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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

BUSINESS CHANCE ARE YOU
- looking for good business oppor.
tnnity? If SO, will you please send you
address.to us and We will send you one of
our catalogues, self explanatory e. L.
MARTIN, Promoter of Portland Cement
Walks, Decatur. ILL., 1141w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

VIVA N T e D-A NICELY FUR
w nished room convenient to Union
Depot oy young man desiring q pleas
ant location. Address SC" TIMES office.
1929
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-A
~ st: Bernardj puppy, color yellow,
with black nose, age three months. A
reward will be paid for his return to NV
house at 9l2 Franklin road. Mrs. ALICE
B. JOHNSON. I1Iiot
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-A BRINDLE cow, WITH
H black legs below her knees. has
been at my house several days. Owner
can get same by proving identity and
paying for this advertisement. GILLIE
BUSH, Postofflce, Roanoke, Va. LILLE
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To RENT A PIANO,
w upright preferred, not for prac-
tlclng. MRS. c., TIMES office. II III 1t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
Young Peoples Meeting Convenes

Young Peoples Meeting Convenes at $3.50.
The joint and exclusive delegates to
the Meeting for the organization of the
State Baptist Young Peoples Union
Will convene at $50 o'clock this after.
noon In the Sunday. school room of the
First Baptist Church.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
Al oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

IN = - :
have lost stock certificate No. 70,
dated March 90. 1890, OF the Crystal
Spring Land Company. Parties are
hereby notified not to accept same.
Il. ID. SIMMONS. 913 2aw 2m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

LOST :: Ks; 4: :$7$ s: M:
paper. Return to rooms 4
and Masonic Temple for reward.
II tt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
weddIng-BeIIs at BeIImont.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Di5patchl
Essex COUNTY, December 29.-There were
married at Belmont, the hospitable resi-
dence of H. Baynham Carneale, on Thurs
day the 22d instant, Miss Leila T.. Mundie
and J. Henry Allen, of this county. Tho
ceremony was conducted by the Rev.
Frank Beale, the deseryedly-popular and
talented pastor of the Baptist church IN
Tappahannock. -
BRIGHT little inisses-Miss Laura Ann Car
neale and Miss Adina Mundle-sppropri-
ately and handsomely attIred, bearing In
their hands glass vases with lighted de-
corated candles, preceded the bridal pair
TO an erch of eyergreens erected IN the
centre of the spacious parlor also cross
wreathed with evergreens, emblematlc OF
faith and piety. and hoop similarly deco
rated, emblematic OF love and constancy.
THE CEREMONY.
They were met under the arch by the
Rev. Mr.. Beale, who IN most impressive
and handsome style repeated the rites OF
marriage and thus ended the nuptials. The
entire company then proceeded TO the resi-;
dence Of Mr.. Taylor, where a well-prepared
and bounteous supper and good music
awaited tho party. IL was altogether 9
pleasant time throughout. and 1t elided
away tremendously, enjoyably, and mer-
rily. peace on earth, good w!ll to man
kind ~ seemed the ruling sentiment OF the
hour to II o'clock. the stern reminder OF
the old adage, There's time for all
things" and so ended the wedding chap
ter.
The brides trOassedu was in appropriate
taste for the occasion and suitable for Q
brunette, as she ia. She is popular an d
hiehly-esteemed young lady. Frankn ess
and sincerity are her commendable and
admired characteristics Eer chosen COM
panion is sn estimable citizen.
Christian Adrocaie please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

the Arohbishops al New York. Tie vsti-
can - much surprised at tho opposision
which begins 10 be manifest against the
results of tho conference and the pro-
posals OF Satolli. IL Is affirmed that the
Pope and Cardinals Rampolla and Ledo-
chowski have expressed their discomfort
in the matter, and that the Popo will
shortly take important action concerning
the agitation IN America with view TO
ending the divisions which exist in the
Church.
THE M'oLxEH CASE.
The reconciliation of Archbishop Cor
rlgsn with Father MeGl-nn produced the
happiest impression here. Ever since 1889
high Catholics In Rome and America have
triec 10 assist IN this reconciliation. Last
year the friends Of Father MoGlynn opened
and continued for some time posrpdrie,s
with Rome aiming at this result. Father
McGlvnn stated that he VIVA ready 20
come 10 Rome 20 ask reconciliation With
the Pope il his accommodation was
raised and his dignity as a priest restored.
Last spring the propaganda deputized a
man Of confidence 20 negotiate with
Father McGlyyn. When Monsignor Sa-
TOLL started for America the Pope con-
fded to him the duty of making a new
effort with Father MoGlynnt and gave
Monsignor SatollI full power to act. Ihe
exact conditions Of the reconciliation arc
not known here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Our Girls.

Mature has put on the Baltimore girl
trademark of beauty and peculiar charm
that she has vouchsafed to the girl OF no
other quarter of the Union.-Balamo'e
Sun.
Either stick to editorials or the tariff,
Mr. sun. or drop down upon Vlrginia's sa-
cred soil and see some beauties that are
beauties sure enough. We will take plea
sure in plotting you either down Park
street, in Charlottesville. or mp Franklin
street in Richmond, on either of which
thoroughfares you will see so many angels
in tailor-made suits and hours driving
dog-carts that you will understand what
poets mean when they speak OF The
Earthly Paradise. ~ Charlottesville Progress.
TnE RICHMOND DISPATCH says: 1T Is
fact that nearly every one takes some In
terest in the fate of pretty woman,
whereas few care what becomes OF an ugly
one." This explains why nearly every one
takes such deep interest IN the Alexan-
dria girls-AleIdndrid Sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Dir. and Mrs. Prices Golden Wedding.
ICommuncated.l


On Thursday last, December 22d, hap
py family reunion took place at the house
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Price, of Cumber-
land county, 10 celebrate their golden we'd
ding. Eet US throw open those dining
room doors for view and give a glimpse
OF the bridal party" There are the bride
and groom the centre of attraction. Their
love for each other through all the shadow
and sunshine of half century is only nifty
wears stronger to-day than IN the begin
ming.
there clustered around two long tables,
lust loaded with oil the delicacles that
could be thought Of, were four children,
one plate being vacant for Rev. Is. l..
Price who could not leave his church in
Arkansas, aud nineteen grandchildren.
This magnificent dinner was prepared by
the hands of the bride, and the same
hands cut and made tho suit worn by tho
groom. The knives that carved the meats
have served three generations. Let us
wish the bridal pair many long, peaceful
days, and hope that twenty-five years
hence they may celebrate their diamond
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price received twenty-five
presents. including q handsome gold DIN
bearing the names of the bride and groom
and date of marriage. This was gift from
Mr.. G. w. Blanton. who drove up IN ms
buggy loaded with presents from DR..
White, Mr.. b. l.. Anderson, and Mr.. Dun
nlngton. Mr.. Blsnton only wanted the
"six tiny reindeer" 10 make him verita-
bic Santa Claus.
WISH FOR MY GRANDPARENTS.
May all thy mornings be bright and fair,
Thy evenings calm and void NJ care;
May angel bands about you stand,
While in the world you stay,
And when death comes, they'll bear you home
10 dwell with Christ.
Your granddaughter,
MARY y. DANIEL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
It's Meaning.
tChicago Tribune.l

"What are you going TO call your new
paper?" asked the friend who had
dropped in to see the aspiring young jour
nalist.
{" The Palladium was the reply.
That's a good name for q newspaper.
By the way, what is the meaning OF the
word?"
ut means-hum-it means-why you
know what palladium is, don't you
"No. Pm asking for information" i,
well, that's good one on yon Lyed
In a civilized community all your life and
pretend you don't know what palladium
is ~
ppm IN earnest. What isit?"
why, q palladium is--Great Caesar I!
Look at that dog-fgh.!
Saved" howled the young journalist,
bouncing on the dictionary the instant the
door closed on his visitors retreatlng
form
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
HENhIco COUNTY COURT.
Big Industrial Plant.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December 3,.-A
strong company. with John VI. Bass OF
Fort Wayne. Senator Brlce, and Sam.
organized, and Will erect car-works and a
heel foundry at Lenoir CITY, twenty
miles west OF Knoxville. The car-works
will have a capacity OF fifteen complete
cars day. A quarter of o million OF dol
lars will be expended on the plant. Al.
ready machinery Is being purchased for
the factory and the foundry. which Will DO
one of the largest Industrial establish
,n4pfs in the SOuth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
TIE MAYsRlck CASE.
Charges That the Imprisoned womsn's
Hemorrhages Were Artificial.

TBy Anglo-Amorican cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. December 91.-Baroness de
Rodues. the mother OF Mrs. May Drick,
states to-day that her daughters health is
improving. The Exchange Telegraph
Company also says that Mrs. Maybrick Is
recovering, adding that the bomorrhages
with which she was recently attacked and
which caused the reports that she was IN
a diving condition were caused by herself
and not by Tayages of consumption.
According to some of the papers, the re-
ported illness of Mrs. Maybriek was no.
thing less than an attempt on her part 70
create public sympathy to the end that she
might be removed from confinement.
The 81. James Gazette to-day prints an at
tclo on Mrs. May brick and congratuates
the public upon the non-s1ccess OF the IN
genious attempt TO regain her, freedom.
The Gazette declares that her illness was
caused by her swallowing lot OF needles
that she had secreted from time 20 time:
These needles produced en- ehusion OF
blood and other symptOmso OF lung-disease,
and the report was at once circulated that
she was dying OF consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
PEOPLe'S-PARTY TACTICS.
An Appeal to Force of Arms-Alleged
Negroes Voting.
By telegraph % tho Dispatch.

Dallas, Tx, December 31.-The Ne,os
in the morning will say that information
has leaked out here that the organization
known as the Industrial Legion is being
extended throughout the South and West
for the purpose of resisting, if necessary
by torce of arms. undue restrictions on
elections. II had its origin in belief OF
People's-party leaders that they were
counted ont in Georgia and Alabama. In
Georgia they clam that as many as 5000
negresses in male attire voted the Demo-
cratic ticket. The person who impaired
this information declared that the order
was for fair ballot or revolution. Fifty
lodges lave been organized in Texas; one
in Dallas,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
EAsr-lNnlAN CONGRESS.
Elective Representation strenuousiy Ad-
xooated-Tho Currency Question.
rBy Ang'o-Amorlcan cable to the Dispetch.l

ByAng'o-Anorcan cable TO the Dspstch.l
CI1currA, Es-ember 31.-The Indian
National Congr 90 to-day TasJed resolu-
ton suhIritted yesterday expressing re-
rret that the people Of Indla were not
allowed 10 elect representatives to the
Council Of the VIceroy. In the course Of
discussion on tho resolution the right of
tho Jndiap people % elective representa-
ton was enormously advocated by several
sneakers. A resolution requesting the
government not 60 deal with the currency
anest,on before tho public had been en-
abled To discuss the report of the Herschell
committee on the subject was also adopt
cd. ard likewise a resolution demand TO
the separation of judi nal rom executive
functions n Indian Ofii"iLis.
The Congress strongly condemned tho
withdrawal of the grant for higher educa-
ton and ..dopted strong resolution de-
nOuncing the abolition Of trial by jury In
some DEPARTMENTS of British India.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
,ir. rncLnr piscnsse,l.

Senator Arthur p. German also visited
MI. Cleveland on Tuesday, says the New
York World. II is understood that ne was
consulted not only about the appointment
~ senator Carlisle 10 the treasury. but
about the Attorney eneraiship. Only
two names. IL is understood. were dis
cnssed-John Randolph Tucker, OF vir-
einia. aud Senator George. Gray, Ok Della
ware. No authority could be. gained tor
nsn had been positively selsetsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
snnrIshInh Dor Rint.

IByAr ylo-Ameucan cable to tho Dispatch.]
M,DR1D, December 31.-A serious labor
riot occurred III this city TO-DAY. While
100 workIngmen were marching IN
bo.y to the town lall to submit
certain grievances to the Mayor they
became involved IN conflict with
tie police. The latter made free use
M ,belr sabres. while sto" as and other
missiles were showered NJ them from
ali sides. Many policemen Fad WORK ng-
men were wounded before the mob Nas
dispersed. Several arrests were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
cALlmgear A CARDINAL.
Various Comment on His PrSmotion-The
New CGrdinalatsG

by Anglo-Ameriean cable 20 the pispatchl
ROVE. December sl.--The news Of the
creation II Monsignor Gallmbert cardl-
nal cXcitos divers comment. because II Is
known that the Pope. for reasons OF gen
eial policy and on account OF the Triple
Aiiance. dtshked the idea of Galimberts
promotion. But the Emperor OF Austria
personally interiered aud caused the Pope
10 be informed taat the non-promotion OF
the kuaeio OF Vienna would be looked
upon b him rs an afiiont. Galimbeyt will
remain Runo o for another year. when 1t ~
hoped a. the Vatican that the general
situation in France and Europe will have
changed. The new cardinal creations Will
include four Italians and six foreigners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Deeds of Sale Recorded In Richmond aud
UenriCo.


Henrico.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded IN the Clerks o1ice Oh the
Chancerv Court yesterday:
George d. Carter TO Mary &. Eacho, Gu
feet on Seventh street, Port Mayo, 500.
II. +. Denoon to George ". Morris. 1914
feet on the south side OF Moore street near
RI. Drew to L. A. Wilkinson, 30 feet on
the south side Louisiana street near Les
ter, ~, $50.
Glasgow Manufacturing Company TO
Writ A. Chestermau, 1913 feet on the north
side of Taylor street between Reservoir
and Randolph, tools, machinery, &C.
j. W. Kondler and wife to Thomas N.
Render. a. feet on Leigh street southeast
corner Hancock, subject to deed OF trust
OF S535, $1,000.
Thaddeus Robinson to Evander Fortune,
92i5 feet on east side Hickory street, ,S625:
Helen X. Randall, }. d. Crutchheld ana
wife TO John Mahoney, AZ feet on west slde
Second street near Jackson, 81 400.
Cornelius NJ. Stones's trustee to Robert
I. Tucker. 1G feet on alloy between Re
servo.r. Beech, Cary, and Taylor. streets,
and % feet on east side Reservoir street
near Taylor, $4,000.
". }. Ward and wife TO r. ]. Drew. in
terest in 50 feet on south side LOUISIANA
street aear Lester and 20 feet ON LOUISIANA
street southwest corner Second, StO0J.
Richmond: Henrietta Carr to ii. Seldom
TavlOr. il feet on south side Lelgh street
between Henry and Brooke avenue, $500;
Peter Cathcart's Trustee TO Rosa Is. Cath
cart. 20 feet on north side CLAW street near
Norton, 81, 100; }. w. Robinson ana wife
to Il. L. Turner. 70 feet on west side firsS
street near Orange, 1925; {. Nj. Stone 3
- To- ia 1-1f tear
on Reservoir street northeast corner
TAYLOR. 81, 900. and same To John Does, ~
feet on alley between Reservoir, Randolph,
Cary. and TAYLOR streets. $ll0; HUI Carter,
special commissioner, to Samuel II. us
mond, 2Ol5 feet on north side OF Jackson
street 500; Charles ID. Larus and wlie 10
Charles 4. Smith, 50 feet on north SIDE or
West avenue. corner Boyd street. S9.oOO !;
10. Lane stern. special commissioner, TO
Misses n. j. and 8 III. Graswitt. 10 feet on
east side OF Fourth street near Duvai,
81 900 q. NJ. stones trustee 10 j. Nj.
Wiltshire. 40 feet on west side OF boIn-
hardy street between Hanover and Grove
avenue, $1,000.
HESRIco COUNTY COURT.
Edward S. Gentrys trustees 70 d. j. Far
rar, "a feet on east side Gentry street near
Winston, $500.
A. Goodman TO Hill A. Carter. acres on
Charles City road, $40.
John Mahony TO Moses Dabney, 80 feet
on west side Ihirty-hrst street near Il,
$2l5.
Henrico: A. J. Chewing and wife to
William Fortune, 30 feet on west side
Thirty.thlrd street between X and s, Sl25 I;
Peter Dickerson and wife TO Foster Green,
9 acres on Richmond and ChariottesNiile
turnpike. $50, and w. Il. Sebree 10 Mrs. +.
K. Barlow. Lots II and II IN Block \, De-
pree's addition, $3.50; James H.. Barton
and wife to William +. Nichols, lot % IN
block II, Brookland Park, $225.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
UlXsY's COMPANY ATTACHED.
A Pittsburg Hotel-Man Wants Payment
of n Small Board Bill.
nv telegraph 10 tho Dispa zen. I

WHEELING. w. Va, December 3l.-Mr.
Kramer, of the Red Lion Hotel. at Pitts:
burg, came here this evening and attached
gage on the stage at the Wheeling Opera
House l3r the performance of the Henry
i. Dixey Company IN Patience" After
the nights performance the treasurer of
the company and Mr. Kramer appeared
before Justice Arkle, who issued the
papers. AID made a compromise. By which
Kramer was allowed to keep sixteen
trunks belonging to individual members
of the company until the amount due his
hotel was paid. A balance OF S75 is all
that IS due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Naval Court-Martial.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, December 91.-The naval
court-martial to try Naval-Cadst Moulton
X. johnson, of Ohio. charged with hazing,
met to-day and organized by eleesing
Lieutenant Hugo 0sterhsus as presiding
officer and Lieutenant G.. A. Merriam 40
Judge advocate. The court then adjourned
until Tuesday next, when testimony VIII
be TAKEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, December 3i.--Rsceipts; 400 head
cattle, $50 sheep aud lambs, and i.ioo neaa
Sales: s7O head cattle. $50 snsep aud lambs
and $50 head hogs
Prices:
Cattle, boss, 4j4s4l<c. gross--s few ezra ms
higher; medium 20 good, 314e4c gross; common
20 fair, 2lsa3c gross.
Bulls, 2a2td. gross.
Sneop, Se4lec. grosA
LAmOs, 5zdc- gross.
IIoQS sttaoc. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Homestead Leaders Baiied.
r(v taiagranh 70 tina Dispatch.1

PrrrsBURa, Pa, December s1.-Mc-
Luckie, Ross, and. Diebold have beer. re-
leased on bail. The security was fur
nished by syndlcate organizad by Attor.
new Brennan. The bail for McI4uckle ind
Ross Is $4,000 and tor Diebold $4,000.
The nen were taken away from jail very
quietly and arc now at Homestead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
c,e,Db.Fund disclosures.

rBy Anglo American cable TO tho Dispntchl
BFR1y, December Sl.-The Fo'1oderis,
the Socialist organ, says that q scrutiny OF
100 receipts given for payments from the
Guelph fund has disclosed the fact that
Part of the fund was paid 10 court OFF,
cias generals. and judges, journalists,
and members of Parliament. Tho property
has been estimated TO represent capital
of 40. OOJ. 600 marks and a revenue OF 100000
ma la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
The World. Cotton.

New YoRK. December 3i.-Ths total ylsi-
bic supply of cotton tx the worlo IS Att
355 bales. of which z.025.4S5 bales are
American, against 4.4.3z.25S and 4.244. sos
bales, respectively, last year. RecA pts OF
cotton this week az all interior towns, 49,.
72S bales Receipts from the plantations,
l76,445 bales. Crop in sight. 4,7i2,69I bale ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Fatal ooIl..isn Of FrsIsh,s.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. H.. December Sly
a head-end collision Of two freight trsins
on Bill Williams Mountain, on the Atasstio
and Paciie rsi,-osd. four miles eess q:
Cashford, Enemesr Thomss Powell ans
his freeman. .Dickinspu, Rashhed. and Eve
Rpeusn on the o1herssubDsorieokc injured
thas ~ died In . fsw hceR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

Ore. I'm, A..... ..10II6Va. ex -matured
A. rpunnna
ruRNFy YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK, December 3i.-The weekly state
ment Of The associntod banks; Reserve, increase
s6G2. go loans, decrease, S45o,0OO specie,
decrease, s0l7,O0O; legal-tonders, Increase,
sl.634, 800 deposits, increase, s219,30o; CIR
culatlon, decrease, e77,3OO. The banks now
hold 81. 500, $50 In excess Of tho requirements
of the 25 Der cont. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

TBy Anglo-Amer'can cable TO tho Dispatchl,
NaDRIp. December 31.-Senor Muruaga
has been nominated Minister to Wash
ington. Senior Muruaga was Minister to
Washington three years ago and WAS very
popular. lie visited America atew months
ago. including in his tour Chicago and the
CItv of NeXicO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December 6I.--Virginia consol 3s.
10 asked. Baltimore and ohio stock. % asked |;
Northern Central. 70a7016 Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists, l0S Did do. % incomes,
2gll bid : do. Sd incomes, 10 asked; consoii-
dated gas bonds, ll6 bid; do. STOCKS, oSaov7s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Possibly Professor sIe0lypn.

lHy toiekfaph 70 tbc ptspHsch-I
New YORK. December 81. 1t is said By q
man high in Catholic circles In this city
that the Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn Is
likely to become Professor McGlynn. He
will DO. tits said, offered the char OF AZ
crsd oratory in the Cathode University At
Wnhinsten, d. O. Bishsp Kane psssi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

TREsfuKchS ufzfchl
f,-xx an N .nezcsrxR VA, Dec. o, 1909.
NToTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE cry or MANCHESTER q pm
crvT RoSDs. lated January 1, 1889, reooem-
el,s az the pleasure Of Tho city mssr Ten yessS
az Nm IFrER JANUARY 4. 1885, on p<esess
tnr,on I'd me Msrcnansc is2tioad aAnSs iocss
mond. Va a.. .,. s.a,.rv \
,s sn,e''' j. W. BR0SAtGa, W..
io'e Iro&Ssfsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
ra.cot, Found Again.

DExvRs, Cor, December 81 william
Shroel alias Charles Brown Is in jail
charged with larceny. j. X. saunders AS
sertr that Brown Is no other than Isscott,
the murderer Of Smell, the Chicago mil
lipues.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 31.-Cousiderlns the
time taken up by the New-Years frotic OF the
brokers at the Stock Excl ange, the stock mar
ket showed q fair deg ee Of activity, ana de-
CT, ed strength. Tho sales aggregated 10000
shares, and many stocks scored sharp advances.
BULLS IN CONTROL.
The bulls were In control. fact which seemed
10 be recognized by the shorts, who displayed no
little anxiety ana accordingly rushed 10 cover.
The dealings wero well distributed throughout.
Manhattan led the upward movement Ine
stock rose 4 70 1868, and reacted 70 looSe.
United States Rubber Was close second, rising
3af 10 46I4. and preferred 2l6 10 0S. The former
subsequently, receded 10 4434a45.
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT.
The general list improved II 20 IA per cent,
with Union Pacific In the lead. New England
was steady OF 45tSa45as percent Reading gain
ed nearly point. The iual quotations showed
reaction OF u 70 Il from the highest point IN tho
general run OF stocks, but tho market closed
strong in tone.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 4 per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. oaO.
Sterling exchange steady; posted rates,
a. S6asA ssh commercial bills, e4.S4leag4So
and s4.s7asi.S7A.
Goyernment bonds stOady. State bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds generally frm,
Treasury balances: Coin, sS3,24l,OOO; cur
rency, S6,37l,OOO.