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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

gegen Die Qnletbe los, tpte Elm Sitter, Dem
man einen rotDen 2appen porb1lt.
0eleBt Den Sau, Stnan5mtnifter Carlisle
bate inter ben gegebenen umitGnoen fem
geleBLtdeS Gecht, Die @nLeibe arssuihret1
ben, bic Bombs 3u ~perfauten unb bic perz
ettna9mten @eloer fir 81 e9ieruns s.
3neGe SIT nertpenben. Ofa6t bas Bic
Bombs ielbit ungiltig un6 bas oarauf eez
orrdte Geriprecben Der &egierung, ir mach
3ebn Sabren etn3uI1en N, in6altslos?
@eipiB nicbt. 0enn 6eute cine 8anf
etnen 9epoiitenibein aus9tbt un6 pers
ipri6t, ibn 9e8en Die nersei6nete Summe
nacb elmer g%etptiien Belt %etn3uIOien, 6ann
tit ite 9eieblt6 %ge3tpun9en, oteies Ser
1precben gu balten, au6 menn elmer ibrer
@lerfs nit benz @el6e burcbgebrdnnt lift
ober 1onit WtiBbrau6 9etrieben bat. @enu
in elmer Tbeilbaberidaft Elm Bartner einen
MebieL auSgibt, 0as @elb bafiir 3u ctgenen
3peden gebrauobt unb Die 9tote am Ser
faQstage i'd etnL0it, lit iein @eicbGft,
alto aIcb ietn Partner, 3ur 8e5obLune oer@
pftbtet.
gtun ltegt aber ser SAT- gan3 o1t6ers.
0as &e6t bes Sinansmtniiers, cine gnz
leibe gu maben, fam lelbit Soar ni9t be-
%ftreiten; ct beitrettet nun letn &e9t, 6te
Qlnlet6e unter ben 0 b 10 alten6en
II NJ # Gnben gu macben. 9a aetgt iib
chen bic 8Linbbeit 6oar's. @enn 3. g.
Carlisle baS p~ereinnaDmte 9olb nicbt
in Die Gelerbe abfIbrt, ionbern 3ur
| OeGung 0eS 9eft3itS D%ertDenoet un6 Ct
in Tolge belien gert9tlicb beLangt Diir6e,
mas ton1te wobl Die Solge fem 9o3
nur, baB ber Son6, Dem DaS @el6 ungez
redter g9eiie 3ugemicien tporben lit, gez
3nunger iperoen f0nnte, es pie6er berausz
3ugeben urb bortbin ab3uliefern, tpo eS
nacb @nii1t Der @eribte BON Nnfang an
6inge6Ort bat. &etn @ertbt aber pirb err
flGren, baB Bic falibe G~erpenoung oes
ei1gegar9enen @elbes baS 3%ablun9SDers
ipredben an unb fir itb nnb bic geiebltcben
Nnlpriicbe Ser @Idubi9er, aLio ber 8eitBer
Der 8onDs, null unb nt6tig mabt. 9as
muB Se6ermarn einleu9len, aber benz
Senator bon Maliaduietts bat Der Bartei1
@ifer ben Slid 10 getrIbt uno nerptrrt,
oaB er baS 0tot6e grim, 0aS Crime roth
nennt uno 1ogar pergiBt, baB eS Elm re>
p ubLttani If ct @eneral>9lnDalt ge@
peien lit, Der Dor gar nt3t 10 LANCER 3ett,
eS MAJ i'm lebten Sabre Der 6arrilon'19ea
Administration, einem republifantz
lAen Sinan5miniiter Die @eiiung erz
tbeilte, baB Die nacb benz @eiebe bon 1875
fiir ben 8erfauf" BON 8onbS Dereinnabmten
@elDer nibt notbwenbiger 8eiie sur Gin
t0iung bon 8apier9el0 3t perpenOen ieten,
Ionbern in BEN v@eneralfunb" bes S6abz
antics abflteBen fDnnen, aus peldem Die
algemeinen Nusgaben beitritten peroen.
9amalS belt ber republifanti6c Senas
tor bon Wtalla6uletts bas Wtaul, benin Die
@nticbei6ung beS @eneralanpalts bali bet
6arriion'19en Qlbminiitration aus elmer
groBen 8erle9enbeit, Die in Solse bet unz
gebeuren Observation-Disclosures unb aus
anoeren in bic Miatonen laufenben AuS7
gaben ~enttanben mar. 6eute 6GIt berielbe
Senator cine 9toBe Baufe ge9en 6aslelbe
8orge6en beS bemotratiiben Sinan5miz
nt1ters Carlisle. l9as nennen mir g a
tetb1tnb6ett. Sic lit es, Die in
alen parlamentarti9en &0rperibaften Der
g~teu3eit ptcL Inbeil anri6tet unb bic Par7
Lamente ieLbit beim GOlfe in WtBcreoit
brtngt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
t1r &e1tte, &petGe &atto mites
tbett 4tmS Nettte be5abten!

SD babe 40 @ierteI=S ectipns feines 9anb in benz Deftert
Sbeile non gt~Drowelt-&anias. 9ieies &ano bieltet Spe.
fulanten fir eini9e Sabre, miro ober jeBt BUM gerfonf
a~u9ebotet, 1nb I'M einen @ertra9 gum @rfperb bieie5
9onbes ob3ui9lieBen, lit es nDtbig, eine fleine .3obluH8
OarauT gu MAIDEN, nm BON BEN 8erf6nfern @ertrauen 81
8o6lllnQen ~obbe5o6lt meroen. @n6ere @~erp1i0tunQel,
ief0e ange1ontnlen perben miiifeu, Iiub Ser RQufer
muB 40 @cre iebes Sabr neues Sanb pflt9en, biz l20
@cres reues &Qnb ouf Der 8ierte1=9 Section oufge6ro6en
Itno unb Die idbrIt1e 3ablung Ion 10 oieL ietn, lpie Die
9dGite Der Grnte of bemielben pertb lit. 9ieies Sano ut
metItentbeiIs. %unbebo1t, lit ober 1tabe gu Der gtlenbabM,
Der Stride uuo Der Sdule. MDrefe: Sobn 6. SatbrDp,
Sberliu. Secntur GpuHtn, &au1aS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
9teate 2lttetttatc attf ttttier 0ffentIiGes
SGttItu efen+

Die erneuten 8eriucbe irii9er fatbolilc6er
Sanatifer, baS 0ffentli6e Sbulpeien 6icles
3arOeS burcb vGbeilun8 beS Sebnlfoa6s"
gu i9pddben, itnb all Dem %eciunbcn Gimme
Der ungcDeueren Wtebr1eit Der &atbolife,
ietbit, eleno gei1eitert.
9o9 ieBt rabrt iib oa unb bort pieber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
S0Onbeit nm6 &etnDett

@eben 9ano in Sonb.
Sic ftn6 Die Grnnbtoge BON Sc <2EN
iunbbett unb Slid. t@tXS1x ~
Ser @eiunobeit ipeQen bes reinen SMA#@X
8lutes; EkR 0
Ser @liidieisfett, tpegeu Der e. Vn,
tlarem Saut xN%
&aufe1be bon "niiBliden Seben e
finb burdD lafi9e SdTte bets E~-
bittert lpDroen. @
Guticura 3eioInent
SIT oas groBartigite 9autreiuieunssmitteI
an0 8lntretnlgnnqSmitt
@gegen ieiner b~eionberen Wirtuua auf bic gOrsn
SIT es mtrtian IN Der 8erbtnoerInQ
nnb 0eituna o1er Mrteu bon
9nlt= &Dpfbaut= unD Blutidften,
Menn bic beiten Nerste niht Delfeu.
Surtbaus oe9etobtltl1. fiDer uub anaenebm al nebu1ew
@npfeblt es 1t1 4tilttern uub &inberl,
Wetl eS 10 1anft uno nirflont
Qnf Die S0nt uno bs Blut, ipte aud auf
Die &eber, 9lteren rnb ben 9arn1fanal tpirft.
Sein @e0raud) ipaDrenb bes Minters uno i'm sSribtab
Stbert cine Flare 90ut ln0 retnes 8lut,
QSte oub tr6ftlge tbrpertiBe GeiuuSbelt.
11e6eraG b%ertauft. @reis: 9seIoIsemt, 81; Si,tta
NEST, soc; Setfe, 25c. 4otter 9ruo s. Chem. Corp
&aetnige @lsentbtmer, Bottom.
ugDie man 5uut' unb 8Iutfrantbeiten DeiGf' frei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
NorutlonO AT pcrfamfem.

SD babe mebrere CUTE 5armen 8t perfanfe1 au Is big
40 9oaars per Qder. SIN gutter @e9enb, 99ule unS
Ntortt leidt erret6bar, orteiti6e @runnen itn6 nno fDns
men faft ii6eroa fir 9eriuge ~1ntoiten fertiggeitelt ipers
ben. Ntan fra9e nod benz ltnteraeibneteu i'm @Durtbpuie.
WatIefa, Sas., 3. 5ebruor 1894.
11feb4tpD SSetttD ~. SttBOtu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
24n5et9en,
DQs Oeut(6=A meriRani(6e &o66uC6.

UNS UTUIIW=NHIBIIkUNITJyE JlUWUUUY'
Sin 6anb6ud1 fir bic &ii6e unb ben @peiIeiaaI nit
protttf9en &atbi6ld9en betun @%inmadben BON Grt4teH,
&r6uterr, etc. Wlit SQuitrationen i'm Cert gut gebnus
ben $I.00. 8Drto 15C.
Keeling g. KIappenbach,
9eutI9e 8u9banblun9, A8 Dearborn Ctr, Chicago
C&trotbg=@efu8: Sin nod riiti9er MQmr,
~ 80 Sabre oft. in guten @ermD9enSnerbaltniIIen NIT
4 &inbern i'm Bitter BON 2-8 Sabren, Der ietne Satin
ourdb 0n Sob oerloren bat, in9t fM5 NIT elmer fotbolis
i6er, reIolutelt beutiben SruuensperIon, pelde Siebe sI
Riubern beiiBt unb nit elmer 5arnt=3o1sbaltlnQ 1lrn5us
geben pertebt, tuieoer 81 Derebelt1en. Sfferten lpomDgs
~gtebaction biefss 8lattes e~in9eianbt perben.
4fb2ipn2p6
Nn 5tDrtba. 81 o~erfaufen: Gin fmb gut reus
~ tfrenbes @eI96ft in elmer oeutI6en @niiebIung I1to
in Der 1b0niten 9egeuo 9lpriba'S. Nadoufra9eu BET
0Dlbet 6 Snnbau, ABB Wttlpautee &De.
l1feb41nu4tpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
3u1an1nten $3.50

Stun brin9t aber ielbit bet aleri9Ie6teite
NuslbuB (@ua 9umber) i'm Marfte BON
st. Saul uno Wtinneapolis mebr ais 5000
per 1000 SUB, Common grades (ditig
aber gelunb) bringen mtnoeitenS $1,000
uttO ale beiieren Sorten 1rocb b0bere Preilc
bis btnauf gu $40 unb $50.
@lio iel6t ipenn bic SGgemiiQer cine
vStumpage" BON $500 per 1000 SUP be-
8ablen, lit i6r @eibdft ein iebr profttabIcs ;
iteblen fte aber gar nocb Bic STU mpage",
oann fieBt eben I'm 10 biel mebr v8roft"
in ibre Sal6en. 9a Ser Staat Minneiota
&lagen bis gum 8etrage bon $4,000 900 anz
geitrengt bat, mitiien Bic 6ol5btcbe minbes
items DunDert MtIIionen SUB
C8rettermaB) Stumpage 9eitobIen babel1,
alto genug, oaB bamit 9on5e Srti9aften
aufgebaut Derben f0nnten.
8as iib Der @al6 ersG6Gt! Sa, per
eS OerltlinOe! 8er ba8 Sluitern Ser md9s
ttgen St9ten belaul6en unb neriteben
fonnte, tpaS 1tb iene MaG6rieien ales crs
SGblen iiber bic fleinen Menlcben, Die fib
burcb ben Walb i6leiden unb naD 0ffent@
ltdem @igentbum begebrltcbe 8lide pcrfen,
bis itb Die 9anb gum 3iebita6le aus
ltredt, uno tDie naAber bic fleinen 2eutc
9roBe BOlittfer unO logar Senatoren ges
gtuu miro lidb ia bol6 seigen, ob nibt
nlcb pieber bic in Mtnnciota ange1trcngten
&lagen berLaufen mie oas 6ornberger
ShteBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

8retterboI3 int greilc tpie foIgt iteuen,
penn mir Die bO9iten 3iffern anieben:
Stumpage per 1000 aSuB $500
Tdlen nnb sur Mitble fabren. :..... 300
S6netben unb anbere l1ntoiten 49,. 1.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

fore most nttins that honors should be
nald her rarely accorded a woman: Tns
ofI,cers Of the legion, In full UNIFORM.
attended the funeral. and iornisu
double line through which the caske.
was borne, Colonel John j. Castiemah
being one OF the palI-bearers.
TAPS. SOUNDED.
On reaching the grave the color corps was
found drawn up, bearing the banner sne
had 40 recently bestowed. draped accord
inv 10 military regulations. The grave
had. by order OF friend In New iork'
been lined with smilax. violets. and iihes
ana tho edge being thickly fringed VIII
lilies OF the valley. After the caslset was
lowered ami the grave filled, two OF tne
color-guarf came forward, bearing taii
cross of superb flowers. Friends tnen
covered the mound with the rarest howers
the greenhouses afforded. pause, ana
bugler stepped to the head OF the grave
and in tones that thrilled the vast audi
ence. ne sounded the taps" calling the
soldier TO rest from her labors Gene
rai Ruckner's second wife was Miss
Delia Clayburne, OF Richmond, Virginia.
who with her husband and little son.
resides at his country home, In Hart
county, Ky. NJ w. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 4.--F'lour mode
rately active; winter wheat, low grades,
s2.0042.i5: patents. p.foUa 5; Minnesota
clear. s2.5042o; patents. D.slaA3o; low
extras. t2.05a245. Southern -four quiet
ana s SoSd % e ssae as % Ell ss ''
Wheat-Spot mSket moderately active
and hrmer: No. 3 red. store and elevator.
s6itGs7kc. aioat, gSIsGss%c. options were
moderately active and NC. higher; clos
ing. No. 2 red, January. szAc.; February,
ssSsc.; May. n1c.
corn-Spot fairly active and stronxer'
No. ?. a2is042tsc., In elevator: tzsgt.ssc,
mixed. Eisc. options fairly active and
HQAc. higher: CLOSING lfirm; January.
&3Ac.; February. f3hc.. May, Sic
0ats-Moderately active and firmer'
January, 3ikc: February. 2tke.: May,
8s.c.; spot No. 2 s+a3&itc.: No: white.
sSas5nc; mixed western. Sastc.; white
III Hay~Dnii and weak; shipping. ss9ecc
good TO choice. 5v1&c. a..
Wool--ouist and steady; domestic. 300
8e; pulled. iel3Sc.
Beef -QuIet ard steady; family. ulMy
400; extra msss, $1,000 bssI ns,ns ;
duil at sls.pgis.1. 1isrcsd a esss q 'nacVSe'
Cut meafs-<2uiet and nrn: pickied Dell
,Iex 7,S{f7&c. do. shoulders. Co.: do. hams
9li9kc: middles nominal
IsrS.-In better demand and 1rmer.
western steam. &&; city, MwGsis's W
tons January. His bid xsofus;ys me, mg
May. u.E. asked; rsn .,.S ausss ss En- @S
csS;,asods ' ss ssu'A A"'''s% -.
Psss1-oaiss ana steady; mess ps'Sv
i' sa,,er-ou.<t ana lower; State dairy.
is93t,sc.; IL. creamery. isA<sc.s wss''A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
NOMINATE o'FERRALL's SUCCESSOR
The Convention TO he Held mt Harrison
burg Tuesday, January ED.

The following cali for a convention 70
nominate Governor O'Ferralls successor
in Congress was prepared last night al
"a meeting here Of he gentlemen whose
names are signed TO II:
A convention is hereby called 10 be held
in Harrlsonburg. Va, at y. NJ. Tuesday
January q. 1884,. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating a Democratic candidate for rep
resentatiye In Congress for the Seventh
Congressional District, to stand at a spe.
cial election called by Governor McKin-
ney. &c be held January 80, 1891, the basis
Of representation 10 be ! delegate ga,
] alternate for every 90 Democratic votes
or fraction OF 50 over IS cast In the Cleve
land election Of 1892 And il having beer
suggested that In one or more counties
delegates have already been elected ia an.
ticipation of this call IL is resolved that
the regularity OF the aforesaid election OF
delegates be referred 10 the Democratic
committees OF the aforesaid counties re
epectively
WINFIELD LEGGETT, Chairman,
". y. BYRD,
T. A. SMOOT,
MARSHALL MCCORMICK.
THOMAS 3. MARTIN,
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

25isR26c
Cotton-seed oIl-Qulct and arm: crude.
29H 29iSc.: yellow, 3id3Sc
Washington in barrels. 800. DO. bulk.
$3.50 refined New York. Si5. Philadelphia
and Baltimore. $40. DO, bulk, HcoG
265
Rosin-Duu but steady; strained. as0
Rice-Quiet. steady. and unchanged
Molasses- Forfgn nominal New cor.
leans. 3Od3Sc. Market duh bat steady.
Peanuts Quiet; fancy. 3tuic
Coffee-Op,ions steady Sgl5 points
down: January. sT@. March. N6t0. May
$3.50; September !l52l; spot Rio steady
Sugar Raw easier aud dull. fair rein
ing. 2iAc: refined steady and Ia moderate
demand; No =. 7-l6a3fsc., standard 4.
lS-lGQ4c.. cut-loaf and crushed I S-lsp
&c: graduated. 3 l5-lSaihc
Freights TO Liverpool Moderately active
and steady; cotton. 5-S2d.; grain, ~.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January THE bulls have
all along buoyed 10 their courage by
has no turning" To-day seemed 10 b. the
turning point. Under the Information
OF encouraging news. with which the air
was rife, the wheat market scored a ne,
hGAc. higher than yesterdays close The
market then weakened and declined 40
nc. became strong. and advanced Ne,
receding slightly and closing as above
Corn was fairly active and firm. 1hs
price changes followed those " wheat
the opening figures being at slight al.
vance over yesterdays close. the market
easing on LH4c, rallying Nea NC, AMI
closing about Nc better than yesterday
oats were active and firm. The market
advanced steadily from the opening. and
al the close showed a net advance N
MN per cent
Provisions Encouraging reports from
the yards. which said that all parts we're
buying live hogs and that prices wfre
higher was reason for a good deal
healthy opening to the product Prices
ruled firm all dey. the strength In what.
no doubt. having a great deal 10 DO with
the speculative advance In the market
Cash quotations: Formulated dull;
feeling barely steady. with prices UNI
changed. Wheat. 6iNc: No. red. 81 80
Corn. 35i.c. Oats. 2ssa2sc Pork. 81 10
l2.so Lard. F3 Ribs. tsooas@. Dry
sailed shoulders. b25d650. sides. y 10
100. Whiskey. N.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
mANcHEsTER's MoRTUARY REPORT
Number Of Deaths During the Near-stoie
the Bntter-Rean-- Other News Items

The President Of the Board Of Health
has prepared his report Tor lhe year Just
ended The whole number OF deaths was
2-2-l4 white ana ~ Coloted. Ihete Wet rss
"a; white males and ~ females ana %
colored males and IS females.
RATE OF mortality Of whole popuialioh'
% o. per 100 per annum; rae OF H'" olo
taluv of white population, lNl2 per lWS
u.r annum. rate Of mortality OF COlVrt VI
population. 81 q per 1000 per annum. Inc
above calculations are based on a IopuId-
ton ~ l20D-NOp0 white 4,Vo coloISu'-,
Number Of transit permits lssutu -,
Work was resumed ut the DanVllle
shops Yesterday. after having been smut
down FOR the Christmas holiday. None
~ the old employees VINO Weie IN ,' "'
last summer were taken BACK, as u was
thought would be the case. -, T,
Early Yesterday morning whle MI. T..
\ Savory was arranging some Eoohs III
front Of his store. on upper hun slIt'I nc
hai occasion TO enter the store tof mo
mont md when he returned to the Slhe-
walk some one had walked on with a boN
~ hutter-bcans. The thief mas not peeh
arrested. &c., ..,,.,.
Miss Kate Hudson entertained number
NJ friends at her home on Hun street.
Wednesday night ,.. 90
Mr. FlOyd Cox and vie, formerly vi
Manchester. hut now Of Atlanta bar are
visiting relatives here. .,., -.
Mr. " r. Ldthgow has been detalhed az
home for several days 10y a severe attach
" the grip. d., ~. homo
I'm consequence OF sickness.
Miss Myrtle Lithgow returned yesterday
-ff.rnoon from Green BAY, where she
l4s been visiting Miss Sallie Jones.
Miss Emma Cox is quite SICK al her
home. on cambridge street between Ninth
Miss Nannie Ilthgow Is visiting Miss
Mnttie Foster at Jctersvillc, va.
Mr. oscar Harris, who has been spend"
Ing Tho Christmas holidays with MI y.
d Norrtgsatt In SWanshoro', returned TO
his home In Charlottesville yesterday. -
Nesers Coaiter Lamb and Aubrey Ia
tum returned yesterday morning from
Cumberland county, where they nave peeh
visiting for the past ten days -
Miss Kate Drewry Is detained at nome
Miss Reulah DuVal. Of the Southsde
Female Institute, who has been visiting
relatives IN this city during the Chrlst-
mas HOLIDAYS returned To- BUrkeVille yes
to-day. accompanied by Miss Aubrey Rod
crtson. of this city.
Mrs. Bette Beasley. Of Washington, Is
the guest Of Mrs. William q. owens,
No. 100 Perry street.
Miss Ema Lamb who has been az
home 20 spend the holidays, returned 10
the Southwestern Female Institute yes
Mrs. Mary T. Lipscomb. mother Of
Captain James \. Iipscomb. who has
been very sick at her residence on east
Nmth street Is slowly improving.
Mr. J. W. Fuller. who has been visit,
ing relatives In North Carolina, returned
% this city yesterday morning
Mr. G. .. COX is very III at his resi-
dence In this city.
Mayor II. 4. Maurice has returned
from a visit TO buckingham county.
Mr.. James VI. Perdue's condition Is
much improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
H., On ,he . snollyro.ter. .

A small. but appreciative, and abpa-
rently sympathetic audience greeted Hon
N w ]. Ham, or Georgia, at the Acade,,
my Of Music last night. In his celep i,u 9
Governor O'Ferrall and party occupied
one OF the proscenium boxes. The distln-
g,iished Georgian was introduced py
Mayor Ellyson. The Georgia orator nia ma,
grateful acknowledgment OF the kinuly
words of Richmond's Mayor, I'm beginning
his lecture, which was largely an amusin Z
and highly entertaining caricature o. m
creature which was the subject OF IN. m
discourse. He told the origin OF Inc
word "snoIlyeoster' in the mountains OF
the northeastern part OF his State, where
a candidate once referred to his OPPONENT
as a inugwump, sore-head. snollygoster,
roundster and malcontent. The lecturt
deait entirely with this class Of people,
was bristling with ludicrous incidents and
Comparisons and kept the audience III
an almost continuous roar OF laughter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
Young Rohin.on Sent On.

The only important case before the Po-
II. Robinson. charged with forging the
name OF ". 10. Somerville to n check for
S2s Mr. ID. G. Richardson represented
the accused. who. after a long examina-
lion, was sent on to the grand jnry.
There was no proof that Robinson forged
the check himself. but he admitted THAI
after finding the paper he yielded 90 the
temptation TO try and get the money IN
81. a number OF persons testified to tHc
good character OF the young man.
Tom Copeland (colored) was sent 20 the
Hastings Court for trespassinS upon tHe
premises Of j. l.. Beverage and ste4lln;
,n not 81 sa ,Ss' as suspicious charscier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
pen,tentIary pills.

The Senate Committee on Public Insti-
tutions and the House Committee on
Asylums and Prisons held joint session
In the Senate chamber yesterday 10 con-
slider the penitentiary bills Mr. Lynn.
superintendent OF the Penitentiary, and
Mr.. Glasgow. OF the Penitentiary Board
were present. and gave their views re-
garding the bills. After the joint session
was dissolved the Senate committee met
TO, consider separately the bills. hnd
agreed 10 report that TO establish state
farm. Action upon the bills 20 grant the
right Of way for q street through the
prison property and sell n part thereof,
and 10 erect building upon the stable
lot was deferred until the two commit
tees could visit the prison next Wed.
neNlaN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

Before a fashionable and highly appre.
ciatiye audience the Tayary operate and
Concert Company opened their southern
tour at the Theatre last night Lovers
Of music and art who failed 10 avail
themselves Of the exceptional opportunity
offered them by this engagement nIssed
a rare treat. The organization consists
Of four artists.
Madame TavaTy, who sang the Roman
cana" and took the part Of Martha ~
the second act OF the opera or that name.
Is the possessor OF a soprano voice that
Is clear and penetrating. Her execution
u arsieui4ie and brilliant Aer sesing'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
Christian Fndsayor Mass Meeting

At Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church last night the Christian EndeaYoi
societies Of Richmond and Manchester as
semblcd i'm mass meeting for the purpose
Of discussing the convention 10 be held
IN Lynchtnirg January 18th, 18th, and 10Th
Rev James y. Fair made the address
Of the evening on the subject or CHRIS
tian Touch" and during the course OF hs
address introduced several striking Illus
traiiOns
Rev. Il. T. Dadmun, president OF the
would accrue from an attendance on the
convention and urged ali 20 30. The
beauties OF Lynchburg and the hospitality
or it's people were set forth by DIR. J. -
Murren There was quite large congre-
cation present. including representatives
IRON eleven societies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
Keen Yonr weather Eye Open.

Fraud loves a shining mark. Occasionally
spurious limitations spring up OF hos'euers
stomach Bittefs, the great American FANNY
remedy for chils and fever. dyspepsia consul
patton, biliousnoss, nervousness, neuraisia'
rheumatism, and kidney disorder. inese lin,-
tstion. are usually nery local btters full OF high
wines. Look out for tue firm signature on tho
genuine label and yignette OF St. George ana
the dragon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
.be IeadIng futures ranged as follow.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE Ma

BALTIMORE PRODUtb MAkhbi
BALTIMORE. MD, January L-Fiour
dull ana unchanged.
January. s5lsqehc.; February. eg1He
May, 70q7oNc.; steamer No. red NJ
G4c.: milling wheat. by sample. Haec
Corn-Quiet but firm; mixed. spot aba
January. tolag4c4.r;; fe a,t1,fy, hansS s;
mixed. SEC. asked; southern corn, ~
sample. GqHc.; do. on grade, HgDlsc
Oats-Quiet but steady; No. : White
western. 3sqst,ac; No. z mixed. ogs'le
Hay-oulet and steady; choice timothy
sif00f1l5.so -, -
Grain freishts-Aetive. firm. and on'
Cotion-s.eady; mlddling. &c. -.
Butter--Quiet: creamery. fancy, -
fair 10 choice, 2592sc DO. imitation, ~
2tc: iadle fancy. nR22c. good 70 eh9le.'
isa,sc.: rolls. me. isc.: DO, fair 10 good.
i56isc.: store-packed, ittfilc.
Eggs-Dull and weak at n9zze, ,s,l.,
cofee-Quiet; Rio cargoes falr' p's~'
20 other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o., January t-Fioirs
Spring patents. sa5ca3.S; family. tPs
Vwhest-No. Z. quotabIs at ssc., with ia'
tcsors-st.ahy; No. white Old. Se'
No. 2 yellow. &c, -.
Oats-Firmer: No. . mixed. nc'' sA"'
Pork-Jo6 rates, mess. sl2s; clear ns'N
sf3.15; family. CAB. ~. ,,af
Lard-s,eadyi steam ZEAL ss0'
ara naes on STEADY; shoulders sa7s: short'ne
sides. no; clear sides. t,5S.
Whlskey--Steady az Viz.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. no. January a-f ssels.
Market steady; patent ESv''''
s wSSSeai-HIsher; January. S%e; MAJ
&c ce;orn-Hishsr; January Sc. Sla' MAD
ostss- Higher; May. soAe:. bid. sc,er.,
pork standard mess. si4''' ""
Af iH.rii-Prims steam strong but A'"'
y pr w. salt mea,s--snoulders. ~ ''"s'
and clear ribs. G.ssi3 shorss' S.nsx nc:
Bacon = oxed shoulders =. ,s ~"e
e,rar rsb~. 7,sc.; shorts. 5&9I<e vrr
nALrIMoRE LIVE STOCK MAn Wet
nxfrfuORE. ND. January .asei.
cassi,--Fair trade only; tops sss ~
,ssu,~ ,<Szxc' lover: best esssn,v
es17sso~ ss,srsIiy rated DIRT e~sxe:
: t-isSs {s,,m Sesisc. ordinary, .S3sss~
49, 49, sslss a. from ekuiAe
Va he~d. saisn LIS he'd. ,.oss vcso
~ receipts cf shsep ans al 20