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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

o7s pcupds- -h.sbss, price, ss5o. crsnshswt
Warehouse, 8a.0lo poands-hlghest price, vi:
Loose sales fer she week; brgbf--Piapiens
Warehouse, $500 pounds, highest price. sSp;
Dsvenport's Warehouse, 2,g92 pounds. hisna-t
price. 1850. Dark-Shockoe Warehouse, Dbl
300 pounds, highest price, sS.62is; C-enshars
Warehouse. 1870 pounds. sighost price, slI-
Prices ON br,shi loose continas 70 adssncr:
and today shelburnss has the beat sale yet ~
eco for Ge host. PisstegS Warehouse saios
also satisfactory. Wrappers have neaffy doubled
since opening OF mo season, and even tho9o
passed by a. cutters then are nov. owing 70
scarcity of color. taken Zoe Wrappers and hghi-
pressed work. Caters are mp also IL Is nos 20
much the prico that weighs nov with tho buyers
as the question, Where shall they cot The cosorI
Good and medium Oilers predominant In dark
breaks from ~ 10 &c. Souls good dark end
sun-cured wrappers sold ne . 10 lie today AZ
Crenshaw'A Tue general break showed short
leaf aud luer. sweet and clear, but mixed coiors
often. stetnmips " not yet offered, and the 70
cespts viii show falling od Of % per cent in
pounds OF tho crop, say the majority OF TIC
grade.
Ola bright tobaccos hoN q still stronger pos-
ton and viii undoubtedly advance materially
ard rapidly on wrappers after the holidays
Some old sun-cared sold privately to-day,
based on the position OF scarce 1no darks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
THEIR WORK ENDED.
THE GRAND LODGE OF GOOD Tenn
PLARS ADJOURNED LAST NIGHT.
The New Oficer. Formally Instailed-me-
mortal to Rev. y. X. Moffett-Note
of Thanks 10 Richmond People.

The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars OF
Virginia. after having been in session here
for four days, adjourned sme die last night
The morning session yesterday was pre-
sided over by Grand-Counsellor John W.
Newton. A number OF committees pre-
sented reports which were adopted
Colonel j. r. Miller, Of Pulaski, and Mr..
George II. Hayden, OF Richmond, were
elected delegates to the Right Worthy
Grand I.odpe which meets in Des Moines.
Iowa, next Spring. Mr.. J. NJ. Thorn, OF
Fairfax. and Mrs. A. J. Pyle. of Richmond
were chosen alternates to this assem- olsge'
The lodge then went INTO the considera-
ton of the report OF the Committee on
Literature. which recommended the pup
LEGATION OF paper, nOn-p artisan' out III
the interest OF temperance, though no &C.
ton was taken upon this point.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
During the afternoon session I'VE dele
gates were elected 10 the Worlds temper"
auce Convention. 20 be held at chicago
next wear. IA follows: Rev. j. Il. Illlery.
q. W. Hawxhurst, J. A. HoDson. Genrge
G.. Vandersice. and Mr.. Stats. Inc after
mates chosen we're: w. c. Damron, =. +.
Winston, Thomas Whitehead, Dr., A. r
Brunell. aud Mr.. WOOdhouse.
On motion vote OF thanks was ten
dered the citizens and the Good lemplars
of the city for the universal kindness
shown the members of the lodge during
their stay here. The body also expressed
its appreciation TO the railroads for selling
tickets at reduced rates on account OF the
meeting. and also 10 the Grace-Street
Baptist church for the use OF that edince'
THE CLOSING OF THE LODGE.
The night session was opened by Grand
Counsellor Newton and did not adjourn
until after midnight. The installation OF
rev officers and the presentation or the
repalia was made By j. NJ. Thorne. ESQ.
Responses were made bv Major Newton.
George w. Hawxhurst, Mrs. l.. Is. Staats'
and Mrs S. f. Bailey.
The Grand Chief remplar made the fol-
lowing appointments V. Nj. st. Clair;
grand sentinel; Miss Emma Lawton. grand
guard e.. G. Yandersice. grand chaplain
Colonel J. X. Miller. past grand chief tenn
plar: A. c. Person, grand messenger
Mrs. NJ. Il. Loomus, grand deputy mar
sbal: J. +. West, grand marshal. 49,,
There were addresses by the Grand Chief
| Templar IN memorlam of Rev. j. Il. Mot
| felt. and by Rev. +. NJ. Edwards, j.. W.
| Kirby, Colonel }. II. Miller, Thomas White
| head. Jr, Luther Il. Benson, and others
on various subjects relative TO the order.
The Grand Lodge adjourned shortly al
| ter A. VI.
The Grand Lodge was very much pleased
! with the addresses of welcome of Alr.
| J1saph II. Shepherd and MsyOr J. TAYLOR
| Eilvson They were responded to by Colo
| mel j. Il. Miller. of Pulaski, and rising
| vote of thanks was rendered 90 the Mayor
| for his kindly words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
FLORIDA ORANGES ABROAD.
A shipment to London Direct Turns Ont
Satisfactorily.
rDr teleeraph 70 the Dlspatch. J

tBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.i
NEW YORK, December "A private dis
match from London contains information
of the sale there of 1000 out of the 1855
boxes of Florida oranges shipped by the
steamer Ethelwold. from Eernandlna, No
vember nth. This steamer was the first
one TO carry TO England direct a cargo OF
Florida oranges, the object of the attempt
being 10 provide an outlet for domestic
oranges in European markets. The re-
mainder of the cargo will be disposed of
tomorrow.
The Ethelwold encountered very rough
weather. and in consequence was obliged
TO close matches, and this caused n good
part of the cargo to land IN an unsound
condition. Out of the 1900 boxes sold.
however, $500 were sound, and these sold
at ~. 4j TO $3.50 for bright fruit, russets
selling at $3.50 to 81. There were about
ZOO boxes in unsound condition that sold
from Sl.75 to $3.50. The remaining 200
were in a very unsound condition, and
sold at from 80 cents TO Sl.75-the total
average of the sale being 1926 per box.
Considering the condition of the cargo,
and the condition of the English orange
market, which is at present supplied with
oranges from Brazil, Valencia, and Jsffa,
these results will be highly satisfactory TO
all concerned. and Will settle the question
of the practlcability of shipping cargoes
direct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

situations wonderful amount Of nervous
reserve force. Miss Emily Rigl. talented
and beautiful woman, plays the opposite
part very finely, Her display OF emotional
power is fine foil for the calmness OF sr;
Lacy. The company IS not evenly balanced
and some of tho parts are played weakly,
hat the central characters are All wen
PLAYED, and as the interest OF the play
gathers about them the mediocrey oi inc
other PLAYERS Is eiiaced. =,
The Planters Wife" will be repeated
at matinee this afternoon. and also to-
night.
Mr. sBERTDAS's COMEDY.
Mr. Sheridan repeated his pleasant
comedy nj the Academy last night. The
speciality part OF the entertainment evoked
much applause. and Messrs. Sheridan,
Marion, and Post. and Miss Siegrist re-
peated the success OF last night.
There will be matinee at the Academy
this afternoon, and FINAL performance to-
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
CONSULTING A DETECTIVE.
The Friends of Mr.. Swineburne Have
Conference with Captain Tyler.

The friends of Mr. John +. Swineburne,
the unfortunate young Engllshman VINO
in the course of about eighteen months
succeeded at Coyington and here IN run
nIpp through some $4,000. seem deter
mined 20 find out what became OF tne
money. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Catnn
telegraphed for Mr.. Richardson, VINO
holds power OF attorney TO settle up
Swineburne's affairs, and these gentlemen
with Mr. Davidson and Detective James
TYLER. held conference at the latter
Office. What course of action they decided
upon has not trgnspired. =,
Mr.. Richardson, who first met hr.
Swineburne IN a business way and VINO
took him TO New York through pure
sympathy, says that all of Swineburnes
transactions with him were perfectly
honorable. swinoburne, it will,be remem-
bered. In his statement to Mr.. Richardson
could give no definite account OF how MS
remittance from England melted away.
The case has attracted a great deal OF at
tentlon. but as yet no legal steps nave
been taken.
Swineburne claims that while he was
living at CentTalia he was kept systemati-
cally drunk. and had very confused no.
ton of what occurred, and the insiuuatlon
was thrown out that the whiskey that he
drank was drugged. A young man VINO
was at the meeting OF Swineourne's friends
held Thursday evening stated there that
he had drank the same whiskey and that II
did not drug him also, that efforts were
made by those about Swlneburne to keep
hquor away from him. Last night the
DfspATCH learned from source that can
not be questioned that on one. occasion
those associated with the unfortunate
Young man begged him to either come 10
Richmond and be treated at the Retreat
for the Sick or take the Kelley cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. John
X. Mason, Of Richmond.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
robe OF white silk and wore q veil WITH
ornaments of diamonds and carried .
large bunch Of brides roses in her hand;;
Her sister was gowned IN pink, while an
the bridesmaids wore a gown OF white
with lace trimmings. All looked unusu-
ally pretty.
After the ceremony the bridal party adj
journed TO the brides home. where q mag
nificent reception was hold. and that was
followed by splendid supper, and dane,
ing was INDUCED in until the wee
hours of the morning, when most OF tne
bridal party took the train for Rlchmonn,
while the bride and groom took the tram
for Washington. They will visit the
groom's family IN Lewisburg, W. Va,
The bride il quite pretty, has a bright,
sunny disposition, aud IS endeared 20 a
large circle of friends by many exce1lent
qualities. The groom is prominent citi-
zen of Lewisbnrg, and II connected MIN
the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad. lneS
will reside IN West Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Visited by Grand omcsrs.

Crand-Commander T.. c. Morton, accompanied
nv G.snd-Warden Mcdowell, paid an ohclai
,yi.it ~ ora dominion Council Legion OF Honor
which met Ia Tron's Hall last night. lwocanui-
'.,r.,,C,,,ea 81 me order and several other Rp-
nhcations received There was gooi al
tendance. with addresses by the grand oul-
Gers followed by an excellent oyster oupPeI,.
olt Dominion a. one Of the best working couhcuH
tn tne state and has recently received ten addl-
lions 60 its numbers. This council has slnce JUS ~.
cremation paid s72, 900 70 tho oenehciSiles ol
ia deceased members. Inc most recent lOss " ~
the order IN this city 10 mat OF me "a oon 49,
r Roach. whose family will receive So,OOO from
a.. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Rsv. Mr.. st,re. Receives a Call.

Correspondence OF tho hichlohu DiSU9sothI
WEST PoINT. VA, December 9.-Rey. L: NJ.
Stres, the popular ana energetic rector o. the
Episcopal church az this place mas receFea a oari
from large church In Augusta. Ca, ana VIII
doubtless accept. Mr.. Stires has done great
work FOR his Church Ia this place and his leaving
will DO sad one -.
qiitdn have been renovated and rehtted ana
Will be furnished In modern newspaper style
The returning OF Rev. w. G.. Boggs 70 tho
Methodist church OF this place by the amman
conference gives universal satisfaction
colonial bazaar will be given hero on the
10Th instant for the benent OF the Episcopal
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
sncne.slnl surgical Operation.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond UFUhIcH'I
CREwg. Va. December "a very difficult sur
gical operation was lately perfo-m,d AT the nos
pital here by Dr. j. W. Bryant assisted by Ut.
W. V. Atkins of Blackstone, the patient Doing
Mr.. G. W. Ellington, machlnist, who tor mum
Der OF years has been unable 10 waiK on tno
iured limb Tho operation was the resocting OI
the anklc-ioint ana the removal OF three ana
one-balf inches Of the tbia' and two anu
one-half inches OF the ibular." From VISIT
tho oDera:ion will result successfully. 10 - the
second OF the kind that has ever poem perform
ed here. the nrst being entirety satisfactory.
The "Carper sparx-arrester, which was N,
has been for some time exposed 10 scientific
tests on the engines OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad. has been removed from all Of the en-
gines on the Norfolk division OF that road on
which they had been placed, they having oeeh
pronounced defective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
DFA tbs.

CERSLFY.- Died, December 9th, Mt 1920
Z. NJ, at his residence, IN Swansboro, '. Il.
CFRSLEY. eldest son of L. b. and the late
Lucy j. Cersley aged 81 years.
Funeral from the West-Eud Method st
church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance IN
vted to attend.
HICKS. Died suddenly, Mt her resi-
dence. 526 north Fourth street. at about
Gas Z. NJ. December 9Th. Mrs. LUCINDA
V HICKS, widow of Marcellus Hicks.
Funeral notice later.
JULIAN. Died, on Thursday. December
z. 1892. Mt | o'clock i. NJ. Mrs. JOHANNA
JULIAN, native of Featherd, County Tip
perary. ireland: aged % years.
Funeral will take place from st. Peters
Cathedral at 10 o'clock THIS Saturday
MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

The Executive Committee Of the Protestant
Episcopal Missionary society heio caleG i
,,io.,tpy M IT. James church last night ana
transacted a good deal Of important routine
business. The chief business OF tho evening
MAS 10 hear the report of the suo-COmmitte.e on
Work and Finance as 10 "Lethoi pl u Ly. ~ ~
sto1ia renew the appropriation Tor tho evange-
ust. Rev. J. J. Norwood, ca the LIST OF January
Tue committee recommended that the apprO-
urtation should be continued for three mouths
amended "a 10 read until the meeting oil the
next council --,,,... mo, al
The 0uestion OF the annual meeting was as
cusscd al some length, but the arrahgolliis!l's
IN the matter were lett Win INC suOOOli'''''
having the meeling 10 Chnrge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
TAKEN BACK TO JAIL.
Detective Gardner Observation-Disclosures
Case of Alleged Blackmailing.
~. .,t,.-.,.b 60 .to pianatrhl

New YorK. December 9 Charles W.
Gardner, the chief detective Of DR.. Park
bnrst's society. was arraigned to-day
in Part | of the General Sessions to
plead TO the indictments charging him
with extortion and attempted extor-
ton. Through Lawyer Frank Moss. one
of the members Of the society, who IL act
ing as his counsel. pleaded not guilty, with
leave 10 Withdraw the plea and enter de-
mn~rer within week. Gardner was then
taken back 10 the Tombs No day has
been set for his trial.
Extortion has again been praoticed IN
the name II DIR. Parkhurst's society.
Bruno Spies. who keeps q restaurant at No.
2E2 east Houston street. appeared before
Justice Hogan in the Essex-Markct Court
TO-DAY and charged Charles Baker with
blackmalling him under color OF Official
riulf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
IN THE PRESENCE OF THE DEAD.
A Watch Stolen from Chamber occu-
pied by "A Corpse.

Charles Vest, a negro who has for nine
wears been in the EMPLOY OF one of Rich
mond's most prominent undertakers was
arrested Yesterday afternoon charged with
stealing gold watch and cham oelong ny
To Mrs. Joseph Allard, DR., Of No. 200 north
Thirty-secOnd street.
The theft was committed yesterday
morning IN one Of the chambers OF Mrs:
AlIar,Ts house. where rested the remains OF
her sons wife, who died on Thursday.
Vest had gone to the residence to assist In
preparing the body for burial. The time
piece had been left in box upon the
dresser, but after the negro lett the house
il was soon observed that the golden
ticker" was gone also.
Serpeants Tomlinson and He'll were de-
tailed 10 work upon the case, and IN two
hours Aleck 1OmlnsOn was carrying the
watch in his own pocket and Vest was
being led to the station-hOuse. The time
niece had been found in the pocket OF the
accused. He SAID that he threw the cham
away on First street between jackson and
Dnyal. but the officers discredlt this story.
The watch il avery handsome stem-winder
and cost S12j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
--1 Ct"OCRATlC BANQUET.
..,.f.a. sent Through Chairman Cor
..rt. .....-.. Cleveland and Stevenson.

..-l.i.a. sent Through Chairman Cor
.at. .5.,.r.. Cleveland and Stevenson.
... .-r.- Committee of the grand
..r banquet To be held here on
..... % the 25th Of January, 1898,
-ae Masonic Temple tonight
,... H.. be- d meeting Of the general
10 the same place Monday
...r Captain Thomas Elicit mailed
.-. ..Itrr 20 New York 10 Hon.
Gordon. chairman Of she State
Committee. who will present
,raId to-day. 4 similar IN
r...'-l mailed 10 Mr.. Gordon 10
... 90 Sir. Stevenson, VINO Is OK
'.V York this morning.
...uv.Np. Va, December o, 1892.
aaI. N,V York:
... au instructed 10y the committee
..4. ror,lai invitation 20 banquet
... Masonic Temple IN this city on
...rtue. January %, 1913
.-... Che democracy Of klchmohn,
.lh many other loading citizens
... ~. q, celebrate our grand victory,
.... ftyaIae TO toe business Interests
.-.I q. eutha4lze IA the most posi-
...r lUureclatiOn Of tho RESPONSE
...rreI iu dealing with the pres
commercial interests o. our
....r..etly rore 10 viii Doe your plea
with your presence.
.tf.ly. JOSEPH BRYAN,
I.Fnau Committee On Invitation.
raerrla~y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

That's what they call IL when the mill
closes and the work stops. The same term
is applied 20 the liver when you suffer with
biliousness and sick headache. There Is
no action. A few doses OF simmons Liver
Regulator will soon set the liver gong
properly and keep the bowels regular.
Take the Regulator now and then TO pre-
vent any occurrences of these distressing
symptoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
,,,d ,h. Tobacco Exchange.

The officers Of the recently-organized Loose
Tobacco Trade are: Board Of SuperYlsors-,i' j.
PARKINSON chairman, 4. II. Robinson. }. +.
Kesrpey, and John A. HntchesOn; Arbitration
Coumittec-Daniel Lyons, y. A. Gregory, l.. j.
Vaughan, Richmond Aaury. and +. d. Williams
The following risitors registered at mo IobAr
co Exchange yesterday; [. L scNsIlny, AS Si
vile. \. C.: &. y. Mccarthy, Lynchburg, Va,
and Mnllam Z. MatrOW. MashlngtOn, ID. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
noo,h Former Richmond Man.

Neison r. Warwick died in Chicago on Tues
day morning last at the advanced age OF 40
years. lie was born, says tho Chicog0 IFi0We'
August 20, 1872. tie came to this citg IN l5O',
aud had resided here continuously SINCE that
date "A a contractor and builder no was well
known aud was highly esteemed by his friends,
all OF whom mention him as man OF the strict
est integrity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
EINAAE IAE.
TREAsUsEE's OFFICE,

CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA, Dec. 8, 1892.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y THE CITY OF MANCHESTER 8 PER
CENT. BONDS. dated January /, 1882 redeem
able at the pleasure OF the city after ten years,
ARE HEREBY CALLED. AND WILL BE PAID
on AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1893, on presen-
tation at the Merchants National Bank, Rich
mOnd. Va.
Interest will cease on the same January l,
1904. j. W. BRONAUGH, JR,
Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
A oaadraple execution.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 9.--At sunrise this
morning Louisville had Its nrst quadrupie hang
Ing In the county iailyard. The murderers who
pad the laws penalty we're Dennis Mccartney
for killing his wife Ellen; 0rant ipomas ~ inc
murder OF Birdie Coleman lco,orcd); Nelson
Lewis for the murder OF George Dean tcoIoredl,
and stephen Hite ior killing Albert Dauman.
Az 7;45 O'Clock tho four eondoRnsa Hon eater-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Death of mr. j. w. whi,eside.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch-i
GREEN BAY, VA, December D. News mas Jnst
reached here OF tho death yesterday evening OF
Mr.. j. w. Whltesde, q prominent farmer OF
Charlotte county. Mr.. Whiteside contracted
deep cold. which ended In pneumonia lie
married the eldest daughter OF MIS-. II. A.
Whiteside was ons OF Charlotte countys best
farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
onhdard Sow After Corbett.

Nsw YORK, December 9.-Joe Goddard VINO
easily defeated Peter Maber last nigni, " very
much elated over his victory anu - y nV Sa viii
uoet forfeit al once for q match and II ae
dOesn't consent 70 light within year DO wiii ios
the forfeit 60 70 bind match WITH any man
ltgtW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Nirrinin ni.toricaI socIety.

There was meeting Of the virginia Historical
Society held al the Westmoreiaha Ciup-iiJinso
ON Thursday the 9Th instant he meeune,
Tor want of full attendance, was a ilournoo 20
meet n, tho hail Of the House OF Deiegeles, on
Tbursday. AZ O'Clock y. NJ, for the transaction
of IT, annual business, the hau having ooeu BE-
~ for Guy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Ihcpofteu tof suV HtSPessS
pvcxuxR p.-So offerings ON Change today.
a,i.,s. 95: Buricy, S; srn-cared. s-sotal. ~
III insernaI-revenae collections; cigsrs and cigar
cites. s2,ss5.30: sob~cco. ss.5lo.to-sos~s
sA.70o.76 ws.... %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
False ECONOMY

is practiced by people who buy inferior
articles OF food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants are eniiueu 70
the best food obtainable. II Is faet tna'
the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Con
densed Milk Is the best infant food. Your
grocer aad drggglst keep IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

A fist-hght over a swsyback mare occurred al,
most In front Of the second f0nce o'a,ioh !a1s
hsfore 10 o'clock last night. Inc principals
wee James Davis and l.. W. swain. IheY Mere
smuggling each other In terrific style when o ~ g.
Eediord and a son Of well-known osnker OF sne
CITY passed along and broke up the row. S"ai"
In wig nrrCsleQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and tho
Weat Their Indications
[Br telegraph 20 tho pispa,ch.l

r. WASHINGTON, December s.--Fore-
lTllR ,ast for Virginia and North Care
ina for twenty-four hours--from
I midnight to midnight: Fair wea-
ther; variable winds; slightly warmer in
western portions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
OFFICE OIL
UFFIUh UF
COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND,
RICHMOND, November Ia, 1892. J
ma MEETING OF THE COMMIS-

n "A
N sIoNERs OF THE SINKING FUND held
this day (present all the membersl Il was ordered
that an advertisement be puDushed In seen
newspapers as the president may select that the
Bondhoiders' Committee having surrendered to
the state the old obligations held BY them, the
commissioners OF the sinking Fund are now
ready to receive deposit for verincation, classi
fcation, and exchange, under the terms OF the
act for the settlement Of the public debt OF VIZ
ginta, approved February 20, 1892, such Old
Obligations OF the State as may DO presented to
them.
me rate OF exchange cannot DO stated, nor
the new bonds issued Tor the old obligations,
which may be surrendered, until the rate OF dis
tribution OF the new bonds, issued 20 the Bond
holders Committee, Is adjusted by the commis-
sion appointed for that purpose.
All obligations must be presented at tue once
OF the second Auditor, Richmond, Va, either In
person OK by some responsible agent not con-
nected with any OF the departments OF mo
state.
18si2. JOSIAH htLANp,Jh-
no lD-sa4t President ok Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
A ChiId Enjoys

the pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect Of Syrup of Figs, when IN
need OF laxative. and If the father or
mother be costive or biliousth most graft
fying results follow its use; 80 that 1t Is
the best family remedy known, and every
family should have bottle.