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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
TRADE rAaoueHourTHE COUNTRY
COLLECTIONS Better In the south-Lsrge
sales of Holiday Goods.

From Bradstreet's Weekly Report.l
Features of tho week in the business
world include moderate reduction in dis
tribution of staples, as is customary at
this season. an unusual activity in holiday
goods. relatively greater strength of pig
iron West than East, news OF the financial
recuperation of southern merchants TINS
year, unprecedented movement West OF
eastern manufactured products. heavy
bank clearinps, fewer failures and easy
money IN spite of the unsettled silver
problem, possible gold exports. and talk OF
nervousness in the stock market.
The share market has been Irregular,
advancing on the absence of bearish mani
fesratlons following Mr.. Gould's decease,
then showing a tendency 10 decline on
the prospect of gold shipments and the
sharp break in silver.
There are 265 business failures in the
United States reported during six business
DAYS ended December Sth as compared
with 268 the week before, $50 IN the second
week of December, 1891, and 3tl IN the Ike
week of 1890, pointing to generally sounder
commercial conditions now than at Ike
periods ono and two years ago. Bank
clearings throughout the country this
week aggregate Al. 45l, O0O,OOO, an increase
Of nearly per cent. as compared with last
week, and of Is per cent. compared with
LDe ilke Week ono wear dsVs
At fourteen southern cities interviews
with leading iobbers show that, with
minor exceptions, mercantile collections
arc uniformly better than they were last
wear at like date. and debts OF country
dealers 70 merchants at distributing
centres are smaller and fewer IN number.
Where figures are given they point TO de-
creases of from 10 TO . per cent.
Baltimore reports disposition at
the South to buy small quanti-
ties frequently or "a wanted, and
greater care as to local credits at the
bottom Of the Improvement. Nashville
adds to the list good crops raised at mini
mum expense aud says bills are being dis
counted more than usual. and that some
farmers are holding cotton for, higher
prices, borrowing money on 1t and paving
their debts. At Birmingham trade - gain
ing n volume. At Richmond, Charleston,
and Atlanta increased orders for holiday
goods are the feature. Locally heavy gro
ceriea are firm, other staples quiet, with
heavy run on CONNECTIONS fancy groceries,
fireworks. and other holiday speclaliies.
Collections are good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
FIRE EARLY THIS MORNING.
Messrs. william sicBSln Co. and Wat
ktns 4 uouaday Lose Considerable

The paint. grease, oil and gasolene es-
Enlistment of Messrs. W. McBain & Co.
and the bav, grain, flour, and feed store Of
Walk ns n Holiday. situated on Virginia
street between Cary street and the Rich
mOnd and DGnyile depot, were badly
damaged by fire early this morning. the
flames being discovered Just after mid
night
il was with great difficulty that the
flames were kept under control. and tho
damage 70 both stock and building will
probably reach Sl2,010 or $4,000.
There was q still and two general
alarms. calling out FIVE engines and three
trucks. Some DELAY was occasoned by
reason Of the person who discovered the
fire first having telephoned TO the Cary
street engine-house instead Of the head
quarters.
Tho flames seem 20 have originated in
the upper story of the portion OF the build
ing occupied by McBaln & Co.. and had
evidently obtained considerable headway
before they were discovered. Even though
tho night was densely fOggv. the smoke
from the burning structure had drifted up
rs far SIS Eighth and Broad streets before
tho first alarm was sounded.
The department had very difficult task
in extInguishluG the FIRE in such an in
iiamma0le mass OF matter and the water
poured into the oil and grease house
seemed so do very little good. IL was
feared that tho establishment of l.. c..
Younger a Co. adjoining on the north
side, would catch, but this was averted by
the efforts Of the tire-fphters, who did
their level best 10 put half Of James river
on the wall separating the buildings. The
CTenshaw Warehouse was also IN danger
The entire stocks Of Messrs. McBain &
Co., and Watkins & Holiday were con-
sumed or ruined by water. The first
named firm. 1t Is understood, had on hand
abou! $4,000 worth of material. while the
amount of stock carried by Watkins d
H0liaday could not he aScertained. Both
concerns were insured.
The building. which was n two-story
brick structure fronting about CO feet on
Virginia street. belonged 10 the Crenshaw
Warehouse Company, having been bought
last year from Or. a. $. Lee, and was in-
sured IN the Mutual Assurance Society.
When the Hayes hO0k-and-ladder truck
of the Byoad-Strcet englne-ho went to
turn into Ninth street the pole 20 the truck
struck the telCgIaph-poe at Blalr's drug
store with great force. The driver was
rown from hls seat and one of the horses
Was thrown violently TO the ground. The
drivers hand was badly bruised, but the
horse sustainel no serious injury. The
truck-pole made large ludentation in the
te' egrapb- pole. The conveyance itself.
though It did not 90 70 the fire, was not
much damaged. A man who was passing
40 the time Of the accident came very near
being run over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
LIE psMocRATIc SENATORS.
Their Committee Has Many Callers-The
Montana Case.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch


Nrw YoRtS. December 10.-The commit
tee OF United States senators-Messrs.
German. Carlisle, and BrIce-which was
appointed by the senatorial caucus to
come to New York and consult with the
Democratic National Committee concern
ing methods to prevent the alleged steal OF
memberships by the Republicans in Mon
tana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, and
North Dakota. was busy this morning &c
ceiylng callers at the Fifth-Ayenue Ho-
tel. Among those who consulted with the
senators was Martin Maginnis, the men,
Ter of tho National Committee from Mon
tana. He gave the committee full infor-
nation about the alleged scheme TO de-
feat the peoples will III his State. The in
formation Will be laid before the Demo-
cratic National Committee when they get
together.
citv this afternoon. Chairman Harrity,
Bradley Il. Smalley, H. q. Wall. Ii. Il.
Gable. and other members of the Cam
paien Committee are expected in town
Monday. When they arrive a conference
will be held between them and the Sena-
torial Committee.
THE REPUBLICAN PROCESS.
HELENA, MoS., December 10.-Ths Demo,
Gratis lost the Chouteau-countYc case and
probably the Legislature this afternoon.
Justice Black issued writ OF mandamus
during the vacation of the Supreme Court
ordering the CAnyassing Board OF Chou
teau county to count Box-Elder Precinct
General surprise is expressed at the action
OF the Supreme Court, because ats decision
is q practical reversal OF that Of 1880 IN the
famous Silyer-Bow case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
Piclnrr. Of the sondan People.

Not only in Richmond. but wherever
they have shown, tho Soudan Company
has made very decided hit. Especially
10 this 80 with the children Of tho COM
pany. who arc so well remembered here.
When the show was IN Richmond Mr.. W.
". Foster, the Niuth-street photographer,
took several hundred negatives for these
charming little people. As an evidence OF
their success they have just ordered from
Mr.. Foster another large lot OF the photo
graphs. These pictures have bad won
derful sale Throughout the whole country
Mr.. Foster has been compelled TO work
his entire force overtime aud 20 put on
extra help TO meet this order. coming, as
1t does, lust at the time of his big holiday
rush. He has his work so well in hand
however. that negatives of Richmond
people made this week can be completed
In time for Christmas presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
HITCH HAS OCCURRED.
More Trouble About the Sewerage system
mt Fort Monroe.

A hitch has occurred in establishing a
sewerage system on the government
reservation at Fort Monroe. Va, which
may require congressional legislation to
straighten out. The entire system, for
which plans have been prepared at the
War Department. will cost $4,000. The
governments share of this is about
S25, 900, the other $4,000 being distributed
between the private hotels and residences
on the reservation. All the private par
ties agreed to Their assessment, and work
was TO have begun this month, when the
hitch came. Chamberliu's Hotel, one OF
the largest in the country, located at Fort
Monroe. was assessed S27 900 As its share.
Since then II has been placed in the hands
OF = receiver.
The other private parties are unwilling
TO assume their proportioDate share OF the
$4,000 assessed against the Chamberlain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

Hotel, and az the governments hands are
tied. and as the work cannot be done for
less than the $4,000, 1t is probable that IT
will fall through altogether for the pres
ent. unless Congress advances tho money
and in effect takes q lien for 81. 900 on the
Cham berlin-Hotel property. The hotel,
to increase the complication, Is still un-
finished, although, 1t Is said, $500 900. large
lY supplied by New York capitalists, has
been expended upon il, and OF course does
not stand in need Of sever facilities. The
receivers hands, too, are tied. and OF
course the S27, 900 assessment against the
hotel cacnot be paid.
In the mean time, TO maintain the health
OF the reservations, sewerage system Is
absolutely demanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
GREAT EUROPEAN WAR.
It Is Declared Inevitable ami 70 sibls a.
ANY Nomenclature Foreign Items.

ANY MOmnnf-Other relEn IicIns'
rBy Anglo-Amcncan cable 10 the Dispatch.l
Bre-r;. December 10. The army bill was
introduced TO-DAY in tho EelcAstae. Gen
eral Won kaltenbOrn-StaChau, Minister OF
War. accompanied the introduction OF the
bill with long and earnest speech IN Its
support. He declared that Germany must
be prepared 10 enter at any moment into
final war which would dwarf all preceding
wars IN the magnitude OF tic forces en-
raCcd and Of the issues to be decided. Il
.gas imperative that every man IN Germany
able TO bear arms should be ready to re-
spond when called upon.
Tho bill was n measure OF supreme ne
cessIty and demanded no sacrihce that the
patriotism of the nation should not De
wiling 10 grant, and no sacrifice greater
than what other nations were making IN
preparation for the mighty struggle that
might at any time begin.
GERMANY's SUPREME MED.
T. was in obedience 10 the supreme nee
Of preparing Germany for that struggle
that the bill had been prepared, and the
Government hoped and expected that 1t
would receive the support OF every one In
tcrestel in maintaining the integrity or
the Father!and aud III defending those
advantages which II had cost so much OF
German blood and German energy to
Obtain.
The War Minister described at length
the details Of the bill, and showed that
every effort mad been made to make the
burden as light as prudent regard for the
security of the country and the efficiency
OF the army would permit.
PROFOUND IMPRESSION PRODUCED.
The address was favorably received, and
the uiterances OF General Won kaltenborn-
Stachau In regard TO the almost GER
FANNY OF q great European war at an early
date evidently produced a profound i'm:
preston. a. confirming the predictions or
Chancellor Won CapriyI on the same sub
ject.
LRNY-BILL PROVISIONS.
BrRriy. December lO.-The army bill
fixes the peace footing OF the German
army, including prlvates and corporals.
on ayearlv average at 400, 06s from October,
| 1898. TO March 81, 1892 The infantry will
be composed Of II battallons, the cavalry
of an souadrons, the field artillery of 4gi
batteries. the loot artillery OF 81 bat
talions. the pioneers OF "A battalions. and
tho railway troops of battahons, besides
Il battalOns more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
She Knew Her SEX.

There was litter from the ranks az the
captain of tho Young Ladies' Marching
Club turned to salute tho reviewing party.
Attention !" shouted that important
officer, putting on her most military ar and
growing red in the face.
Some faces were Strengthened and Others
grew moro CONFUSED in response to this
order.
Tho line swept on.
A suppressed giggle or two reached the
ears OF the commander, VINO grew reddel
still.
the line swept on.
But the captain rushed mp to the second
platoon and remarked in a hoarse whisper
"Say. Laura, - my back hair coming
down"
And tho line swept on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
enmo R-eakfast DnintIes

A breakfast should invariably begin
with fruit, followed by a course Of eggs
writes Ada Chester Bond IN the December
LaIes' Home Journal This latter is one Of
the essentials and offers a greater variety
than is perhaps known outside of France
A Spanish omelette, it properly made. IS d
thing 10 be- treasured among the plea
sures of memory" Stuffed eggs, or hard.
boiled eggs cut in slices. with bechame
or white sauce, arc appropriate and gene
rally liked. A fish course, an entree, one
meat, q salad, and sweet course SHOULD
follow next in order. concluding Will
coffee. The entrse and tho meat may form
one course. if salmi of duck with olives
fried chicken, or somo such dish be Sc
lectcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

lightful tea Wednesday night in honor OK
their guests, Mr.. aud Mrs. Pres. w. Har-
den. OF Louisville.
Mr.. John J. TAYLOR, OF Portland, Ore,
has retained 20 Virginia TO spend the VIM
ter with his brother, Mr.. Garland Is. Tay-
l0r, on the Heights.
Judge j. q. Holbrook, Of tho wvthevillo
Journal, while attending the Grand Lodge
Of MaSons OF Virginia. paid very pleasant
Wait 20 tho Heights last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

In the Hastings Court Yesterday Robert
Morton and william Harris were fined IS
each for petit larceny Mary T.. MAJOR was
sent TO all for fifteen days for the same Of
fence >. NJ. Cross paid so for carrying
concealed weapons; Joseph Mann was
tried and acquitted on a charge OF house
breaking and larceny. and tho case OF
DAVID Ford, charged with an assault upon
Joseph Glenn, was postponed until Janu-
my nth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
About the Hotels.

Mr. A. J. Ford. proprietor Of the hotel
that bears his name, has purchased the St.
Charles Hotel property, Fifteenth and
Mann streets, and arrangements are now
ing made TO turn 1t over to the new
owner.
Sir. John G. Small who, il is understood,
will succeed Mr. Mark Davis ~ proprietor
on the Davis House quite soon, will return
on Tuesday from New ork. where he went
o. complete his negotiations for the lease
VI tho prOuCrtE IN NuestIOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

ALBANY, n. y, December 1O.-A well"inS
formed Democrat and intimate irieno Oh
Chairnan Murphy said to-day that Mr..
Nurphy had az present seventy members
Of the Legislature pledged to vote for hlm
IN the caucus which would select both the
speake,ship and senatorship nominees;
liz stated. moreover, that Mr.. Murphy ga
not intend, at first. to make any hght tor
the honor. lie was willing 10 accept the
dictatorship IL the party deemed hmm worthy
of the honor, but would not have con-
tested the place against any goou nlan
had not the papers commenced attacks on
him. This nettled him and made HIM re-
solve TO win the nomination and election
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
The Annual Conyention-Some Questions
Probably To Iie Discussed.

PHLtDgIPmA, Pa, December lO.-Ihe
twelfth annual convention Of the Ameri-
can federation of Labor will begin in H.
dependence Hail. tins CITY, On Monday
morning aud continue for week. over
one hundred delegates viii represent the
tyg.OlJ members of the federation.
Among the probable questions TO be DIS
GUESSED VIII be the four historic strikes OF
Homestead, Buffalo, Cuur dAlene. and
Tennessee, and the relations OF the armed
toIi.a of uca employed during those
strikes will also be talked about. Some
action may be taken regarding the propo-
si.ion to open the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gates on Sunday, and 10 l. anticipated that
a strong stand Will be taken upon the sub
ieet OF restricted immigration. new
scheme will be proposed watch bears some
relation to the governmental paternity
claim Of the Farmers Alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

completed. The result has not been Oh.
oially announced. but II is rumored tLN
DIR. BrouAruel states that Reinsch either
committed suicide or was murdered ny
poison.
The Coonrdo. the Boulangist publication
SAYS that NJ. Bourgeois, Minister of Justice,
intends TO have the directors of the Panama
Canal Company put under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
His Second Splice.

well. 7 SEQ old Jack Weathergaugo has
got splced again"
"You don't mean to say his FIRST wife is
dead ?"
"Oh, no. indeed. Weathergauge fell on
his way from church Sunday and broke his
wooden log. Carpenter Hodson has been
up 20 Jacks all the morning with a plane
and q haudsaW.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

The Grand Master of the Most Worship
ful Grand Lodge of Virginia has made the
following appointments OF lecturers:
Grand Lecturer OF Virginia, George W.
Wright, Marion, Va.
District No. 1-Idrke Jones, Of Williams
District No. DIR. G. W. Darlington,
hu-tturg.
District No. 9-F. II. Hill, Madison
Courthouse, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

Dr. Hatcher returned last night from
Raleigh, where on Friday night be de-
hyered an address before the state Baptist
ASSOCIATION Of North Carolina. His sub
let was Tho Human Elements IN the
ministerial Call" The audience was an
immense one and the popular Richmond
preacher was given cordial reception.
10y. Hatcher VIII hll his pulpit at Grace
Street church to-day at the usual hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
aJr. MAVERICK. Condition.

fBy Auclo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December 1O.--The physicians
appointed by the Home Office to examine
into the condition of Mrs. Naybrick the
American woman who ia enduring life i'm
prisonment under conviction OF having
POISONED her husband. report that her con-
dition IS not hopeless and therefore do
not recommend her immediate release.
The convict will therefore continue IN
Woking prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
murder by "a sep,uaCenarIad.
fyy telegraph 70 mo Dispstcn.I

Bs.prosp, Pa, December i0,--Frank
Wareoner was shot and instantly Killed
one mile above this city et | O'Clock TINS
morning by Calvin Hancock: BAD biooa
had existed between tho parties. haneock !,
il 20 years old. He was ut once arFeS'eo
aud lodged in iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
Movements of specie.

10Y toIVsFaVH 70 W =
NV YoRK. December 1O.--The exports OF
gold from New York for the week enalng
to-day we're SRI $3.50; of silver, - 'oOS'Sl =;
The imports OF gold were Sl5O,9li' ana OF
SILVER $50 iA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
4 Serious Defect.

Triyyet: Why don't you marry Miss
Kittjsh, IL you are 50 much in love with
her?
deer: ! would were 1t not for an unfor-
tunate impediment in her speech.
Trivvet: WHAT sort of an impediment
Dicer: She IS unable to say " Yes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
Arrlcultara, Distress Abroad.

[By Anglo-American cable the DisPa'cn'l
LONDON, December l0.-Both In England
and in Germany the signs OF agricultursi
dlstress are increasing rapidly. Inc stahur
inc armies OF the two countries comoiheus
are NOT SO numerous as the great crowas OF
unemployed who walk the streets IN tne
great cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Die. 10, 1892.
lBy telegraph

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. 10, 1892
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Ashley, Galveston.
Steamship Polona, Liverpool
STEAMSHIP RavensWood, New Orleans.
Schooner NJ. IL. Dudley. New York.
SAILED
Steamship Ashley, Havre.
Steamship Polona, Liverpool.
Steamship RavenswOod, Dunkirk.
schooner Stella b. Kep.an, Portsmouth, N. II.
schooner General s. E. MerWtn, Providence
PORT OF WEST POINT, DEcEMBEs 10, 1897
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Atlantis, Dole, New York.
passengers hnd general cargo.
Steamship William Crane. Foster. Providence
ria Norfolk and Newport News, passengers and
general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Geoghan, Baltimore.
passengers ana general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship William Crane, Providence Ella Nor
folk, passengers aud general cargo.
Steamship City OF Atlanta. New York, pas
senaers and general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
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Little Dot: / wish 1 was boy.
Little Dick: Nhyg
Little Dot: Cause a girl always feels
so wicked wen she does anything wrong,
an boy don't. BoysIust right along
an has o good time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
T'HE TOWER,
l. CORNER SECOND AND BRoADsTRrETs.

A GREAT SALE OF FINE DRESS ROBES
AND DRESS PATTERNS FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. no ONE SHOULD MISS
THIS SALE, WHICH WILL CONTINUE
ALL THROUGH THIS WEEki,WHO
CONTEMPLATED BUYING HAND
SOME DRESS PATTERN. We
HAVE DETERMINED TO RE
DUCE OUR IMMENSE STOCK
BEFORE TAKING INYRN-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
o,er Oh Rarton neIelt.

e next meeting OF the Barton Heights
I..'a'y Society will DO held at the Wig
wan at uday night
.-- batou-H Heights Clubs dance on
aj eycoiBg was u most enjoyable Of.
a., l..y. Dr. x. ii. Pitt will preach at the
bepN-t church on the Heights tonight.
-" subject viii DO " IzekiePs Vision OF
~. valley Of Dry Bones"
hrF. y. n. Randolph. rector OF tho Epis-
'.- CHURCH. who has been confined 10
"a bone With d severe cold, IL out again.
MI add Mrs. w. II. Bsebs gave . de.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
A south Carolina surprise.

CoLUMsiA. s. O., December l0.-A bill
was introduced IN the Senate today ~
Senator Hemphill proposing TO amend tne
Constitution 30 As 20 give women Tisht W
vote and hold ofics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
Guests at Gotham's Hotels
te,o,.,.l ,aIasram IN tha Disp1tch. !

NEW YORK. December 10.-L. Strauss
Marlborough; A. L. Miller, Union-Squars
w. r.. Miller and j. II. Barton. st. Denis.