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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
NORFOLK PEANUTMARGgE

BOND. Died. tho sth Of January, 1893,
at the residence Of her son, W. A. beard,
Chestnut Hill. after long and painful Ill
ness. which she bore with Christian tort-
tude. Mrs. ANNIE BOND. IA the 55th year
Of her age.
stanton and Hagcrstown (Md) papers
please copy.
BROACH.-Died, at his residence, 81
north Teuth street. January ., 1873, AZ Z;5J
z. H., AUGUSTINE NJ. BROACH, IN tho
oath year of his age.
Farewell, Father, thou art sleeping
With Deaths seal upon thy brow;
We VINO loved no moro art keeping
Loving watchings DER thee now.
Closed are thy bright eyes forever.
flushed and still thy moan Of pain:
And no human power may ever
Bring thee back 70 us again.
Cold within the dark tomb lying
We have laid thy form SO dear
Vain the hope and vain the signing
That would BRING thee % Us here.
But wo know that thou art hypy
ia thy bright, thy heavenly home,
Where the molly anthem fingers
Round the tar celestial throne.
HIS CHILDREN.
Funeral will take place from BIoaI-
Street Methodist Episcopal church WE'D
NESDAY. the 18th instant, at II o'clock
An. Friends aud acquaintance Of tho
family are invited 90 attond. lnterment
at lakewood cemetery. No flowers.
CHAPPFLL.- Entered into rest, January
0. 1888. at 4:3O +. NJ, SUSAhhAH IL.
CHAPPELL, widow Ot Llttleton j. Chap
pell aged 81 years.
Methodist church at $50 I. NJ, TUES
DAY, January 10th. No flowers.
DENTON. Died. January sth, at 8
O'clock A. NJ, at the residence Of her nus
band, j. y. Denton. at Doswell hanover
county, Mrs. MARY j. DEMON, IN the
Goth year Of her age.
ST rest.
Burial from tho residence TUESDAY
MORNING.
EASTMAN.-Died. Monday, at go A. 81,
WALTER RAY, youngest child OF j. D 1.
and w. V. Eastman: aged months.
Funeral will take place az stanton, va,
TO-DAY (Tuesday), January 10Th.
JAMES. Died, Sunday. January 3. lsJ3'
alta A. NJ, at the residence Of her nus
band. 708 west Broad street hrs. 4. ~
JAMES. IN the 54th year Of her age.
Blessed are they who die IN tho Lord.
Funeral took place yesterday ~ +. ".
from First Baptist church.
MTNCE. Died, January 9TH. at her resl-
dence, MIllbank. Hollywood. County D0"nl
ireland. Mrs. MARY MtNCE. mother ~
Mr. John $. Munce. Richmond. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Tho Democratic BANQUET.

About thirtv-6ve moro tickets for seats
at the Democratic banquet were sold yes
terday. The invitation Committee ask
that the statement again be made that the
only persons from Virginia who will be the
quests of the subscribers 20 the banquet
Will be the Governor, the licutenant-Goy-
ornor, the Attorney General, the Speaker
of the House Of Delegates and the sena-
tors and the sitting members OF Congress.
All other Virginians who may DO present
viii have paid IL Is expected that the
Committee on Toasts Will be ready 10y the
middle Of the week 10 make pubic the
names Of those who will respond to senti-
tnaute
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

The services in the churches were well
attended Sunday despite the slippery con-
dinon of the sidewalks due to the ice and
snow. Rev. l.. Il. Thornhill announced
from bis pulpit that Rev. K. X AGREE
would be with the church next Monday 70
assist in protFacted meeting. Mr.. Acree
is great favorite in Manchester, where he
has preached in several revival ~, meetings;
term have been installed by Friendship
Lodge, No. 20. Knights Of Pythias Past
Chancellor, l.. q. Nunnally; Chancellor
Commander, j. h. Rountree; Vice-Chan-
cellor, X. A. Maurice. prelate, J. o. Goode;
Master Of Arms. j. j. Cook; Master of II.
nance, II. L. Kidd. Keeper of Records and
Seal, W. +, Llthgow; Master of Exchequer.
]. w. Ccndxy Inside Guard, j. II. Nichols )
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
,rnrL of the Ambulance.

There we're three ambulance calls or
Sunday. the only one of any importance
being that at T p. NJ. to No. 2204 east Nam
street TO attend "a white man who had
taken an overdose Of laudanum.
There were two calls yesterday-oue a.
$50 A. VI. to the Petersburg depot 70 at
sevoralv Ont on the head with a shovel by
another driver, and the other at 2 =. NJ. 70
Starke's Dixie Ilow-Works where a man
had his hand cut III machinery. He was
treated aud left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

tence in the foregoing case of First-Iieu-
tenant William, N. seay, Jr,, Troop Q,
teers. are approved, but tho sentence is so
modified as 60 mitigate the penalty and
limit IL 20 Lieutenant Seay being cashiercd
only. ia tho belief that the lesson con-
viewed by the sentence will not fail of good
effect upon tho Virginia volunteers.
T.. w McKiSNYYn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
HISTORIC JAMESTOWN ISLAND.
Pr. barney Elected Member and Asked

10 Cooperate WIN the I. - ~ -
A meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
the AssoUation for the Preservation Of
virginia Antiquities was held yesterday
afternoon with Hon. ". W. Henry IN the
chair.
Mr.. Bryan. a member Of the Advisory
Board. stated that he and another member
of this body had held ii conference with
Mr.. T.. T.. Barney, who recently purchased
jamestown Island. The report of the inn
pr1vemcuts which tins gentleman will
make on the historic spot was heard with
pleasure.
4 committee consisting Of the following
gentlemen was appointed 10 further confer
with Nj. Barney relative to the respective
rights Of himself and the association ON
the island: Messrs. Joseph Bryan, W. W.
Henry. Roosevelt Page. W. Ii. Meredith,
and j. Aston Cabell.
tpon motion, Mr.. Barney was elected q
life member of the association, and the
corresponding secretary WAS requested TO
signify 10 hum the wish Of the organlza-
ton that he would cooperate with them
m his cummcndablo eiort1 for the pre-
sorvation of historic landmarks IN our
SfaIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
INFLAMMATION CONFERENCE.-The.

The subscription bali of the Common
wealth Club will lie given at its fashion
able home, on west Franklin street, to-
morrow night. The interior OF the spa
cious building will be beautifully adorned,
and the entertainment Will be one of un-
eXcelled brilhancy this season. The deco
Thomas Boiling, will be elaborate and
artistic. Hammond. the florist. has already
received carload OF palms from the
South, which are TO be used IN beautifylng
the club house upon tho occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

RicLmond Railway and Electric COm-
many against Genestra. Writ OF error re-
fused by the court to a judgment of the
Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond,
rendered l3tn June, 1892, Judge Lacy dis
scutlng.
Commonwealth against Mccullough, &C.,
Commonwealth against Mccullough, Com
monwealth against Barv, and Common
wealth against DAVIS ~ Co. Argued b. W;
II. G. Ellis. Esq. for Commonwealth and
continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
ROWING WITH HIS FAMILY.
George W. woodaIl, Sr., Gives Bond to
Keen the Peace-Other Cases.

Keep the Peace-other Cases.
George w. Woodall, ST., was charged
in the Police Court Yesterday with tres
passing on the premises of his son. George
". Woodall. Jr., and acting in such man
Nor AS To- cause the latter 60 fear bodily
harm of hun The two sons and the wife
of the accused testified that no had been
gong TO the house OF his son aud creating
ANNOYANCE and trouble. Woodall was
p!aced under "a peace bond IN the sum Of
800 for twelve months.
Joseph Langallc was assessed $40 and
costs for beng dIsorderly in Putnam's
Thcatre-COmlIue.
Eliza smith. white woman, charged
with being drunk, was sent to the city
aimshouse.
The case Of Buster Meade lcolored), for
being disorderly and creating disturb
ance to the annoyance Of the nelghbor-
hood. was continued until this morning
X. }. Jones tcoloreO pad $40 and costs
for being drunk and mlsbehavlng on an
electrician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
The ORIGIN or MAN.
IN Interesting Paper Read by Father
Donahoc-I adies' Reception.

Tho principal feature Of the McGill
Unions we'll attended meeting last eve
ming was "a paper read and prepared by
Rev. Charles Bouahoe on The Origin of
Man" The reverend Father briefly but
clearly and powerfully defended the gene
Tally-acccptcI theory of mans period
upon the earth. Ho showed the in
c.usi.tcnc.eo aud contradictions of those
scientists VINO, basng thor arguments
solely upon geological testimony, hold that
the age OF man il from 41o000 to 100000
yoars. or even more. and pointed out the
reasons why geology cannot be rohed
upon as q timc-keepcr. he explained,
however, that the truthtulncss Of the tes-
timouy Of the Bible Us in no wise depend
cut upon the truth or falsity OF geological
facts thus interpreted. the Church herself
having down no definite period.
The paper was clear and fcrcible and
read I'M an attractive style.
On next Monday night tho union tenders
a reception To- ITS lady friends at Muruhy's
Hotel. A banquet Will ho spread IN the
ColoucNs best style, and an attractive must
cal and literary programme VAL supply
food Tor mental recreation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

IhbpUTLou IUT Llo DIhYAIILIsI
JANUARY 9.--No offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers, 20; 1llers, D; darks,
3 Tugs, 3-tOtal, So hOgsheads.
Internal revenue cOlectlOns: cigars and
cigarettes, 80, OS360; tobacco, %, 1B3.O3-total,
$7246B3
Wrapper market stlll very active.
No loose sales to-day.
Both dark and bright loose sales for tomorrow.
Sir. J. w. Smith, from Durham. here today
says filler ana wrapper sales though small IN
Durham, show inferior quality 20 the safes thirty
days ago, which statement Is corrODOrated by
many market reports.
Registered on Change: Richard Harris, or
ford, \. e. X. X. Noblin, South Boston, Va D..
w. Humphrey, SCOTS Depot w. Va. Frederick
Schwenk and James II. Gray, a. Petersburg,
Va, and c. Z. Wilson, Rocky Mount, y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
baggage Smashing

should be crime. II nettles the best-na.
tured mau 10 sec his baggage handled. IL
sours the sweetest temperament and sends
q chill down the back every time. For such
a sensation punish the oaggage-sEaasher
aud take simmons Liver Regulator. II will
soothe the agitated feelings, keep down
the bile. and make you vigorous enough TO
stand rp for.your rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Tho Mnznrt Inst NIGHT.

Last nights musicale, gwen entirely by
Richmond talent, was one OF the most en-
iovahle Of the winter. Falling snow anu
bad streets had some effect upon the aul!-
enco though It was quite good and very
oDthusiastIc. The selections were OF o
particularly attractive character, aud all
those who took part-Mlss Hammer, Mrs.
Teinhardt, Captain Cunningham, and Pro
lessor Shaw-4ro popular singers; Inc
orchestral numbers were quite good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
7 TIE MING WENDNNN II FNINO'
Largest Assignment In Many Nears-The
Assets and Liabilities.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Displtch.l
FAYETTEVILLE. n. c., January 81. w.
Thornton, dealer IN dry goods and notions,
failed hero to-day. with liabilities e5tl-
mated at SZ25, 900 and assets about the
same. The preferences and mortgages
aggregate ~75. 900. For twenty-five years
Thornton has been a conspicuous figure IN
the commercial affairs OF the city. and en-
loved the distinction in later years 81
being the king merchant" in North Caro-
lima. This Is possibly the largest failure
oil the kind ia years IN this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
.ia follows:
CnICAGO LIvE-srOCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO, January -Catsle-Recelpts,
$4,000 head; shipments, 1900 head. Market
lOal1c. lower: best natives, Si75ath3h ;
others. s3aso.6j; stockets s2.2jasa4O; COWS,
St.SOas30O
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head: shipments.
II 900 head. Market closed strong: rough ami
common, S0.9OaST3O. packing ami mixed,
S7.3jasT.55; prime heavy and butchers
S7.5jas7. 50: sorted light, sG50aSGgO; other
lights and pigs. s6.3onsIfJ.
Sheep: Receipts, 1000 heai shipments.
$500 head. Market steady: owes, $3.50,
sti0; mixed, S4.2Jast5O; wethers, st.5 "a
1925; westerns. s4.S5a35.O5; Texans, So ~
34BO: lambs. 8IaSBlO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Funeral of Mr. VI. w. Warrington.

The funeral Of Mr.. NJ. w. Warrington
took place from Moore-Memonal church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. Sprigg,
rector. assisted by Rev. DR.. Kerr, OF
the First PRESBYTERIAN church, aud the in
torment was at Hollywood with Masonic
hDQOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
The Mother OF John :. Munce Dead.

Mr.. John S. Munce. With Kingan Il Co..
received O cablegram last night an
nouncing the death yesterday, at her resi-
dence. Millbank. Hollywood, County
Down, Ireland. of his mother. Mrs. Mary
Munce. Mr.. Munce had but recently re-
turned from a visit to his mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
PIN n CT AS
DEAL-ESTATE LOANS.

- ~ VI 'C~N INV " =, -
iaS-2t 1lI3 Ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bends. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

Fl WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January o.
lSgnW Forecast for twenty.four hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
THE BOARDS ACTION.
1T coNcuss IN MANY RESOLUTIONS
FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Aoo,her Painting for the ChOmber-City-
HAN Money--Needs of the ftr't VIZ
sinia Regiment Other nattori.

,son las, night. President Ockerson wa
a. tho char and nearly all the m'moei'
wore present. Considerable routine ""s'
ross was transacted and number 81 SPo-
oval matters engaged The attention oil '"o
hodc. The resolution from the ',',1,' o,,a
Counoh apuf5pratiue the sn" ~,
90 have palutod hiesiz'" l0' 90.
William Bvri. founder 81 the Guy OF i''0"-
,,o,5 and f,r rcelldng and repairl"g w"
,.,~,,,-.e which now hang uP'h V1o 49," W..
- fIr Council chs'n"tt' wv "t',,,,...t 20
r..,t.. uplu thi- worS =" cvltS'sV o'.
u''... .-ts1f the Board ol Aldermen
W.. .., Council aud the chairman OF
~ =, .,..,.. Committee, was ndopied.
' r.r.a.iftcr on Light offered an
.5...,.. rratalIug the tax for tho nitro
d,.t..r al Gas 10 che houses OF the CIV IL
W.. passed
,orr wosrY Foa rHE HAtI.
resolution from the committee on
Grounds and Bindings, alItopHauHE
st0.g.l MI cont. CIV bonds WAS re-
f,...tt,fh.' on Finance.
H.. .,frauee giving tho Richmond
r..lv..y .r1 Electric Company PERMISSION
..r.. 4 rails on the olectric-ilne loop Ia
linton Vas cnucurr'i pa. e.,
mo Board coucurrrl m the action OF The
common Council iu the adoption OF the
following f'-', ',,'.' ,,.,r., Cd, refreebrncnt
trI.I.gas sf Reservoir Pars.
Amy. r-.rt.ls 2 $500 ir pof M. bonds ~
,.,,... ..rre,
,.,r...r..'-.,i t,si.ooo oru' nronlarm boxes
g. cnart4fIr INSTITUTIONS ~ the CITY.
fro0-ii' '', ~, .'.',,..- ~ ., ,'.,5
?. t,,,... fo- no Preservation
,tyirs.nis Aot4utt,es free cas upon tho Ooca-
f.u o. tro annual BON 7n January <lh.
lHs.ru 're 'h" Con hif't' On ',n 49, 80
1.o.o n" s.sf7 loans 70 f!i1A't 'IS NaHun y,
Pm. .eq.,',n nav. b,.n made up tho
....,,, .,.,.s ,tt,,a.d MOI a. exceed $500. 600
.,....-..,. ,.,,, ,r.ro.u,ry
'"''
lh rIl'I ...' '' o" IA "',.....i'.aI ..,
%. CIV NJ ~.
D. '-'h Jt p,,t .,ol.,.J ,rr,.
-, a.. ,.o,.,,..,t 80 $50
Is .lr.1'Ni .h 'ho pay menu 9I nv
t'A"- ~ 'l rs ~. a 49,. ~
n'i % 'IA 'H't ,' W. on -.
-I. ' t'',' IT,, -,
. 80. -. g., ,,.,,,re a mon,
t.' laws ID" iH' country t' y.l"II = IA
- BRt .' .h''@ 'I .'.f '",' 'n - a.,
Ie ..h' h'' ''1hl'. ,''i t'.s.t'0i' ,','
g.. .,,i ',,-oy'da ttat ma non
thhi 'A' wv u'.t '"' ',,' - ,.,.,
.r.c ,rbois na,tor was voted
,..'.,t. ,-..,,,,.,,'t Lod LorY ip-
J.f'...l ~,
Ail.,...r Mitchell presented rcsclu-
.,i,.i. ,,.,. ~. rradt, tho Committee
q III. ,,s,rtct,,,,, mat holy 20 CON
,.,,,.t I.. 90 school Poarl f,r the pur-
49,. 20 ,.at,,, ,rcc.qary nrrargeuruts
a.. tio lroriug ot mint schools for coz
i-.I ,rri
...,.,. ,.,.,,..,.-,,
ih"-i 81,
o.. attention OBJ tho board 10 'hc iact That
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
CALIFORNIA Elc syrup co.
San FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW FehH, NV

r DESIRE TO INFORM THE PUB
Il Lie that am no longer with r I: Jennings,
Jr., nut can Do ioutd wtth JOHN 7. ANDEh-
SON b SON. 305 Brook avenue, vhnre shaii
be glsa TO sac my friends eeq w 2sn ns, Sen-
'. : l'{knaxsvsx. Il wIS1AohA 'il'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
DEATH OF Or. j. T. FRANCIS.
President OF the Norfolk Medical A,socia-
tlon Passes Away-Thick lee.
lspecial telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.l

ISpFcIuI ItI'gfAu 70 tI6 UIaDH1VII'I
NORFOLK, Va, January 9.-lesterday
evening DR.. j. +. Francis, popular young
physician of Norfolk. died at his residence,
on Precursor street, after a brief illness
from typhold-feyer. lie was 50 years old
and leaves a widow and one daughter:
lie was president OF the Norfolk Medical
Association, which body met to-day at the
Masonic Temple and passed appropriate
resolutions. Or. Francis was graduate
of the University OF Virginia, New York
University. and also OF the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons Of New York.
THICK ICE.
The ice in Albemarle Sound Is four
inches thick, and the efforts OF the steam
tugs 20 break through 1t are inehectual.
Ourrituck Sound is thickly frozen over
and trnfic through ID stOpped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
HfrcroRLL COLLEGE.

The cleo oral college met at noon IN the
Senate chamber. X. b. Glenn called 1t to
order and nominated b. +. Aycock TO pre-
side. The election was unanimous, as
was also that OF John A. harrington as
sentry. All tho members we're present.
Associated ustice Clark, of the supreme
Court, administered the oaths. John G.
Shaw, Of Cumberland. placed Grover
Cleveland in nomination amid great
applause, l. l.. Smith, OF Gates,
seconding the nomination. Every ballot
was then cast for Cleveland. There was
applause at the result. All the members
of the Legislature were present, and one
senator created great laughter by saying,
Where l. Weaver: :" Augustus Leazar
Of lredell, nominated \. +. Stevenson for
Yice-President, Locke Craig, OF Bun;
cOmbe, secOndng. Stevenson was PAID
high tribute and vas spoken Of ns grand
son of North Carolina. K. j. Glenn was
elected messenger 10 Washington. SOL e..
Well and Locke Craig were tellers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALuaogB, January 9.--BaltmOre and Ohio,
031i bid Northern Central, 0SaG9 Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern lsts, 1889 bid; do. 81
incomes, S34a01s consolidated gas stock, 5o34a
J9l4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, ciesnses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrnp Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc syrup CO.
san FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kEY feRk. nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

ore. In, A..lo2alo3Aya. cx matured

Ure. I'M, A.,IUHaIUJ4IFa OK : mAIuttI
Ala, ............ ODI6 coupons. .. tbid) 81
DO. b.. IO3alOJ Va cOusOi'd .(bld) 30
do. ca. 9216alO0 Brunswick Co. ......Sa9
La COnsOl5.. Odd 0S silver Ger. s3aS316
Tenn. Odds tbib " iAmericn Sugarre-
Rich. s. Allegheny. ...l dnerg".......,,.il7lk
n. q W. pfd ..0I6al0 do. prof.. .... 1929
East Tenu...... 31ea4L5 \. &. 4s...... .97Rl0l
do. prefd. .23a33 do. 0's....1 22al2J
Cotton on. ........ 49, ). G. Browns. lDid) 90
do. preferred. o.. S235 Mem. 81 Char. DID 30
Tenn. new settle lhOtile(c ONO. ......3 800
ment 6's.. iOlal05 kich. g DAM. 80.
do. 5's......0gal01 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3jts
do. 8s......... - DO. preferred. =. D7IS
Virginia 6s... (bid) 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
1He NICHOLAS CASE CONTINUED.
other Henrico Court Hens -Troubie
About the New Jan.

The January term Of the Henrico County
Court began yesterday. with Judge Minor
on the bench.
CLAY Zones, charged with housebreakine
and larceny, was convicted anu sentenced
to three months In jail. There were also
three charges against him for petit lar
Ceny. lie pleaded guilty and was sent TO
iaIl for fifteen days on each charge.
The case of George kritzer, Alfred Da-
Wis. Broaddus Miller, and Joseph Mirkel.
charged with assaultinc William Page,
was called Miller was found guilty and
sent 20 Jail for twenty-fOur hours. The
others were discharged.
The case Of rhlhp Norman Nicholas,
charged with the murder Of James Mills
and Judson wilkinson, was set for the 10Th
OF next month.
Tho time was not fxod for the trial Of
John Llosd and John A. Houseman,
charged with criminally asseulting Bertha
Houseman.
4. $. Turpin, charged with malicious
assault, wIll be tried to-day.
The case Of the negro Dave Brooks Is set
for the 18th instant. Brooks Is the man
who attempted an assault upon Miss
Orange, young lady living near Glen
Alien.
TIE NEW JAIL.
The new Uonrico jail ~ ready for occu.
paucy, but owing 20 a contention between
the coutractors--t NandOvcr IRON Works
OF Cleveland. o. and the county super.
visoTs the hastIle has not been formally
received by the county. The ques.
ton 81 issue involves the payment
Of about 5000 By tho contractors. The
contract stipulatcs that for ever day after
September that tho county is kept out OF
the Jail forfeiture Of s. per day is TO be
paid. The county claims tins money, and
the contractors contend that as changes
were made IN the plans II was impossible
TO complete tho work in tho specified time
The Board Of Supervisors viii meet Thurs
.l..- o.. L..rL Enr c------L.r he MAlLnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
NAV WORKS. COLLEGE.
Formal Approval Of SIR. nurphy's Candi-
dacy for tho Senate.
fBy telegraph to tho Dlspa.ct

Albany. n. Y, January 9.-Ihe State
electoral college met at noon to-day. After
the oath Of Office had been administered q
recess of fifteen minutes was taken in order
10 allow the electors 10 hold an informal
conference. The cleo ors immediately met
in conference and adopted n resolution eX-
pressing their approval Of the candidacy
Of Edward Murphy, Jr., tor United states
Senator. The electoral college was then
reconyenod. and the thirty-six electoral
votes were cast for Cleveland and Steven