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s2B. Reward.

Stolen from our slaughter house last
winter. two dressed hogs and two
dressed sheep and on April II, two
shoats weighing about fifty pounds
each and FIVE hogs weighing about
100 pounds apiece, and on April 27th
two hogs weighing about l25 pounds
each - all spotted hogs We will give
the above reward for information that
will lead to the conviction Of the thief
aud the recovery of the live hogs.
i23t2 CoYLE 4 SMITE.
Subseribs for the Loader.
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aetefised the opposition, three gross,
palpablo lies, OF inconceivabie mem
dacity. The first of these untruths
was that n new bill was being pre-
pared by the secretary of the treas
ury; the second that two or three
hundred amendments OF did not mat
ter which, were to be presented and
the third was that the bill reported
from the finance committee was not
the bill to be passed. All these as
sertions had been categorically denied
by four Democratic members of the
finance committee.
And yet" continued Mr.. Turpie,
raising his hand aloft and stretching
1t toward MIR. Aldrich, 1.-The senator
from Rhode Island comes in here and
says he believes they are true. There
could be no such an issue of veracitv.
| prefer TO believe and ! do believe
the senators of this side, and dis
believe the senator-no, | will not
say senator's disbelieve the d-
minutive unit of the other side
who asserts the contrary. Who is
the author of these reports that
are being circulated here and in the
newspaper press? Who claims the
paternity? The senator from Rhode
Island. | recollect the predecessor of
the honorable senator from Rhode
island, he continued, with biting and
venomous irony, referring to the SEN
ator Aldrich Of 1890 as a different in
dividual from the Senator Aldrich of
to-day, but even he could not then
have been the author of all three of
these untruths. lie might have been
the author of one, but three would have
driven him from the field. He had
been drug clerk and was familiar
with that line of business and other
lines as a wholesale grocer. We who
were here then will never forget the
writing of his distinguished counte-
nance; his enormous development of
cheek that extended from ear to ear
and from chin to forehead. We will
never forget his auricular appendages
that scraped the dome of the capitol.
How can the present senator hope
to rival his predecessor in the hate of
truth and in the love of faisehood
that has always characterized the
cheats of protection?"
When MIR. Turpie sat down there
was hush upon the chamber. Every
one was amazed at the personal char
aeter Of the attack upon Senator Aid
rich.
Then all eyes were turned on the
Rhode Island senator. lie rose slowly.
I'm the position the senator from In
diana now takes" he said, slowly and
deliberately, "he speaks for no one
but himself. Under other circum-
stances and conditions do not believe
he would have made the speech he has
made" Mr.. Aldrich took his seat
The incident closed without another
word, and Mr.. Quay took the floor
and resumed the prepared speech he
began some weeks ago.
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warned the negro
to stay away. On
Wednesday nj g h I
of last week Brady
retired soon after
eating his supper.
Not long after he
had gone upstairs
his wife ent c re d
and picked up
their baby from ths
bed. She went cut
A 4
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WASHINGTON, May 1. - When the
house met Mr.. Meilslejohn of Ne
braska, called up the senate bill for
the construction of bridge across
the river Niobrara near the town of
Nebraska City, Neb., and it was
passed.
At l2:27 the house went into com
mittee of the whole to consider the
army appropriation bill.
At 8 o'clock the committee of the
whole arose and the bill, with amend
ments, was reported to the house, and
at 5:1l p. m. it passed. Then the
house adjourned.
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woMAN's STRANGE CONDUCT.

Leaves Husband and Babs and Eiopss
with u Negro
Mrs Calvin Brady. the pretty wife
OF a young farmer Of Ringoes, N. j.,
recently eloped with Henry William
son, rough, untntored negro Will.
hanson had some work done at Brady's
farm. After that his visits were quite
frequent, and scme time ago Brady
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Turpie Creates a Sensation.

A few minutes afterward an Incl
dent occurred which created pro
found sensation. All the Democrats
had been more or less irritated by the
prodding from the other side, directed
principally against Mr.. Aldrich who
was maneuvering the opposition Mr..
Turpie, who got the floor when Mr.
Palmer sat down, made a direct as
fsault on Mr.. Aldrich, the like OF which
has not been heard in the senate
chamber for years He declared that
three monstrous untruths had char
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Busiuess College.

About April 10th we will open an in
stitution in Guthrie. The capital city
business college, a high class school.
teaching all branches necessary for a
first class business education. Short
hand. typewriting, penmaxship and
actual business departments. Glasses
win be commenced at once in all de-
partments. Prices will be made low
and your own terms for payment of
tuition. Everything tirst class. We
have now a large number ready TO
commence. Watch the daily paper for
Date of opening and location.
Glasses will be conducted through
entire summer months. For any
fur.her information before school
opens drop a postal card to president
who will call. r. II. Cook President
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The WEEKLY LEADER,
Guthrie, o. T.

To San Francisco and intermediates
points the Santa Fe route will sell one
way round trip tickets, limited to six
ty days for sS5- so ana one way tickets
continuous passage at rate of 5000
Thisineludes San Diego Los Angeles,
Rive rside and all southern California
points- L. r. DELANEY, Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
The REDWlNE TRIAL.
IL Comes 10 a Sudden End-The Defence
Pleads Guilty.

ATLANTA. GA, January ll-Lewis
Redwine's trial for the embeZzlr-
ment Of $4,000 from the Gate City Ma
tional Bank came 20 a sudden and uneN-
cected ending this afternoon. After the
government announced that It hal. closed
its direct evidence, the counsel Tor Red
wine held a half-hours' consultation. Ihen
Colonel Hammond, for the defence, asked
Judge Pardee to rule on the demurrer
10 the Tom Cobb Jackson s3,UO-draIt IN
dictment. - l..
reference to this Indictment" said Judge
Pardee. giving his reasons. lie said the
Indictment was insufficient, because II
did not charge that the bank lost by the
transaction. or that Redwine was behe-
"if your Honor please" said Colonel
Hammond, there are three indictments
left--one covering the amount or SuS -
and the others covering SloO'OU ana $iVvO'
He said the evidence had proven a clear
case against the Defendant and although
ne was willing to do e&erything on earth
for his client, he would enter a plea S o.
guilty on the Indictment charging lhe
embezzlement Of $4,000. -.,..
This announcement created sensation
In the courtroom.
Colonel Hammond went on 10 say thdt'
having heard the governments evidence;
he WAS satisfied that the defence could
NOT rebuff 1t. and therefore entered the
plea OF guilty. The lawyers were called
10 the Judges stand and consulted lew
minutes The Judge instructed the jury
10 find the defendant guilty on the three
remaining indictments. This was zone
after the consultation. The pleas were en-
tered. and the verdict read simply; We
the Jury find the defendant guilty.
After reading II. Judge Pardee stated
thar ne would sentence the defendant to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
RoANoKe's LocAL-opTIoN CASE.
Judge Woods Takes Matter Under ADVISE
ment-Heavy Coal shipments.

ROANOKE. VA, January l1.-(speciaD
Argument OF counsel IN the local-option
contest case was closed to-day at noon
in tho Hastings Court, the question az
issue being the petition Of George n
Moore for n mandamus TO compel the
Excise Board TO hear his application lot
license To- sell liquor. Counsel Tor me
"drys' demurTed to the petition anu
Judge Woods took the matter under au-
visement, the probabilities being that a
decision will not be rendered for week
or more. when the case VIII probably De
tried on its merits. Able counsel nave
been employed by the vets ana the
"drys"
During the past year 2,ss9527 tons Of
coal were shipped by the Pocahontas
Coal Company, 2,72O,952 tons Of which
We're from the Pocahontas coal regions
and 1885 tons from the Clinch-Nalley
mines.
The remains Of Captain w. S. Chatham
who died yesterday at his residence IN
this city. were shipped to-day to Lock
Haven. Pa, for interment. His WIDOW
and two sons accompanied the remains
TO Pennsylvania.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
pes,bs op the Eastern Shore.

ONANCOCK. January ll.-(Special,) ,
Mrs. John S. Tyler. a most estlmabls,
lady died at her home here to-day; aged
about IS years. Mrs. Tyler was the only
sister Of the late Hon. Thomas watson
who once represented the Eastern shore
in the Senats Of Virginia. She had been
an invalid for several years.
Mrs. Leah Bradford died yesterday az
her home I'm Wachapreague, on the sea,
side She was about " years old, ana
was pensioner Of the war or lSl2.
About twenty prominent citizens OF &C
comac left FOR Richmond this morning
i'm the interest Of Judge Gunter. VINO IS
a candidate for reelection as Judge OF
the Eighth Circuit. Intense interest Is
felt all over the Eastern Shore In the re-
cuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
BANK DIRECTORS REFLECTED.
sale of n Hotel and Northumberland
Over the Dark River.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. January
ii.-(speciai)-At the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Peoples National
Bank the old Board 81 Directors were re-
elected for the ensuing year. Among the
board are the Hons. Thomas 5. Martin
and John. u. Moon.
The Chesapeake Hotel and Cafe and
Stultz's City Restaurant were sold al
auction yesterday. the former for 500;
the latter for $500.
The remains OF Mr.. Edward Audson,
who died at his home. In Amherst coun-
~. were brought here yesterday after
noon. and inferred at lakewood. The de-
ceased was the father OF Mrs. NJ. ;.
Bryant, OF this place.
Mrs. Hattie Harris, wife OF Mr.. James
r. Harris, died at Free Union. Her
funeral and burial took place at Il o'clock
to-day.
Gray Eagle" the valuable hump
ing horse OF Mr.. F.. w. Clifton, Is dead.
Mr.. Clifton had just received an offer
for the animal from the manager of
Barnum x Bailay's circus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
SUDDEN DEATH Of MRS. PARKS.
Messrs. Roscnblatt N Go. Assign-WiI
Close at Seven O'clock.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. January Ii
(sr ecial) "A telegram was received here
This morning form Baltimore announcing
the death OF Mrs Charles NJ. Parks. nee
Mss Wilson. Mrs Parks was living 1t
Chapel Hill, and had just had an opera
ton performed IN Baltimore.
She was II daughter Of Mrs. VI. j. VIII
son. OF this city.
Msesrs. Rosenblatt & Co., jewellers in
II il city. have made an assignment.
Lieutenant Ed. Glenn, of the Unite
States army. who Is stationed on the
frontier OF Texts, IS visiting his brother
Mr. Robert c. Glenn, IN this city.
The businessmen OF Greensboro have
arranged To close up at O'Clock l.. NJ.
until April LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsTERDA
was showery and cool.
The sky at midnight was tar.
State OF Thermometer:
>,rw YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, January u.-After
rather weak opening and a decline OF "a
:. per cent, the stock market showed
little more strength. owing TO rise IN
American Sugar from SOS 10 &h. THIS led
10 some covering In Western Union ana
other prominent stocks. and the early
loss was regained Later on a demonstra-
ton was made against Manhattan. which
declined from l22 10 lisis. Northern Pa
ciGc issues. however. were the really weak
features OF the day. The common sold
down to a.; the preferred to 1875: consols
To 81, ana thirds to 50. Louisville ana
Nashville declined from l3h to ala on
the general belief that the company would
pass its dividend. This was subsequently
confirmed.
Atchlson. General Electric. Union Pa
ellie. Western Union, the Changers, !he
Coalers. ana Dlsuners were All quite
weak during the afternoon. The decline
In these stocks ranged from iagl3 per cent,
and was most pronounced In Lackawanna,
which fell from l61 10 1914 on sales OF lUJ
shares OF stock.
In the final dealings there was rally
OF k4B per cent, due 10 covering OF
shorts The market left OF tolerably nrm'
changes for the day. outside OF l.acka-
than td2 per cent. The total sales were
smaller than yesterdays, footing up 49, -
Oh shares.
..... gnd miscellaneous bonds were
weak. OF the aggregate sales OF stocks,
1D,OJ0 shares were unlisted
Treasury balances: COIN, $50, $4,000; cur
rency, $30,3l6.e0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy. ranging from | 10
~ per cent. last loan az /. ami closing
offered AT | per cent. prime mercantile
paper. a. ~.
Bar silver. 67aG7'2: Mexican dollars,
So. Silver az the board neglected.
sterling exchange easier. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at StSHfS' =,
for sixty days. and StS6Aa4S tor de-
mand paper. posted rates. SLS61+.SS. COM
merclal bills, NSt,NtMie for sixty days
and ASAnlS6i. FOR demand.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds weaker.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
civil S.r,ice Examinations.

WASHINGTON. -. G., January IL
The Civil-Servlce Commission has com
plrted the schedule ~ examinations mat
,Hul be- held during the first six months
of the present year to All positions IN the
railway mail service and Indian service.
The chronological order Of the route Is
as follows. Southern route winter-ltlch
nond Va Tuesday. January Goth
Tynchburg Va. THURSDAY, February lst,
charlotte. y. G.. Saturday February 81;
Wilmington. y. c.. Tuesday. February
Gth: Columbia. :. g., Thursday. February
sth: Charleston, :. c. saturday, teb-
February 18th: jacksonville. Fla, Satur-
day, February l1th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
,e Heading leading futures ranged as follow,
CTNCINNATI


CINCIh NAH. o.. January ll.-T.olr
Spring patents. 3J0yS.n; family '-"V
Wheat Market on ic.: 40 2 re-. ,'e
| Corn Market steady az yesterday 4-'-
0ats-pyn; No. 2 mixed. 52c. ,..
| Pork-Aess. $50. clear me''' No.
'' h''Hri5S'-iooo.ng sc. for steam Tar; 80.
'o na SosJ shoulders. &C.. shoftn1
| sldes. &c: short clear sides ''.'
| Nhskey-NI5. ,.,,
ST. LOUIS. NO. January u .,
lower. patents s2s503o. choice E'i
X %Sheat-rower. January. go; Nay c.
cooirn-weak: January ~ f'bra7'
| Oats Lower. May. @hc. ..,.,.
| pork STANDARD mess. 'i59. on "i''"
' i,ri PA Prime s,eam nominal at }.ij.
| Drv salt meats shoulders, 30 i"f'
| and clear ribs. $50. shorts. a. -,u.s
| bacon Boxed shoulders. IL, q az ''''
| 1s.nsc. shorts, 'h,c.
| Utgh Mines-St.ady ~ N.ls.
| THE COTTON MARKETS.
,,,rrponI January n. -NO9n-'l''
| ton in good demand; prices nrn N''
| on ,ulfdIing sd. sales iy'' "'
| American. II. 90 bales. speclla,t' .I..
| EXPORT l. 90 bales. Receipts l'''
| american, 1850 bale. FUTURES '-t.ry
| ,bs advancr. demand m1dertt' J.'''
| and February. 4 -O-ttd ttDi1'' .ll.
| 18th - IA. March ami April .t
| also 4 2i-64d.; April ana Nay' r.li;
| also 4 g;-t4d May AMI June .
| July and August. pi-5ii. a.,'
Sr ami September 4 s2-.ii f.r.
| y N American MiiH" tl'-'
iq,fd good middlmg, ~ 1919
sd. low midllng, ~ tssD,,tr. HIf
| ..d ordinary. l3-lri JaI'N .l.ti
| ~ % ga January and Febrotf,
| "a y1.s4I February AMI Mar. -.f
| ~ ol-std March ami Ann t-...-,.
| buyers: April and MAY. :, r,.rr arl
1M11Sy so.stTfi Si-Gid July tni N--
- eib buyers. August en- LA, q
| 4 S5-siai sl-6h. Futures ci0'l
! the advance. ,.,,,n gu'sf.
new YORK. January u, ,,., .'' uIosaI..
middling Cult. sse., NM t5,tires c.osei
] So,,.sadv. sales. "a. ~ balcs. lAnia.i I. x
| ,s'i.,,,a,y S80s. March. 81 AWi,' ,sg.t.
Man. IS "a: June, $50. July 30 aus
* 5rw ORLEANS. January IN. ii,~fui,S',Ss' W.
| sSin coles iei % bales, ih.t.'; 4 -.
I'M, ,..h,,,syy 81 ~. March, NH Api ',,,t.st,
| rr,au e. X. June, pil. JAY W.
| 1871. ,.,. oro-K MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, Ja ,n..i g9ncsanged.
I -
| otber GRADES &c. lower beot .fif, 90
&C. generally rated frs. qLe"ii ~ agsc
- Y1edium, 39JAc.; ofiih,. -, hll.,,
,c.i OF the sales were AZ ~ i.eb ~
1esn,nfs / ,sS head. Sales. l'i;,ss,.bs were
Ths recsipts OF sheep am LID. So
si5 3 head. Sheep. ssss'e.' ''"'e
'~e' NAVAL STORE NARKE .Is, IL
WILMINGTON. y. g: 49, Jol.i .strainei.
,<os,n sIeady; STRAINED. ~ IL 81. Tar Quist
az Turpsntine steady al 90 hari. o..
:, eoc Crude turpentlne hfih'
| Seft and virgin. $40. .,t-Tfif-
S" rr14 IN :. c. yanggaIy, ii ara AZ
,sn,tns Arm al gsilc, bid. ho'''
SAvA<SAH. GA. January - regular.
,,,,.'sntlne opened urn al -. 10 AB. 4.
.nd closed steady. kosinl 4nsS q SIS.
s,a n CSC: r. uoo. " w ais. \.
gu e. I. $50: X, ~ S.tsr.whlis.
nS' wlndow-glass. 81 Wv"
NORFOLK PEANUT NA l,aeI
,Sspor.ed for the pispa,shlu .yss,
. N9SFo o,iss., ssSAs4e.: extra prime no
| PIC. fancy, 2&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
A VENERABLE LADY PASSES AWAY
A Richmond Rockets Boy In Custody
General Lees Birthday.

PET ERSBURG. VA, Jsnuary ll.-(spe-
cial.)-Mrs. Susan +. Harrison. the vener-
able and respected relict Of George W.
Harrison. died to-day at the residence
of Miss Rosa Alfriend, on Sycamore
street. aged about 50 years. She was for
many years an active member Of the
Methodist church.
Mr.. Thomas Sheldon. one OF the oldest
and most respected citizens and builders.
who has been critically III for some days
OF pneumonia. is greatly better to-day.
Mr.. Sheldon Is In the sist year OF his age
but has been. up To the time OF his III
ness, as active as a man OF 80
ON A TRAMP.
A boy of 10 years Of age. intelligent. and
nicely dressed. IL In the custody OF the
polioe here, awaiting the call OF his pa
rents OF guardians. He says that he has
been recently working for Or. Dyer. re-
siding In Rockets. Richmond. He was
taken up with several other tramps and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
nj. Yf., Touud I'm poyyeIl's River.

BRISTOL. TENN. January ll.-(Spe-
oial)-E. \. Sanner. Of Lykens. Pa, as
appeared from the train near Big stone
can a few DAYS since, and it is stated
that his hat was found in Powelrs river.
lie was Interested IN coal property N
Southwest Virginia. and East tennessee
His wife and brother went through mere
today on their way TO the Gap to look
into the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12

says he was on his way to Hicksford. in
Greenesyille county. where some OF his
relatives live.
A. p. Hnl Camp OF Confederate Vete-
rams will celebrate the anniversary oil
General Lees birthday on the 18th Of Jan
mary by a parade and supper. The adj
dress on the occasion viii be delivered py
Judge Barton, Of Winchester.
Ctief-of-P Police Parkinson went to Nor
folk to-day for a negro named JACK
Brown. who IL wanted here for larceny
The accused was arrested In Norfolk last
night.
The grip prevails here to a wide extent
and in many families men bers are pros
trsted and under treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
voods Carries Charlottesville.

UARIOTTESVILLE. VA. January
II. Especial In the Democratic primary
held here to-day 10 elect delegates 70
,ha Congressional Convention. every ward
i'm the CITY elected delegates, pledged To
captain Micaiah Woods. The city is en-
titled to eighteen delegates. His friends
claim that Aibemarie county VIII give
him it, solid delegation Of 80. Thus
Moods will have % votes TO start with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
DeadJnfsnt Pound In "A Well.

REIDSVILLE. n. G.. January lisp
call To-day an infant was found IT.
Mr.. J. II. Pascoe's We'll SUPPOSED p9
about Christmas. An inquest was held
nj the Mayors Office this evening. but
nothing was developed OF any impoortance
as to who perpe,rated the crime. Inc po-
lice are al work on the case. 1t was Il
pagro child
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
Death of Lynchburg Journalist.

LYNCHBURG, VA, January ll.-,tSpe-
cial ANDREW j. Dewitt. well-known
newspaper man Of this city. died to-day
aged 50 years.
Rey I, y. BETTY. Of Court Street Metho-
dist church. vino died last night VIII
be taken 10 Danyille tomorrow fcr IN
termeut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
ChiccFogineer Melville Inspects.

NORFOLK. VA. January lisp
cial )-Chief- Engineer Melville, OF the
United states navy, was at the navy
ward today with portion of his star
inspecting the steam engineering depart
mert. rhey return to Washington to-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
Chanc.rv Cour, OuaIificatIons.

John A. Kratz qualified In the Chancery
Court yeA.erday as administrator OF Bar
bara Kra.z. and Mr.. George l.. Cary as
administrator OF John Cary.
Philip ST. George Barraud, Esq, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
Inmnd Dead In Her Bed.

bristol. TENN. January 1l.-(Spe-
cial Mrs. Racllsl Kelsey. aged - years.
was found dead In her bed AZ the home
OF her son. i'm this place, to-day.
She Was complaining, but was not CON
sidered dangerously Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
For Over fifty Year,

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrap has been
used for children teething. II soothes the
child, softens the gshrdlu hril rtl rdlr'lli
cures wind collie. and is the oest remedy
for diarrhoea. rs ceats a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA. January n.-Oner'
inEs-Wheat. 722 bushels: corn twhitsl
10 bushels: oats. 1850 bushels; rye 'o'
bushels. 49,, -. .,,,.,, f.hI,o,
,o1 hnsheIs. rye. 80 bushels.
VI Northumberland. l>ongberry. o5nose.
nixed. eeq67c., Shortberry. e0go7c.; NO
red. 6ee. ,.,-,..,. 49,, ,o,s tall4tc
Corh-NM, M, nv lc go q mixed, i2q45c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. January ll-Vir-
giuif 3s G9s,. asked: Baltimore and ONO
stock. $50. bid, Consolidated Gas bonds,
llgia; do. stock. 533415i.
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DEATHS.

BARKER.-Dlsd, at her residence n
this city, No. 1ol2 east Broad street,
THURSDAY. January II, 1884. at 1880 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. Mrs. l.. n. BARKER widow OF
Garinta Barker. aged 81 years
Funeral from the First Baptist church
FRIDAY. January u. lS9i at 800 o'clock
L. NJ
Friends OF the family invited to attend.
WHITE.-Died, In Wheeling. w. Va,
January IL. 1894. at the residence OF his
father. Colonel Robert White. MAR
SHALL VASS WHITE, in the 9th year
OF his age