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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Republican Political Theft.

KANSAS CITY. MO-, December Tho Stdr'
Topeka lKan.l special says: letter from Hon.
& e. Foster United States District Judge, 10
Governor Humphrey was made public today
which will create lively sensation throughout
the State. 1t reads:
" Hon. III. Z. Humphrey:
"Dear Governor,--l have been standing up
for Kansas 20 the best OF my apillty but when IL
comes TO stealing members OF the Legislature
and presidential electors from political oppo-
nent y0u must excuse me II 81 down.
"Sncerely yours, I. q. FOSTER e
Judge Foster has been lifelong Republican,
but Tor several years has not been In close toucl
with the State leader. Two years agO he took
n stand on the side OF the resubmlssiOn Repub-
leans and later got into newspaper dispute
with Major J. X. Hudson, editor OF the Capital
over the prohibition question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Alabama Items.
oev ,o,ogranh 10 the Dispatch

MOBILE Ala, December This morning
Alexander Rivers, a prominent creole became
Jealous q his wife and hred I'VE shots az Ler'
Two taxing effect in her breast She Will die.
The man is under arrest
Joseph Espaoa, Jr., a prominent real-estate
man, who ailsconded from here last spring re-
turned and surrendered to the authorities 10
dav He il unier Indictment for embezZloment
and IS reported 10 have been 100000 or SIU,-
600 short at tho time he left the city.
BIRNi SGuAN. Ala, December 1.-tSpecial 10
the Associated Pres-.l-The Iadutridi Free
Dres, n weekly paper published at Cedar Blum,
was burned out early this morning. Loss s4,OOO.
Tho fire was Of incendiary origin. The paper
has always been Democratic and bitterly parti'
san against the Ihrc-party movement ~ "
suspected that politics were the cause Of the
fra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

Corn fairly sc;ive and stoafy: No. 9, 4g;ls
<oA1c. ia elevator: 501zs50e4c. afoat: Options
closed st q Nc advance, with trading dnli; De-
cempor, zoe. ssn.sr o no9s s,, ss,. "a o s
December, 36szc. ;Jsnuary. 37,sc NAY, 5.,ee.:
mixed western. 36a363sc. Co6ee-Options
closed steady and f0a35 points up; December,
sle.50asso; January, sl5.sOasi5.eSi Marco;
nominal at I7c. sugar-kenned fairly active
and firm. Moissses-New Orleans In moderate
demand and steady: open kstue; new. good 70
choice, 2oa37c Rice W GOO demand ana stssny y,
nrrnsr and wanted; crude, 30a3Tc.; yellow. 4Oc.
Rosin duh and weak. Turpeniino quict and
weak. Pork quiet aud steady. Peanuts steady:
Beef quiet: cut meats duG but frmer: picked
hams, lsaiic. Middles dun. Lard quiet and
weaker; western steam, e10; city. sgaea.20:
December and January, 5000 asked. Freights
dun and easy n.rrmoRx
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Fiour quiet and
unchanged: receipts, 5,597 barreis; ship
ments, 1897 barrels; Gales, 393 barrels.
Wheat quet and easy; No. rcd, spot. 1874
13e4c.; December, !sSsa7Sxc. January: 1f1ts
ssas6slse.; receipts ia bushels; ship
ments. Ill, 276 bushels; stock, l,eJS,3o3 bush
els sales. 10000 bushe'si milling wheat, oy
sample, 74s5oc. Corn dull and lower; miisd
4sa4shc; February. 4Sc. bid; May, DOC: oldi
steamer mixed, 1910 bid; receipts. f9,5s!
bushels; shipments $3.50 bushels; STOCK, lssf-
OBS bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels. White corn,
by sample, 45a47lfc.; yellow CON, ~ sample,
46l9s4slec. Oats steady: No. 2, white western,
42af2l4c; No. 2, mixed western, 3sa5Stt,.'
receipts, 1000 bushels; stock, 1855 bushols
Rye quiet: No 2. 56l9. asked: receipts,
l,5I6 bushels; stock, 1883 bushels hay
steady to firm; good % choice timothy,
ei5asl6. Grain freights duh, easy and un-
changed Cotton firm; mlddling ESQ. Pro
visions steady: mess pork, s16. Buis-mests-
Loose shoulders. sac; l0ng-clcsr. pl1c,
clear-rib sides, gl4c. sLgsr-pckied shoulders,
&C.; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, ettc-
Hams-Small, 12Ac.; large, 1la4c Lard-ke-
fined, 11Lc. Butter steady; creamery, fancy,
3la32c. do. fair to choice. 2sa3Oc.I DO.
imitation, 25a27c.: iadle, fancy. 2sc. do cool
TO choice. 20s22c. rolls, one, 2ic.; DO. fair to
good, 20s22c.; store-packed, l5slsc. Egss
nrm at 2Sa29c. Coffee quiet; hio cargoee,
fair. 1slSc.; No. z. l7Ao. Sugar strong, re-
finers oyorsoli on most grades; granulsted,
4S7c. Copper frm resned, l0Aallc. Nhh-
key steady at si.25ast26
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December big purchases ot wheat
marked the close o. a weak day.
Cash quotations; floar essy, with noqnotabie
change. No. spring and red wheat, 7ltAc.
No > corn. +liSc No oats. 30yic. PORK,
SLABS Lard $3.50. Ribs, ss.l0sss.20. Dry
sated shoulders, s750as7.70. Clear, sides,
s6.55asS.0. Whiskey, sl.20.
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

0'Neill. Of Pennsylvania, in order 70 Illus
trate the speed of the times and the sys-
tenn 70 which the art Of printing had been
broueht. held aioft a copy Of to-day's
Philsdolphis LEDGER, which he said had
been placed upon his desk ct noon,
although the building in which that news,
paper was published aud the plant had
been damaged TO very great extent by IRE
last night. -, =,
Pending final action on the bill the
House adjourned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

The street felt much relieved over this turn Of
affairs, and as the day advanced more conf
dent feeling took possession Of the llst Even
sharp raid on Missouri Pacific, which carried IL
down from 55IS to 55h, failed TO dislodge any
cousiderable amount Of long stock. Tho various
reports from Europe in regard TO the lnierna-
tional Monetary Conference and from washing
ton concerning the silver measure introduced IN
Congress to-day failei 20 have any decided IN
fiuence on the stock market, and for that matter,
on silver certificates, which iuctuated within
range OF IS per cent, the extreme having been
SDhA and sou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
FIHAA UIAI-
110S0u0InEpS OP THE

rT,O THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE
A GEORGIA, SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD COMPANY A majority OF tho nrrt.
mortgage bonds Of the Georgia, sou,nern ana
cd 10 the order OF the BonihOlders' Committee,
notice is hereby given 10 those VINO have signed
the bondholders' agreement dated November =,
1892, % deposit their bonds, and 20 those vno
have MOI Joined In said agreement that add
uonal deposits Of bonds will Dc received by tho
MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT CON-
PANY OF BALTIMORE until DECEMBER 20,
1892. after which date the committed Will exer-
else its right 90 refuse further deposits or 10 TO
ceiye them upoL different terms
BY order Of the committee.
WILLIAM CHECKLEY SHAW, Secretary
BALTIMORE, December 2, 1892. -,
10 al wkfeOdtDe2Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
AnaIrs az tho Old CnpItnl.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. December 6.-Mr. w. o..
Blaine. grand lecturer OF the Independent Or
der OF Good Templars, lectured last evening TO a
crowded house at the Baptist church.
The Capital Cooking Club, recently organized
by our young married and single ladies, viii
hold It's nrst meeting tonight. The officers are
Mrs. w. G. Jones, president, and Mrs Ii. ID.
Cole, vce-prssident Tho club meets once
fortnight at the residence OF one OF its MEN,
bors.
Mrs William q. Barlow left for Richmond last
night, having received 4 telegram that her sis
ter, Miss Sallio Mitchell, was lying dangerously
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
RAin-Haking Not Practical.
.t.....A 80 fha Dianafen.

CHICAGO, December John p. ktng OF Wssh-
inston. u. C.. who represented number OF New
York and Chicago capitalists VINO had interested
themselves ia the artificial rain'making process
for the purpose OF speculation, has returned ron
Sac Antonio, where hs has been for some Time
a,chIno me experiments and with reference
10 the results OF The experiments, be says
:. From a scientific point Of view the inventor oI
the process has scored success. FROM tne
n,sct,csI point OF yIew however, the invention
= a tstlnrs You can produce rain, but NOT III
sufiicient quantities to warrant the Investment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
The Methodist Universitv.

WASHINGTON, December THE semi-annual
meeting OF the trustees OF the American Uni
versity was held al the Arlington Hotel to-day.
Hon. Hiram Price, Of Washington, presided.
Others Of the trustees present were Rev. Dr.
d. II. Carroll. Baltimore George z. ilukil. on
City, Pa. Rev. DR.. j. L. nurlbut Rev. Or. j. NJ.
King, and Rev. Dr.. c. Ii. Payne. New J ork ;
President W. W. Smith, OF Randolph Macon
College; Hon. W. 81 Springer OF Illinois: Hon.
Jacob Tome Port Deposit Nd; A. H. Browne,
Ronlamin Charlton, A. i. Duval, Hon. VI. G..
Emerv. General = y Henkle, BshOpJ. I. Hurst,
b. r. Leighton, Mrs. John A Logan, H.. H. Monl-
ton, and :. W. Wood ward, Washington, ID. {. The
three following were elected additional trustees ::
Mrs. p. L. bennett. Wnkesbarre. Pa; Mr.. John
Huyler, New York, and Rev. }. w. Reid Grand
Rapids. Itch. General Henkle was added 10
the Executive Committee. Mrs. John A. Logan
was elected president Of tho American Univer-
sity League, an organization Of the women Of
tho country 10 rase fl,0O000O for the uni
versity. A new subscription Of $4,000 for this
fund was announced, and also cash gut IRON
William Thompson, Of Washington, OF s2o,uOO
for the building fund. Initial measures were
taken for raising 3 100000 in the year 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

WASHING. OS d. G., December IA statement
prepared by Messrs Courts * Cleaves, clerks
respectively 20 she House and Senate Commit
tees on Appropriations, show that the estimates
for the regular annual and permanent
appropriations for the fiscal year 1SS3-H4 az
gregate 35O5, S6l 1855. an increase over the es-
Inmates for the current fiscal year OF sl5,929,-
PAL, and over the appropriations exclusive OF
demo. enCies and miscellaneous OF Sl1,3Io,-
26O. The appropriations, however, Included
s2l,l54,2lS tor rivers and harbOrS, for which
no estimates are made. The total estimated
revenues for 1894 aggregate s49O,l2l'-
38j, including $50. 121 1868 estimated postal
revenues. This leaves an excess OF estimated
appropriations exclusive Of deficiencies and
miscellaneous over estimated revenues OF Slo,-
$4,000, and by deducting from the estimated
expenditures 4S,600,OO0 for the sinking fund,
an excess in estimated receipts over estimated
expenditures II figured out Of S32, SbO,O3l.
These estimates do not include ANYTHING Tor
rivers and haTbOrs, on account OF whlch the
chief OF Engineers says that S5S,004, $50 can
be UrOhtaby expended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
DANVlLLE'S PRETTY WEDDING.
Mr.. j. II. Pace United to Miss Mamma
Guerrant-Attendnnts, &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

I0ptVIuI IoIUAIuII 70 'IV D'7 E'V-II'I
DANvILLE, VA, December AT Mt. Vernon
Methodist Episcopal church this morning Miss
Mama Guerrant was married 70 Mr.. James r..
Pace. The attendants we're Mir. Porter Guer-
rant and Miss Mary Pace; Mr.. Jack Talbot and
Miss Lilly, Of Ohio Mr.. g. p. Talbot and Miss
Dakota Guerrant, and Mr. W. @. Pace and Miss
Lula Guerrant. MIR. II. X. Earnes was best man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j. T. Hun
ter in the presence OF large congregation. Inc
BRIDE IS q lovely and lOvable woman, and daugh-
ter Of MIR. J. W. Guerrant, Of this CITY, The
groom, who Is now n resident Of Bedford county,
Is a son OF Mr. John X. Pace, Of Danylle, and
nephew of James b. Pace Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
c. g. O. RAILWAY AT OLD POINT.

Ganerai l.. A. Grant Examines tue Fro-
ppsed Roadway 20 -" Hotei sites'
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcn.I
FORT MONROE, VA, December 7.-eehera' L.
A. Grant, Assistant Secretary OF War; as'oih-
named by Paymas,er-Generai Smith, OF tne
army arrived here this morning nom maSh nrs-
,,osed new roadway from the chesaPeax,e
rrvs Ohio depot 10 tho hygela HOTEL
The route desired viii pass through
VIZ 80 stnrins obsolete material, and the
cso,ns required could be spared without moon.
soss,ee ~ the government. while u would De OF
srast Advantage 20 the travelling pubic. too-
80 Erant commandment. showed the usltois
49, me Ground and nsed q salute IN honor
- their arrival AT O'Clock the troops were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Ran. Tucker for Acknowledgement.

IUOrft5pOuutHct OF lHc NIDnIUHu DI5UHIVH'I
STAUYTON, VA, December The stanton
bar met yesterday and put itself on record as
being solid for the Hon. John Randolph ucker
for the attorney-generalship Of Mr.. CleVelands
Cabinet.
At the meeting here Major Thomas c. Elder
was called 20 the chair and Thomas G. Kinney
was made secretary. Mr.. Joseph A. q. lnsford
offered handsome resolutions, which were
seconded by Hon. George NJ Cochran, Judge
Charles Grsttsn, j. A. Alexander, ard others o.
fka hrp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx. December lection nrn; mid
ding upiands, q e-fud; Orleans, e74c ssAles.
$50 baies total net recelplseli porte, 5o'uss
bales: exposts--to Great Britain. if.7s5 bales;
20 tho Continent, COL bales; stock. lsogs.eoe
oDened weaker and closed rrmer and dulis
No 2. red, 77y4c. In store and eieystor; 1ses
afloat: optiops cloesd dull; early montns - ~
and late months unchanged 20 Ac. oowh. %
cembef, 7oslc. January. 1Itlc; harch' so,ss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Acnuitted of Murder.

ny euiobA"PH ~ ''i' '''lN'N''1
RAIEIGH, y. c., December TN the United
States Circuit Court to-day Rhodes, Deputy
United States Marshal, was tried for the murder
OF John Edwards, a prisoner arrested by him
Edwards was arrested for Illicit dist.llng. When
near his house he broke loose, called his dogs
and set them on Rhodes, and ran for swamp.
Rhodes warned him TO stop and fired first In the
air. and then Al Edwards, killing him. Under
the charge of the Judge the Jury acquitted the
prisOuer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Is HAPPINESS.

ANTL-DYSPEPTIC AND TONIC SPRING
WATER curos Dyspepsia, Heartburn. sour
stomach, Sick Stomach, Dtarrh9a, Dyssntery.
and all forms Of Indigestion. IL regulates tho
functions Of the Bowels Kidneys and Bladder
IL restores tone 20 the nervous and muscular sys>
tenn. great remedy for babies teothing, drop
steal troubles. gives appetite. Call on j. A.
Morris. 525 east Broad sireed, read testimonials,
try IL, aud DO convinced Of It's promptnoss In
giving relief j. II. HARRIS.
de silt BuTkeyille, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Major sully's Hunting Party.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
WELDON. y. c., December MAJOR X. NJ.
Sully, of Richmond, and a party VI other gen
tlcmen went out from hero this morning 10 en-
Joy days shooting. Game was never more
abundant in this section and gunners are having
rare sport. Owing 10 the bne Wealher the
fields are In fine condition for huntsmcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Murder md suicide.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch

ITTUFTNT1
SEATTLE. WASH. cember 7.-Charles hogert
Monitor al a late hour last night, shot aud 10
s,Sntly killed MR.. Mary s. storr' the leader .,
. ~ 10 a,gn bfain. He had iong
, pisossS =. s hopeless suit Tor her hand,
I'D tye,oently threatened 20 XIII her n she did
not yield. Mrs. storr's two.chiidren were assep
40 az ADJOINING room whom the tragedy occurred.
she had iust returned FROM the opera and went
10 her room when he followed her. ana being re-
iected, shot her and killed himself. Doth were
.l.x..s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
THE FlNCH-pReTLoW NUPTIA4s.
A Brilliant Social Event In the Church of
Onr SnVionr. at INOr.
Ispeclsl telegram to the DisDatch.l

Especial telegram TO the DisDatch.l
IvoR, VA, December Tone Of the most bril-
liant marriages ever solemnIzed in this vicinity
took place at the Church Of our Saviour this af-
ternoon az 4:40 o'clock, which united in wedlOck
Miss Albius Pretlow and Mr.. Allen Wilson
Finch. The couple left on the SOL train for an
extended trip North, the ceremony, by a pre-
vous Arrangement, being simultaneous with
that Of Miss Budds. at Blackstone. They are
tOgether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Sensational Railroad Speech.
[By telegraph 10 tho Dispstch.l

COLUMBIA, 8. c.. December 7.--Presldent v. Z.
McBoe, OF the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
Western North Carolina. and Columbia and
Greenyiile railroads. OF the Richmond Terminal
system, made a sensational speech tonight be
fore tie senate Coinmiitee on Railroads re-
gArdibs the proposed rain oad-commissioa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
First Real Blizzard.

KANSAS CITY, No., December THE first
blizzard OF the winter in Kansas has been
sweeping over that State for the past
twelve hours. The high winds have blown
the snow into huge drifts In the north
ern part OF the State, and all the railroads ira
yersing that section arc completely blockeded OF
suffering from n severe impeding OF their trai'
fc. So far as heard from there has oeen no loss
20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Sllut DOW n.

That's what they call il when the MIL
closes and the wosk stops. The same term
Is applied 10 the liver when you suffer WITH
biliousness and sick headache. There Is
no action. A few doses OF simmons LAYER
Regulator will soon set the liver gong
properly and keep tho bowels regular.
Take the Regulator now and then 20 pre-.
vent auy occurrences OF these distressing
symptoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
The Dog Derby.

by Telegraph . the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, n. c., December To-day was
clear aud warm until evening, when there was a
slight storm. Birds have been very scarce all
through the trials. The setter Derby OF the
Central Field-THal-Club was continued and run
through the second series and Will be finished
tomorrow morning. Inc all-ago stake begins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Tale Too Thin.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch

NEW ORLEANS, December 7.-lspecial TO the
Associated Press. = superintendent OF Police
Gasker ridicules the story OF William sauers'
the man arrested in Denver on a charge OF rob
berry, who confessed 20 complicity In the killing
Of Chief-of-PoIce Henneesy, Of New Orleans IL
Is believed that sauers Is stranded and wants 10
get home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
News Notes from Green Bay.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
GREEN BAY, VA, December Mr.. Henry
Paul and family have returned from New Ork.
Mr. Newton l.. Crymes and family have moved
10 Manchester, Va, where they will make their
future home
Mr.. Tom Fowkes and j. I. McCraw left for
Richmond this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
SOCIAL SURPRISE FOR CHARLOTTE.
a Mr.. Putnam and Miss Putnam Attend
Prayers and Then Get Married.
fspecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTE, y. c., December 7.-Quite rip
pie In social circles Will be created here in the
morning when it is learned that Miss Ira Put
nam, a very pretty young society lady OF this
city vas secretly married tonight 10 Mr.. b. +.
Putnam, manager Of Putnam's book store, Of
this city. The affair was a profound secret Tho
young couple attended prayer meeting. After
the prayer-meeting they took two friends aud
repaired 70 the parsonage, where they were
married by Rev. Edward Mack. They leave to-
night for Greenville, 5. c., for a short stay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
@. W. eABeR A WEST WlReINIAN.
Some Additional Facts About the Man
Found Dead in Chicago.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, December 7.-George W. Baber,
late Of the Arm Of Baber & Buker, dealers In
lsh, oysters, and country produce, Roanoke
dock, this city, who wns found dead In Chicago,
was the son % minister In the Disciples
Church, and was from West Virginia, near Hln-
ton. When not on periodical spreos he Was 4
man Of good habits. lie was not married so Tar
as was known here. Besides his father he had
brothers lyiag Al one time during his stay
here he had $40, 900, and II Ia also said that ne
left at the time Of his death large amount az
IA o Norfolk National Bank.
A survey was held on the United States
steamer Concord to-day. IL the repairs are
made that are required she will remain here
several weeks and give employment to q large
number OF men. -"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
stcuMONO STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1899.
sALEs.-2O shares Petersburg railroad stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

81 telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
Eaa> iToS. d. c.. December Sen
.l.. opening prayer was offered IN
'e to-day by DR.. Joseph Silver
She Temple Emanuel. New York.
Executive communications. IN
tLe report of the Secretary OF the
...g 900 the state of the finances, were
...1 and referred. Numerous petit
rcu various States for and against
passage Of the autI-Opton bull were
a,.d. and were referred TO the
.-.. on Agriculture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
eAi 1lMOse STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE December 7.--virginia l0-40s, 30
bid Baltimore and Ohio stock. D4bSa9J North
ern Central stocA, 90 hid Baltimore and Ohio
Sonth western lists. los bid consolidated gas
Jonds, li54 bid do. stocks, oo14a0S9s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Presidential Electors Meet.
fRv feJe1rauh 10 tho Dispatch.l

HARTFORD. CONN, December THE six Con-
necticut Democratic electors OF President ana
Yice-President Of the Omitted states met to-day
at the Capitol and adjourned. This Was TO COM
ply with the state law, which requires sneIn 70
meet on the Wednesday after the hrst Monday
In December, whne the United states law re-
quires them 10 meet on the second MONDAY IN
January following their election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
A Child Faioys

the pleasant favor. gentle action. and
soothing effect of Syrup Of Figs, when In
need OF laxative, and IL the father or
mother be costive or biliousthe most graft
flying results follow It's use; so that u Il
The best family remedy known. and every
family should have bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
RIO INVESTORS.

=
All persons contemplating Investments Tor
1893 are ~ yited % consider the feslrablilfy 90
the stock OF THE 0LO-DoNiNi0N BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which - sold ~ 600
per share and has a maturity value Of slOO per
share. paying q per cent. annual cash inteross
until maturity upon the amount invested
This stock presents tho rare eomoinauon o.
handsome returns with security as absolute a.
any known Investment
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
secretary and Treasurer,
1Il5 Main street, Richmond, Va
j. TAYLOR ELLYsos. President
DIRECTORS:
j. TAYLOR ELLYsos, JOIN y ELLEfh
JOHN Is. PURCELL, NohxAH '. hAspcIs
FRANK T. SUTTON. uc i-ts