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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
TO MOVE ON.
Russia's Order to the Hebrew Part of Her
Population.

IRy Anglo-Amer1can cable TO the Disps,oh.l
ST. PErERsBURa. December 1.-THE Rus
sian Senate has promulgated q law re-
curing that Jewish artisans shall reside
only in places where official Boards
of Trade exist, the pretence being
that they can thus be kept more
effectively under official regulation
and supervision. Official Boards of
Trade exist only in about 10 per cent. OF
the towns in Russia, and the decree there
fore means "A vast addition to the misery
and oppression under which the Hebrews
already labor. Many thousands OF Jewish
artisans will be compelled to remove from
the towns in which they are located 70
enter tho competition for existence in the
populous centres OF the Jewish pale.
The object of the new law Is believed 10
be to start the Hebrews TO stirring again
and drive them over the frontiers, whether
other countries are willing TO receive them
or not. The partial embargo on emigration
TO America had caused cessation OF the
rush OF Russian Hebrews TO the irontier, and
the Russian authorities, y are ANXIOUS
10 get rid Of the Hebrews without abso-
lutely bayonetIng them across the border,
have been much iTritated by the change in
affairs. The new law. it Is expected, will
start them to moving again, and by being
driven from one town to another they Will
be carried INTO exile. What becomes Of
them after they cross the border the Rus
sian authorities do not concern themselves
about.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton, Sc. and the
Weather Indications
lBy telegraph 70 III. Dispatch


WASHINGTON, December It's p. NJ
Weather conditions.
The barometer has risen over the lower
Valley and has fallen on the
Atlantic coast during the day. IL has
also fallen very decidedly in the North
west. A very extensive area of high
barometer still prevails over tho Rocky
Mountains and on the Pacific coast. ex-
tending southwark into Texas. Rain has
fallen on the Atlantic coast from New Eng
and to Georgia, and on the west Gulf
coast, The following heavy rainfall Gn
inches. was reported: Aberdeen. Miss,
LIS.
Forecast for Sunday: For vir-I
gina: Fair weather; westerly Fllp |
winds; slightly colder.
For North Carolina: Fair wea.
Their, except occasional ram on the coast !;
northwesterly wlnds: colder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Tribute of Respect.

Ata called meeting OF the directors OF
the Burton Electric COMPANY held yester-
day afternoon the following resolutions
were adopted:
:" whereas Il hath pleased God torsmove
from our midst our friend aud faithful su-
perintendent, W. L1oH BuRros;
- ResoIned. That IN his loss this company
has been deprived Of most Jealous ofnceR
and devoted servant and tho community
OF a most worthy man. As an officer the
Last hours OF his life were full OF care Tor
ths company's welfare. He never tired il
its seryice. As man he Was the very soul
OF integrity. His word WAS ~ coed - his
/" Rsso,ssd. That We tender our sympsIhy
10 his bereaved family, together with 3
copy OF these resolutions"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

was urged 20 become candidate for Gov
ernor az the last election, but l refused.
Nor would | accept the position II every,
man IN the State desired me TO do so. 1
have settled my accounts between the
State and myself and am perfectly salts
fed with the result.
- am reioiced only to know that the at
lection OF my old soldiers for me remains
mistaken in storm "a IN calm.
Thanking you for your kind interest,
Yours truly, WADE HAAP1os."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
THE CITY MISSION.
Important Action of the Meeting Held
Saturday Last.

saturday Last.
A meeting of the City. Mission was held
on the 10Th inst. ut the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. The president, Mrs.
Stokes. was in the chair and thirty other
ladies present. Some important questions
were discussed and settled. The separa-
ton between the white aud colored city
missions is final, and the colored people
must no longer apply to any lady OF the
White City Mission Tor help or frequent the
mission houses, as they have one OF their
own ORGANIZATION, and must apply to AIDE
line Hill. 1913 west Leigh. the president OF
the Colored City Mission. She will attend
IN their wants. The white people
in the various districts are requested
not to apply to any lady visitor
for help outside Of their own district.
The ladies will visit the districts once a
week and distribute coat and ration
tickets, clothing, &c. Should the poor
need other help IN cases OF sickness, &C.
they must apply to Mrs. Craddock, matron'
M the 1llsslon-house, who will Immediate
iy inform their visitor. and they will re-
ceive prompt attention. This arrangement
i found necessary 10 avoid the constant
ringing of door-bells, which causes annoy
ance 10 housekeepers and discomfort 70
the servants III their employ. With WELL
filled treasury the City Mission could sup;
DIV all that is needed III Richmond 10 aid
and sustain the poor OF the city and any
deserving poor who may come nom other
places, bat the limited support the MISSION
receives limits the nd gwen. The ladies'
ask the business and professional men not
10 dispense charity at their doors, as II
only tcpds to encourage beggary. idlenesss.
and drunkenness. but 10 send their eontri-
bntious TO tho ladies of the City Mission,
vino will carefully guard ana iudiciously
distribute them. When person presents
herself or himself for charity ask tho name
10 any lady of the mission, who Will lnyes-
tieate the case and ascertain the worthl-
meas OF the party. THIS action will tend TO
keep beggars from the streets and DE q
benefit 20 the poor generally. This publ
cation is made at the request OF the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
A SOUTHERNER MISSING.
lie is Trustee of Large Estates and Has
Been Specializing.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

Nrw YORK, December 1.-THE newsps-
pers claim that Edward 7. Chamberlain Is
Inissinr. He Is "A southerner, about 40
wears of AGE. and is trustee of the estates
of John Nj. George, who left several mil
lion dollars. aud George Harvey, who left
A fortune OF $500, 900 Mr.. Chamberlain Is
known to have speculated in grain and IL
sad 10 have lost considerable money; His
friends fear dependency over his losses
affected his mind and are making dihGeht
search for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Killed by Freight Train.

IoP6UIaI -
LYycgPURe, VA. December Ina.
thaniel Campbell, of the neighborhood OF
Piney river, in Amherst county, was
struck YESTERDAY afternoon by freight
tram this side of Amherst Courthouse and
was so badly injured that he die q. TINS MS
The Ties outside of the track, and 1t -
thought that he dropped to sleep and did
not hear the train approaching. He was
struck on the left side and was completely
paralyzed when found. He was about %
wears of age and leaves wife ana ten
chfl6rnu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
DEATHS.

CAUDLE.-Di at the residence OF her
brother.in-iaw, Mr. Preston Statke, IN
Manchester, Friday, December 10, lssl,
Mrs. ARGENIA CAUDLE; aged ~ ears;
The funeral will take place from Meade
Memorial church. Manchester. THIS sun
day. AFTERNOON at 5 O'Clock. FRIENDS
and acquaintance arc inFitod 70 az
tend.
GALLAGHER Sunday morning,
AZ Roanoke, Va, HUGH. son OF Hugh Il
and Mary ID. Gallagher; aged years.
sALE.-Died. in Williamsburg. Va. De-
cemper 18th, HENRY q. SALE, son OF y.
~ IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ROMANCE OF THE HAREM.
beauties Murdered in Their Beds-The
suItan's Ire-Torture.

yAngloAmsrican cable to tho Dispstch.l
CovsrAsT1Nop1E, December H.-Four
beautiful odalisques. or female slaves,
were recently presented by the Khedl7e
OF Egypt 20 the Sultan of Turkey and
placed IN the imperial harem. The oda-
iisoues appear to have had q captivating
influence over the Sultan, who paid them
SO much attention as TO excite the jealousy
Of the Others The beautiful slaves were
found murdered IN their beds q
few da,s ago, having fallen vic
TINS To poison. The Sultan IS
said 10 have been deeply moved. He
ordered rigid investigation and severe
punishment TO the guilty. Three eunuchs
who had access 70 the apartments OF the
victims have been arrested on suspicion
of being the persons who actually admin
istered the poison, and at the latest ac-
counts they were being subjected to tor
ture in order 10 compel them to make
full confession. Suspicion Of having in-
stigated the crime rests chiefly on one OF
the concubines, who until the odalisquos
arrived almost monOpoiZed the Sultan's
affections. In the present temper OF his
Majesty 10 is doubtful whether even she
would escape tho bowstring or the Bos-
phorus should sufficient proof Of her guilt
be adduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
WHY Mother Is Proud.
rphrppOlOgical Journal


Ioof1n his face, look IN his eyes,
Roguish and blue and terribly wise
Roguish and blue ana quickest 70 SEQ
When mother comes IN as tired az can be;
Quickest to ind her incest Old chair,
Quickest 70 get % the top q the stair,
Quickest 70 SOC that Kiss IL on the check
Would help her far more than 70 cnater, 70
speak;
Look in ms face and guess n you can
Why mother IS proud OF her little man.
Tho mother Is proud will tell you this;
You can see it yourself IN her tender KISS
Bat why? Wen, Of all her dears
There is scarcely one who ever hears
Tho moment she SPEAKS, and jumps 10 500
What her want or wish might be-
Scarcely one. They all forget,
or are not IN the notion to 20 quite yet,
But this she knows, IT her boy IL near,
There Is somebody certain to want u hear.
Mother Is proud. and she holds him fast
And kisses him frs. and kisses him last;
And he holds nor hands aud looks IN her face,
Aui hlnts for her spool which - out OF It's place,
And proves that be loves nor whenever he can
That IL Why she Is proud OF her little man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
A ns,.er Br,xht.
[By .eIegrsph o tae Dlspa.ch.l

ALBANY, ORE, December 17.--Frederick
Refs saw bright meteor approaching
from the southeast yesterday. Ii was
travelling very rapidly, and with a rusn-
ing sound fell into the street, followed by
bright sparks. Refs fastened to the spot
where 1t struck the earth and found o
rock about fourteen inches in circum-
ference. Ii was still very hot and charred
the board upon which 10 was placed. The
rock had the appearance of volcanic pro-
duction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
The FEOERAL HOUSE.



. telegraph 90 jhe D.spatch.l
, December II. Mr.. Breck-
.. kentucky, from the Commit
.r.tuaIons. reported the forth
APPROPRIATION b,ll IN the House
It Ha- placed on the calendar.
... ...re th.t be would asa Tor ats
.uL january 5tu.
.. az kansas, asked consent Tor
90 ut -,sa.ut.ou lustructing tue
,.a ou WAYS aud Means 10 report
.. early date the bIli imposing an
t.E. dr. Springer, OF Illinois. OBJ
lion OF Sir. Anderson. Of West
. -'.uUJu va, adopted calling
.'"..iaIv OF The Interior fora state
....,- le names of persons WHO
..I or been discharged from the
Bureau before aud since November
spool FL order was then called up,
g.. ... authorizing the Secretary OF
.f-.-.II - settle tlt account started
tne government aud the state OF
. iAs measure beng in Commit
..s Whole. Nf. Bullock, Of Florida,
t.4t tle House resolve itself into
committee Tor rs consideration. but
'.N-, Hi 4.'l.sau, proved STUN
.-l.E BE demanded division, aud
....s which ought 10 have been COM
rs uruhtt-. ;here was q vote on
20 % iu tue Affirmative aud IN the
-'r. Ar. Burrows. suggesting that
SEQ. @ b ID tia involved tie approprla-
., $4,000. raised The point OF no
ln. and uoquOrum appeared. but Sir.
..."7 reicnred aud withdrew his point,
.ac understanding that 10 vote
ID .. taken to-day
eject OF this agreement is that the
vU. lose IT'S privileged character, aud
'e re.egated 20 the calendar
acIJu was taken on the measure, and
.lr Meyer OF Louisiana announced
teeth Of Senator Gibson. Of Louisiana.
%. mark OF respect 20 the memory OF
deceased the House adjourned.
Dog Senate was not IN session to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

1t was only recently that we were told
OF a number of persons from Newark, NJ.
j., and Danville, Va, who had come to tho
Pasteur laboratory in New York for treat
ment for bites received from dog sup
posedly afflicted with rabies. Now comes
the announcement of the discharge of all
of these persons upon the assumption
by the head Of the institute that
they are cured. While ii would be too
much to assert positively the correctness
of this opinion. the fact that the patients
developed no signs of rabies within the
period of their injury and their discharge
certainly il an clement in favor. Of tho
treatment, and will weigh in public opln-
ION as such.-PhiiddeiDhta Bulletin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
rHE MRAKNYss GENERAL

Tho weakness OF the trusts extended 10 the
whole list and some Of the railroad stocks were
press for sale at Intervals, notably Lackawanna
and New England. Towards IL O'Clock there was
some recovery, but 10 sOOu disappeared under
renewed selling. The lowest prices OF the morn
ing were current At thu close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

NEW YORK, December 17.-There was heavy
trading on tho Stock Exchange during the two
hours OF business to-day. The sales 10 noon
aggregated 3l3,965 shares. As on several pre-
ceding days, the Industrals we're tho features.
They we're again pressed for sale at tho opening.
and some largo blocks were thrown on the mar
ket, breaking prices at a rapid rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ALIoense Test Case.

Especial telegram 20 the Ulspatch'I
NORFOLK, Va, December 1.-THE Port,
ner Brewing Company appeared IN court
TO-DAY through their local agent ana John
VI. Johnson. attorney, OF A,e1anuIia, C0
test the cOnstitutionality OF the ncensV VI
S2Oo imposed for selling goods msnufac,;
tured in the State. Judge Hill reserved
his decision. The agent resisted payment
and was fined. and the case went to Judge
Hill on a writ of habeas corpus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ARNoTT'S STORES ARE NOT.
Part of Them. at Least, Destroyed by
Fire-Loss, S35O,OOO.
rBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

BRooKLYN. n. Y. December IA .por:
ton of Arnott's stores, at the foot OF
'rwentv-seyenth street, was destroyed by
fire this morning. A dozen fremen had a
narrow escape from being crushed under
falling wall. several OF them, however,
we're injured; though only one, as far as
known. was seriously hurt.
At least 1000 bales of cotton and an I'M
mense quantity of bagging and Jute were
stored IN the building. Inc loss Is ABOUT
- a 600. the insurance unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
An Alleged Murderer Lynohed.

BR1sToL, Tenn, December 17.-While
Irwin Roberts. the alleged murder of Lam
don Crosswhite, was beng conducted by
officers through Shady Valley yesterday n
y0,i'e TO the johnson county jail his cap
tors we're overpowered by mob and tho
prisoner was hanged to limb of a tree;
Roberts begged piteously fol-. his life, and
declared he was innocent OF the CRIME
but tho mob would not listen 10 him'
Crosswb,te was an aged and highly re-
snected citizen, who was shot from ambush
while riding along the public road. Cir
cumstances pointed strongly to Roberts as
the assassin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
SAN DOMINGO BOUGHT.
An American Syndicate Now Practical
Ruler of the Island.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y 70 VIZ
NTw YORK, December IA syndicate OF
troll of the Island of San Domingo by the
purchase Of the right TO collect the Gus
toms revenue of the country, which are
principally derived from the tobacco mo-
nopoly. The precise terms are withheld,
but il is understood that $3,45O,OOO Is the
amount agreed upon. The members of the
purchasing syndicate are as far as known
Charles W. Wells and Willard Brown, OF
New York and John w. Taylor, OF New
ark. The concessions were heretofore con-
trCIled bv the Messrs. WesterndOrf, bank
ere. of Amsterdam. The scheme makes the
holders practical rulers of the republic
because they pay the officials. The con-
cession will also give the United States
harbor and cOalInG station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
10 AAMpToN,s RErIaeMsNr.
The veteran Says lie Has Settled Ao-
counts with South Carolina.
igy telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l

"tsa4saT)N. -. O.. December H.
fge q Tanner. Confederate soldier
N-Hpt1u, wrote 20 him aud urged him TO
reconsider bis resolution refusing 20 again
'-i"r South Carolina politics. He also
2t med certain plans by which he be-
Hered the General could triumph over his
e-eulcs. TO tins letter Sir. Tanner has
received the following reply:
COLUMBIA. =. o., December -, 1892.
Dear Tanner, II am Obliged 10 you Tor
our HAD letter. which reached me few
u-s ago. Under no possible cireum-
s;anoes or persuasion wonld | take any
pace offered me by South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
BEARS IN THE DISMAL SWAMP.
Unusually VoracIous and Give Farmer
TroubIe--A Big Christmas Hunt.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, December 1.-THE black
bears of the DIsmal-Swamp section of
Norfolk county and Horth Carolina con-
tinue giving the farmers conSdera-
bic trouble and seem more yora-
cious than Mt other seasons. The
wild animals think nothing OF carrying of
a hog and now and then head OF cattle.
The bears caught in the trans set for them
are very large, some of them weighing 800
pounds. C-.,..
ton are organizing big bear hunt Tor the
Christmas week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Reported for the D'spsfch-l
DEcEABxg l7.--No auction offerings on Change
Private sales: Wrappers, AZ; nIlers, 2;
cutters, Il; smokers, b; darks, 10 scrap, a.
Burleys. S: primings, 5A-total. $50 hogsheads-
InternxLrcvenuo collections; Cigars aud csfAr.
cites, s1.e26.30: tobacco. 32.s%S.1o; spee.Ai
tag. sIA.6s-total. e4,303o0.
No auction onsrings cn Change - he woes.
Rrtynss xalass SNaAeA e6i smakse~ AsSi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

cutssrs, 10; Wrappers. <s7; darss, tot scrs1
9: Burley, 10; prfuinss, S%-sosat vi h'sS
heads-
cites. sIe.4s5.6O; tobacco, sl7.i5<sofi spssse1
sax. s1z.5s-totaI. s35,65f.03.
Dark loose sales, 2s4,l60 pounds: higneg
price, sl0.26; bright loose sales. ioS's'"
ponnds; highest price, $50.
sale OF brights at Crcnshsv's Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ingalls, Hits II.

Iby teIeETupH 70 sIIo I7l5V''11'I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December LEX
Senator John j. ingalls,, Of Kansas; was IN
the city tonight. In an interview he SAID
1.-The Republican party IS now at that
stage of its history where it IS without
leaders and without hope and must start
anew and bulld itself up"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

leans and Texas-P Pacific Cincinnati South.
ern) railroad tonight four miles from ,nas
place and that seyefal persons were killed
No particulars are given. The railroad OF.
fclals here say there was wreck, put tnhs
no lives were lost. They refuse to give
any further information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
GRAIN AND corToN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Decem Der 17.-ovsEsIsGs-Whea
1854 busnels- Corn. 2.052 bushels. Oats, l,O4O
bushels.
,sALEa Wheat. 1,2l4 bushels. Corn, 9s4
bushes. Oats, 40 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr.-hongoerry, 7Ia7Sc- aixst. 72s77c
BhorIperry. 7Oa7Tc. No . red, 76s17c-
CoaN.-wnite. Virginia, now. bag lots, ACC. No.
white, 4sc. No. = mixed, 47a4bc.
OArA--WInter for seed, 3sa&2c.; Nc
mixed. 3Da4oc. NO. mixed, 39a3se.
dYL--6SaD2c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
NR. al AiNEis MklhDY.
statement from His fbysician-Nothinr
Positive 10 TIE Said.
NV Telegraph 70 the Diapatcb.l

fBy Telegraph 70 tne DlspetcbJ
WASHINGTON. ID. C., December 17.-The
following statement ia given TO the United
Press bv DR.. W. W. Johnston, the physi-
cian of Mr.. Blaine. with the approval of his
family:
" Mir. Blame has been suffering for some
time past with symptoms of impaired
general health, but which did not clearly
indicate disease of any particular organ.
Evidences of local organic disease have
been manifested recently. and il IL be-
liovod that his present condition is due to
this cause.
while there IS nothing in the nature of
this disease TO warrant the fear of anv
very rapid progress, he has shown within
q month past more slgus of serious illness
than before. II Is hoped that this agra
walton may pass of, but no positive state
ment can now be made as to the changes
which may take place from day to day.
At the present moment he is. better than
for week past"
Mr.. BLA1EE's CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 17.-At
II y. NJ. Mr.. Blaine's condition was re-
ported as about the same"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
cARL ENrERs A DENIAL.
French Parliamentary Duel.

rBy Anglo-Amer'can cable 70 the Dispatcl
PARIS. December IA duel growing out
OF Thursdays heated debate in the Cham
Der of Deputies was fought to-day. Deputy
Areney Bepubican) having challenged
Deputy Gabriel, BoulangIst. Two shotS
were exchanged, but nobody was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Mexican Revoiutionists surro' nueo'
fBy telegraph n the Dlspatch.l

Nyw YoRK, December ia special 70
the Word from Laredo. Texas. says that
news has been received thar 100 revoin-
tionists are surrounded in a dense efid-
poyraI near Carrizo by United States troops
ard that a battle Is expected shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
n. DLA1NE's CoSDITros
ONLY A PANsY
blossom to Represent Uncle sam-ChsnEe
In Old GLORY.
IN teleeraph 10 DO Dlspatch.l

WAsaNGToN, d. c., December 17.-Mr.
Butler, of iowa. introduced a bill to-day
to establish the psnsy as the national floral
emblem. IIo also introduced a bill
changing the formation of the United
States flag so as 10 have q pansy in the
UNION. surrounded 10y the stars represent
ing the States, the staff of the flag to re-
present sleeping rattlesnake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
nalErouipped Ere Department.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa'cnl
NORFOLK. Va. December 1.-THE CITY
Councils committee of invest gation nave
asccrtained that the Fire Department OF
Norfolk IL about half equipped as com;
pared with other cities IN Virginia, anu
stems will be taken at once to place the
department on good footing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

ISDiASAPoLIs, INn., December 1.-THE
Supreme Court TODAY decided that the
apportionment law is constitutional. re-
yersing the decision Of the. lower court,
hich held the law Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

The burial service OF Mrs. u. VIRGINIA
SPENCE. widow OF George A. ,Spenss, has
been changed from il O'clock A u. 70 y
O'clock r. N. at Hollywood SUNDAY, De-
eau, her 10 1872
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Chairman Harrity Honorsd.

PHuADELpHA. Pa, December T.--Wil-
liam L. Harrlty was dined at the Art CiuD
tonight by representative Philadelphians
who wished to honor most distinguished
fellew-citixsn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
FOLLOWING cLEveLAND's EXAMPLE.
President Harrison to Take a Trip Down
the Potomac.
by Telegraph to the Dispatch.

WAsu1SGroN. ID. c.. December lit is
stated at the Executive Mansion that the
President viii probably take few days
trip down the Potomac river during the
Christmas holidays.