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WANT MILHOLLAND'S HEAD.
SUPPOSE HE CiERiEs THE ItirENTH.
WILL IOSTkR REMOTE Hfi:

To-day IL the Primary, nnd the Eyes of Ail
Creation Arc Fused On the Eleventh Dis.
triot, ir Not Otherwise Engaged.
Tho most Interesting development In the
Eleventh district row yesterday was tho state
ncpt mado by Charles A. Peabody. Jr. the
nominal leader OF the district machine. that a
communication had beon sent to Secretary
Foster requesting Lin to remove John
E Milhoand as chief inspector OF tho I'm
migration bureau, Mr.. Peabody said that
the request would undoubtedly DO com
piled with. because tho Secretary had
absolutely promised to remove Mr. Milholland
n such arequest was made by tho Republican
organization in tho district. Mr.. Peatody de-
clined TO say to whom this promise was made.
Itwas Cornelius n. Bliss who wrote to the Sec
retary. II Is said that the Secretary has beon
urged to use oil possible haste In complying
with tho request. with tho view probably Of
weakening Milhollands strength ut the pri-
mary election to-day.
When Mr.. Milholland was asked what he
thought OF the demand made for his removal
he said:
II am not in the lcas. surprised. The Bliss
crowd have been clamoring for my removal
ever since began tho flght against the way in
which they managed tho district They may
convince tho Administration that II is its duty
to interferein this little Assembly district row.
and II they do don't think | shall worry much
about IL. Icertainly shall not hesitate for an
Instant to keep up tho fight. nor shall rccede
one inch from tho position that have tuken
ldcfy tho wh"ic gang to d. tietr worst. IStt
them tako my liace AWAY /: they can l. Will
have no moro effect nron me 20 farms regards
my course In the Eleventh Assembly district
than anything else that they have done %:
could do. We 60 into the 'iclit tomorrow
morning r.epn, ed for all the consequences
That may, follow. They ma,. lc4t Us at tho
polls l don't think they will. Bat whether
they do or DO not. the tight sti!l gees Oh until
that district is run "a IL should ha.
If tho demand for Mi,hpIand's head is COM
Piled with. there is n CHARGE .. the trouble AS
suming such proportions as to compel the Mt
tention Of the President J. be symIathies ofeX-
senator llatt are with Mt,hOi!and, and it is
said that many members Of the Union League
Club would be pleased NJ til" dcrut oi the
Bliss faction. The light at the primary election
to-day is expected t. he hot The primary will
ho held Mt lO7 West Thirty tourlh street. Tho
polls will be omen from o'clock IL, the morn.
ming unit y o'clock Mt ntGht. Mr. Peat oly
w;is ASKED what ho thought tho result would
hhG;. hhG;. n. rsh'i%i @ ri ,hn ~ II IN, I, Voice Eeop ornr
uemen who live on Murray Hill cannot lie cX-
pected to vote il disturbances arc permitted:
These arc the two tickets:
The sun., 1892-04-15

a Great saving
Can be made on Furniture N PIinrs. ioi west Four
beAnth sL-Ads.
The sun., 1892-04-15

perfume box. and Mr..
large fiat pilgrim bottl
which showed a circu
side with a coiled dra
Hoe, paid $3.50 for q
bowls OF rose-colored G,
The hambs porcolaI
prices. Filty-three spI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
TO TURN OVER A NEW LEAF.
Offenders Who VIII Probably DO Better
After Present Troubles Are Over.

Justice Crutchfeld closed his years
work nj the Police Court with quite Snort
docket Some Of the cases, though, were
complicated and several nations were
represented in the list OF Offenders.
william Anderson (colored) was charged
with assauIting. kicking, ana pfulenV
beating Hiram Jones. Ihe evidences
against him was pretty strehg' anu nc WIS
sent on 70 the grand Jury.
Frank Allen (colored). charged with as
sauiting and striking Laura Johnson Win
brick, was fined IS and costs.
Lawrence Hrnnessy was required 10
give security for 800 for thirty days Tor
trespassing on the premises OF A. D. Lee;
He could not furnish the required bono
aud consequently was sent down.
Eliza cambridge and Julia Moore pad
$50 each for fighting and being disorderiy
Joe Lester (colored) was fned IS for be-
ing disorderly aud fighting IN the grocery
store Of n. Il. Martin
Andrew Winston (colored) was before
the Court for assaulting and threatening
TO strike Edward Thompson and joseph
Smith with a blackjack. The charge
couId not be proven, so Andrew was dis
charged and Thompson and Smith PAID
Sl.30 each costs.
James Lewis (colored) was up charged
with being disorderly IN the street: lie
was required TO give bond for 800 for
thirty days. ~
Abner Arms tead and James Randall
doth colored) charged with striking and
wounding man named World with some
instrument They were sent On 10 the
Hastings Court.
Martha Lucas (colored) was before the
Court charged with stealing SO from the
person OF W. II. Mason. The charge
could not be proven and Martha was dis
charged.
Frank Jackson (colored) was fined $3.50
tor driving over the hose Of the Richmond
Fire Department.
Several DRINKS were disposed of and
number of attachments issued. after when
the court adjourned until January i, 1872
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Range OF the Thermometer at the front
door Of the DIsPAroH once Yesterday
Moan temperature. .
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YoRs. December Si.-The stock
market was fairly active aud again de-
cidedly strong TO-DAY, many of the lead
ing stocks reaching the best prices attained
during the year. and the market as q whole
closed the year strong and active OF prsc-
tically the highest prices. The feature OF
the day was the new squirt IN New Eng
land as usual for no apparent reasons.
This stock from position OF comparative
obscurity came suddenly to the front, anu
while leading the advance became one OF
the most active stocks on the list Its
fiual figures while not its highest showed
by far the largest gain for the day. Both
ID. cosisrs aud tho Vsnderbilts were quiet
but strong. and the same may De said
OF the Goulds and Wizards. Among the
low prices Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf. Oregon Navigation Short Line,
Buhalo, Rochester and Pittsburg. st.
Louis Southwestern and Toledo. Ann Ar
Dor and North Michigan were most promi-
nent, all making large gains on COMPARE
lively heavy trading. The industrials
were firm, the lead stock sold and is now
taking tho lead. The general market
opened with fractional advances over last
nights figures and general upward
movement Was soon under way, aud while
the advance halted at times there was no
weak spots alter the FIRST hour when sugar
raised | per cent. aud nothing like a
reaction was seen throughout the SEES
sion. There was some concession III the
last hour when realizations ON the profits
accrued during the day were taken by the
traders, but the close was fairly steady at
or nearthe best prices Of the day. Among
the active shares the most important gains
were. New England. 2<, Union Pacific, !;
Rock Island. Chicago gas, and Louisville
and Nashville each ~, and Burlington
AID Quincy / per cent. Among the rpe.
cialtie.. however, Oregon navigation rose
and others from 10 2 per cent. Sales
of listed stocks, $4,000 shares; unlisted,
1900.
MONEY AsD EXCHANGE.
Ecening. quiet aud firm at
45s.ta4so. COMMERCIAL bills, 4slAaisfa
Money! easy at 2lsa3't, closing offered at
80. ouo- Treasury balances-Soin SILL
.73j. 900: currency, q, 1891. 900. Governments
dull aud nrm 4per cents. Us. State
bonds dull and firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Station Mission Sunday sohOOl ". h hslS

Station Mssion Sunday school was hsld
Wednesday night. The school. which
meets at. No. l4lS moth. Tventy;rintn
street. has thirty-four scholars on soil. ana
IL Is under the management OF Mr. CnaSIes
II. Hasker. There were about eighty. per-
sons at the anniversary -of1cers, teachers,
scholars, and their parents. Tbs children
were treated to Chrstmss feast, and
every person in the room received some
token OF Christmas love with the Wei,
talk by Rev. George H. Ray on Christmas
times, in which were brought out hIsgreat
sympsthies with both children and parents
and the great JOY afforded him IN seeing
all made happy. Mr. Hasker told his ex-
perience OF C6r;stmas on board man-of--
war, where the day is usually kept IA good
old style, where good will and good cheer
is manifested TO officers and mea, the
usual disciplinary restraint being LOT inc
day laid aside. There was some exceiieni
am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
MARKETS az reLe0sAPts
NRw YoaK.


New YonK. December 3l.-co<ton quiet ana
steady: sales today, lao b. -; middnus Up.
iandH l3-1eec. niddlmg oiissns etse; net
s;reaf Britain. 1897 bslss; 50 the Continent,
iS.T7s bales; stocs. l.3op,e7t csisA southern
T,oor duii aud steady. WEsM ffinW ana qQict
So. 2 red. el.os34; options eS2v:d nSxaa!
No rsd, Dscsasbef. llo5itael: e3yt; Ssns-
arr, ei.05k; NaY, el.Q1h. Corn fal!iy essivs
cIosinr ssssdisr, No :. s15taxpo cgtone dei1
pss@ns. s,s ia, ssc3Ss s si ~: ~ s. s.
iions duh ana unsnenoee ~ ~ ~ ~
closed, stssdy. fQas5 sRi ye1ee{ys St4s2s
sissc; March 20 ~, Seo:s 49,. s's 81
Amer ss Holsssss --ass osisess 90 se = =.
lisineed epsneee e tezey W. q ~
.'ss1 3 s 6s.sssss sss q o.
ss:s. s. ;.'s sssss Is - sssis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
4 DIABOLICAL DEED.
GEORGE sssr, NEGRO, poIsoNs HIS
Sanity IN CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C.
go. vr,fe nesd and Ills Two children FL
pec,cd 20 Die--He Used Rough on
hats ARREST and Inquest.
s...l.l ,olngrnm % tho plspalch.l

N,vnysV. \. c.. December si.--Seoree
nv, lrolorea). Of Dover. this county, was
,..ucst 20 town tonight under arrest
iced with poisoning his wife. who is
al end two children. who are likely TO
70. ANkIfHs.
Tho coroner. DR.. Primrose, went mp THIS
ming 70 Dover. aud held an inquest.
a.. brought down the stomach OF tho wo-
nan foT analysis.
THr POISON.
The evidence indicates that Rough on
r.tsn was the poison used, which was
,.'caled with -four made into bread. OK
,~..oh the family all pertook except
Geo. who dined out that dag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

PRrERsBuRG. Va, December 3l,-What
might have been serious Are il II had oc.
cared nj q later hour In the night was prevent
ed By tho good work OF the 1remen sbous quar-
ter 20 night Huge volumes OF smoke were
seen issuing from the store OF Bangley q vsnde-
grift dealers In stoves and tinware, on Sycamore
street Ia tho business portion Of the city. Tho
origin n not kn1en, as the store had been closed
for the night Gully short time before the alarm
was given. The hre was confined to the cellar
and the Building, which IL owned by c. A. Pope
and insured n he Virginia Mutual, was only
slightly damaged. The stock OF Bangey 6
vandegrlft, which was only injured by water,
was insured Tor sJ.4O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
The Governments Financss.
nv t.la.sanh n, tina nisnatch.l

WARRINGTON. December sl.-Ihs reye.
nues Of the Government tor the month OF
bpcember we're sz3,500, 600, or 81, 800, 900 less
iian the expenditures during the same period
last year. 1his has had the object Of reducing
the Treasury cash balance TO 30,405, 74e, In.
Guiding si4 100000 In subsidiary silver ana
sl4,6o6.S27 ON deposit with national banks
The balance decrease was $50, is6,al7. There
has been decrease In the bonded debt 70 the
catent Of the ~ per cent. bonds redeemed. pnt
we cash balance available for the payment Of
the debt IL less than on the LIST instant. The
principal item ia the disbursements for tho
month was Sl3,l2J,000 on account OF pea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
MiHIkIAGfs.

YRIFDLEIN -LIsBERGER. Married.
In Richmond. Va, on December 40, 1884,
DR. r. N. Calisch, Mr.. SlGNUND 5.
PtIFDIEIN. OF Savannah, Ue., % Miss
IFOKORA /. LISBERGER.
savannah Ca papers please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Married, ~ tho
residence Of Thomas n. Kendler. Esq.' ia
this city, on the evening OF Deeemoe, ~,
MifTiE LOU HAWKINS and Dir.
CHARLES Y. WALKER. No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

n gives VA much pleasure 81 announce to
our friends that our well. known aud popu-
lar peighbor. SIR. Julien hinfofd. 100. east
Main street, Is enjoying his share OF tho
trade. His old Wines and Liquors need
no comment. while his new anu weil-ss-
iocied stock of Fancy and Family 0roce-
rles ara unsurpassed. A brand Of Flour
he calls "Faultles- IL conceded 20 be tnn
leading brand. and the price IS only s6.7o
per barrel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
DEATHS.

TREPMAN.-D,sd.a at his residence. No.
ora Hull street, Manchester, December ~.
1871. JOHN FREEMAN, IN the si1ty-fourtn
year Of his age. ,s,
Funeral will take place from Bainofldee-
Street Baptist church TO-DAY lfriday)
AZ a.sO O'Clock. Friends and acqusintancss
Of the family are respectfully invited to az
tend
KLAPP.-Died. of double pneumonia. AZ
her rssldence in Phllsieiphia. at z;D
o'clock A. NJ. Thursday, December 81, issl.
ANNA PAULINA KLAPP, widow OF Dr;
Joseph Knapp. Of Philadelphia, ana
danrhter OF the late John Van Lew and tns
late Elizs T.. Van Lew. Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Election OF Officers.

At the annual meeting of w. ID. Reynolds
Lodge. No. 100. Sexennial League. held at
Druids' Hall Wednesday night. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year fresi-
don't, 4. H. Scott Vice President, 5. 7. Perkln'
son. Jr /; Past-President, Il. Jacob: Secretary,
III. 4. HirshDerg; Treasurer. Harry Hirshberg
Medical Examiner, DR.. J. c. Jordan Chaplain,
L. NJ. j. MorrIssey Sentinel, Z. a. Walker
Marshal, J. ?. Morrissey; Guard 5. ksntrovlch.
Trustees: NJ. 4. Page, :. j. Hirhhberg, ana ".
of the lodge 20 admit ladies to membership on
and after January /, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

A sociable was given at the residence OF
Captain and Mrs. James A. Hpscomb last
evening under the auspices of the q. y. III.
Club. A number OF the most popular
young ladies and gentlemen OF the city
were present. Supper was served at II
O'Clock and the merry party participated
in parlor games until o'clock, when they
left for their homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
g.. s \! I. Pscv.sses qyss sn4 s,sAy.
rafu. "a ~''s"'' tA-esos
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Deesmssr ST. ns.r,ness vas sr.ssd.
inxiy dun y al q Ne grain r,s On shs foss1 -
Irsde to-day. Tbsy wore reariy T~ser,ss -
ines. sa1 TRANSACTIONS we're SCARCELY frsassSs
noun 70 establish. contfnuous luDsa},,n.
r'uc,natloDs wers OF the nalf0sest hind. al oo..
stsnoiag lnes were evsnsa 40 yess~rTia, ar.f
tne day before and tfsders asd not care 10 ore,
new onss previous % The inaayara,oo "A h.
new year The xrearer part u the fav o..
gwen up 70 customary New Yesrs frollctinx
unui ri>sidens baser vss obliged 90 suppress /,
ana esil on the board Wheat vac steady 10 arm
throlghont most Of tho sssslor. Nay open~i
uhcnangef at s5,.c, sold up 10 eJ,8,,. rs.c' 81
saa closed - The opening nsafs& 1os-e ~
dull but shoxed constfcraDls strength "a an.
cary Trading. The receipts we're hsht All ina
grading poor. Thcss facis With the rstnass- N
wheat aud tho steady outward movement no,
We seaDoard which has been soins Tor sorne
Gays led 20 . rather Tree demand and Increasing
nfmness. Later IN the day. however, rnofe -vss
some recession In prices, especially on the ne1f-
~ months December orened klr. hishsr az
3s5Se., held at that Prize on late la
inc session, when u recetcd 10 3p,.c All
ciose1 al 3ot4c. January started ~. up a.
svtc:, sold y +O}sc, ssggod " 3p,tc., and
closed $3.50 Nayopenes si9Sc, touched sis.c /,
ard closed a. opening prices. ~. higher than
yesterday. os,s we're ~ithoat feature .scspt
December. which shows loss of Ac. log pro.
oucts we're strong aud ixher early. ss the r.
ccpts of live hogs wer. lsss than expected IN 4
prices ~ the yarir S3ioc. higher. but we're dun
aud weak later. the slosing. however, showing
some advance, especially 0n near fatures. Will
May lard N offered al 2lec. There uill 10 n
session OF the board tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

TIE WEEK or PRAYER.
The following is the order of exercises
for the week of PRAYER in this city;
Monday. January Ath. at the PRESBYTERIAN
church. Subject Praise and Thanks.
giving. Speakers, Revs j. W. Canser and
William M. Clark.
Tuesday. January 9Th. at ST. Georges
Protestant Episcopal church. Subject
Humiliation aud Confession. Speakers.
Revs. Thomas s. Duuawsy and ]. y. Nor
ton.
Wednesday. January 9Th. at the Baptist
church. Subiect--Home and Foreign Mis-
sions. Speakers. Reys. j. Is. Morton and
Isaac w. Canter.
Thursday. January 9TH, at the Methodist
church. Subject National and Social
Evils. Speakers. Revs. William nj. CLARK
and Thomas 5. Dunaway.
Friday, January sth. at the Presbyterian
church. Subject--Thc Family and the
Young. Speakers. Kcys. William NJ Clark
and Isaac w. Canter.
Sunday, January 10th. st the Methodist
church. Subject Personal Religion.
Speakers. Reys. j. b. Morton, William NJ.
CLARK. and Thomas 5. Duuaway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
suitsinth. Circuit Court.

The following suits have been instituted
in the City Circuit Court:
Philip Gaines Us. +. K Montague and j. A.
Charles McGruder %. same for the same
amount.
stanton Development Company ". A. ID. Az
kinson for $4,000. Amount actually claimed,
s1,S4J. 49,.
j. Wright Company rs. J. II. Goddin for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Aoas,sLe 6sArH ~ SURFING.


CnAxLxsrox, w. Va. December si.-A
horrible death BY burning Il reported from
Cooper's Greek, ten miles north OK this
city. Watson Williams, seventy years o.
age. was stricken with paralvsis and tell
into the FIRE at his home Wednesday night.
His wife being on her deathbed and pc
other person about the house ne was 80
afterwards, and within few hour after
the death OF Mr.. Williams his vito also
expired.
Governor Fleming to-day psrdoned Levi
Martin, convicted of house-burnins aud
sentenced to two yssrs in the penitsntiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
MRS. pAWs,s GRAND VICTORY.
The Supreme Court sustains Her In an
Action Agains, Bedford and LANCE.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchi
NEW YORK. December 3i.-The Superior
Court of this city has sustained a dernur-
rer to the complaint of Mira. Varins Davis
the widow of jefferson Davis, III an
action against Robert Belford and Edward
LANCE. The demurrer was on the ground
that she had improperly Joined causes of
action in her complaint Mrs. Davis made
n contract on March 4. 1890, III which she
agreed TO write two volumes of memoirs
of her husband which Belford was TO pub
lish for ak years. she receiving twelve and
a half per cent. on the retail price OF the
books sold. Mrs. Davis, says that LANCE
agreed TO give bond of $4,000 and that
Belford would keep the agreement. The
book was published last March, and three
months after Bedford made statement
showing &4.00l was credited 10 her. She
alleged that Bedford IN now insolyent and
he and LANCE have tried to constrain her
to assign tho contract. She asked for
81. OOl as against Bedford and $4,000 from
LANCE as liquidated damages. A decree
was entered declaring the contract broken
and an injunction granted TO prevent Bel
ford from assigning the contract TO others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

DEATH OF MRS. MARY w. HATCH.
Election Of Onicers by X. y. Lee Council,
No. a-Gins TO the Church.
,.--....... t..,.s - ~. Rtchnnnd Dsnatchl

Election Of OHcers by X. y. Lee Council,
Ma. a-Gins TO the Church.
Wouespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
FrrnfmcGsHURa, Va, December ST.
Ihis community was greatly shocked this
afternoon over the announcement OF the
death of Mrs Mary Wexford Hatch, wife
AZ ". l. Hatch. and only daughter of
Captain j. Willard Adams. She was true
womal ia the highest sense and most
lo,a.ie Christian character. She leaves
uu infant two days old. She died at the
residence Of her father at 1880 7. NJ. to-
day.
OFFICERS rIECrRD.
Il. i. Lee Council, No. 4. Order United
American Mechanics, have elected the
following officers for the ensuing term
g. Musso.man. councillor; q. A. Mills,
yico-couuclior John o Brummitt. re-
Cordinc secretary; W. h. Waller, hnan-
c.al secretary A. Ingram. Jr.. examiner
Lewis Boiling, inside pro. A. L. Smith,
outside pro. II. g. Hart trustee.
Messrs. r. G. Harding and Rosser Webb
killed two fine deer this week near New
hope, IN Orange. They weighed los and
g. pounds, respectively.
PERSONALS.
The many friends Of Mr.. J.. A. Slaugh-
ter. formerly Of this place, send congratu-
lauous 20 him and his bride, formerly Miss
Matte l.. Lancaster, who were married in
Selma. Ala, last Christmas.
Mr.. q. q. Van Hook, of Washington, ac-
companied 10y his friond, Mr.. Louis Wells,
spent several days IN the city and were
tie guests Of Mr. James l.. Green.
Mrs. Judge Goodrich has returned from
Washington, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mss Eyelyn Taliaferro. Of Richmond. is
Visiting her sister here, Mrs. j. 7. Rowe.
Mrs. John 1. Leayel. OF this city, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Mills. in
Richmond.
Miss Mary Stribling. of Fauquier. is
visiting the Misses Waller, at Clifton"
Stafford county.
Miss Bessie fitzhugh. Of Richmond ia
visiting Miss Rose Bankhead. in Stafford
county.
CHURCH ouIs.
Trinity Episcopal church in this oity ha.
been the recipient recently Of some very
pretty gits Tor the adornment OF the
chaneeL Mis-, Whittemore, Of BROOKLYN
n, l., ana mother OF Mrs. james l.. Green
oithis Place, mas presented some e1quisitely
embroidered white hangines fsnd No.
marks. a beautiful white silk sfole for ~
rector. and q polished oak bishops char
- complete the memorial OF her sister
Miss Maria Lucas.
MEMORIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Green has placed
in the church Ms a memorial Of their
daughter. the late Mrs. Matte Van Hook
q very handsome communion OF polished
oak supported by six hnely-wrought foil
aled brass standards The inscription is !;
TO the glory Of God and in loving spemo-
~ Of Martha Lucas Green Van Hook,
ISL"
Your correspondent hears OF numerous
cases Of Ia grippe IN this and adjoining
counties.
The little child OF Mrs. Henry Perry,
WHICH was 70 severely burned o few days
go androported in the DisPAroH, has since
In. Harry u. Lane has returned home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
GRAIN ANo COTTON excHAN &C

RICHMOND, December 3l.--0syrkfxos-Whea
i.s2s busnele. Corn. LIZA Dusneik Oals, 2,.ot
bushels. Rye, az bushels go
saLss wheat, I.ses bushels osiA i.2oe
bushels- Bye. 72 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
wasAr.-Longosrry. e1sst.o5- Mixed, escs
sLO4. shortDerry, v5c.aeLos- NO fed'
el.03. :,
Cons.--whiss. Virginia. new. 5oa51c. No Y
Sic Mixed. No. 2. As tec.
OXrs.-No q. 3Dc. 10 ., SO winter Nol
seed. oOao3c.
f<Yp -qDa02c.