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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
4 Bible Meeting,

Rev. a. S Hunt, d. D.. secretary Of the
American Bible Society, met the Board
OF Managers Of the Virginia Bible Society
yesterday at the hail of the Young Mems
Christian Association and had a very
uleasnt conference The object OF the
meeting was 10 give Dr. Hunt. who was
passing through the city, an opportunity
Of LAYING before the Virginia board some
OF the work which the American Bible
Society was doing. The talk of DR. Hunt
was a very strong one. setting forth many
facts and interesting features Of the Bible
work. which will make those who heard 1t
feel a deeper interest in this good cause
than ever they have. The American Bible
Society circulated In foreign lands the
past year 46o,926 volumes Of the scriptures
and rarts thereof The society has ap-
prop ated $4,000 for the foreign work
this year. The talk was forcibe, and ii Is
TO be regretted that more Of our people
were not able TO hear II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
yy,,mington,s Welcome Week.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. December g.
wilmington's Welcome Week was ushered
In to-day by the ringing Of bells ana
shrieking OF an the steam whistles In the
city. A salute OF twenty-one guns was
then fred by the Naval Reserves from the
deck Of the United States war-ship Nan
tucket.
A slow but steady rain. with the arrow
on the weather-bureau building pointing
steadily TO the northeast. Is great disap-
pointment, but the spirits Of the people
have been revived by predictions OF wea-
Their prophets that the wind VIII soon
veer to the northwest and bring clearing
weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
nr,nglnr the Furniture Back.

Two cars from Chicago, loaded with
the rare old furniture which had peeh
loaned 10 the board and was USED IN the
Mount Vernon Building. with some re-
turned exhibits, are at the Chesapeake and
Ohio Ninth-street station, and for tie
last two days Secretary Morton has been
busy distributing the articles. Many OF
them are left in Richmond and others are
sent over all the railroad lines going OUT
of the city. They go North as far as Bos-
ton. and South TO South Carolina. An
other carload was stopped at Chiton
Forge and distributed by Executive Com
missioner Apperson, who has just returned
20 his home in Marion, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Cleaned from the omcers.

The overcoat stolen from No. west
Franklin street a few days ago was re-
covered Monday afternoon by Policeman
Amos. OF the Third District.
a lot Of lead pipe was stolen Monday
might from the vacant house No. 1927
west Cary street.
An overcoat was stolen from the kitchen
in the rear of No ! west Main street
some time Monday night.
The grocery store Of Mrs. Porter NO
1oi west Duval street, was broken into
Monday night and lot Of groceries taken
away. An entrance was effected by
boring out a panel in the front door,
There IS no clew to the thieves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
III. pr.x.. VIII Not Parade.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Powhatan Club was held last night. MI
O. r. Tenser having returned from
Washington resumed his duties as seere-
tary. A vote Of thanks was rendered MT.
II. A. Hughes for the faithfui discharge
OF the duties OF secretary pro tenn,
After discussing the matter Freely the
club decided that 1t was inexpedient 10
participate In the parade at the inausu-
ration OF Governor OFerrail' lot Tue
reason that number OF the braves
are members OF the military ana other
Vaccinations who propose to take part
I'm that procession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

the Eastern Division Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, to Miss Kate Lee
wheary, both formerly OF PETERSBURG
The bride entered by the right aisle OF
the church. accompanied by her maid or
honor. Miss SallIe Wheary. OF Peters
burg. and the groom by the left. accom-
panied by his brother. Mr.. Myth Bryant
OF Danville. The following couples lot
lowed: Mr.. Sterling Bolsseau with Miss
Hattie Bryant. OF Richmond; Mr. Julian
Bryant, OF Richmond, with Miss Cora
johnson. Of Norfolk; Mr.. II. y. Phillips
with Miss May Burton;r Mr.. W. w. Guy
with Miss Eleanor Beviile, and Mr.. Pres
ton Maddux with Miss Zeta j. Jones:
The marriage services were conducted
by Rev. J. T. Mastin, OF Norfolk, former
pastor OF the church. assisted by Rev.
X. f. Gayle. DIR. and Mrs. Bryant let
on No. train Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad for astrip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
THE CoULDS IN RICHMOND.
Widow and Daughter of the Great Finan-
cier Visit This City.


The Exchange Hotel recently had three
distinguished guests who appear 10 have
escaped the observation OF the public. The
visitors were Mrs. Jay Gould. widow OF
the New York millionaire; Miss Helen
Gould. her daughter. and Dr. John p.
Mum. the family physician. The trio OF
New Workers left yesterday afternoon
for Old Point. They had been here for
several DAYS. and came 10 the city merely
I'm order 20 take a rest and to see the
town
Dr Mum is a man Of considerable ce-
lehritv He is about 80 years OF age, has
iron gray hair and beard, and a pleasant
kindly expression. He is president of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
and has considerable stock in the corpora
ton The Doctor said yesterday that he
was we'll pleased with the condition OF
the plant here. and that no city had a
better car-servicc than Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
r,.a, After york-River Bivalyes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December D.
fS,s,cian-Several large vessels from
New York and Providence have been an
chored in the York river recently pur-
chasing a large supply of oysters toi
northerh markets. -
Mayor Leonard Henley, who has been
confined to his house for a month, Is
still very sick, and If the weather permits
will be taken to Richmond "Wednesday
morning for treatment by DR.. Mcclure
Mayor Henley will be accompanied 10y
his wife. l..
Rev. j. NJ Meredith. OF stanora: II
here visiting DR.. and Mrs James H. Moi''
cure, EXECUTIVE building"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Surname Court of Appeals.

I'M Va. Minor. From the Circuit Court
Of King William county. Dismissed for
failure to print.
Chapman VS.. Chapman and others.
Argued by General John +. Roller for
appellant and T. c. Gordon. Esq., for
appellee and submitted.
Lightfoot w. Green. Passed until
after No 30.
Breen G. Fealy VS.. Perrow. Continued.
Morrison vs.. Wilkinson Argued by
G. l.. Morrison, Esq. for appellant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
MEETING OF MAS0NS.
.oewNc SESSION OF THE GRAND
oocg's ANNUAL COMMUNICATION.
49,. perors NJ tho Grand Ma.ter>--To Ce,e-
srsic washingtoo's Anniversary
cornerstone Laying To-Day.

~.. Grand Lodge Of Virginia a. F. and
q. .r,. ia rs one numbered and six
,rorsl communication at the Ma.
.rcmplc last night There was
Tendance. Grand Master w II.
-,s presided. and the following
.mr.rs we're present: Mann Page,
Grand master; J. l.. Fitzgerald.
..r.er warden; n r.. Courtney.
.rar warden: J. V. Bldgood.
t-...lrcr. r.. +. Richardson. as
. emrd treasurer; William Is.
Grand secretary: W r.. lsaacs,
...uat grand secretary; +. a.
...l senior deacon: j. \. Cosby.
..r-ulNaut. W. Z. Wilkinson,
rI.r. and William Krausc grand
Rev Dr. Dame. the venerable
.t-.aln. was absent. being the
.~e % many years. his place was
,em. by Rev MI Cox Of S'aun-
...rl master read his report which
...l to with great interest. II was
....r cinhpdyiug his official acts
-h,r ~ recommendations. In
beautiful tribute TO the late
.ri among other things. that
30 rlrht 20 refuse 20 receive
amy time an officer or repre-
~ tAc Grand Lodge. the case
bog lodge that had refused
Gle district deputy grand mas
m -
rrr. OBSERVE PROPERLY.
...-l masters report also included
~ the committee appointed
OPPOSITION from the Masons Of
... states for appropriate memo
..e.. or thc occasion OF the one
anniversary Of George Wash
.h. WAS Z mhor Of the Grand
,frr.nia. The exercises will take
.r Vernon In lSp. and the
..... Viii take the necessary
..b. 10 success.
-.... r.,9.uc Of the grand masters
..ani secretary announced
.tm.ut OF the standing commit
.... read the usual routine re-
M ~ The most interesting Of
..ts WAS that redistricting the
.- district deputy grand mas
...ree was made I'm the Rich
....t except in It's number which
r.r. be NO. 10. instead OF No. T.
Gid. trat. WAS called from labor
supper.
.. LaIE. viii reconvene this
o'clock.
CORNERSTONE LAYING.
....r peasants has decided. on
.. tf- heavy snow-storm prevail
. ..t. tr ceremonies incident 10
tre cornerstone Of the
r, held at the Temple instead
r'~.
.ui.s win take place az 1870
.s 90 which hour the Grand
.. ..uyeu-d for that purpose.
... rr1gramme arranged for the
o.. Home had 10 been fair
.. carried out at the Temple,
bodies invited 20 participate
a' the escort, the Ladies'
Isolation ana the orphans OF
O. rt, exercises will be inter
- .ta music. ami the Grafton by
U ~. DIkc, Jr.. viii doubtless
-.r Iiec. ON this occasion.
immunity az large are invited TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
T., Mead of n Fire Department.

DANVILLE, VA. December 5.-(spe-
cian.-North Danville is being aroused
over the number of fires In that town,
with no protection from the fiery element
The Council is TO be asked TO move
snrance on property runs all the way
from sl-2 to II l-2 per cent. and many
nersons are allowing their policies 10
iapse. being unable TO keep up insurance
nj such high rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
ANew County Treasurer.

ENPORIA, VA. December s.-ospeciaD.
II 4. thought Mr.. A. Il. Battle. the present
treasurer, will resign tomorrow, ano
from present indications exJudge Bar
ham will be appointed to I'LL the vacancy
The clerk Of the court on yesterday ~
sued license for the marriage OF MT;
p,cherd n. Perkins, OF your city, and
Miss olin Hunt, the accomplished daugh-
ter of our countyman. Captain W. r.
Hunt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Treasurer Arthur BaiIed.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, December b.
GpeciaD.-As predicted in my dispatch
Of Saturday last. Treasurer Arthur, VINO
Is confined 10 his room by illness. was
bailed to-day in the sum OF 2,Wo on
each of the first two indictments, and
81 900 on each OF the other five 10 appear
at the next term OF the County Court
which meets on the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Mrs. waIdrop Granted IA Divorce,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. December
~(speciaD.-At 9 o'clock this morning
Judge II. 7. w. Duke. Jr., of the Corpo-
ration Court, delivered his decision In
the case of Waldrop VS.. Waldrop' IN
which Mrs waldrop was granted a di-
vorce from her husband, the Rev. E: L.
Waldrop. The plaintiff was also given
the custody of the two infant children
girls-of a tender age. The piainun
father was present. the defendant being
represented only by counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
The Fire Yesterday Morning.

The fire early yesterday morning.
causing an alarm from Box % at W.
o'clock. was at the Chesapeake and ONO
depot. but no serious damage was done
The roof was slightly injured, but the
loss will not exceed SO. the blaze was
due 10 a defective flue in the room above
the restaurant. occupied by Mr.. w. G.
stockhowe. keeper Of the restaurant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Victim of Consumption.

GREENSBORO, n. c., December g.
(SpeciaD.-Mr Ernest Tate, popular
young man IN this city, died this morn
ing at the McAdoo House of conshmp-
ton For quite a while he had been IN
bad health but II was not suspected tha'
death was so near The remains Of the
deceased will be taken to Charlotte to-
morrow morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Council Committee Meeting.

The Council Committee on Ordinances,
through Sub-Chairman Stratton. has
promised to hold a meeting in the Council
Chamber at 5 o'clock this evening. ~
$50 O'Clock this afternoon the Committee
on James-River Improvement will have a
session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
&C.: white tnew) i3fi4@c.: NO. wn'ss'
sc. No, . mixed. s3V4lc., sAn~1o No I,
Oats--Winter ifor sesd), 10sS.
mixed. y.i1msc.; No. , mixes S
NEW york PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, December e-spS ess NV NV
grades, q scaat5: patents s. togs %; =, NJ x@e
ssso's se sssr; sSSr cute. .sS and arm
choice. riols<eo. .,....o.
and saoat' sssc'. r. o. b., 6S>lc. The
ranSe FOR opsIons was only xc.. ana TIE
close was eteady at isaNc. under yesws-
csm2bsr' sIsc.: January. ssNc; February
VSorn-scare and nrmer: good export de-
mand Options very duh. ,saAc, hiener'
and Arm: December. size; January
44a4c ..s.
6ats-spot dull and easier. options
quiet, NC lower, and steady: DecemosfS
Sac. January, Nc; May, &C.; NC, >
spot No }. s4na3Ac; No. white, 1n0
@hc.: mixed western, 35tf3sc.; white do.'
ssiSdAc.
Wool--In moderate demand and unset
BE Bees~oaiet and steady; family. siaoo9
dull at Nss Tiereed beef inactive; CITY
extra India mess. s7o.ea. s
,. cHt m seat 9sS6a: sa s,saay Sa@s "a
sisc.: mtddles nominal.
Lsrd--DuIi and easier 81 Tor optscns ~ r.
e ana ",,,nt con,Insnt. $50; South Ameri-
ca Eye; o SDmpS ann vsssiy: mess, $1,000
istS
But,er-In moderate demand: extra
n ny rive ssS.e 's western dairy. i7asac;
lS1ins Gi1a,asc
cotton.sesa oil-Duli and easy; crude.
pstTyoleHm-T Crude frrner: refined nomi-
mia and i"I Baltimore @ SO; do, bulk, eco
a2.s5.
al 10 ''''
RistpeFrm ana fairly SiS active: domestic.
sass, Japan, t'sg.,sc. nominal. New Or
leans. open-kettle. good to choice. Sou5sc.
Market ouIet and steady.
Peanuts-Dull; fancy hsnd-p'cSeo' JAY
coYee-Options opened steady and
closed dull AND unchanged 10 10 points up,
Decen,ner $3.50. March. NsGIiA75; Sep
tember Slt75. spot Rio steady; No. 7.
slss Snaarp.w dun hut steady; fair
refining 2Nc.: refined steedy; No:
6. l3-isfiic: standard A, 1918
44asc.; cut-loaf 5ftS s-i6c. crusnsa.
5ff5 S-l6c granulated, 6-lsU t,sc.
s.s.s srs,n' pad.
,.a, naoprrcu, uxpvrr
oAh LIMos , r,o,.
BALTIMORE. MD, December o'-riouS
dull and unchanged.
Whest-Quiet and easy; Ne . reu, spy
and November, eossptoc., NsoWe' NV.
red. SIC asked; milling wheat, by sample.
66lsa6sHc ., ~.
Corn-Easy: mixed, spot. Sgsssc,, mo-
vember, new and old, StaAstc.' Jshuaui'
S2isNS22c.; February, zrxc; plu Way 80
04sAc. steamer mixed, hpsn4Zc. sa 80
"a. 900 bushels: white corn. by sample, "tv
ilc yellow do, i0d 40.
Oats-Firm; No. white weste n s'c'
hid. No mixed do, sac. asked.
Rye-Dull but steady; No. >, Bc.
Hay-Quiet; good TO choice timothy
Grain freishts-Dull anG unchanged;
Butter-Firm; creamery. fancy. 2sdfc';
do. fair to choice, 2t976c.; fancy. &c.
Eggs-Steady at &c.
Other articles unchanged
cr,,c.oo
u,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

80 Individual who h alleged 70 have
- sfHeral attacks upon unprotected
rs,, IA the East.EDd recently was last
~ ssAin engaged IN his nefarioue prac-
Va 4, hlsf@y-respectsDie young lady,
"ss Ia the county beyond the aims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

Yesterday morning, an account OF which
appeared exclusively In the Dispatch, were
insured for 1890. The loss Is estimated
at 1850.
The Manchester cars were somewhat ue-
layed yesterday afternoon by team De-
ing stalled on Arch street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
GRAIN AND COTTON ExcRANon

RICHMOND VA, pscenbsr H-Onsx.
iuxs--W heat, - bushels; corn (whtte). Sle
bushels: corn unixedl. u bushels: oatss
saies- Wheat. 10 bushels; corn lnixedD.
" wheat, Icusberyy. uoskc.;
missa, sosisc,; sSortbsrry. SSel6e.; IA I
ca sWAltA arl.A ykxAI ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
The Berklev Election.

NORFOLK. VA. December 5.-(SpeciaD
The election in Berkeley for town council
men to-day resulted in two wards going
Democratic and one Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
m. prvart-Wheary Nuptials.

cpEWE VA, December s.--tSpeciaD.
xss,s,ith ssanding the Indictment weather
.h,s morning. the Methodist church here
,s,ss well filled 70 witness the marriages
81 DR.. James w. BryAns suFsson ios
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
p,,rry,opu srocK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. December 5-Vir..
einia Consol 3s. e6@. bid: Baltimore and
ssiH bid. baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
1rsts. ioiK bid: second incomes. asked
third do. 8 asked; Consolidated Gas
bonds. llldli6. do stocks. 55h455z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
utures ranged as follows:
ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS. MO-. December 5.-Flour
quiet and unchang d.
Wheat-Dull and lower; December
6Oisc January. 60'sc.
Corn-Firm but lower; December 35&.c;
January, 32ssc.
Oats-Lower: December. 273.c.; May.
Pork-standard mess. selling. Siioo; on
orders, $500
Iard-Prime steam, nominal at $50.
Dry salt meats-Sh0uders, 6Ac.i longs
and clear ribs. Csc. shorts. Isc.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 7yc.; longs,
gkc.: clear ribs, SIC: SHORTS, Sac.
Jtgh winss-Stpady at 81 IL,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., December 5.-Flour-
Shipping patent, s3.75gio; family, &.OU
Wheat-steady, with demand small at
59f69c for No. red.
corn-Steady; No. white, 4Ohc.; yell
low. 4Oc mixed. +oc.
Oats-No. mixed. light color. s2hc.
Sli0G; family, N5o0.
Lard-steady; steam leaf. Sic; kettle
dried, sac.
rib sides. stzc short clear sides. SIC.
WhiskeY-H u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices Of Nancy. Roads. Stocks. Drain
Tobacco. Cotton. &r., aa6 the
weather Indications
tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch,

p WASHINGTON, D. c.. December s..
lLIR Forecast tor Virginia and North
Carolina: Fair weather; slightly
warmer: variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

The WEArHxB IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was snowy in the morning and early AFTER
noon. and clear and cold at night. The
skies were clear st midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

Dark loose sales to-day. +40so pounds.
and $sS highest No bright loose sales
Good sales are expected tomorrow. how
ever. The market Is very duh to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. December 5.--Auction
offerings on Change to-day were very
Private sales were also extremely light.
Revenue Collections:
Cigars and cigarettes ....~...... u.sos g
Tobacco ....................s..s.. AE1 W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, December 5.--NooA-
Cotton in moderate demand; freely mel
Sales, geo bales; American, $50 bales;
speculation and export, go bales. Receipts,
A.ceo bales; American, $500 bales fh-
lures steady Nth demand ,s,,, mod ,,aas.
December and January. l5-64d January
and February, i5-sia4 l6-64d.; February
and March, lG-64d, March, and April.
i5s.d also is ssst h May s sSi June June
1 zi-ssd.; June and July. Bod; July,
p M.-Amsrican middling, low mid.
S f'tes s,sss and Ds ssnasfs is::S
January and February. = i7.stai y,Std.;
February and March, g-std.. sellers
March and AgIti ~; sSsta ay and gn ns
i S-s4es sa-s4d I; June and July, S,std;.
sellers; July and August, 2'-ofGf H-e'd.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, December 5.--cotton duh;
%idd ling, qs f bales les Fn %las" soseS r%
sales, 1888, 10 bales December, Nso; Janu-
sry H92; February. 1913; March. H6;
April, 1913; May, $50; June. ~N; july
Total net receipts to-day. all ports.
5i,el6 bales; exports. TO Great Bn.aln'
1851 bales; France. 100 bales Comment
sots bales; stock. Llioisl paiss. rsc,,,n,s
,ss Ia bales: exports, Great Britain, q, Us
bales: France, 1851 bales; Continent 9,-
S0l bales.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. December o.
RosinNNothing doing. Turpsntins.no-
pentlne 6rm: hard, A.o0; soft and virgin.
N.7o.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., December 81
Tnrpent,ne Ann at CSC. for good strained.
skvANNAH. GA. pscsmber s;--sgsrlss
lars. With sales Of "a casks, and al
vanced TO 2iac.. with sales OF about ~
IN GOOD demand 4. p, g. .; and ~
M $40: n, $3.50: window-giass. c-E: wa
ter white. tsS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispatch1
NORFOLK, VA. December 5.-Aayket
ouist: receipts light from the eounlry:
prime. 2g2Ae. extra prime, zh4z6c.;
fancy. Csc.
DEATH&
LEAMAN.--Died. at No. us NORTH
~ ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
n,crYuoND srocK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, December 5.-Clos-
Goyernment Securities. Bid. Asked.
United States as X. ana T.. llzt2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

NOpFOI.K. VA, December 5.--MaYksx
ouiet: receipts light from the eopntry:
prime, 2a2Ae.: extra prime, sh4z6c.:
fancy. Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

ssr PimpIy. oily skin, falling hsir ard itchy
esAlp psevsstsa ~ cared ~ Gutteuxe 1eors
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-10-13

attention TO the celebrated Msrrick
silver brisk case, which had al
most bssa forgotten. It will Be
remembered tast the casa was
made rp in Colorado sHs silver
brick was sent to ths mint, with
dsnsna that 1t be ssiaed. or
course the demand was refused, and
the ease taken int csnrt. Ii il
new before the subrsns esurt ef
the Usit4a States, and SsnItor
Morgan referred to it a. likely to
Be decided in favsr OF silver.
Saoale this esassnnatien Be
sscared, ths frss coinage OF silver
vsuld be forever assursd, ~ the
point raised il the uaconssltatioa-
ality of the law Of 1873. by whish
silver coinage was stopped
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-10-13
WHY SOME MINES DON'T
PAY.

PAY.
The rscsa. sreubls sstvsea the
management Of the celebrated
Cemstosk mines At Virginia City,
New, and the miners, svsr . pre-
psssd reduction OF the lattsrs
wages, las resulted in az invssti-
gstisn, ths report of whish il
startling and shows why svsa q
r1eh mine eaaaet bs made to pay
Gig dividends.
Daring tbs meath OF Jane the
total expenses OF sks Csnstsck
mines vera sl94,571, and OF this
aasuat ths miners ressivsa only
$i3, 500. Presidents, secretaries,
supsrintsnlsnts and other gilt
edged niasrs. NEST Of whom live
i, San Francisco, aad do no wsrK,
abssrpsd Sic, $50 in salaries.
Tbs rsss OF the nsrsy was said
cat for water, sffies rent, supplies,
&c sad supplies Re" are often
furnIshsd By dummy ssn:raetsrs
really rsprsassuHg directors ct
the mine, at asoat double thsir
value.
Sierra Nevada employed four
niasrz during Jzas payisg them
800, aad it csst s515 to besa
tAsss fear msn. In ths Alphs
nias ore maa was employed half
tas nsath at csst of $50. This
half of . mtn.r required 1915
worth OF bosHng.
Con6dencs paid $500 in of6ss
salaries to keep one niusr at
YORK aaS wants 10 scascmizs by
rsdusIng tss miners Wages
Ovsr.an paid a sapsrimtsadsst
$500, prssidsat $50. secrstary
$50 and assistant. secretary $50,
aad employed oisAt miners. Ths
Adslrhias aalt miner draw $50,
hus tss istaI sIpssss sf ths nina
wss2O46. TIE Hias csaId savs
SIS fer tss pear stockholders if
that half AInsr weald consent to =
. par cant rsdGctisa = hia wages,
and rIsiszs Of divids1ds would
Iescs sp az eass
Silver Hill, Imperial aad Lady
Washington managed to sssad
Z, 1851 dollars withsut smplsviag
miner. Esta lick Of wsrk was
done in tbs Alta, but th. salary
liss waz rs dsIlars, aad total sx-
sssss 3476. Sens OF tia sfislals
asId sIacss In four or iva mines,
aud .st frsm $50 70 $50 msata.
l. c. Hamiltea gsts the latter
amoGat fer sgp-rintsadius ssvsa
mInss-
TAa lootisg Of tha Comstosk
has developed In san Fransiscs Ess
tws prsfsssioas Of miains prssI-
dsst and zining sssrstary, esth OF
wniea ara Iusratire and usI-asr ct
vhica Is IzboriszA Ihs saaI shot
d.rs of Beat 4 Bslshsa, Gsald &
Garry, asd KsasUck dseiiasd to Do
einchsd fer any nors aasessasats,
asS IS nixsrs aavs 5ssa droppsd
frez tbs pay roIIs sf saoss mines
~ the seoaenical zaaagsrs.
Salaries havs aot sesa raducsd =
Dxzrsr Orss and Metals.