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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York. January l3.--Msny operators
in stocks are now hesitatins until after the adj
jcurnment Of the representatives Of the rail-
roads, who arc now In session at tho Windsor
Hotel. ana while rurnos Of trouble have been In
dustriously circulated Of late there are no sur.
face indications 10 justify them. The people In
terested declare that the result will show entire
harmony among tho different roads represented
In the association, and It 10 well understood that
managers who shall have been found cutting
rates viii be dismissed. The event Of the lay
In financial circles was the announcement OF .
further issue Of s25,000,000 In new stock Of the
Sugar Reaneries Company. II IL should prove,
40 suspected, that the increase OF capitalization
Is for tho purpose Of absorbing the Sprcckels
and other rehneries now in opposition 20 the
trust, investors may be sresdins on dangerous
ground.
ADECIISE ALL ROUND.
The stock market to-day responded 10 this In
.elligence by material decline all around, and
number OF bulls who have sold out and who have
been since working for lower prices In the mar
ket, took advantage Of the announcement and
sold stocks all along the line with considerable
effect. Northern Pacific preferred was subjected
to pressure from the opening, and further
weakness In the Industrials helped 10 restrain
the upward tendency In the general list, though
tncft WbS cpcctdt stfcuxtn upio 3ha ottoh IA
spots. The Kansas and Texas stocks were in
stances, but few others followed them.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT PROMINENT.
New England and the Richmond and West
Point stocks were prominent In the forenoon
and Northwestern later In the day, bus notwith-
standing tho strong opening their advances were
not sufficient 10 resist the influence OF the de-
preston caused by the sugar announcements
On the other hand, however, only Northern Pscirc
and the lndustrials showed any marked weak
ness, and few stocks even scored slight gains
for the day. The close, however, was heavy az
ter partial rally In the nnal trading, the mar.
ket being active and near the lowest hsures-
The losses OF note we're only three-Sugsr 15s,
Chicago Gas 1ss, and Northern Pacific preferred
.3s. Sales 100000 listed and 10000 unlisted
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and strong a. ASA
4Sd. Commercial bills. $S2Isa4S4%. Money
easy at 2Isa3; closing offered at 2,s Sub-rre
sury balances-Coin. Si13,O62, 900; currency.
e3,s19.UO0. Governments dull but steady 4
per cents. l16l1. State bonds dull but steady.
ot-n~r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
DEATHS oolNes AROUND NORFOLK.
Dense logs on the Coast-rhs County
Against she Cities--A Zig Contract.

Dense logs on the Coast-The County
Against she Cities--A Fig Contract.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
KoHroIK. January 19.-Death continues
verv busy IN this section OF the State, and
3, has been remarked that the obituary
columns Of the newspapers were never so
regularly fun % funeral notices as within
tle uasf few weeks. This morning young
Z. W. Wysham, n clerk at John q. Emmer-
sons lumber-yard, only twenty-five years
Of age, died al the Centennial House, III
Portsmouth, after a short illness. lie came
fn Portsmouth from Baltimore. where, II
j. md. his father now lies desperately i'll.
John J. sykes. well-known citizen of
thoFnurth Ward IN Portsmouth. aged fifty
four years. was buried this morning. Sew
e-al ieaths Of ladies have occurred. among
Them the venerable Mrs. Catherine Maho-
n,y. mother Of Mr.. John Mahoney. OF the
ffm of 4. 4 T. MahOney, who buried son
fwentv-cight years old on Sunday. She
died last night at her home. in Portsmouth.
Deaths among the cOlored people are also
numerous.
A prominent farmer from the Nanse-
mond-hue section of Norfolk county says
thore have been more deaths in his neigh
lorho0d this winter than for a long time
before. owing 10 the prevailing epidemic.
The continuously dense fogs along the
coast causes considerable trouble 20 the
shipping entering aud leaving the Canes.
Ihc signal officer las found IL impossible
10 distinguish and report vessels from
Cape Henry for several DAYS
lres.deRt Kimhsil, General Manager
Sands and Mr.. Fhckwir, of the Norfolk
and Western. are engaged to-day IN in
speciing the property of the company IN
this vicinity, and leave for the North to-
mrht
Tho Board OF Supervisors of Norfolk
county have instructed their representa-
tvcs IN the Legislature 20 resist any effort
Of the city Of Portsmouth OF Norfolk 10
extend the city limits.
INFLICTED.
al The old officers Of the Business-Men's
Association were reelected al the annual
meeting last night. Anumber of speeches
We're made. and anumber of strangers were
present. including President kimball, OF
ile Norfolk and Western.
J.. NJ. Mhtehurst, master commissioner
in ihe Atlantic and Danville railroad hti-
cation. las been allowed $1,000 in fees by
i-c United States Court.
The contract has been let for the new
Norfolk and Western railroad buildings
90 Lambert Point 20 John L. Pettyiohn,
~ Lynehburg. and the work will be COM
ueutCd az once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
WINSTON'S NATIONAL BANKS.
They All Reflect Their Old Officers
Colonel Alspaugh Compiimented.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINSTON. N. c., January 1s.-The stock
holders of the three national banks in this
city. according to law, held their annual
meetings Yesterday afternoon and organ
lied by the election of boards of directors.
The latter upon reorganization elected the
old officers and clerks without single
change: First National-J. @. Buxton,
president; j. W. Alspaugh. cashier.
Wachorla National-W. A. Lemley, presi-
dent; James A. Gray. cashier. Peoples
National-W. A. Blair, president; T. A.
Wilson, cashier.
Colonel Alspaugh, cashier OF the First
National. rendered his resignation, but the
directors declined to accept. 1t is stated
that q number of the latter had commit
ted themselves to vote for the Colonel for
president. but didn't do 30, ss great
many Of the patrons Of the bank wanted
HIM retained in his present position. Colo
mel Alspaugh is q shrewd fnancier, and in
every respect worthy and able man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
WHY THEY WERE NOT MARRIED.
The Girls Mother Confiscated the License
and Was Arrested for Larceny.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Mrs. Bertha Bremen was charged with the
larceny of a marriage-lIcense belonging to
Marx Metellets. The accused was repre-
sented BY Mr.. Samuel N. Page and x.
A. Randolph, while Giles jackson con-
Quoted the prosecution In a most vigorous
manner. The testimony showed that Marx and
Nrs. Brenner's daughter were TO have been
married, and that the former had turned the
marriage certificate over to his lance TO
show TO come friends. In this way the
prospective motber-in-law, who was opposed
to the union, obtained possession OF the paper.
Marx threatened 70 have her arrested, and this,
II Is said, caused the young lady to determine
not 70 marry him. He kept his promise. and
although he secured his certificate and failed to
get the girl, he had the mother arrested. In con-
sideration Of the turn Affairs had taken since the
appropriation OF the paper In question by Mrs.
Brenner, the Justice dismissed the case.
Thomas Taylor alias Norfolk tcoloredl, charged
with breaking and entering the house Ut X. U.
Lincoln and stealing a lot OF wearing apparel,
admitted his guilt and was sent on to the grand
jury.
Mr.. A. N. Schen stealing money from his CASH
drawer, WAS sent to Jail for four months, and
also sent on to the grand Jury for third conviction
Of petit larceny.
In jail for tresr assing on the property OF Robert
MOsDy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14

Of the orraaisstion n the etste. was IN
g. MsrshsiI. of Portsmoutb. attorney tor
the organization, They came here to look
after intercstD Of the pilots and 70 asccrs
tain - near q possible the oete when tne
the messufes that have been Introduced
relating 70 ths pilot servioe- There are
two bills pending tho one In the senate
Is BY M. Frye, Of Maine. and the
one ia the House IL by Mr.. Cutting. OF
California. The latter measure would. II
passed, wipe the State pilots out entirely
and placs the whole business under con-
troll OF the national Government. Mr..
Frye's. bill il practically the same meo-
and which was 90 strenuously opposed
by the Norfolk Pilot Association
No time has yet been set for hearing
arguments OH the measures by the Senate
Captain Edwards and Mr.. Marshall left
this evening for Richmond, where they
20 on business before the Virginia Legs
lature.
rHK MILLS ISrK1vHw.
There IL a great deal Of comment here on
o recently published interview with Mr.
Mills at his home in Texas and printed IN
western paper. In the article Mr.. NILS
says Us tuiuks tDat thO Sc.s t"sAs'c&@ 80
presidential nomination this year IN the
National Democratic Convention will De
between Senator Hill and some western
man. He does not mention Mr.. Cleveland
at all, and this causes many people 70
wonder what has happened between the
Texan and the ex-Presldent.
xEvrg FRIENDLY.
Asa matter of fact Mr.. Mills and Mr.:
Cleveland have never been friendly. and
the latter, when President, strongly urged
Speaker Z srllsle not TO appoint Mr. Mills
chairman of the Ways and Means Commit:
tee II. the Fiftieth Congress. but Colonel
Morrison insisted on having the Texan
promoted. Colonel Morrison believed MIR.
Mills was entitled to the promotion.
The reason Congress Is making 30 little
progress is due to the fact that the COM
mittses have not had time to make re-
ports.
NEW MAIL B0U1rs.
Mail service has been ordered estab-
lshed from AivIand by Peanut to Stony
Greek, Va. fifteen miles and back. twice
week. by q schedule not to exceed five
hours each way, from January 18th to June
30th.
Special mail service in Virginia has been
ordered discontinued as follows: From
Stony Creek to Aivland, Sussex county,
after January 18th; from East Richmond
to Highland Springs, Henrico county.
after January 18th; and from Stony Creek
to Peanut, Sussex county. after January
18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
LIVERPOOL MARKETA
NORFOLK PEANUT aAgKEr

Reported for tho Dispa'cn.
JANUARY l3--Market steady. Now Ynne,
PIC; extra prime, 294c.; fancy, &c 'ae'o''
hand-p picked, 314a3Isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Architee.uraI Drafssmsn Organise.

The Richmond Architectural bketch
Club was organized yesterday afternoon IN
the once Of M. Edgerton s. Rogers, with a good
attendance. The following officers we're elected
c. X. Bryant, president; w. II. Wood, secretary
and treasurer.
Tho frst regular meeting Of the club viii be
hold next Thursday night at O'Clock, when q
constitution and bylaws win be drafted.
Tho object OF the organization Is to improve fte
nom bers BY a generous rivalry In the solution Of
problems In tho architectural construction and
design 70 be given By architects. The club
Il composed Of architectural draftsmen OF this
ritv. vho win meet once every week and sketch.
Every quarter, II not oftener, compositions WI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
DEATHS.

uARWOOD.-Died, Tuesday. at 3;e5 7;
NJ a. the residence u l. p. Hoag. Ni
vest High street rs.s RsS1fs q H AK.
tnIee nay s;..n. ~ William X. and Nat. q.
Hsrwood. in the thirty-eishth year OF Der
's rbe funeral will take place THIS C1nuis
day1 MORNING at 1890 O'Clock irom w
HIGH Street Methodist Episcopai ehui'A
Ia the city OF Petersburg.
TTGNOR. at his residences. 10:
.,itr aIs-th Seventeenth street, January
I Issb. a. ae' A. NJ. Mr., JAMES IIGs MOI !
formeriv Of Delaware, in the fortv-s'sn's
year Of his age.
Dearest husband. thou hast , lsts u''
Ne thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God thst has bsreft Us;
He can all our sorrows Deal
Funeral 8 O'Clock r. N. JANUARY Lsf ,s
rrisnds and acquaintance respectfully N
yitsd 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
squibs from Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.. January Bon
the penitentiary farm, near Tillery, there
are lightweight head OF stock AT work and one
hundred and ninety men. The work OF dItching.
clearing, ploughiDg, and the Ike - reported TO
be progressing very WELL
Judge Walter Clark, Of the Supreme Court.
recently sold his valuable farm ON the Roanoke,
near Tillery. TO Mr.. John q. Powell, who has
moved upon II.
DIR. Gerald and other hunters from New York
and Niagara, have returned 10 their northern
homes, after several weeks OF sporting here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
A Hung Jury in the Observation-Disclosures

Tue Neutrality-suspicious. scandal case.
in which the plaintiff sues for $4,000
damages, egaln occupied the entire time Of the
City Circuit Court yesterday. The evidence
afternoon, and the case given 70 the jury.
Messrs. Moncure and G. v. Meredith appeared
for the plaintiff. and Judge Staples and MAJOR
siringfeiow for the defendant. inc jury, hUer
being out for about twenty minutes announced
that they we're unable 10 agree and were ac'
iourned over until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
p-o,..a,.., Of IN. Hussiugs Court.

Mr.. @. v. Meredith. counsel for the de-
PENDANT in the case of John W. Johnson,
CHARGED with feloniously shooting ais son-in-lav.
james Davenport, appeared before the Judge OF
the Hustines Court yesterday and made Z mo-
ton that the trial b, postponed until the febru.
sry term, which was granted.
NIlnsm Jones, charged with malicious as
sault upon Michael Doherty, vas tried and &C
quilted.
teFferine with J. y. Fiourn0y In the discharge of
bis duties % clerk Of the Second maxket. was
s.o{I~ s,e~osSoun<d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14

addressed to the National Valley Bank. Of
this city, has just become generally known
here. Charles 4. Hammond, the United
States Express Companv's agent here, re-
ceipted for the package containing $40 at
the Baltimore and Ohio depot in this city
along with other packages Upon arriving
at his Office he faded to End this package
In his pouch. Mr.. Hammond immediately
made good the loss, and P,nkerton's de-
tectivez hare been here looking over tho
fed, bat so far without Anding the money.
The affair has been kept secret up TO this
time, that the agent might have the better
opportunity to recover the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Damp, Bad weather In Georgia.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA, Ga, January 49, Heavy rains
are reported throughout Georgia to-day. IN AT
lsnta Il has been raining for three days, and re-
ports from Rome, Augusta, and Macon state that
the rivers at those places are rapidly rising, and
the people fear foods AL Georgia streams are
very much swollen, but no serious damage has
as yet boon done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Garza's Band Nearly Disorganized.
fRv telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON. January 13.-General Scho-
field said to-day that the latest reports
from General Stanley. commanding the De-
partment of Texas. indicated that Garza's
band was badly scattered and nearly dis
organized that the men were hiding in
the chaparral, and that United States
troops were close on the trail of Cara with
reasonable expectations of capturing him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
eAaMvlLLs KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The Cumberland Commonwealth Aftor-
ncy's vacancy-Coming Marriage.

ncy's vacancy-Coming Marriage
fcorrespondohcc Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
FAnxynLK. Va, January 1s.-The men,
bers Of Knights OF Honor and Royal Area
NUN of Farmville we're entertained last
night at Chernault's restaurant, where q
sumptuous repast was served.
Mr. Junius T.. Wilson has announced
himself as a candidate for appointment to
the Office OF Commemorative attorney OF
Cumberland 10 FIJI the unexpired term OF
Colonel \. II. Coleman. who has been
elected circut Judge. Mr. Wilson is en-
dorsed oy the upper portion Of Cumber-
land for the position.
Rev. James Cannon, Jr.. of the Metho-
dist church here, has been called TO Sails
bury, Nd. 20 attend the bedside Of his
aged mother, who is critically III with
pneumonia. Mrs. Cannon accompanied
him
COMING NAHRIAoK.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage Of Miss Matte X. Tunstall and
Mr.. M. Nelson Leneane al the Presby-
terian church. Burkeville. Va. on Wednes-
day, January 20. 1892. at $50 o'clock L. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14

Of preventing the grip. colds. hsedaches,
and levers e 70 Use the liquid laxative
remedy syrup OF Fies, whensvsr the sys-
TEN needs gentle. yet eaective cleansing.
TO b. bsns0ted one. must ~ tne t5ee
osS s:s. s ssa sss: q 2 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14

posed action of the committee" said he.
q 1t indicates, and 1 take it for granted.
that they will report bill for the free
coinage Of silver. That has been expected
from the well-known views of majority
of the members of the committee. The
only opinion / have expressed on the SUBJ
ject has not been in opposition to free
coinage. but has been q conviction that
free-coinace bill could not become q Law
because OF the Presidents veto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Julia ID. Bosher's trustees 70
Home Building Company, 90 feet on south
ley and wife 20 Julia Twyman. 80 feet on east
side seventh street near Baker, $500; William
ID. Cox TO Walter J. Norreu, 20 feet on north
n Haryie TO A. ID. Gordon, 32 feet on west side
Randolph street near Winder si24; Thomas T.
Jeter 10 Julia A. Joter bis wife, personally sSo /;
same and wife 10 the Richmond Perpetual Build.
ing, Loan, and Trust Company, 40 Zee. on eas'
side 81 John street between Hill and Orange,
85O: Bette J. Mattox 70 John W. Braner, 0}e
feet on west side rwenty-fourth street between
and o, $1,000.
w. Poe. lot 10 ia square 81. 5000; judith h.
Michaels 70 Lemuel Z. and Eva = Mchaels, life
estate ia tract Of land called "Noriham.' ~
Dr. Thomas j. Riddeli 20 Wiliianns harriss
trustee, 30 feet on south side Taylor street near
Lady, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
GurrENBURa KNrRIEs YoE TO-DAY.

First race--six and q hall furlongs, beaten
horses-Bravo, ZIG; Richal 1l3; Pennyroyal
100; Benefit, 104; Under Cover, SO.
second race-one mile, selling Pardon. lob
Mikadc, 101; Graduate, 90; Yazoo, 0S: Insight
Mulligan, Birthday, o.
Third race-nve eighths OF mile-Corset, DR.
Helmuth, 105; Lady Puisifef, 102; Early Bios
som, %; Fleurette, 81.
Fourth raco-nvs Fights Of q mile, selling-At
gernon, Rosa q. (colt), 0nager. 104; spendall,
102; Occasion lgel1lng), Mccarthy, Criterion
1o1: Mart, 50; longing lgelding), SO.
Fifth race--three eighths OF a mile. selling
Irregular, Smuggler, los; Adalgisa tcolt), D. r.
b., 1O4; Corinne, 90; Even Weight. 0S.
Sixth race-six and q half furlongs, selling
Onaway, Defaulter, III: Bill Barnes, Ill; Pill
grim, Sam Moss, los.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
MAYOR NORRIS, OF NORFOLK, DEAD.
Good citizen, Faithful Pabiic Servant,
and Gallant Confederate Soldier Gone.
l~nefiai feiearara "a the DiaDatchl

NoEoLE, Va. January l3--After seyera.
months OF severe suffering Hon. Frank
Morris, mayor of Norfolk, expired tonight
about o'clock at his residence, on Char
lotio street. The cause Of his death was
cancer of the throat. resulting from a
Wound received IN the face during the
var. he was greatly respected in the
community and served several terms a.
president ~ the councils before becoming
mayor. lie was gallant Confederate
soldier and served throughout the struggle
10 ine Ninth Virginia regiment, Army OF
Northern Virginia. Except few years in
New YORK, he mad been engaged in bust
neis IN Norfolk ever since the war-latterly
T. banking. Deceased was native Of
Portsmouth aud married there He was
niiy-one years OF age and leaves a wife and
one sou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Eighteen Animals Burned In a Stable.
fsDcctal Telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

LrscHBuRo. VA. January IA large
stable filled with horses and mules was
burned late this afternoon ON the corner on
Twelfth and Floyd streets. and eighteen animals
were consumed. The properly belonged 10 the
estate OF the late William IL. Ford, and was not
insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Tho nuena Visit. Hotel "Fire."

The fire which took place Sunday night
In the ColOnade Hotel, at Duona Vista, was con-
fined 10 the kitchen aud the room above. The
entire damage is not over 800. The flames
we're extinsuished in thirty minutes by the use
~ the CITY bose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
VIRGINIA MEASURES IN CONGRESS.
Comment Abost the Milis Interview His
Relations with mr.. Cleveland.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WAsHnGrox, January lS.--Mr. Wise had
passed in the House to-day . resolution
y,vinq the Committee on Foreign and In
terstats Commerce the privilege Of sitting
during the sessions Of the House. TO sum.
mon witnesses, etc. Many important
measures viii como before the committee.
Mr. Tucker introduced in the House to-
tlas s bin 70 par the heirs Of Henry Krskine,
Of virginis. MAJ. being for pcnsion Que
~. Rpes introduce4 8 bin 70 pay John
s. s & ps iaiss 5sslss Is VA:
HOOKING kxUn x4np Hxrn111,
ss!s qsSe g! g HoFf "a s sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14

The only case of any public interest
tried in the Heprico County Court yestor-
lAy was that OF Policeman George y. hattern,
charged with sssaultlny William hesteids by
putting him out Of tho Exposition building on
German-day.
Mr.. d. &. Richardson represented the officer.
Several witnesses were examined.
f'ho fury we're oui about ten minutes and
brought In verdict confirming the action OF
the mag citrate IA nuing Mr.. Aattern 900 and
costs. Ihis brings the total up 70 about eza.
The preliminary hearing Was before Squire
Vincent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BILrrnoE.. Nd. January l3.-yirginia 3s,
~ asked; Baltimore and Ohio stock. ssltasgt4 F;
Northern Central stock, 20 asked: Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern lists, 102Aa1021t: do.
list incomes. 74a75: DO. pa incomes, 32a33 (;
consolidated gas stocks, 45a45H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
A NEGRO wlFe-sHooTER.
He Fires Several shots, Only One Taking
Enect-sfr. J. G. Wood Dead.

Especial telegram 70 the Dspatch.l
DASyILLE, Va. January 13.-John r.
Trice (colored) was arrested TO-DAY
charged with shooting his wife. He quar-
relied with her over some trlfling matter
and without provocation. it Is said. drew a
pistol and fred several shots at the
woman. Only one ball took effect. how
ever. and the wound is not serious.
A telegram was received here tonight
from Baltimore announcing the sudden
death OF Mr.. John G. Wood, father Of Mrs.
w. n. Berkeley, Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Iowa's Deadlock.

DIS MorNEs, iowa. January 13.-Another
effort was mado By the Senate this morning to
elect secretary, but the Democrats again re-
Trained from voting, thus continuing the dead
lock. The Senate then adjourned until to-mor-
row and the Democrats went into CO ucuA EDgle
Independently voted with the Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-14
Tho Races.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l

GuTTKSBURa, N. j.. January l3.-First
race-seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Defendant second, Cassella third. Time, 1:35,
Second race-ive furlongs-Emma j. won
Repeater second, Houston third. Time, 1:05s4
Third race-fiyo furlongs-Zenobia won; Gen.
cor second, Go Lucky third. Time, 1:06.
Fourth race-ons miie-Birthday won; Sand
stone second, Van third. Time, l:51lS-
Fifth race-six furiongs-Toano won; Badge
second, o. T.. b. THIRD. Time, 1:17A-
Sixth race-seven furlongs0Sparling won
CoDundrum second, Gloster third. Time, l:3t.