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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

The Eslls---E Currency Scheme EFIu TO
Pushed I-1E am Dc ia worth.
Says the Pittsburg lkau-1 lausans
There are four infamous measures to-
be carried through the Fifty-tHird com
gross tD The HarLer biu 20 base the
national circulation ON railroad and
corporation bonds ta) Continue tho
Pacific railroad indebteLncss for hftV
years t8l Repeal the 20 Perc cent state
bank tax tD The Nicaragua subsidy
of 500, O00, 600.
''THe first and most infamous OF thesa
bills is before tine present congress, but
will probably not be pushed amy fur
luCr- ConErgssIlHu ClOvEr's public lm-
provemeut and other biIsaa completely
met all the requirements of national
currency that HarteF did not duHs tu
push the claims of his bin, lest &c might
bring out the features of the Glover bill
and by contrast forever destroy tho
chances of his own"
''Harter is an Ohio democrat and Inns
been reelected. His bill has been iH-
dorscd by Wall street and all the great
corporations. SO that the chances of its
passage are very favorable It's udau-
tion means the fiuauCiul Shaving ut tIrz
people TO the railroads till revolution
wipes IL ont"
This state bank currency scheme WAS
one of the Inducements held ont 10y
Judas T. Ti.lmun to- yet southern u'li-
auCeugu to vote the democratic LiciSet-
One of the pamphlets sent out by him
was an exhaustive argument upon tho
merits of such scheme.
Already has the Legislature of one
southern state taken tile democracy at
its word as is evidenced 10y tine follow
Associated Press dispatcus
ATTa1yEL. GA. nov U.s. To-day lu imuuFIIEE
bin WAS i'm TO lucad lu lHc legislature DO allow
Lhc gate banks Io issue bills. The bill Irg-
vidls thar the governor. the state treasurer
. and tI0 comptroller shall ue a COMMITS aHT. 10
have engraved and printed. iu % manner caicl-
. lated 10 guard uEEiU-L uure7fnLrfusr 90 She
. expense OF The bank issuing rrHm such noses aH
Z said bank desires after Slld bank deposits as
collateral state OF municipal bonds Go aa
amount equal io rae notes To protest Llr -tf-
cuIlliuu IHuu tho state shall iuaaT-e tne notice
The llv is TO take eject soon I-s lan EHFrETnt
] ls notified that congress has repeaLn,. tHs a-ss
ICvyiuE laE of lu Per cent uu the rtrcui.-rial
notes of the state banks
This is of course. simply an cstCH-iDsE
/ of the national banking system iu ace
cordaucc with the southern idea OF
states rights Instead of national
bonds. the bonds of ghe several states
and the cities therein are 90 bs used as
security and while ihe people continue
/ to pay the interest upon the bonds the
| owners thereof will have almost theiF
/ face value i'm state bank bills to- loan to-
tHC people for all the traffic viii bear
+ The state will become money utterer
] and lender. while the state banks will
! act as loan agents or Eo-bgtvvecu- ie-
/ tween the people and the state.
This puts Cleveland '.betwteu tho
I devil and the deep sea-" VIII hg. or
I won't he, sign % bin rcpnaIiug the art
I levyiug task of 20 per crut2 'iIeH Dos
| damned If he does" with the MASSES OF
/ the people, and she'll ue damned if Ls
I don't ia the southern states Poor
. Er0vcr,E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
FATHER CORRIGAN'S CASE.
Two Empires ana n Referee to
Take Up the Matter.
Ry telegraph TO the Dispatch.

New York. December 13.-The two
umpires chosen at the trial of Father
Corrigan yesterday, in compliance with
the lattors objection to the Very Rev.
John J. O'Connor as presiding officer OF
the court, will meet at the rectory OF st.
Patrick's Cathedral, Newark.
The defendant named as his umpire
the Rev. Patrick Z. insolvency, OF st.
Bridget's church, in this city, and DR.. S.
S. Smith, the prosecuting attorney, Sc
lected Monsiguor DoaDe. OF Newark, IN
whose residence the trial was held.
reporter called upon Monsignor
Doanet this morning. In answer toaques-
ton as to the qualifications impending aud
the forethought of umpires, he said ::
"The umpiIes viii meet here to-mor-
row. They viii most likely deliberate
in the presence of tho whole court. In
case OF being unable TO arrive at unaDi-
nifty g third referee Will be chosen TO
give the casting vote.
GAS for the subject of their delibera-
tions it is the allegation of the defendant
that the presiding member of the court
is biased. I understand from the news
papers that this is the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
on TIE DELAWARE.


New York, December 13,--The trial Of
the Rev. DR.. Charles A. Briggs for
he-esy was resumed to-day. The Rev.
DR.. j. G. Bliss presided.
DR.. Briggs began hi- defence at 2:2O
p. N. He first point d out the differ
ence between the presby rery's ting as
a dcliberatiye body aud as a ludlcatory.
He discussed the arguments OF Dr. biTch
and Colonel McCook, complimented DIR.
Birch ON his earnestness, but said there
was no r,a attempt in the argument to
prove the charges.
DR.. Briggs condemned in forcible Ian
onage the action of the committee IN
ignoring the charges in their argument
and talking about other alleged and more
serious errors which were not included
in the charges.
Mrs. Cleveland was spectator this
afternoon, sitting with DR.. Merrill Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

$50 pounis-highes,, sZ.75; shockoe Ware
house, "a ,5SJ ponnds--highest, $3.50.
Registered on Change: w. Il. Brooks, Dan
Vile, Va; l. Amos, Cumberland, Va
Tho private sales to-day werc led by old wrap
pers. followed By smokers, with moro activity
and better feeling In all briRhte. Loose sales
were primary quality, with strong prices that
buyers aud sellers are becoming accustomed 10
as the normal market condition, Dark loose
sale promises 20 be larger tomorrow than To-
day. Good bright offerings reported for to-m0r-
row. Western tObaccos were quiet to-day. Tho
Louisville Coarisr-Jouradi quotes Officially the
sales OF the week nj i,0O2 hOgsbeads the last
week, Of watch 7l5 were private. against 1900
In ssmo week IN 1891, 1,f23 hossbeads IN 1890,
and 2.44S hogshends In 1889. The sales OF new
are In tue same proportion. nearly 6.0S5 for
December TO tae 18th, against 2,475 hogs
heads In 1891. Some grades advanced
Nc. this week. while all closed very strong. Re
celpts three times as largo as last year and
seven times as large as in 1890, and IS to 40
per cent. OF it new.
Total sales 20 date, 154,952 hogshcads-the
largest In the history OF this market. Lowest
prices for g1 crop dark trash. 1913 70 $500;
Tor 1892, 81 to s4.50; Burlcy trash, lowest
$3.50 70 $3.50; Green-fiyer trash. $500 TO
$3.50. Outside figures for Burley, $3.50;
Green river, Ga; dark leaf, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
Massenburg Hotel here, are visiting his
mother in Virginia.
CONFESSED AFTER YEARS.
a Murder Brought TO Light and
the Murderer Suicides.


A letter from Davidson College, N.
, C.. says: Ten years ago q negro named
Wallace was fo1nd dead on the railroad
track which runs through this town. II
was supposed ut the time that he had
been drunk and had lain down on the
track, gone TO sleep. aud been run over
Ivy the train. An inquest was held and
this was the verdict Wallace was
barred and 10 more was thought OF the
matter.
About this time a white man named
Terrence, who lived here, suddenly left
aud was reported to have gone to Den
Yer, Col. There wGs DO reason TO con.
meet the death OF Wallace and the s1d-
den absence of Terrence. The relatives
of Wallace live near ZION church. abont
four miles from this place, and several
days ago they received letter from n
man who signed himself florence,
which said that he and Wallace had
played cards and Wallace had won his
money, and that he had followed Wal
lace and killed him by blow on the
head and then placed him on the railroad
track, and the body was mutilatad by
the train.
The writer further said that by the
time the letter reached this town Tor
renee would be dead, as be intended
killing himself Accompanying tins let
ter was one signed Robert Wynne, say
iug that Immediately after writing bis
confession Terrence committed suicide
by taking laudAnum, and that Wynne
sent the confession at the request Of
Terrence. Nynne is supposed to be a
Raleigh N. c. man, who went to Den
yer some years ago. and must have
fallen in with Terrence. The murdered
man was an uncle OF Ed. Whitley. who
Killed Policeman Moran. OF Charlotte,
two years ago and was hanged for the
murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
DEATHS.

LAY.-Died, November %, 1902, at
the residence of George II. Morris. near
Fork Union. Fluvanna county, Va, WILL
LIAM FINLAY, q native of Ireland; aged
10 wears.
Brooklyn and New York papers please
copy.
HABLISTON.-Die Monday. December
10Th. 1890 A. NJ. FREDERICK l.. HAB-
LISTON. eldest son of (. IL. and Z. v.
Habllston.
Funeral from residence, II west Clay
street. WEDNESDAY, December 14th, at
II Nj. 2t'
HULCHER.-Died December 18th. at his
residence. COS west Broad street, after a
short illness. HENRY HULCHER, In the
50th year OF his age. He leaves devoted
wife to mourn her loss.
The funeral will take place from st.
Mary's Catholic church WEDNESDAY
EVENING at 2 O'clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances are respectfully invited TO At
tend. IT
MURPHY. Died, mt her residence, 500
west Marshall. Tuesday, December 18TH, at
11:3O 4. ~, MARY f., wife Of Daniel Muir
ply, in the 37th year of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SCHOMBURG.-Died December 10,
1892, at his fathers residence, No. l4l5 west
Clay street, WILLIAM Carroll. son of
II. b. and L. b. Schomburg; aged 3
years and months.
We have him. not in outstretched arms
We hold him, not with stTalnlng sight,
While IN blue depths Of quietude
Drops, like O star, my still Goodnight"
SISTER.
Funeral from above residence TODAY
"wednesday. December 18th, at o'clock
p. NJ. Friends and acquaintance are in
vlted to attend.
WALKER. Died. at Drewry's Bluff, Va.
December 18th, at 1915 Z. NJ, DELIGHT
T., youngest daughter of ID. VI. aud TheO-
dosia NJ. Walker; aged years and 10
months.
Funeral from the residence of her
father, at Drewry's Bluff. TO-DAY We'd
nesdayJ at Il A. NJ. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks Grsin'
Tobacco, Cotton. Or. and the
woa ther Indications
[pr telegraph TO the pispstch.l


- WASHINGTON. D. C., December To-
l Dam Forecast for Wednesday for twenty
MIN four hours-from midnight TO midnignt'
- For Virginia: South winds; ram
probably clearing Wednesday ai'ef-
noon; warmer.
For North Carolina: soIthwestorly Who's
occasional rain; warmer In western and cen'rai
portions Of North Carolina.
Weather conditions and general forecast; ING
storm moved nOrthward during the early part o'
the day, .ecurved 10 the eastward IN the aIsot.
noon, and a now central in extreme souln"ess
Michigan, moving eastward ltbas been aeco .,
panied By remarkably heavy Taintails III w
central valleys, the rain area GOVERNS, ~. We
greater portion Of the United states east Oh eie
Rocky mountains. ,,,.At
High winds have prevailed over LAKE hic l,,,
gan during the afternoon. The storm wiz
probably move eastward during wednesday,
nc ,0mpanied by heavy winds, and soulnety
winds over the Middle Atlantic States, eA-
tending into New England.
Temperatures have risen very decidedly over
the ohio Valley, the South Atlantic states, ana
the Northwest. The following heavy rainlalIs
din iuches) were reported during the past twenty
four hours: Arksdelphia, Ark, $685. ruNoh'
Ark, $40. No..
Signals are displayed from Delaware Break
water TO Boston section and at Grand hs'en
and Milwaukee.
Rivers: The Ohio, Cumberland. and Tennss-
SEQ are nearly stationary and will RISE INC
Lower Mississippi viii rise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
Palmefto Prohibition Bin.
[By telegraph to the Dispatcn'I

10y IeItsfHflI % VIZ - '3''''''I -,
COLUMBIA, 5. g., December l3.,-Ihe
yoluminous and stringent prohibition
bill passed its third reading in the house
tms morning. and the Senate will now
have to struggle with it. The general
impression seems to be that the Senate
viii not pass it. The bill prohibits the
sale of LIQUOR save for medicinal, SCI,
entific. and sacramental purposes, and
for these purposes dispensaries gre to DO
established at the county'seats ana III
Charleston. The sales TO these dlsPen-
saries are to be made by State commis-
sioner, who is to purchase all hquor
bought for use in the State and sell 70
the dianensaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

CINCINNATI, o., December 13.-Pork-Regular,
sl4.62I6; family, 1880. Lard-kettle-drisd,
lOIlalCLc. Bacon-ShOrt clear sides, 9lsc.
Whiskey%sales OF 1885 barrels finished goods
on the basis OF sl.25 per gallon for high wives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
WINDSOR WEDDING.
The Fourth Death in Mr.. Hull's
Family in Four Months.

.e.Tespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR. y. c., December 12.-Mr.
John Mizell and Miss Abbie Harden,
daughter OF William o. Harden, were
harmed al Capehart's Baptist church
reriay by the Rev. s. F. Bristoe.
Ius,ayus Hull, aged 8 years died yes
te lay Of hemorraghic-feyer at the resi-
,elce Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
3. Hull. in tile village Of Woodville, IN
81, county. This makes the fourth
c.l Of Nr. Huu's that has died within
Ga .aa. four months
Mrs. ii. f. Branch, of Greensboro,
b. visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. ". Pugh,
y town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
NEW Work STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK. December 13.-There was fair
amount Of trading on the Stock Exchange during
the morning hours to-day. The Gould stocks,
as on several preceding DAYS, were the features.
They were heavily pressed for sale from the
opening up TO 1890 A. 81, when under their
lead prices we're L 20 l per cent. lower than
they closed last evening. Towards II o'clock
the selling died out and the market became
almost stngnant. A few Of tho list we're bid up
fractionally from tho lowest figures but In the
second hour. on the announcement Of further
engagements Of gold for shipment abroad, there
was renewed selling to a moderate extent, under
which prices again declined to the lowest poinl
by midday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
Roumania's Petty Throne.

fBy AngloAmerican cable 20 the pispa'cn-l
yfyNYA. December l3.-The report
chat King Charles of Roumania will abb
dicste shortly in favor of Crown-Pnnce
Tord;nand is reiterated here with great
nosi,iyeness The King is said TO have
decided TO renounce his crown lmme-
d;ately after the marriage OF the Crown
Prince with the Princess Marie, OF Edin-
hurgh. He has been moved to tins de-
cision by the unpleasantness caused De-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGE.
senators Day and Leach TO BE
RauQuctcd.

-Ieu-e Of the Richmond Disustchl
5u-,>p NECK. \. c., December
Cords ar out announcing the mar
-a of Miss Musette Satterfeld, Of
...-a'. TO Mr.. ". ". Kitchen, son Of
jim. N. H. Kitchen. OF this place. The
,.-r.-a vii take place on the evening
..t.. --i Nir. Kitchen IS one OF the
...prlar and promising young men
... state. and his friends are pleased
v.. -.e prospects Of his approaching
.s-..r..
On. stay night, 18th, there Will
'. ,.uet given in Littlctou In honor
..-. election Of Senators ", h. Day
81. .ttz. and j. i. Leach, of Warren,
..t Representatives ". Ii. Kitchen, t.
j. Ias..-, Of Halifax, and ". W. Long,
.. Warren county.
q Va. comes from Warren county that
, .urj-party county officers who were
elected have failed TO give their bonds.
u. the bonds are not made satlsiac-
Corr ,- Democrats viii 90 IN.
tl. vs.. II. Kitchen and f. L. Hill
.r s.st,riay returned from Raleigh.
N- s. T. Gregory, Of Crovclls, has
...- ulayst here several days.
Md. G. randolph, Of Oxford, Is III
..rl .u visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

CLARKsvnLF, TENN, December ro.-stock
end OF last month: 1892, 1924 hogshesds;
1891, 1903 hogsheads
Quotations: Common lugs, $500 to 50; me
dunn Tugs, $685. to S5.75: good lugs, 50 70
$685. common leaf, 60 70 "a; medium lear,
leaf ell to e13; selections, GA TO SO.
Sales this week, 1873 hogsheads. Market re-
mains strong at full prices.
Trading for loose crops in the country mss oeen
more active, and some Of the nner crops were
sold up to Z IL around for Leaf and Tugs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

tCorresDondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
Roc6Y MoUST, n. c., December l3.
The Roanoke Hotel has been selected
for the home Of the Kelley Institute.
Mr.. DoSsey Battle, an old newspaper
man, Will he manager. and DR.. q. A..
Ramseur physician in charge. January
I, 1893, is the day appointed for the
opening.
William c. Taylor, prominently men
toned for tho House OF Representatives
from Nash county and the present
Mayor of Whitakers, is spending to-day
IN town.
General Castor Lewis, of Goldsboro, ,
was here last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

The funeral ceremonies over the remains
Of Mrs. ELIZABETH CHAPMAN NEW
MAN. wife of Walter n. Newman, will be
held at her late residence, No. ~ south
Morris street, on THURSDAY. Deem
Der Is, 1892. at II o'clock A. NJ. Interment
at HOLLYWOOD. Friends and acquaintance
invited TO attend.
The funeral of Mr.. GEORGE NICOL-
son WOODBRIDGE will take place at ST.
Paul's church on WEDNESDAY,, Decem-
Der l4th. ut O'Clock Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
Rumored Italian Murders.

CHARLESTON, s. c., December ia
report reached here yesterday that four
Italian miners, working in the Horse
Shoe Phosphate Mine, near Jackson
boro', had been shot and killed by
padrone named Andreas. An armed
band OF Italians, headed by trial
Justice, is in pursuit Of the murderer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
Mysterious Double Murder.

IBy Telegraph % Tho Dispatch.I
YELLOW SPRINGS. o., December b.
George Koogler was found dead this
morning on the doorstep OF the house
Of Lou Reyes, woman of bad charac-
ter. His head was horribly mangled.
He was 40 years old. His wife is dead.
Three grown children are living. On
entering the Reyes house the woman was
found murdered in a similar manner.
No cine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
IMMIGRANT Tickets Withdrawn.

fBy Anglo-Ameucan cable ~ she DisDatch'l
LONDON, December l3.-Secretary
Peters, of the Continental Steamship,
Association, states that the members OF
the association have csbled to their
American agents to cease the sale OF
prepaid tickets for immigrant passengers
To the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
a Canadian Crisis.
.Rr tslerraph o ne Dispatch.

Or,ynEc. December 13.-At meeting
~ the Executive Council this morning
Hon G. u. do Boucherville handed IN
his resignation as First Minister, when
also includes his colleagues in the CaDi-
net. II is understood that the Ldeuten-
ant-Goyernor hRs the resignation OF ms
advisers under consideration until TO-"
morrow. anil if no decides 70 accept
them bis Honor will consult the outgo-
ing Premier as to his choice oi sonse
men TO form new Ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
BIpTISTS ADJOURN.
..-XT STATE CONVENTION
Ar ELIZABETH CITY.
r,ocrcss of the United States
sur,cy---War in Wilmington.
Third-Party Prospects.
- d the Richmona plspa,oh.l

.......ronloncc Of the Richmond Dispa,cn.l
r,,r,.r. y. c.. December l3-At q
-. hoar last night the Baptist State
',.-,,oton closed its session. 1t meets
+ December at Elizabeth City. The
,..l-, ls OF delegates here we're treated
49,, rrclt courtesy and hospitality and
'~e,r.ess themselves as delighted.
e.,e-nar Holt to-day offered a reward
.... for Benjamin Haskins and John
oman. both negroes, who six weeks
..y-iercd man in Mecklcnburg
morning the annual examination
..r. hooks and vouchers Of the state
T.....rr began. 10 is conducted 10y a
......mll,ec of the Legislature, Of
.-... ..,ra we're present today Sena-
...l,q. -,r. 90 Davidson, ami Members
,....-. and Long, 81 Columbus. Scna-
49, I.-a.r. oi lrcdcA. Chairman. will
..-.,smul tomorrow. After finish
.a inspection Of the Treasury the
,. department will be given at
IL. United States typographical sur
,.. . tbs State Is progressing very
....t ..as.v. About one fourth OF tho
...... have TINS far been mapped.
"a. .. rc survey IS completed the map
.t.. state Will be one @! the finest IN
4, .-;ry.
MICRO FANATICS.
w.. .a Las been made Of the great
....... among negroes here, due TO
.. .r..b.ng and teaching OF negro
..I.a.y a Richmond. Loney IS
.4...~; and has carried away many
.. r.m here. Ii is learned to-day
e.. .,a have left Raleigh for VIII
.-... 90 ioin Loney and ms two
.. ... The latter are negroes who
.ra with HIM. The negroes of
u.-...tau are up IN arms against
... a,d ms Holiness teachings,
white preachers are joining in the
.....4u,t him. There is a great stir
Wilmington. The negroes are in not
.e cases complete fanatics with re-
.-. tleucw Holiness doctrines.
40 COALITION.
U-elhcans of prominence were
day whether their party would
..r. boom the Third party, as
,.. done "a the last election They
. %, arI added That If the Third
..-sr.pe wanted anything from the
Dol. t..s they must regularly enter
-- ot the latter. As TO coalition.
. .rlhi.aaus who spoke declared
. ..v.s uormn for it. They evidently
... -H g,t. two years hence, good
.... .. Obj. Populists
III. uorcheuts Of the State will renew
-. I'd their vlCor before the next
stature their fight to secure the re-
.... u tie tax on merchants purchases,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
NBND NEGRO KILLED.
Hc l. Shot While Attempting to
Strike the Sheritl.
.s.oc.al telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l


TGaHo. y. c., December 10
Sheriff Knight went two miles into the
country tins morning to execute a war
-,, i.r the arrest Of William Foster.
rel.. suspected OF having struck
p. Paul Branch, of Wilson, recently.
q. sheriff. with Deputy Hyatt, sum
..-sl posse 10 assist in the arrest OF
..-tL When they overlook him he
apparently surrendered, and no danger
aupc.lended but as Sheriff knight
s.... Foster. be took a piece OF cross.
.s aud struck at the Sheriff, but missed
... Io-ter, made second attempt to
.-tr bat was shot and killed by Deputy
Uvu. Had the blow been inflicted,
>.erN Knight would have been killed
instantly. On the person Of the culput
VI found a handsome gold watch. lie
4i been lurking IN the woods near
Ia,by.o' and was a desperate character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
Tho Elder Sold.

lBy Anelo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. December 13.-An auction
was held to-day at Lloyds to dispose OF
the Elder, Of the North-German Lloyd
Steamship lime, which was wrecked on
Atherfeld Ledge, OFF the Isle OF Wight,
last January. This is the second time
the vessel has been offered for sale, and
IL WAS sold for $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
A Banner Enriched.

[By Anglo-American cable 10 me plSpa'cn'I
LONDON, December ia pauper
named Sheridan, an inmate OF the Lam
beth wort-house, has come into Tor
tune of 93OO, COO by the death OF an
aunt. Mrs. Blake. Sheridan has two
sons both OF whom emigrated to
America a number OF years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14

DECEMBER 13.--Narket steady. Sales re-
ported at the commission houses &C quotations;
Prime, 2lfc.; extra prime, 234c.; fancy, 25sa3c.
factory hand-picked, 3a4l4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-14
coA,N AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, December 13--orFkalses-Wne aS
sI5 nnsneIa' Corn. l,t0S bushels. Oats, 1000
bushels. RYE, 10 bushels. Peas, 20 bushels.
sILxs-Wheat, 4ls bushels Corn, 4oS BUSH
els. hye, 16 busheis-
QUOTATIONS
WHskr.-Lonzbsrry. 74a7Sc. Mixed. 12AI7o
shortperry. 7Oa77c. No red, 76a77c.
l,oRn-White, Virginia. new, bag lots, DOC. NO.
white. SOC. No. 2 mixed, Acc
ol-I-Winser (for seed, 3sa42c.; Ne
mixed. 39a40c. No. 8 mixed. 37aSSc.
RYx-5Safi2c.