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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

southern -four dun and easy: cous,on N a.,
extra, X. l0aSJ.iO; good 10 choice DO sgfs-
rA2S. Wheat nrrner and iairiy actIyo. No T,
red, store and elevator. 7Dtts7e,4c. anoa,.
3tsc. up, and closed steady. i,s,sc. under sam
day: No. red. January. 7ss<c. Fsbr1arv
3vlsr.; March. sO,tc.: May, s2,sc com IT,.
bat Gun; NO :. oJsla54c IN elevator: 54gtai,s,.
efoat; steamer. InIxed. 53ifc op,lou. All
and htsssc. lower: January J.sa<s. Febrnsry
a3tSc.: May, % &C.. Oat. a,.gIve and srncy.
options dnii and lower: January 3gs.c. Ma
3Y'sc; No =, White, Jennary f34a43l5c. $50,
prices: NO. =. JsAagsh No 2 White at.
41Stc. No. : Colcngo. 394fasOc.; No. 4 ~.
mixed western, 3st4a4oc. Wool IN roOI demand
and nrm: domestic 1eece. 27i@a.s2c pnlIss
yoa32c. Beet qniet and strong; family. sIas
$1,000. Beet hams firm al siS.,Oaslp
Tierced beef dun hat firm: city oxtrs Inst,
mess. $500. Cut-meais strong ana wanted
Picsled shoulders. Zoe. picSied hama IA.
mddles quiet ani nrm: short clear. siO.6s.
Lard Duh and higher. western steam nominal
closing At sii.45 bid: city. siOsftSasiI. re-
fined nrm: comment, slIs5. south Arpsy,en
sl2. PORK quiet and stronger: Old mess ais.
new mess, sls.50asi9: extra primo nominal.
3Ja3lc.: tcs-nouse. 2Ja21c.. we-tern frnsi
Boo: lined, 2aa2Bc. southern, gsc rlitog
stronger aud quiet; city. -: per package.
sb.50 bid. - asked. Cotton seed OH rrmsr.
crude t'}c. Did; yellow. 4sc. Petroleum qale,
aud steady: crude, IN barrels (PatkaT's', Is ~.
do, Ia bulk, $3.50: Washington. barrels. s4.S5.
do. In bulk, ts.35 renned-Neg YORK, sA.3O.
Philadelphia ami Baltimore. s525: do. In
bulk. s2.1jas2.sO Resin Quo, and nrm
strained, common ~ good. st.3JasI31lN Tur.
pentine dgll bat steady ~ B3lea3fc. Rice tn
good demand aud frm: domestic. fair 10 extra.
3iSa5l6c.: Japan, 4isaflSc. Molasscs--Foregn
nominal, New Orleans, 0peu-Eettie, good
20 choice. In fair demand and firm 40 gBA
36c. Peanuts quiet and steady; fanny hand
picked. 44a4iSc.: farmers. 2iea3lsc. Coffee
Options opened barely steady. points up
20 10 points down AMI closed quiet; January
sl6.70asl6.s0; March, slG.4Oasl8 so: NAV,
sl6.25asl03j; July, sl6.25; October. sl6.2O
spot Rio firm AMI more active; No. :, i7lee.
sugar-Rav frmer and dun fair refining.
I-l6c. refined, quiet and steady: No q, 4tia
4 5-i6c.: No. :, 3-i6attsc.: Oh 4. 4as4aasc /:
standard A, ll-l0a45sc. graduated, ll-l6c.
Freights to Liverpool, market dun and weak
cotton, J-Uid.. grain. iisd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 23.-rhe gram market.
were weak to-day. ana the provision market wa.
strong Compared with Saturdays closing
prices wheat closed Sc. per bushe lower: corn,
1ssssc. oats and rye each ~. PORK and lari
were each 25c. up and ribs los. business IN all
departments was dull
Cash quotations: Flour dail and easier: quota.
'iOns unchanged. No ,. spring wheat. 53l.c. /:
No ., red. 73t,c. No. . corn, 42i,c No. > Data
30iSa30s4c. Mess pork. slSasiS.l2iS. Lsri
slL0j. >hort-rib sides do0rel. sl0O4ssiO 10.
Dry-salted shoulders boxed, sgs5teasiO.
Short-ciear sides (ookedl, slO.3OasIO.f0.
Whskey sl.3j.
hal ffaFf
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, No. January G0.- oNln" ~
supply aud only moderate demand fOs good
hogs at a decline Of fully iUc. from last week.
Receipts, . 332 heed Iotations, s|JO ~
$500 per 100 pounds gross.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReportsd for tins Dispaicn.l
JASCARY 23-Narkot quiet. Prime, Ky:
extra prime, 23,c; fancy, 25sa3c. iacIofy
hani-picked. 3a4itc
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TO SUCCEED Mr.. TURPlN.
Joint Session of the Council to Elect an
Auditor-Other Notes.

The CITY Council Will hold joint session
at o'clock Thursday evening for the pur-
pose of elccung an Auditor TO fill the up-
expired term of Mr.. Miles Iurpin. de-
ceased. 1hc position OF Auditor IS filled
bv an election by the people every two
years except III case of the resignation or
death of the incumbent. The next regular
election will occur IN May. 1894. Among
those mentioned for the vacancy are
Mossrs. T.. p. Reeve. William II. Curtis.
William l.. White, T.. A. Barber, j. Taylor
Stratton, and l.. j. Warren.
The Democratic members of the Coun-
ell will PROBABLY hold caucus before
Thursday night for the purpose of making
nomination. The position pays 5000 a
year instead of 5000. as las been pub
iishGd.
1t was the intention of the Committee
on Emergency Hospital TO meet at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon 10 inspect several
sites for the location of the proposed IN
stltutiOn, but the inclemency of the wea-
ther kept quorum from assembling.
Mr.. Allie u. Shield, who was for long
while deputy clerk OF the Chsncery Court,
is an applicant for the position of clerk to
the Auditor IN case of Mr.. Warrens cleo
ton % that Office. Mr.. Shield IS an expe-
rienced accountant and IS thought To be
well qualified for the place.
The Committee on Schools will hold q
regular meeting in the Council chamber
at $50 o'clock tins afternoon.
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The CARGO CASE.


Acknowledgement e. Iari1r scott cx-
Urctcl 10 90 90 Washington yesterday 70
argue M the Supreme Court tire taTFlco
case. but received d telegram stating that
u had been poStpoued uu'I! next TUESDAY.
This IS an important cl-". involving the
Question of luri-d rtfou between the Com
laonWtal,h and Il Federal court.
la December, 1891. Joseph a. Carri"O. a
o'tizrn OF Virginia and United States
deputy marshal while conveying pm
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Latest lltUt AiF ~ AAf~
Churchnts livery AMI other Clinton QlL)
buildings were burned yesterday. LJss, StUO'-
600.
The Nebraska Legislature Yesterday took one
fruitlo-s ballot in Joint scsson Tor United States
senator.
The Kansas Rcpuolc4ns met IN caucus las;
nirnt ant nominated j. ". Ady tUr Unite
States rcnator On the thirl ballot.
The Montana bqliot.ng tor Cnrai states
srugt PIP Yesterday resulted: sanders, p; Clark,
Is; Dixon, Il Collins, . No choice.
Senator Col4uiit has fully recovered the power
OF ln,0ulOuuu. tie has ougageI q private car 3
convey hin 20 Washing; n i,r the inauguration
ceremonies.
Fiye noic deaths nom the oil explosions AZ
Nuun were announced yesterday. and sixteen
others four Of whom are boys, arc sure to die 81
their burns
The Federal Senate Yesterday discussed The
hnti-optiln hIlL agreeing g. vote thereon next
Tuesday. Inc House passed the quarantine
blll-I3S % 30
Tyo moro ballots were tlScu for senator in
North Dakot, Yesterday, without Grange, except
that uulr .Poppn-t received so, the Democrats
AMI Popd'lsts combining.
Governor Atceld, OF Illinois, is much better
AMI has decided 90 80 O. A-hcyille. y g, 70 re-
naln untu nc RECEIVERS his health Govern r.
Altrcid viii ne nc mranod f% VIZ. AtR,d'
Staie- treasurer Ramsay PHYSICIAN eud d
nutsr.
John Malone aud william Mccarthy were
burned 10 dcGtn sunday a. Pet.orsJus creek
Mt, and an Oh lady whose mare Is unknown
was 20 badly burned that she may de tnr
three people weyo IN q house "hen me broke
OUT ana Whiie me men were trying 20 get me
old lady Oi tho hOG50 the walls iell IN on th'
party.
Hard WORK has been done In the KENTUCKY
senatorial race since saturday. Ihe LINDSEY
men were claiming iortY-nye yesterday, but tno
McCreary aud stone men are SIN SleAIy IN
their respective columns hcJroary mas picker
up Two OF three votes in tho last few days, ana II
tJe work now gong on succeeds he VIII DO III
ME shape whon the caucus opens.
At 4 O'Clock sunday morning while Mr. W. I.
Ward was passing tho First National BANK
Building. Grocuuile Texas, he alarmed burglars
who were al WORK inside. lucy began shooting,
and Ward returned the hre. Ward was shot ia
three places but no, fatally The bank safe
door had been blown % atoms. but the robbers
were frightened away. obtaining only about
1000. They left all their tools, electric bat
terles, etc., behind.
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TIs n ClhI.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND
BANKING COMPANY
OF
GEORGIA.

The undersigned committee, appointed for tho
purpo.e OF readiustlng the affairs Of the CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY
OF GEORGIA and Of its allied properties. have,
under advice OF counsel. formed plan % re-
organization which has received the approval Of
the RECEIVER. OF tho BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS, aud OF many Of the Important creditors
and security-holers Of tie company.
THE NERO ANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK has Ueen appointed the lepositary
Of the securities under the proposed plan, and
will shortly give r0iice Of ~ readiness 10 receive
the securities embraced IN tho reorganization.
TIE SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE
OF GEORGlA. AT SAVANNAH, GA, viii like
Wis. De prepared to receive deposit II said secu-
rites aud to tssuo certificates Tor the account Of
the Mercantile 1rIst Company
Copies Of tho plan may be had no the Office oi
the Trust Company, 100 Broadway, New York
CITY. or 40 the Office Of the Southern Bank, at
savannah. Ga.. or from the Chairman OF tbs
committee. - Wall street.
Dated NEW YORE, January 10. 1898.
II. b. HOLLlNS Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
EMANUEL LEHMAN,
JAMES T.. WOODWARD,
JAMES STIILMAN. New York;
r. T.. DENNlSION, Philadelphia:
f. ROLLINS MORSE, Boston;
+. VI. COLSTON, Baltimore:
CHARLES II. PHlNIlY. Augusta. ia.
Committee
JACOB II. SCHIFF. New YORK,
Advisory Moniber
WILLIAM =. WHARr)S. Secretary.
Counsel 10 tie Committee
LOWKhI. STONE * AUERBACH.
New York.
CARRARD. MELDRId & NEWMAN,
Ia 222I,2U,2o.Jl savannah. Ga.
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rHs SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
Increase in the EDrol'nent-Bni'dsng'
Made C,mfortable-Rrscrye Teachers.

The regular meeting of the City School
Board was held 90 the Higb-School build
ing yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Present Hon. j. Taylor Eilyson tchhlr-
man. William Loyenstein, joseph c. Dick
erson. Edwin ID. Starke, I. Wiley Davis,
James II. Capers. Alexander -. Gulgon. r..
Edgar Shine. Alonzo l.. Phillips. William
+. Fox superintendent. and Charles 4.
Rady CLERK. &c.l. r,
The Superintendent submitted the fol-
LOVING report Of the condition of the pub
lie schools for the past month: Total en-
rolment. 1852: average attendance. 9,2,V;
per cent. Of attendance. 81 per cent. Inc
total enrolment has increased during the
past month.
The Superintendent says that the severity
OF the late cold spell intcrfer"d with the
work of the schools. but arrangements
have been made 10 make all the buildings
comfortable, and there IS now no reason
why all the pupils should not attend
school regularly. The board Will see 20 1t
that no pupil i subjected to any risk or
made III anv way uncomfortable.
Misses Annie r. Iatun aud Henrietta r..
pulliam were added go the reserve list,
and Miss Bertha Dlckersou was granted an
extension OF furloush 60 attend the DreAel
Institute.
The board sent into the City Council an
estimate Of the amount of funds needed
TOR the maintenance of the schools Tor TINS
year. which WA referred 10 the Council
Finance Committee.
After the transaction Of regular routine
business tho board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

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 tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
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 it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
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 it. Do moi accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW york. NY
ia 1-Tu. Th(w) SatlopfocrJ
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THE FAlRMouNT-AVsNus CHURCH..
Programme for Its D~dicatiou-Dr. New
ton Not CaIisd-sunsay Services

The Farmount-Ayenuo Methodist
church. tee attractive and commodions
house Of worship Just erected Al the inter
section OF FNrmouut avenue and Twen-
tioth street 10y the congregation formerly
known as iiowards grove. will be deGi-
Gated next SUNDAY, and services Will be
held throughout the week following,
There WIZ be- three services on SUNDAY.
Bishop 4. ". Wilson Will preach az II 4.
NJ. the Needs %. Richmond Methodism
VIII Doe discussed hv ministers and laymen
az 4. NJ. AMI Dr. RoZe VIII preach ut the
dedication earvICrs 80 80 l.. VI. Rev Or.
H. y. -!olI vlil preach Mondav night,
pr. l8ud'um tuesday night. Rev. Preston
Nlsn "wednesday u GIT, Dr. Tudor Thurs.
d0y night. an k.y. IS. :. Young. ID. d.,
lu!a, night. The uastoT. Rev. Or. Henry
l.. Johnson. has addressed . circular let
ter 90 thc members ot his congregation. IN
which hc urges them To continue tno,r
wurs lnvag!y AID harmonious ~. cult
vate the spirit of reverence for Gods
ho0s". and unite ma paving the debt due
uu the new nu ding.
Rev. J.. l.. Iof occupied tho pulpit Of
Centenary church sunday morning, and
Billie and t.c growing tendency 20 neglect
the word - God. a. embodied IA the
" Book OF EroA-.' So night Rev. j. v.
latham. tho I0stor of Hi"ll9ud-park.
preached v.r. cUttlng sermon from
Judge ". b.. Tie I.s.cur,a va. applied
90 tIe iaIW oi poop." 10 general 10 re-
spoLi 20 appeals t. dd religions mOfe-
mcnt- auI church-V RS.
4 cote -tlon wa faHcn up nf the Second
church SUNDAY morn 20 for tac benefit
If fhn J; lniO.uI-.'fa. chUtch. and "a con-
sid,rIti. -um Wa rsol .. Bey. Mr..
Jo.tv mtio de- statement OF il- work 20 the
congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Mean temperatur
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 23.--The stock market
was again active to-day, but extremely SO only
In the first hour, when enormous sales OF Dis
tillers ran the trading MP into large figures.
There was more feverishness to-day and more
pressure OF long stocks especially among the
Industrials. Coalers. and Changers. The princi-
pal cause Of this, however. was found in tho ALI
noancement OF further shipments OF gold 20
Europe by slow steamer tomorrow, which
rather upset the calculations OF the bulls and
dampencd the buying spirit which was last week
so prominent feature in the trading.
THE OPENING FIRM.
The opening was firm 90 strong. but unusual
pressure upon the lndus'rials, and especially
DlstlllerS and sharp decline IN tho last named
Manhattan and Consolidated Gas, "a we'll as
Hooking Coal. unsettled the entire market with
the aid of tho gold shipments Aforesaid. Dis
tllers closed AZ JOlS, with net loss Of 5As per
cont. for the day. Manhattan was sold down IN
the early dealings. and was evidently without
support, white the political nature 81 re- late
boom has rendered many distrustiul OF its M
mediate future IN the market.
MASuATrAS's loss.
10 declined from 10 TO 1876, closing per cent.
higher tnan the lowest. with net loss Of Jl6 per
cent The movements in Consolidated Gas were
OF tho same nature, and althouSh rallied
per cent. from ~ lowest price its net lose was
Do per cent. Iackawanua was the ouly coal
stock 10 show any material loss, rs per cent. be-
Ing taken from It's price.
GENERAL LIST FIRM.
The general list displayed a nrm temper
throughout the early part OF the day. despite
losses OccasiOned by realiZatiOns and pressure
brought to bear IN different spots. II. Raul WAS
espe 'ially active AMI closed unchanged after
fluctuations extending over q range OF III per
cont. The rest of the market pursued about
the same course. ami the hual changes are
generally insignificant
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy, ranging from 10 3,
closing offered at 10. Prime mercantile pa
per 4fIaG.
Ste,hng exchange quiet and easier: posted
rates. $4.S6l1asf.Ssle commercial bills,
S4.S6lsasiNI
Government bonds dun but hrm. Southern
State bonds dull but steady. Railroad bonds
active aud drm.
Treasury balances-Coln. sSl, 443.O0O; cur
renry, SO. 100000.
Saies Of STOCKS to-day-Lisied, 40, 900; IN
listed, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

ready for shipment 10 sections Of the com
try where there arc people who ars hui
maue enough TO look after the starving
BIRDS. Air. Miller says that. Judging from
tho number Of letters received asking for
TODD. aud from great MANY others saying.
" | am feeding them every dav, but have q
plenty Of trash wheat on hand" thousands
will be saved. There seems TO be verv
general feeling among leading sportsmen
thar there should be no shooting allowed
next season, and that a premium on the
scalps Of game-destroying yarmints-
hawks particularly-should be paid for IN
every county IN the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
rR9IoNGEp cARIYEr couNcIt.


\ note reached Lord Rosebery Saturday
from the French Foreiou Office IN relation
to Egyptian affairs The note stated That
the Fr'uch government. while retrsining
from objection 10 RAJ Pashh n Premier.
would maintain the right of the hhe i've
to choose his Minister'S
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The nemoctntIc Iinnnnct.

The preparations for the Democratic
banquet here Wednesday night are being
vigorously pushed. The sale of seat,
closed yesterday at O'Clock. aud It Is eS
pected that about % persons will be
seated at he tables. TicGets 10 the gal
lery can still be secured from Captain
Thomas Elicit at his Office. IN the Me
CHANCES Institute.
Members of the various committees car
secure their badges at the Temple ut any
time after 7 O'Clock Oh the evening of the
bauuIet
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roord NJ AcricnIture To- Meet

The State Board of Agriculture will hold
It's January session at the Exchange Hotel
AZ < o'clock tonight. The usual amount
Of routine business will be transacted.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture reports
the work on the hand-book-l0, 1890 copies
of winch are to Ae distributed at the World $
Fair-as progressing finely. Tins d0cu-
ment Will be ready tor issuance shortly. IL
will contain interesting dissertations Of
Virginia lands and industries. facts about
the agricultural and mineral resources Of
the State. pertinent remarks about lmnl-
grafton aud much other matter calculated
10 attract attention to TIE old Common
Wc1lth
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rrnfes.nr nnntwrichr,. Lcc,nr- r1.Night.

The second lecture in the uuivcrsity-gX-
tension course ou GERMAN llterl'ure Will
be delivered IN tine college chapel this eve
nlng nj O'Clock Inc tim, has been
changed from 10 at the request Of many
who could not attend at the former hour.
The subject of the lecture will zoe The
Great Epics.n and tho celebrated laws Of
the Nibelungen and the Gudrun viii be
discussed.
The lecture will be fully illustrated with
pictures OF the epic heroes. ana promises
10 be IN many respects the most entertain
IN one III the course. This viii pe a good
opportunity 10 become acquainted with
the beauties Of the German HAD and
Odyssey.
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TILE COTTON MARKErs.


ST. LOUIS. No. January 23.-fllur steady and
unchanged. Wheat 80 airg"Iou rafiy then ~.
c,osing la a.. ubder saturday. cash. OOlsc {.
May, 94tsc.; July, ~ -r. Corn fOi1srd wn~t.,
and closed &c. bel,W saturday. May, i2ite
42flc. Oats lower: sample !Dfr soii a. 3tilc. :,
May, 3Ii5a3iAlr. Nhiskey stesfy az slJt.
Bagging ana c0t,ou-tirs quot and unchanged
Provisions higher ami nrm. fork, yls.0O iCr
old. Lard, l. Loose dry-sait shoulders, sDoO
longs and fihs. SO: shotts. 5000, strip,
S937ls: boxed lot, lJc mOre. Bar n snOH'd-
ers. so. lonss and ribs, sll ltlyi 'hous'
sIL31iR; sugar-cufed hans, sltsslt.1J.
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HRiTIsH-E1YiTTAN STRENGTH.

= TT 7 = V-I-'-T = 7 Y II r. N UNEs
PAEs, January pa dispatch from
Cairo states that the Sultan has tele-
graphed - the Khedive his coneratula.
lions on the attitude which the Khedlve
assumed IN respect to the formation Of a
Cabinet Independently Of English inter
ference. The Sultan Will send the Khcdlve
"A present Of SIX horses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

The Alien & Ginter people are constantly
Receiving machinery and putting addi-
tionRl operatives to WORK. a large num-
Der o. eirl, resumed their labors at the
stcmnery and ~ the Cary-strect establish
meut yesterday morning. A. vet no plans
IN regard 10 rebuilding that portion Of the
plant burned have been determined upon.
The building destroyed was divided into
two sections, one Oi which belonged 10 W..
y. Thomas and the otncr 10 the American
Tobacco Company.
Chief Pulior. OF the FIRE Department.
yesterday divided among the men equally
and without regard 10 rank the none p
given them by the Allen & trInter Branch
of the American Tobacco Company. Each
man received 5000.
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informs for tho HenrIco Troop.

The Henrico Troop, organized few
weeks ago with William II. Sands as cap
tain, held "A meeting at the county court
house yesterday morning TO be measured
tor uniforms. There were thirty seven
men sworn in, and the measures Of these
were taken by representative of the Bal
tlmore firm Of Oehm a Co.. 10 whom the
contract has been awarded. The uniforms
are TO be delivered by February 18th. The
troop expects to have at least fifty mem-
bers within the next sixty DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

The police Of the First Station have in
their possession a handsome silver fruit
basket. supposed to have been stolen.
They would Ike tho owner 10 come and
get It.
Boston Nowiun. colored individual
was arrested and locked up at the Second
Station yesterday on charge Of cutting
Maria Nowlan with a razor.
Daniel HIl. negro. was arrested last
night ON warrant charging HIM with en-
tering in the daytime the house OF Alfred
Wills with intent 10 commit larceny. he
viii have an opportunity TO tell his tale Oh
Woe 10 the Police Justice this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

CiSCINsATL q, January *H-Ilon- firm:
fancy, SA2OABfID; family. si.4OatJ Nbest
scarce. nOmnA.ly Unchanged: No rod. 9;a''}c-
Corn easier; No. m'Yei, fJaf3ls oats lowef
10. -, mixed. 3Js3iitc. Rye him, No. = 90.
Pork strong. AZ $500. Lari iu good demand
sll bnlA-meats primer AZ 5000. Bacon
ntrougsr at sJI15. Wh.skey quiet ri sl.31.
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Recommendation ncer.

James ". kendler. grocer at 1000 west
Leigh street. made an assignment sc ter
CAV 10 William /. MOncure. trustee. The
deed was admitted 10 record IN the Office
of the Clerk Of the Chahcery Court yoster-
day afternoon The liabilities are about
: .00). and assets unknown. The signee ls
directed frsf. t. pay the expense OF draw
ing. recording. and executing the paper III
connection with the trust aul commits
SION OF not less than ger cent. % him-
self. second. DR.. Gcorg" BRIGHT. $50. and
Ja'nes ". kcndicr, Jr., 800; third, Thomas
n. Render. an amount not exceeding rb0J
on account of his endorsement OF lour
notes: fourth, all other creditors amounts
duo them pr0 1d'1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Tne Old Way

ia 10 take pills when you are constipated
or bilious, but they don't go down easy,
and when they got down there's shud-
der. The better way Is to take simmons
LAYER Regulator. natures own remedy,
nnroly vegetable. in liquid or powder form.
You can take pinch of the powder on the
tongue and with q sup OF water swallow 1t
without taste. The Regulator tones up
the digestive organs and prevents INDUCES
ton ana constipation.