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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
ANOTHER JAW-BREAKlNC.
One Negro Up for Assaulting Another with
"A Stope-Other Cases ia Court.

Justice Crutchheld was as serene yester-
day as a coal-stove In summertime. He
had recovered from his recent sickness.
and was upon the bench at the Police
Court even before the hands on the face
OF the big clock which sets above his
head Indicated that it was half past g.
The case of Daniel Graham (colored),
charged with unlawfully assauting and
striking one Arthur Brooks with a stone
and breaking his jaw-bone. was continued
untl the 2lst the injured man not being
able 10 be present.
Allen Boiling (coloredD was taxed $3.50
and costs for assaulting James Ander-
son.
G. III. Koker went TO Jail for sixty days
In default OF SEQ security. He was ar
rested on cae charge Of trespassing on
the premises OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and stealing lot OF
coal. The same charge had been entered
against Charles O'Neil, and he was
treated after the same fashion.
Robert Shelton, a little negro boy. was
whipped In court by his mother for steal
ing bottle of cologne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12

but that che did not know whether that
lady was dead. Mr.. Hill Is now IN New
orleans.
The Presbyterian church has purchased
three lots fronting on Market and Second
streets. on which new and handsome
church building viii soon be erected. The
price paid was $3.50
Frank L.. infant SON OF Constable u. u.
Jefferies. died to-day.
MIR. Matthew Msury sustained broken
arm and other injuries from the kick
OF horse this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
koRFoLK's NEW ELECTORAL BOARD
q Wrecked Schooner Floated at Cherry
stone-MasonIc Anniversary.

NORFOLK, VA, December n.-(Spe-
eial)-C. II. Nimmo, Il. l.. Shea. and
pohn G.. Etheredge have been recon-
amended as the new Electoral Board Of
Norfolk county.
The wreckers OF this port have foated
The schooner Samuel Cartner. Jr., ashore
bn Cherry stone bar and brought her here.
k'he cargo was lghtened and brought
here last week.
The Masonic order OF Berkeley had an
Anniversary observance last night at Berk-
tey-Avenue Baptist church, when Rev.
pr. A. L. owen delivered the anniversary
sermon Rev DR.. Dunaway. Of Church
hand, preached for DR.. Owen at Court
Street.
movement Is on foot 20 establish an
rther oratorio society In Norfolk, and
kin be "a Joint stock company.
The members OF Old Dominion Lodge,
30. s. l. .. o. T., Will celebrate the
tfty-seventh anniversary OF their lodge
pn Thursday next.
Captain IL. c. CASTOR. u. s. M. C., left
CAST week for Florida 20 spend the winter
tnd viii then go 10 Charlotte n. c., TO
reside permanently.
The British steamship Coya, at Lam
terts Point from South America, has on
BOARD two beautiful Peruvian lamas for
central Park. at New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
BIG FIRE IN WILLIAMSON.
Two Stores Burned With a Loss Of $4,000.
HarraIl's Condition Unchanged.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G., December IL
Especially "A fire in WILLIAMSON yester-
day destroyed two brick stores owned by
Mr.. Samuel r. Mobly and occupied by
Messrs. l.. Williams & Co. dealers In
general merchandise. The buildings were
fully insured. Loss OF stock, 1900: In
surance. g so. The cause OF the fire Is
not known.
The condition Of Mr.. J. A. Harrall re-
mains unchanged. lie has not been con-
scious since the unfortunate occurrence.
Miss Cornelia Pittman. OF Tarboro', Is
visiting Miss Nellie Gupton.
Miss Josephine Bachelor, OF Western
North Carolina, is the guest of Mrs. Dr..
Hilliard.
Mr.. George cherry and bride mee Miss
Van Lear have arrived from Whining
ton, and will make this place their home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
Residence DESTROYED by Fire.

GREENSBORO. n. c.. December H.
Special. 1.-THE residence Of Sheriff John
w. Cook. about five miles distant from
Greensboro, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The Sheriff and his
wife were I'm this city at the time OF the
fire. The neighbors gathered together as
promptly as possible and saved a good
deal OF the household goods. but a large
portion was destroyed. There was no In
surance on the building.
Superior Court, which should have Open
ed here to-day, was adjourned untn We'd
nesday on account OF the death of Judge
Browns mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
on rr,., for yo,,m,aat,nr Voters.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December II
Special. hin the County Court, which be-
gan to-day, Fielding Brown, a leading
member of the Chickahominy church,
near Toano, James City county, was
placed on trial, charged with intimidating
voters at the county elections last spring.
Frank Jackson was arrested mere To-Day
and Jailed charged with breaking into
the house OF John Meeklns. In James city
county. and stealing two watches and
one suit OF clothes valued at SO. The
accused will be taken to Toano for trial
before justice. lie was searched, and on
his person was found a heavy blackjack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
oather.a In tn. Council Chamber

fine breech-ioadins. double-barrelled
shotgun is missing from the Council
Chamber Clerk August does not think II
has been stolen by any one, but would be
glad II the borrower would return IL.
John T. Hopkins, Esq, yesterday quail
fed before City Clerk August - one OF
tho port wardens OF the city, giving the
required bond.
There viii be a regular monthly meet
Ing OF the Board OF Aldermen I'm the Coun-
eli Chamber at o'clock tonight.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings conyenes In regular session a. $50
o. CLOCK THIS evening The subcommittee
on City Hall carpets will submit Its re-
mort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
AROUSED OVER A ROAD BILL.
Eeturned After Having Inspected the
Heleigh-Great Speed Expected.

NORFOLK. VA. December n,--{SpeciaD.
khe pcopl; Of Norfolk county seem pretty
Msh aroused over the proposed change OF
she road-'aw as offered by Mr.. Newbernc
IA hls BAL submitted TO the General a.
t-ino'y last week. and In some OF the
.'sHeH meetings have been called 10
'""3 deuon In regard 10 the matter.
'olore9 man named Edward Brown
N's crowned from the steamer Newton
IN ;he A'bemsrle and Chesapeake canal
o. Saturday night. The body was not re-
t1serCd
Commodore J. c. Walker and his board,
INlng tested the centre OF gravity OF the
rev cruiser Raleigh at the yard. have
Tiarntd 20 Washington. Great things
~ rhp'otec OF the Raleigh In the matter
last sailing. Her engines are OF greater
Aofse'power than the Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
Ge,,lnx expo.Ition Idea..

Mr. Henry w Wood, president Of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety. and Colonel John Murphy. promi-
OF that organization. left the city last
night for Augusta, Ca, 70 attend the big
expedition. now being held there. Tho
principal object OF the visit Of these gen.
ssss liz Shows Sns the new n.s az ~
pesltioh hsr9 may bs - iwpgoYsmant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
IL Heartily Condemns Base and fooi-h"ii
~ Now Played.

n
WILMINGTON. y. c.. December n.-At
to-day's session Of the North Carolina
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. the following was adopted:
"Whereas. We believe intercollegiate
games Of base and football to be dan
eerous to the health. life, and morals OF
many of the young men; and.
whereas, Some Of our people refuse 10
patronize Institutions where such games
are played; therefore be II
"Resolved, That we do most heartily
condemn said games as now played. and
earnestly request our schools and colleges
to refrain from the same"
DR.. Law, district superintendent OF the
American Bible Society for North and
South Carolina, addressed the conference
at length as TO the work of the society,
and urged the members of the conference
to lay the claims of this great institution
before their people.
The Committee on Education presented
its report. the discussion OF which occu-
pied much Of the morning session.
The report OF the Joint Board Of FL
nance was submitted and adopted, and
distribution OF funds was made TO the
different claimants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, December 1.-THE stock
market ruled lower most OF the day be-
cause OF the engagemen: OF $4,000 IN
gold for shipment 10 Europe by to-nior-
rows steamers and the likelihood OF adj
ditlonal exports later in the week Inc
earnings OF the st. Paul road Tor the
first week of December. showing de-
crease of nearly $4,000. also had an adj
verse influence on the market.
The professionals sold Changers on this
exhibit. and stated that the earnings OF
the western roads for the next sixty days
or so would probably make a showing
equally as bad. The Changers declined
lG% per cent. ST. Paul fell l%; Rock
Island is; Burlington. IL, and ST. Paul
and Omaha l per cent.
At the decline London picked up about
1900 shares Of st. Paul. The foreigners
also bought smaller amounts OF Union
Pacific and Atchisou. but sold Louisville
and Nashville on the report that Cow
ernor Brown had authorized the Attor-
ney-General OF Kentucky 70 fight the
proposed consolidation OF the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern road, recently
purchased from c. p. Huntington. West
ern Union. Delaware and Hudson, and
Lackawanna were heavy. Western Union
dropped 2; Hudson 2, and Lackawanna
ls per cent.
The Industrals wers heavy. except for
Lead, which rose PA per cent. for the
common and 3 per cent. for tbs pre-
ferred. The last-named closed at 70A bid.
and 70 asked. The Improvement in these
stocks was due to Washington advices
that the reduction in duties on lead and
lead products would not be as radical as
at first proposed.
Sugar however dropped rs per cent.
on adVices that there would be no change
in the Wilson tariff BILL and that the
Ways and Means Committee would ask
for the passage OF the original bill.
chicago Gas sold off IL. American To-
bacco preferred dropped "a, and Cordage
preferred rs per cent Tobacco common
gained I1e per cent, selling up to 7f}s. Dis
tllis sr hrst rose to ~. and then returned
The market ruled weak until the last
halt hour OF business, when a firmer tone
prevailed owing TO the sudden rise In
S sta6dy 1 Electric. The market closed
shares, The net changes for the day
snow losses of ssqi per cent in the
usually active list. except for Distillers'
Union Pacific, Atchison. and Electric.
which gained hql per cent. Some of
the specialties show wide chapges on
light transactions. Lead preferred is up
. per cent. while American Tobacco IA
down AZ per cent Railway and miscela-
neous bonds were weak
Treasury balances: Coin, SCI, 1855, 900; cur
rency. $27Ol3.0O0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy. ranging
from lHl'2; last loan at l. and closing
offered az ! per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4uiA per cent
Bar silver 6gss: Mexican dollars, J6N
silver AZ the board was neglected.
tual business IN bankers bills at ttS4ik17
4si+. for sixty days. an9 k4S7t9ts7ls for
mercial bills. HS3lsd4SlH for sixty days.
and 1896 1852 for demand
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dun.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
WEEKLY TOBACCO REPORT.

CLARKsvILLE. TENN. December g.
Stock end of last month, 1898, 1873; 1877,
ouotations-Commoq, Jugs N2',! -;
81. common leaf. y5.25g6 25 medium lear
ss s6lf7 30: good leaf, fSO0A9.00 fine leaf.
9 Elfii 30: selections, tl20Qli.o0.
sales this week. 1876 hossheads. Market
fairly active, with no material chahge III
Roth dealers and stemmers were little
more active country purchasers OF new
loose crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12

They are suits belonging to lots which
have run somewhat low, and We have
thought it advisable, in order to pre-
vent accumulation, to get nd of them at
once-and We mean to do it. 1915 will
do the work of moving them out-and
quickly, too.
Remember, every Suit we offer is made
by US-made well, trimmed well, and as
perfect fitting as garments made specially
to order. Every one of them new, de-
sirable, and perfect in every detail.
We don't have to buy somebody's old,
shop-worn, brushed-up stock in order to
cell cheap. We don't have to look up
some northern manufacturer who is in
tight place and buy out his leftover
refuse stock at our own price in order
to boom up business. We don't have to
mark our clothes at two or three times
their value in order to be able to run
them of at 80, 40, or 80 cents on the
dollar-not bit of it. That's not OUR
style. We can sell CLOTHING without
resorting to these methods-and we can
(being manufacturers and do sell our
Meritorious Clothing as low as that in
ferior stuff Offered at these so-called
bankrupt sales) is sold for.
We have everywhere won the admira-
ton and confidence of people by our
honest, straightforward, and open meth
ods-by our SUPERIOR CLOTHING
and by our LOW PRICES.
If you need a suit, it would pay you
TO look at those We are selling at So. Is
this week You'll find more than one
TO please you.
We have made big reductions in the
better grades of Suits. in all grades of
Overcoats, and in Our Children's Suits
and Overcoats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12

moderate demand Quots'lo,s
head. $50
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o.. DscrrnL.- o. ,
Spring patents. &.be40, family
whcat-No. 2 ouotable af %.
Corn-Steady and uncn1uvrf
oats--sSteady; No. z Walfl. .H.
mixed, &c.
Pork-t'nchanRed. movs AL.
mess. si4Go; family. 800
Lard-ssteady; stoam i..f 81.
dried. s-sc.; leaf lard, SO
BacOn-Steady: short clear er.
rage ~ pounds. Stc la..f
bacon sides. Sac: sh0uid,r
Nhiskcy--Stcady a. 81
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS, 80. Dsc.mf.- .
weak and quiet. patent, Np4i
sGod2l0.
wheat-Tower; December
cor-Lower: December sr..t
8bc
Unchanged.
Pork-Siandarl mess, $50.
atD
Lari-Pume steam. $3.50
Dry salt meats Shoulder.
and clear ribs. $50. sl.r.f
Bacon-BoNed shoulder.
&C.. clear ribs. snc shorts
THE COTTON N1EN.
LIVERPOOL. December
Cotton m fair demand. f.-|E
changed prices. American
Sales, zoe bales. Amofi.t.
speculation and export nH
cripts 1880 bales. Amer .. .s
Futures steady. Win fm
January. { S-sffi 9-f t.t
and February. fn.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
stsbbed Throueb tho Heart.

GOLDSBORO, n. c.. December H.
Special. "A horrible murder was COM
mitted at Saups CROSSROADS, in this
county, Sunday morning. Gideon Ward.
white man, stabbed Mag Dinkins. a
white woman, with whom he WAS living
through the heart, killing her instantly.
Jealousy was the cause. Ward has thus
far eluded arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
Is ranged as follows:
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET


BALTIMORE. Ed, December 1i.-f1our
dull; western sypsrfine N.SY2lo; fa ar ~
a. soaf3 Is: winter wheat, patents WV
Sos; spring do. s3.spa4z. ae,,Sa
Wheat-Firmer: No. 2 red, spot. "sfE
e6s.c.; December. ss4Q6stsc. January, ~
66iibc.: May. 72A412asc.; steamer no.
rel, ssAG63ixc.; milling wheat oy sample
@ft67c. ,,,l1s .,.5. ,
! Corn-Firm: mixed. sRots tSlsg tJAc. F;
new and old December. 'S ,,ntIgssa ise 'I bsd
White corn. BY sample. t2a4aisc.; yellow
DO, isfiiic. -. ,s,a. ,.,s
sasse No. mixed, do. 3tc. asked
Rye-DulI: No. = &c.
Hay-steady; good 20 choice timothy,
Grain freishts--o Quiet and steady; steam
10 Liverpool. I'd. asked. -
Butter-rirm: creamery, fancy, XSEc.
do. fair 10 choice, E02ic.; do. initiation.
sim25c.
BALTIMORE SWINE MARKET.
lQinkzG asn II 4 g eaese 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
DIR. Egerton Arrested for the Alleged Burn
ing OF a Drngstore-BalIed.

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. December Ii
Special DIR. J. l.. Egerton, OF Hender-
sonville. n. c., has been arrested in that
town. and has given bond of $1,000.
He Is charged with conspiracy 70 burn
the drugstore of Egerton & Co. for the
insurance.
The hearing of the case Will take place
the 18th instant
Or. Egerton is a prominent physician,
and OF high standing socially.
He has many friends who believe the
charge is false.
Kope Elias has returned from Wash
ton. and says he will win the fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
A Foua-YeAR-oLp HsIREss.
s"e Publication In tho Dispatch Confirmed
In Exers Parsicnlar

'hAkLoTrEsvILLE. VA. December
'-Speelal. 1.-THE little daughter Of Mr..
"uSseh I'm. 10 whom Mrs. C. M. Shall
cross has left fortune OF 10000. lives In
tn's city with her aunt. She il four years
81 sse aud named Maud. Miss Evelyn
Hili. one OF her cunts, confirms the truth
klhnsts ~ the newspapsr article published
N tps bispAtch yesterday In every par
flculaF az 10 the bsQusst. Sine says Mrs.
pe4efope stated some time ago that she
lAi1oGA = kpsR1H I falH r II ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
p,1r1,,opu CROCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, December ll.-Vir-
ginia Consol rs 69G7O Baltimore and
Ohio stock. 7lg73N; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern irsis. 1871. bid; third in
comes. asked; Consolidated Gas stock.
5fA05Jb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
Total .n............................ $50

There was quite a good demand for
common filters and smokers to-day, ana
dome very good and frequent sales were
made at very satisfactory prices. some
in0ir~~y nr wrappers was also nouceioiS'
but sales were small
Good sales of both bright and dark 70,
bacco are looked for tomorrow, ana
vSeveraI members OF the BOIL Cigarette
Machine Company were in the city to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money, Bonds. stecks. Grain
Tobacco. Gotten. &r.. and the
wes Their Indications
(By ,elesrs, h O the Dispatch.)

- wAsHISaros, ID. c.. December II.
FAIR Forecast tor Virginia and North
Carolina: Generally fair weather /;
warmer; southeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. December 1t.-Qffer-
ings--Wheat, Ala bushels; corn (white),
salss-whsat, 2.ioo bushels; corn twhitD
l,06o bushels.
Quotations--wheat. Longber1'y. s3slssisc.
mixed. s2assife.; shortberry. 0g6sc.; No
red, SIC.
&c: white (nswl. izd 80. No. 2 white
&c: No. : mixed, ls8$ic-
Qsfys- WintSr tfor SEQ Ae;3c: Ne.
ns1s IS nl1sa, yHsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND VA, December ll.-Sales.
1890 Centuries at 1878. Closing quota
tons
Government Securities. BID. Asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
,,rI,ruoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, December l.--No
auction sales to-day. 49,, se.
Private sales--Fillers, II; smokers, 90
wrappers, o: Tugs, l. Total. ~ nossheanS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
BISHOP 7. B. LYMAN.
SPECIAL SERVICES IN coMMeMoRA
TON or HIS CONSIDERATION.
The Twentieth Anniversary-Ifistory OF the
Diocese--It May he Divided Further
Tie Next u. =. Marshal.

RALEIGH. n. c., December il.-(Spe-
claD.-The special services in commsmo-
ration OF the twentieth anniversary OF the
conservation Of Right Rev. T. b. Lyman
az bishop Of this Episcopal diocese were
held at Christ church last evening. The
attendance was very large. The Bishop
has a severe attack OF bronchitis, which
developed Saturday. and unfortunately
could not be present. Bishop Watson. OF
the Diocese Of East Carolina, Assistant
Blshop Cheshire. OF this diocese, and Revs.
NJ. NJ. Marshall Julian T.. lngle, X. Is.
sutton. Bennett Smedes. and j. Mex. Pit
finger were present. The music was by a
special choir of ten voices Many candles
blazed on the altar. Bishop Watson pre-
sided. Rev. DIR. Marshall delivered an adj
dress in which he said that this diocese
was formed in 1917. Bishop Meade, OF Vir-
ginia, being in charge until l&S. when
Bishop Ravenscroft was consecrated. In
1893 Bishop Ives succeeded him. In lSoj
Bishop Atkinson was consecrated; In 1913
Bishop Lyman. while in 1893 Bisnop
Cheshire was made assistant. In 1888 the
state was divided into two dioceses. Rev.
Mr.. Pittinger made an address. and was
followed by Bishop Cheshire The latter
said he expected the State TO be divided
into more dloceses. but that all. he hoped
would be under one organization In what
is called the provincial system lie spoke
for Bishop Lyman, expressing deep re-
gret at the latter's sickness.
Bishop Lyman is rs years OF age. Al
his request the l:Sth hymn, his, favorite
was sung.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12

For this week, and this week
only, about 90 lots of New,
Seasonable, and Stylish Suits
which have sold at $3.50,
$l2, and so, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
A RECEPTION.

This evening Bishop Lyman held a re-
ception at his home here, at when the
two other bishops were present. MIS-
Lyman and the wife Of Bishop Watson as
sisted IN receiving.
Governor Carr orders special term OF
Rutherford County Court January Z9th' at
which Judge Armhcld viii preside
II is now positively learned that MT: o.
I y,arrou. OF this city. ia to be United
states Marshal OF this district Collector
simmons. from Washington to-day, SO IN
forms me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
RECOMMENDATIONS

Collector simmons to-day recommended
for appointment as brandy gaugers IN
this district +. NJ Parker Of Ringwood'
George He'll. Of Washington; A. II. FER
rell. of Sampson county. and NJ. Mcken-
zie. Of Maxton. For storekeepers ne re-
commends J. II. Weller OF Ltueloh :
Iohn Heard. Jr.. and r. 4. Walker OF
person county: Lewis Thorps, of Gran
Vile. and ]. 4. Edwards. Jr., Of Green
| I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
HILLS BILL A RUSE.

Oovernor Carr believes Senator Hills
hin 20 tex Inheritances Is IA ruse TO
preyent the levying Of an income-tax. II
so he opposes 1t. He warmly favors an
income-tax. and says the vast majority
OF North Carolnlans are OF the same
mind.
Governor Carr win Ia future not give TO
the press news of the pardon or crlInl-
nails his reason being that he does not
think the fact should be advertised
through the newspapers but that puhlSn-
ment should cease when the paruoh Is
granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
LOST, srRayED, AND FOUND.

CTRAYED, 2lsr ULTIMO, A SS
~ PUG DOG answering 10 the pams -
Of Pug, wearing medals NoA 1916 gnd o..
A liberal reward win be- paid II returned 70 los
or ko7 wsst Main strset Dc 1Q-st'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12

moderate demand Quo,a'o,s
pr 100 ponds gross. Receipt. &C
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03

The silver fight in the senate has
come to an end. The repeal forces IN
tho senate have triumphed and the
| Voorhees, bill will soon become law. The
full text of the measure is as follows:
That SO mucn Of the act approved
July II, 1890, entitled, An act directing
the purchase of silver bullion and issue
of treasury notes thereon and for other
purposes as directs the secretary oil the
treasury to purchase from time to time
silver bullion to the aggregate OF l''oo,-
600 ounces, or SO much thereof as may
be offered 10 each month at the market
price thereof, not exceeding 81 for 3'l'23
grains of pure silver, and to issue in pay
ment for such purchases treasury notes
of the United States be and the same
is hereby repealed, and il is hereby de-
clared to be the policy of the United
States to continue tho use of both gold
and silver as standard money ana TO
coin both gold and silver into money OF
equal intrinsic e~xchangeable value, such
couality to be secured through interna-
tional agreement or by such safeguards
of legislation as will assure the mamie
nance of the parity in value of the coins
of the two metals and the equal powerof
every dollar at all times in the markets
and in the payment of debts.
"And it is herebyfurther declared that
the efforts of the government should be
steadily directed to the establishment OF
such a safe system of bimetallism as will
maintain at all times the equal power of
every dollar coined or issued by the
United States in the markets and in
payment of debts