illinois. A dispatch from Vsndalis says that In
that city there is an Average OF two severe cases
in every family.
An English syndicate las bought twenty-three,
or all but six. of the -four mills in Utah. Tho
transaction involves $2,150,OOo for the plants
aud stock.
The boiler OF large saw mill at Bowling. Ala,
exploded yesterday instantly killing five en-
ployees of the company AMI fatally wounded two
others
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TIE REPORT ia. TIE Ca hoiics. as az or
ganlzstoe, and Prince l'nrbide are suFpy-
ing Cara wi,h tie msans for carrying on his
iusurrectionary movements In Mexico must
be utterly incorrect, ast the Catholic Church,
tbs world over, aiWays has been conservs-
tive organization, and nothing is batter
known than tire fact that the Prince referred
to lie poor man. But newspaper people
must have something to write about, ana,
unfortunately fox the craft, soma of these 10
dsarth of facts often rely upon their imagt'
natInp
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YROM WASHINGTON.
gs,scs. Correspcndescs Of Tie AIe5Gsaris GcSsss.i
WAnrrr1l roH d O. Ian 8 1879

Especial Correspondence Of TIE Ae5GsarAa dcSoss'i
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jan. 5. 1879
Among the visltors here to-day Is ex-Oon.
pressman Robert Mayo of Westmoreland
county, Virginia. Col. Meyo, who is re.
pnbliosn, says he sees By the papers that the
legislature ia to reapporsion representation
In his State 30 SIS TO MAKE democracy there
more solid than 1t is, bat that 1t strikes him
suoh thing is impossiOle,as of all the mem.
bers OF the Isslslatnre, the republicans nov
onIv have three. The Colonel says Mr. DOS
Passos. q New York millionaire, is nov ne.
ootiss,pg for the purchase Of Eve thousand
scres OF land 10 she one tract In Westmore.
land county, bounded on one size oy the
Potomac aud on another OF the Wlcomioo,
for hunting and fshing PURPOSES. Tne DOL
onel says the election OF Mr.. Beale as conn
ty Judge Of the Westmorslsna and Rloa'
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MR. PORTER, superintendent of the Cen
sus, has asked Congress for another million
dollars for hIs incomplete and inaccurate
osnsug. l. Is hoped that Congress which
stsrss out TO be economical may not make
lis promises ridiculous By giving Mr. Porter
a single cent more until it shall have pTeVi'
ousls investigated the affAirs.of the cenaus
bureau, and found out how the seven mill
lions already appropriated for taking the
cersus have been exDspded.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Guinness during the week has been quiet, as is
usually thu case after the holidays, the merchants
being generally engaged in settling their accounts.
There is nothing to note of interest in monetary
affairs, no, is there any change in money rates
In New York yesterday money on call was easy,
ranging from 21s 10 81, last loan st 3, and clos.
ing offered at 8, Prime mercantile paper AZ e.
In Baltimore money ruled easy at 41h to 5 per
cent. with good demand for trade use,. But
little is doing in local shares and prices gentr-
ally unchanged.
RsW yoag, Jan, s,-Ths excitement IN thu
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VIRGINIA HRWs,

Ex-Governor Holiday, according TO Lest
accounts, was epjoying himself In Rome.
VIM. Slupkip, welI.known civil eDgt.
neer, has disappeared from Richmond. de
is said to be fioancIally embarrassed.
Msi,r Alexander Baker, o prominent cit
izsn OF Clarke county, died on Wednesday
after a protraoted illness, aged seventy
years.
Miss Mary Cline. a sister to the late Al.
fred ard William Cline, disd at her home IN
Lsesburg. last Friday night In the 7Osh year
of her age.
Capt. A. J. Farish died in Charlottesville
Wednesday night from the effects of itiu-
ries he sustained By falling on the street, IN
Richmond, last November.
Mahe'a Harvey and Lucy CLARK, oolored,
went to a candy stew In Richmond We'd
nesday night, and about tWo O'CLOCK yesser-
dsy morning. while returning home, they
fell into dock and were drowned.
The committee on road, OF the HouEe OF
Delegates did not ct their nesting yester-
day name day for hearing the Kent rail-
road commission bill. Mr.. Il. 7. Kmhall.
president Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, has expressed desire to De present
at the hearing OF this measure. He will
probably not be able to set to Richmond be-
fore Tuesday. The time for considering the
bill will be named by the committee later on.