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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Gind.tone'. Pretty Home Wedding.

GLADSTONE VA. january 3.-CSpc-
cialJ-The citizens Of our little village
had the pleasure yesterday Of having as
our guest Dr. j. b. Hutson. pastor u
Puc-SIr-ot church, Richmond. The occa-
sion of bis visit Was 30 perform the ccfe-
mouy ol marriage Of Miss Geraldine Ma
hi,. the youus auI accomplished daughter
of Mr. T.. G.. Mahio. Of the Gladstone
Hotel. 10 Mr.. Henry Asher. The marriage
took place yesterday at L. 81. IN the parlor
of tho hotel n the presence of large
crowd of friends and relatives Of the
contracting parties. The bride was hand
.omtly attired in "a travelling dress. and
the groom wore the regulation black suit.
The ueLers were Mr. j. .. Wallace. Joseph
l. Terry az this place; Mr. ". T.. Eu-
Lt1d Of AppomattoX, and Mr. Charles
ClrleN of the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
u.4v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
The WEATHER. N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and temperate.
The sky at midnight was clear.
>,rw Work. sTOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ...................43 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
cnArN Ann C0rrnN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, January 3.-Offer-
ings-Wheat, 1886 bushels; corn (whitej,
LIS bushels.
Lis bushels .a1ee.
mised s2ll66c. Shortberry, 6QQ65c.: No.
led, 65c. 80.
lOai3Lc.; No. 2 white. i34iSlsc.; No.
mixed 4ic. ,,s,.-. ~ .
mixed slc.: No mixed, 3ja8lzc.
Dva-Ea<fSsC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

NEW YORK. January 3.-Ihe announce
ment Of the proposed liquidation OF the
Holland Trust Company. the reduction
I'm the capital stock OF the SOuthrn Ma
tlonal Bank. and the embarrassment OF
a London firm dealing in American secu-
rites LED to a weak opening for stocks.
General Electric. sugar. Chicago Gas
and the Changers were especially weak.
Then the loss of $4,000 reported by the
Rock Island for December helped to de-
press the Changers The principal de-
cllnes I'm the early trading follow: Electric
D.: Sugar. j.: Chicago Gas. lA, ST. PAU
and D!stiers. =. and Western Union a
per cent.
At the decline the bear leader was
liberal buyer, ana as the prominent issues
commanded good-sIze1 premiums the
smaller bears soon fell into linz. Inc
recommendation OF the Ways and Means
Committee 10 tax corporations on theH
net earnings was ignored 50 far as To-
days market was concerned. In the
afternoon prices moved up' steadily ana
an advance OF lHjis per cent Was ~
corded. Sugar rose 81 sugar pitIr, !.
IL. Louisville and Nashville :, New
England, 2is. Chicago Gas. Ia. Chhada
southern. L.. Delaware and ftud~on' =
NliahD, ftAiliIENNU anu 'sAttt"fF
Paul, IA. Rock Island. ia, General EI,c-
trio. -. Lake Shore. -; Missouri "a
cinc ~. Lead, IA; New YORK central
~. Omaha, /; Union Pacific. l. ana West
em Union. - per cent
In the specialtIes Chicago AMI Easter
Illinois preferred fel 2i4, and Rubber ~
per cent. while Manhattan rose ~ ana
| Great Northern preferred per cent
The market LETT OF strong, with gains
ranging from = to "a per cent, the latirI
In Sugar. The total sales were --''"'
shares. ....r.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
higher. .---.- on. ,,,,.
renCy SO Us 90.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy, rans'n,s
from I t. ~ per cent; last loan ri L.
and closing offered az 1 per cent PRIME
mercantile paper. #ii7 Per cent -
bar silver 6,7.: Mexican dollars 3d.
| silver M the board neglected. 49,,
| sterling exchange firm, with actItI uu9
ness In bankers bills at NSGdfN I1l
sixty DAYS. and 81 5LHfS for demalI
posted rates. N.>lni s5i2; comm"rcial DIS
| 81 s2LH43 for sixty days ana HH'c"
s. for demand ~
| Government bonds steady. state b'hI
| dun Railroad bonds firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
TOBACCO BREAKS AND SALES.
Opening Of the Season AT Rocky Mount
visiting During Holidays.

oneping Of the Season al Rocky Mount
Visiting During Holidays.
ROCKY MOUNT, y. c.. January s.
Especial For the first time since the
beginning Of the holidays, December 2d,
AN the tobacco houses opened with good
breaks and sales this morning.
Mr.. William r. Muse, Of Washington.
d. c.. is spending some time with rela-
tives here
Miss Maggie Gaut2. OF Fairfax county,
Va. IS the guest OF her cousin Mrs.
T.. O.. Muse. on Oakland Heights.
u9ga William Shepherd Bryan Of
Narvland's Court OF Appeals who has
been on a visit TO his sister. Mrs. +. Il.
Lewis. left for his home. at Annapolis
to-day.
Miss Lucie Garrett Of Medoc. is the
guest Of Mrs Or. Iliiliard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Princes.

SIX prapcry PRINCES az liule pri't
All l2I-2c. frnges for &C.. a yard
Al =, 50, and to-. fi.ngos Tor o..
a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
nrc1r,1oNn roRAcCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. January 3-No aue-
ton sales on Change to-day. Private
sales were very light.
sales OF hogshead tobacco were very
light, though with some apparent inquiry
Manufacturers anticipate a rush OF ousi-
ness n the tax on plug and smoking Is
raised and leaf will, or course, syfnpa-
thize With any such movement.
Tne loose warehouses; held moderate
sales to-day both as 10 quality and auan.
nricex generally were fully maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED.
The Financial Condition of Halifax county
Better Than for Years.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. g., January .
(SpeclalJ-The county Commissioner .eS
terday .ran;,d tweuty-fcven hpu't-
licenses for different firms In the county
at SIS each for six months.
Mr.. r. W. brown chairman OF the
BOARD OF County Commissioners said 10
your corresp) 1ient that the inanclil cum
ditlon OF the county Is better than IL
has been for many years. He says tAat
wherever the tax-collectors so they mo
Il easter 20 collect taxes than they nave
in great while. The collectors ms
week paid IN a handsome little sum from
The lists that had previously been re-
ported insolvent
Nessrs Dave and Sam Hoffman yes
ter,lay returned 10 oxford TO school.
Mr.. w. H. Scott and his son, W. l..
Scott. went 10 Richmond this week.
Miss Chetta Darden. OF Aulander' Is
visiting Miss EunIce McDowci.
Miss Susie Hnl OF Halifax, Is visiting
friends here
NEW PROPRIETOR
MI j. f. Condrey. who has been pro-
Trietor Of the Scotland Neck new hotsl
for two years. this week vacated, and
Mr. c. 4. Camp from Dawson's' has
taken charge.
Commercial travellers invariably pro
I .e.,.....Ir--.s rtrfth n RuliG C0ugsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS.
Death. Resulting from the Careless Hand
ling of Firearms.


WARSAW. VA. January 3.-(Spocial)-
News l4s just reached here of q fatal
accident. which occurred near Emmerton'
resulting en- the death OF "a young white
Walton Northern aged 70 years
son or Nr. Thomas Northern. Of this
county ON the evening OF the 18th OF
December young Northern and two other
youns men. who had been out CUNNING
returned 10 "a friends house TO take dinner.
After dinner the young men went ont IN
the yard. and began Joking ana playing.
one of them. VINO hai gun in his hand.
was pushed by the other. knocking him
against "a fence. The gun went of, and
the whole load went into the body Of
young Northern.
s collrrl boy was instantly killed AT
OlIhau-, Wostmorclaul county. on Fri
day last He was "fooling' with a pistol,
which was accidrnuy discharged. the
bullet PENETRATING The boys brain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
RICHMOND BIDS REJECTED
ror building the Vault Of Halifax County
sale of Canal Property.

WELDON. y. c., January S.-(Special)-
Tho county Commissioners In session
Yesterday received bids for the building
~ tho vault for the county records. There
were only two bids. and both We're re-
iectcd Both bids were by Richmond
nrms-B. +. Smith. $500; Everett Waddey
Company, $3.50.
The Great FANS Company, OF this place
has sold one half interest In their cana
property TO "A wealthy northern syndicate
Two large mills are to be erected N once
The farmers in this county are IN better
spirits and have much brighter future
before them than they had last year thi'
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
ConntY Omcers Give Bonds.

WINDSOR. y. c., January 5.-(Spe
clal) The county commissioners met yes
tcrdly and accepted the bonus OF th'
Coroner and the constables OF the ull'
fcreut townships.
There are a good many cases Of the
erio In the county. Three old negroes
living in the Indian Woods died from the
effects Of IL Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
WAR ON THE CIGARETTES.
Tie Trade Practically Killed in Greens
boro'-Secrrtary Elected.

bOrO'-StcTrtnry TIetttH'
GREENSBORO, y. c.. January 3.-(Spe-
ciall-The Board Of Aldermen at iheH
regular meeting passed an ordinance th't
practically Kills the cigarette trade IN
tbis civ The ordinance imposes tax Of
s5O1 ON wholesale and 500 per year on
retail merchants OF course, no merchant
in town can pay the tax. y fine OF 30
or thirty DAYS i'm Jail viii be- imposed upon
retailers without license.
The Young Mems Christian Association
at this place has elected SIR. j. ;. Atkins
of Portsmouth, Va, general secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
DEATH FROM HEART DISEASE.
Mr.. Abner HarrclI Passes suddenly Away
At Ills Home in Henderson.

At Ills Home in Henderson.
HENDERSON y. c.. January 3.-tSpe-
cialJ-Mr. j. Abucr Ilarrell died suddenly
this morning at O'Clock Of hcart-disease.
Mr. IIarren was one Of the most widely
known men in the State as a printer,
and WAS prominent applicant for
United States Public Printer at Washing
ton tie conducted the largest footprint
ing establishment IN tho state at Weldon,
y. c. lie leaves a wife and two children
and good large estate.
An alarm ~ fire was sounded at ii
O'Clock last night caused 10y the burning
Of "A small frame stable on Andrews ave-
nue.. the property Of Mr.. NJ. Falkener.
The loss s. covered 10y insurance.
Miss Eliza Tucker. the accomplished
daughter II Dr. j. II Tucker, left to-
day To re-euter school at Washington. -.
g.. after spending the holidays at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
BLANKETS.

Il pairs i0-i white Wool blanhe''
former price $40.
Fine and Heavy White "''l
Blankets. guaranteed every urea
wool
SALE PRICE III AS; ~ ~ w.
IA and I24 EItra-iieayy Ftne 'ah'
fornla Wool Blankets former pfIF
80 pair. SALE PRICE 80.
l2-4 Extra-Fine and Heavy '-''
fornia Wool Blankets. former -
Sl2 pair. SALb I'M
pairs Montana Wool biahN ~ pr
blue, red. and gray. former ptl'.
SALE PRICE 81
pairs Scarlet Wool Blanket -
size. former price SO. .
SALE PRICE "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Dress GOOdS.

A lot OF Plaid Dress Goods; also
diagonal in dark rcd-form price
- and 30c. yard.
one lot Plain ami ..r
Dress Goods that sold Hi o.. F. . ".''
SALE PRICE 2jc.
70 inch Tan and Gray Suitngs that
SUN SALE PRICE ijc.
m-lnch Fine Atwood Camel s.
U,ir Cordurettes Crepons. ana mar
row stripes in white and tan-former
nric,. 81 q and 81 yard
p'N SALE PRICE zoe.
Imported suit Patterns that sou
at SEQ, SALE Thi~'' WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

ST. LOUIS

ST.. LOUIS. MOo January - 'o"'
wheat Hisher. January jitc., May
'- G.o,rn-Hlgher: January. 5@.c.; May @i.'
N}jc. 81. OIL. l,sls.c
Pork-Standdrd mess N'.''' vi
Hi'''. Prime steam. nominal at 'sc.
ury SAT- meats onoui.i7' sD,G'
and clear ribs. M5j. shorts - -,.. .
Bacon-BoNed shoulders, 'e'' l'"s'' $50
clear ribs. li2c.: shorts. rs
High wines Steady at Bib.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
REV. r. J. Boccs PASSES AWAY.
Stricken with ApOpieNy on the College
Campus-A sketch of His Life.

ASHLAND. VA, January S-(speclal)-
Rev. 4. J. Boggs died suddenly here this
morning about o o'clock. lie was on his
accustomed walk 10 the post-ofiice, ana
was stricken with apoplexy on the Col
lece campus. and died edlatsiy after
being taken 10 his home, which was within
a few hundred feet Of where he fell.
LIFE AND SERVICES.
ia Was born IA Grcencastle. Pa, No
veuber. 1871, IFS father was an eminent
pbyscian and ruling elder In the Pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Harvard Reduces Expenses. a. &C

BOSTON. January 3.-ro-night her
ala says The hard times have forced
Harvard TO retrench. Notice has been
Given TO two professors and four instruc-
tors that their services Will not De re-
quired after the close OF the current
academic year. They are Professor Ben
net H. Nash. professor OF Italian anu
Spanish. Professor G. J. White; professor
Of mathematics: Oliver w. Huntington
instructor In chemistry; c. Bendelari, IN
structor In history; r. w Harris, instrec-
tor In geology, and S. 5. Curry Instructor
In elOcutiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Price. OF Money, Bonds. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco, Cotton. A.. aud tbs
Weather Indications
By telegraph TO the DIsps,ch.)

- WAsHIsGTos. ID. c.. January s.
lcl0UTN Forecast for Virgiuia Partly
cloudy OF cloudy weather will pre-
vail, but probably without pre-
cipitation during Thursday warm. south
winds will continue.
For North Carolina: Generally fair wea-
ther; warmer; southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
p,rr1uopr STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE SIOLN AIANNHI'
BALTIMORE. MD. January con
solilated Gas bonds, ll2. stock o5igH'f''
Othern unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
CINCINNATI.

CTNCINNATI. o.. January ~ 10Y
sDrins patents. S35JAOJ; family W
: ~. On,
S,rn- Staodv ana unchanged ,.
Oots-Firm and higher; No. : "h''e
22Ic.: No. mixed, Bic. 49,. ,,,s.s
$3.50 family SGD -, e.c. kettle.
Iard-Steady. steam leah o4''' "'''''
dried. SIC. ,.,-, ~. short.
Bacon-oteady; shoulders 20 . ~
rih sid s775: short clear sides I'D
Whiskey-Steady n SLl1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

Mems Fine Linen Bosom bl''.
Shirts-bOsoms I'm solid Color ah"
striped linen-former pric' N..o.
SALE PRICE 75r.
Mems plque-Bpsom Shirts, anu
Mons Fine White Shirt3-h"lh
,,nIaundered former price Il each
SALE PRICE zoe.
Mems Pleated Bosom UnlduuIeif'
Sbirts-former price. II "ach.
SALE PRICE SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

ladies' Foster-IIook XII Gloves
i'm black only. Sizes 3 -, d'f -
and 7 Irregular price ND,
SALE PRICE 81
Ladies' l2-Button length cray
suede Mousluetaire Gloves. Slzet'
bl-1 : "a. and Irregular price W.
SALE PRICE 7Jc.
Ladies. l2-Button Length Tan ana
Opera Shades In Suede MouSpue-
taire sizes. -. 3 3D. q. and II
SALE PRICE 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
EideTuO1CR.

Plain and Figured Eiderdown-Very
desirable for wrappers-former price
T. and 81 Il yard, ,,, 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 3-flour NOR
active and a trifie steadier' winter WIZ =!
low grades. S200li2.45; patents, S.ba5.e1
Minnesota clear, s25Gef2.90; patents, ~ No
4 90: low extras S206u2.b. southern h oui
steady: common to fair extra, N'V"d''V
good TO choice do, S3l0042O
Wheat-Spot market dull but HItnc'
No 2 red. store and elevator, eolagOec
afoat. 67lad67i4c options declined IS
early. rallied LydTsc.. and closed frm, = q
&c. over Yesterday. with traalng uu,,
No. , red. closing. January. Sofsc.' feoru
GornESpof dun bit steady; No. 2. ilN
dl2c. in elevator: l21ai3c. ailoat steamer
mixed. nLmH},c: No. white, &c. Op
tions very dull closing steady January
n7.c. February. 2izc.: May, HzcG,.,,o,,
Oats-Spot quiet and tirmer. optlon'
moderately active AMI firmer; January
Sc: February 3iSc; May Soe' 40 No,
white. January. SIC: spot NO. = otc,
No 2 white. Sc: mixed. western of'qa
81 &C.. white, do, 5Sisa Zoe; H.. -.0eoo
Hay-Quiet and weak. shlppihs' o't0'O'
good 10 choice. 75qSlc. -, 5,,,os,i,
Wool-Duu and unsettled; uoihes''
fleece. 2ed 25c: pulled. lGH29c. e,,ooa
Reef-Dun but steady: family. S,.wn
1900: extra moss. $50 'aV, IT duil
city extra India mess. {l9Na9. .,.,.,.,
out meats-Quiet and steady plVA
| bellies. &c. shoulders. &C.; hams ~
CSC. Mlddes nominal soo,,,ooo I'm
lnF0-Allttt anu fA~e az F'tFN 4.
lures nominal. refined quiet; Cohlllvn ,
| {S6j: South America, S-0' coi'Pou''
| S. cDd6 .. , ,,.,oIv
pork Moderately active and steauy
Rutter- Quiet and weaker; state dalty
1st4-c: do. creamery, 2jdZoc. VS. ~
Jairy. iGieT2oc.: do. creamery -Vb-'V'' II
20 otton.sced on-Quiet and easy crude
TstyoIeum- Quiet and unchanged,
| Rosin- Quiet and steady strained '1'
| mon 10 good. 81 2Jdl21i2. 90,
| Turpentine-Dull but steady al -'t
Rlco-In fair demand and steady; ,., 90
m astic. fair to extra, @',h''-c.' japan
| 4lu44c. .t..o, Nf3rke
| quiet and steady. t.,,.1 ~
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-pi'N''' '<'
conee-Options steady AMI un e. N, q !,
IN 20 points uu. January. SlllV' i.i ~ M i,'S
| Ve i5lilG ~. September. Sl3.37H l'.fo' 'P'
| rio dun. 40. =. $50. et. r.cr
Sugar-Raw dun and weak; YAH ~ ~
Ing. 2igc.: refined quiet ana sts4N, "a. ~,
= 7-lGIss,c.: standard \, l'-l ,,,. ~, ~
| cut-loaf AMI crushed, 9ltfttc.' E'"'''
| lated. l}-l6Hitc. o..t., and firm
Frrights 20 Iyerpool-Quiet anu I'm,
cotton by steam 5-5-d. gram oy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
prcr1uOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHNOND. VA, January 3-Salrs,
600 Centuries as 5j's. Closing quota
tons.
I-ntted states Is. K. and c.. ll2a &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
LndieS' vests.

80 Ladies Elmo All-Wool white
Ribbed Vests long AMI short slcefet
winter weight. sizes % and y. former
price l.2j and $50 each.
SALE PRICE ar
lot Ladies' and BoyS Vests anI
Drawers, white and grsy founef
price u. SALE fhipS ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Quilts.

II Down quilts. covered With sk
and Sadtcen. former prics W gHi 81
each. SALE pRfCE s. -.
silk ami Saiteen Covered Down
Quilts, former price 50 AMI so eae'-
SALE PRICE 49,.
9 Satteen-Covercd DDwn-Quiiis.
SALE PRICE 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
LNceS.

LNCeS.
Some extraordinary values. 51-t
yards Heavy Black Bourdohhe
iace-former price SIS yard.
SALE PRICE $50.
p yards Fine Black Bourdonns
Iaces-former price 81 yard,
SALE PRICE 7jc.
77-s yards Fine Black Bourdonhe
Iaces-former price $50 yard,
lot Of Black Bourdonne la0Ts !,
In assorted patterns-aA S1a' '"''
al 80 and 60c., ,,,,,r-,, o.,
An ,,ot sold at IS. 20. %. and SOC.
al '''''' SALE PRICE l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
GraY BLANKETS.

ia size reduced from so % s. ID
III size reduced from $ - ~
~ size reduced from ST 10 -
i24 size reduced from s. q 81"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Remnants.

100 remnants OF New YORK Mis-
and Pride Of the West Bleached Cot
ton-I 10 Yards In each piece-at
BARGAIN PRICES.
go remnants Of Berkeley Cambria
SelisIa-Linlng Cambrics, etc,
VERY Low PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
Fin An UIEk.
TO INVESTORS.

rVO INVESTORS.
FOR SALE:
VIRGINIA 80.
VIRGINIA CENTURIES,
CITY OF RICHMOND IS, 6s, So, and As,
RAILROAD BONDS,
BANK STOCKS, &c.
OTHER BONDS AND STOCKS
bought and sold on commission.
DAVENPORT Il CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
d qCt IIl3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

4 lot remnants OF Colorcd "ul
Figured silks in Lengths Of one halt
10 three yards each-all HatNri ~
about TO-
Rrocaded Black-Silk Plush t'rih''S
sold at 81 a yard. ,o.c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
L0dieS' Suits.

80 9G-lnch SILK Gloria Umbrellas
with natural handles. former price.
$50 each, SALE fAl't q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

s Ladies Atwood Suits in Navy
and Tan, former price -.
SALE PRICE s..
Ladies' ATWOOD Cashmere SUITS
I'm Nav and Tan. former price So
each. SALE PRICE 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
,St0Dlped GOOtiS.

Stamped Linen Tlhle-Covcrs a"I
Squares. HALF PRICE.
UD2breLl0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

Commercial travellers invariably pro-
vide themselves with Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-02-14
WESTERN APPOINTMENTS.
Missouri, Kansas aud Oklahoma Wen
Rememberc by the President,

Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma Wen
Remembered by the President,
WAsuuNGToN, Feb. 13.-In the large
batch of nominations sent to the
senate yesterday the Western States
were especially fortunate. Missouri,
Kansas and oklahoma were well cared
for, securing the following places:
Daniel C. Kennedy Of Springfield, consul
at Malta; John $. McAtec, associate
justice supreme court OF oklahoma;
James Ii. Clark, register Of the land
office, lronton, Mo-; Martha Ring, re-
ceivcr OF the land Office, Ironton. Mo-,
and James b. Hit, receiver land
office, Topeka, Kan.
Missouri postmasters-Eugenc p.
Moore, Pierce City; Dewitt G. Pierce,
Kirksvillo; jain +. Shannon, Neo.ho;
II n. Powell, ThHyer, and John W..
Bennett, MaySeillc.
State-John Barrett of Oregon TO be
minister resident and consul of the
United States 80 Siam, Thomas Il. Jur-
nigan Of North Carolina to be consul
general of the United States at Shang-
hal. China.
70 be attorneys of the United
States-Lyton Taylor of Tennessee,
for the district of Alaska; William II.
Clopton, Western district of Missouri.
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' yesterday afternoon the. represents
tivcs of the foreign governments re
eeivcd invitations 10 participate in
tho observance Of the day" / replied
TO President nolc's letter. stating that
with due appreciation Of his courtesy
ar with due respect TO him and his
government, ! was, | regretted To- say,
unable to accept the invitation eN-
tended. The program Of the celebra-
ton tomorrow includes battalion re-
view and a parade Of the military. re-
ception at executive building, firing n
national salute and mass meeting at
night. With due regard. | am,
ALBERT ). WILLIS.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of the United
States
CONFIDENTIAL No. 20.
Hon w. q Gresham, Secretary Of
State:
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES.
HONOLULU, II, l.. Jan. 1G.-In a letter
from Hon. $. y. Dole. Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, addressed to me
under date of January II, the follow
ing statement is made:
IN November -, Mr.. Thurston.
Hawaiian minister to Washington. at
Washington, called upon the Secrc.
tary of state and inquirelif the ubove
letter. yours of October Is" was
authentic, and was assured by Mr.
Gresham that IL was. Mr.. Thurston
then said: II wish to further ask
whether it is the intention Of the
United States government to carry
out its policy by him indicated by
force, or i'm other words. whether. IL
the provisional government decline to
acCede to the request of the United
states to abdicatc in favor Of the
queen, United states troops viii be
used TO enforce the request.
Mr.. Gresham replied: ~ am not at
liberty at present to answer thatques-
ton, 1t is a matter concerning which
! will speak TO the president and talk
m0ro fully this afternoon
On the afternoon Of the same dav,
Mr.. Gresham said further TO Nj.
Thurston: II have already addressed
your first question to the effect that
the letter published Secretary Ores
ham to the presidcnt), was authentic
and a correct statement of the policy
of the United states. As TO your sec
ord question as To whether force is TO
be used by the United States to re
store the queen all that | am at lib
erty TO state Is that Mr.. Willis has no
instructions 20 do anything which will
cause injury to life on property of any
ono on the islands. Further than
this | am not at liberty to state what
are his instructions. You can draw
your own differences from my state
mcnt and allay any apprehension
which may have been caused by what
is published"