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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
CRANE AS nnornrR JOHN.
strong Presentation Of Miss Mar
thu M0rt0n's Play.

Brother John" noble and beautiful
play, by Miss Martha Morton. was pre-
sented by Mr.. Crane before a distin-
guished audience at the Academy last
night. IL in play which appeals alike
to the intellect and the emotions--an en-
tirly dignihed and clever piece of work.
interesting from the philosophic and at
tr1ctive from the romantic point OF view
The theme In symbolic, one might almost
say allegorical. IL is. to state II In the
os upsonss,casa r ,he exp ea hes h
come. dissatisfied with their lot In the
social world OF chicanery and deceit, and
OF their ultimate rescue and rehabilitation
by their brother Though there is no de-
parture from probability In the relations
Of the personages, they are at the same
time perfectly typical on symbolic
plane: The picture enthralls you by. its
literalness, It's numerous cunning touches,
slowly but is never dull. and the opening
situation once made clear. the action Is
followed throughout with interest and
sympathy. OF sentiment and humor there
Disposal s' The dialogue and and character
painting are the features Of the piece
which win 1t popularity. and they are not
only so good In themselves, but are so
admirably delivered and interpreted by
Mr. Cranes company. Characters so
shrewdly observed as those In brother
John are not to be done justice to by
mere description. You want to hear the
dialogue and note the telling business by
which they are developed. You want
also to follow the gestures. tones. and
looks OF Mr.. Crane before you can get
more than hint OF the unusual vivid
ness with which these studies are realized
Mr.. Crane has evidently found In the
study OF this part labor of love. II IS
rich I'm those details which the players
call "business" -suggestive little touches,
which convey to the mind Of the spectator
some trait of nature OF symbol OF what
His performance delighted the audience
by the delicacy, finish. and variety OF
detail. Mr.. Crane has accorded to Miss
Morton's work a brilliant setting, and the
three interiors are excellent in design and
perfect In finish.
Brother John will be repeated at the
matinee to-day. and tonight ''The Semi
tor will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
yIrainia News Items.

T.ere ia hope now Of saving the wreck
ing steamer j. ID. Merritt az XIII Devil
Hills. N. c.
Mr.. A. l.. Title. living on Kelly avenue.
Norfolk, dropped dead on McIailoaEns
wharf last night.
A draft OF hfty men arrived In Nor
folk from New York on Monday night
for distribution among the ships az the
navy-yard.
Three colored prisoners are confined In
the Lunenburg county tlli. charged with
assault with intent 20 XII another negro.
Two men, cleaning 20 be Norman
elders, have been making house.to-
house canvass Ia James city. distributing
tracts.
Adjutant James McCaw. from the IN.
stitute, has been granted "a ten-days
furlough which he VIII spend at his
homo, Ia WILLIAMSBURG
Rev. James I. Vance left Norfolk for
his new field In Nashville Yesterday. The
Christian Endeayor Society presented
him with handsome gold watch.
Licenses were issued at Emporia yes
terday for the marriage Of Alr ". y.
Cato and Miss Hattie Ford, and Mr..
". w. Green and Miss Virg'e T. Everett.
A large dwelling containing fifteen
rooms. situated at Bagnesvlle vas de-
stroyed by fire about noon ON Friday lost
Loss about one thousand dollars In
surance. 800.
David Men. larg- and prosperous
farmer OF Shenandoah county, had hi- Lex
broken Yesterday by kick from a horse
Or. c. c. nenkel rendered the necessary
surgical attention.
The American ship Agonor, which has
been loading camel coal az Newp)t
News for the past few DAYS. viii clear
the last OF this week. The Agenor -
bound for Barcelona. spain.
Rev. j. w. Grinnan. OF the Presbyterian
Church. and missionary 20 japan. gave
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall al Crewe Monday night.
The trial OF jesse Walker Tor the muir.
der OF BENJAMIN Go0lshy. nc Siaunton,
was postponed until THURSDAY. over @"p
has already been expended by ih~ Stae
in the two previous trials OF tils cas-.
In the Circuit Court for shenan1' an
county Yesterday Judge 4. W. Harrison
set ash. the verdict 81 $500 In favor
OF the plaintiff. IN the case of W ~;
Few's executor against the baltimore am
Ohio Railroad Company.
A lis-pendens has been recorded IN the
Clerks oftice OF the Circuit Court q
James city IN view OF the sale advertise
by II. y. Warren. executor ~ ne YIN or
Barnett Jones. deceased, OF plhntri
oysters, etc, 10 take place next 1le-ily'
The American Line steamship New
York which a. IN the dry-doeA az Nv
mort News undergoing repairs, attincts
large crowds OF visitors daily. On last
Sunday several hundred persons boarded
her. the gates % the yard being open
10 any one who wished % SEE TINS
monster vessel
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Work of the Grim Reaper.

observation-disclosures OF the death OF
Mrs willie A. Munday. at the home OF
her sister, in Lancaster, Pa. has been
received. Mrs Munday was the daughter
here a few months ago 20 visit her sis
,er and for medical treatment for can
cer-the malady that caused her death.
Her husband was drowned about year
ago. Her body will be brought here to-
morrow.
James T.. Draper. a native Of this coun-
ty, died at his home. in this city. lie
had been III "A few days with pneumonia.
His wife survives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
To Amuse "Cranks" This Summer.

Messrs. c. Evensen, S. r. Crowder,
and J. p. Stth have entered into an
agreement with Mr.. Thomas G. Leath,
proprietor Of the Academy OF Music,
TO present at that playhouse during me
mechanical device Of the games Of ball
played by the Richmond team away from
home. Mr. Crowder has been engaged at
Of baseball for about a year, and has
at last made q remarkable success. lie
has just patented his invention. which is
a board upon which can be displayed
two bail teams engaged IN game. Inc
contriysnce is so arranged that IL shows
every man in his proper position. gives
plainly every play. every run, every de-
cision by the umpire. and even shows
where the bah is knocked. when u u
mufred. and when caught 1t is truly
wonderful invention. and viii afford much
amusement 10 the Richmond cranks du-
ring the games next summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
County News Items.

The Henrico County Court adjourned
for the term yesterday, after transact
ing some civil business.
The Circuit Court Of the county was
engaged all day in the examination OF
Witnesses in the Shields contestedwill
suit. 1t will possibly take several days
yet TO conclude the case.
Messrs. +. a. Cary. George Chamber
layne. and DIR. Croxton, the committee
appointed for the purpose, examined the
jail yesterday morning. 1t Is understood
that they will make written report TO
Judge Wickham, recommending certain
Improvements In the sanitary appoint
ments Of the Bastile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
pIcuMoNp TosAcco MARKEr.

RICHMOND, VA, January 2.-No auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, II: smokers, q;
wrappers n; scrap. 80; Tugs. s: dark .eaf
Z Total, 81 hogsheads.
Revenue collections. Cigars and ciga-
rettes, $3.50; tobacco, $2,l5o.46 Total. 81
243.7S.
Dark loose sales to-day were much bet
ter in general quality than usual, and
high as stc. Total sales. 66.A5 pounds.
Sales will be small tomorrow. Bright
sales fairly large. but rather inferior in
quality: prices very satisfactory. No fine
tobaccos offered.
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FREE DELIVERY ~ MANCHESTER.
Postmaster TOney Expects Ia Have
IL Soon-Othcr News Items.

II Is very likely that Manchester will
have free delivery OF the mails before
S}.5 is ended Since Mr.. Toney has been
postmaster the sales Of the ONCE have
averaged 81 100 per month. Under the
pOst-Ofiicc regulations city dong $lO,WJ
worth Of business through the post-0iiice
Is entitled to free delivery or the
mails and In conversation last night
with Mr Toney the Dispatch man was
Informed that there was no doubt That
the business Would exceed the required
limit and that he had written 10 Hon.
George u. Wise 10 that effect The con-
gresham replied that the matter would
be taken up az once with the authorities
Mr.. Toney thinks that 10y july he VIII
have the free delivery, which viii mean
TIE employment Of several additional
men in ihe Office in this city.
FAILED TO APPROPRIATE
4 called meeting Of the Council was
held last might 20 consider request from
tho Manchester Grays, asking for an
appropriation II $500 for the uniform fund
Of the company. Captain Addison and
several members of the company ap,
prared in person before the body and
made personal appeal for the neces-
saIy funds L. pay for their uniforms.
Mr.. Pool offered a resolution declaring
that II was not practicable or possible
al the present time TO make the APP
preparation. Mr. Utz offered as sub
siitute that 500 be appropriated 10 be
paid by the LIST Of September next
The substitute was lost, only three out
of the nine members present voting for
81. The original resolution Of Mr.. Pool
was then referred TO the Finance Com
inittee. and several members Of the Coun-
Gil expressed themselves To the effect
that II anything transpired whereby
they could see their WAY 10 DO SO they
would chcerfully take the matter up again
and vote L. give the desired amount.
BARKEEPER ASSIGNS.
Mr.. j. -. Hatch, who has been con-
ducting a bar-room at the corner Of
1'lfteeuth and Hull streets, made an
ess,enmcnt Yesterday. with w. II. Gar
net, as trustee. The following are the the
agent. Sl) for rent due: +. l.. Robinson,
Sc: ". II. Nelson. Sli3; ". J. Williams.
So. +. o. Hitch. X15. T. O. Hatch, 500 20
due for services rendered In said bust
ness. =. n. CrOstic SIS due for services
rendered IN said business, L. IL. Curtis,
SO. Major Buggs $40 due for services
rendered IN said business Second class
Slater. Meyers 4 Co. $S5t59; W. u:
Igcasants. 1851: J. r. Robinson, 81 90;
T,,v,. T,rofhars 81 50. Charles Thalhimer,
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Hnppcnings Around Hampton.

HAMPTON, VA, January 29.-(Spe-
alD-Rev l.. p. Wilson was taken quite
mi while returning from church on Sun
dav night. on yesterday he was some
what improved, but Is not so well to-day.
Areception will be given by the Young
Mems Christian Association in their new
home on Friday night.
MIR and Mrs. George Booker will give
n reception at the Sherwood, Old Point,
on Thursday afternoon in honor Of Mr..
X w. Hudgins and bride.
Miss Lavinia c.. daughter OF Judge
Peek, gave a charming birthday party on
pie were present despite the inclemency
OF the weather.
The water-pipes are being laid on the
trestle across Hampton river.
II is reported that there Is TO be full
Independent ticket in the field In the
sDring elections
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
ST.. Inf,fs

ST. LOUIS, MO. fee,,.,., a.
9uset but lower; patents. ns5fz -: ssn synr
e@,yvgex.ni cnoice, ns0iD.
p1sq n,ssIs'-io"er; January. Ole; May.
a SssS1arsn--Lower; January, sslc.: May. 90.
,ss o,sis-Lower; January ase., Nav.
pork-standard mess. SO .saton
Lard--Prine steam. q a.. cb,sss" "a
DRY salt Meats--Shouders 500. fn.'..
W.. clear ribs, Ez5; shorts X ~ ""s9'
e,as. ov al shoulders, &C.: longs. &C.:
High Wines-Stesdy al lg
THE COTTON MARKETS
NEW YORK. January y -co,,o, Am.
miidinS Gun. 5;sc.. middllng 80 e'"'
Futures closed arm Januarv AZ 20
ruary. 2b; March, $40. Anil 80.
May. S;S7; June. $50; July. IS kns 49,
Sales. i sSgSsI Sa'ss S'"' October S.T.
Net receipts. 5.5i bales: eros, am
oaies; exports to Great Britain an
bales; France. 725 bales; Continent ~,
bales; forwarded, T.12 bales. ale, u
Os TetaI az ,o sPnneI Fyr s'sss a bales
l5.osi bales; France, 325 bales: contlneni
5.a5 bales: stock l.C57,75s bales. Nv
NEW ORLEANS. January 9-co,,or
Futures steady, sales, 5000 bales; Janu-
airy, S.W; February. $50. March. 60.
April, 81: May, S9s. June, S.si: jniv
70: August S.S; September. SO, &c.
LIVERPOOL, January 81 r. NJ
January 2 5l-eia2 5s-6id.: January AM
February 2 5i-si12 ss-ssd'; Fsbrnary AMI
March, 5l-6iqe 5s-6id-. March and Ami
5S-Glq2 Ss-6sd.; Anil and May. el-tIi'.
May and June, g-siQ2 s2-ssd.. june ani
july, 1-6id.. July and August. 3d buy-
ers: August and September. i-siGS a-sd.
September and october, 2 5-Gid pctohre
and November, 3 i-si03 5-eld. Noyemher
and December, 6-eid. Futures ciosei
quiet and steady.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. g. January "a
Rosn-FiriD; STAINED. gtls: good strain.
ed, N.01ta.
spirits Turpsntine- Nothing doing.
Tar-Steady at SOC
Crude Turpentne Steady: hard. I'm.
soft. 40; virgin, $40.
,I SAyANNA ALL. GA January 2 spIrl,s
regulars, with sales Of ll3 casks. AM
closed firm az 26isc. for regulars. vlfh
sales OF % casks Receipts is6 oasys '
Rosln--f,Irm; sales $50 barrels A. r..
$40; VI, $50; l. geo. X. $40. NJ. s. %.
N 1.eet5.eo' wlndow-slssa, SO; water.
CHARLESTON, $. c. January 9.-rur.
pentine Quiet at &c. Receipts. / cssk
Rcsin--Good strained firm Il gO5aio5
Receipts. 2s6 barrels.
LONDON AND PARIS.
LONDON. ENG, January 9-Rar 40.
yer esd.
Paris aavices quote pr cent rort
ZOE francs. 52isc. FOR the account. ami g..
change on London, 3 francs. Ifsc.
checks.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NnDIrnT IA Tappar.s
quiet: common. ifiliAc.; prime. nc: cxtrr
prime, &C.: fancy fi.r errn ish. ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
AGAINST THE CITY
JUDGE HANCKEL DECIDES THAT
CAPT. vELLINEs HELD OVER.
to Remove the Chief or His As
sistnnts-Enect of the Decision
Desperate Negro Tragedy.

NORFOLK. VA, January 29.-tspe-
cial.)-Judge Hanckel to-day dismissed the
appeal Of the city against Captain NJ. J.
vellnes. Of the police force. and affirmed
the decision Of Justice Burroughs, which
declared that he held over until his sue
cessor qualified. Judge Hanckel also IN
cidentally decided that the police COM
mssioners had no power TO remove the
chief or his assistants without cause. The
Judge decides that there is a vast differ
ence between the appointment and re-
moval of the chief and his assistants on
the one hand. and the rank and file Of
the force on the other hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
Mean temperature.. 49,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, January 29-The business
at the Stock Exchange was character
lied by a heavy and dropping market.
In the first hour OF business prices
dropped anywhere from Is TO ia per cent,
the Industrials, Louisville and Nashville,
Missouri Pacific, the Coalers, and the
Changers, Southern Railway. and Man
haitian leading. The heaviness of the
market was due TO the failure OF London
to respond to the Presidents message.
the engagements Of additional amounts or
gold for shipment to Europe. and the
selling of both stocks and bonds for for
elgu account The Withdrawals of gold
from the Sub-Treasury to-day were 5000
900, and for the week. $6,7500o0. and the
shipments by the steamship Majestic to-
morrow will reach S2,4lO,Oo0.
In the afternoon disposition was
evinced to cover short contracts on the
announcement that the gold men In the
House Banking and Currency Committee
have gained a partial victory, and state
ments that the Senate Will take up the
Patterson pooling bill tomorrow. In
consequence, prices moved up a little,
Notwithstanding the Generalization In the
grain and provisions markets. Lead rail-
lied from 2shs to S0h. General Electric
from 1854 to SO%, Tobacco from s2l4 TO
$685.. Sug-r from 50 to 3d. Chicago Gas
from 7lis to 72ls. Rock Island from 60is
TO 6lIs, Manhattan from l04is TO LOG, Jer-
sey Central from SN to S6A, New Eng
land from 70 to 30, Tennessee Coal from
l3it TO 49,. United States Leather from
6Oi9 to 6lls. Bay State Gas from 1914 TO
2Ost. The other leading stocks recovered
4 10 z per cent, and closed firm.
Transactions were on a larger scale
Net changes show losses OF 4 to 1% per
cent. Northwestern, General Electric,
Lead, and New England gained ,saA per
After the close of business, information
reached the street that the S5na.te
Finance Committee had decided that II
cannot agree on any financial bill This
created nervous feeling, ana considsfa-
bic anxiety was manifested as TO how
the foreign markets would take the latest
development.
The bond market was weak and lower,
and there were heavy POPULATIONS, espe-
cially in the issues held for European
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
i76, 900; of unlisted. $1,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call has been firm at 2 per
cent: last loan at 2. and closing offered
at 2 per cent; prime mercantile paper
Far silver. 5s7s: Mexican. dollars. 4Sls.
Silver at the board, 1914, bid.
Sterling exchange strong Win actuai
business in bankers bills at st;ss1zd4. Ssa
for sixty days, and A.S9l. az. sgla for de-
mand; posted rates, .s9lag4s0ia; COM
mercial bills, S.HlkIA$A.
Government bonds steady. state bonus
weak. Railroad bonds heavy.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

CHICAGO. January Gas the result
OF an explosion OF gasoline IN the cellar
OF Gaynor's Hotel one man was burned
10 death and William Francis WAS baby
burned. The victims went into Ne cellar
for some purpose, taking with MN a
lighted candle. The flame came 700 near
a can OF gasoline, and a terrific explosion.
which threw the two men many feet
away and set the building on IRE. occur
red The dead man lived but few mia
utes after being hroughl out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
DEATHS.

BLACKBURN Died. at her rs ..'l,.,,
NJ n south Iombardy street, IrSsaH
morning January 2,h. at o'clock, s, !,
GusTINA L. DORA BLA.hDe ~
aged 81 years. month ana Il .r, ~
Funeral from the rea'1enss =,
DAY MORNING. January sist, AZ
a ~ FrIends and aeauaintanees rlesse
$500 $500 in,srmsnt az the family buying
ground In Henrico county
rII.LER.-Disd. suddenly, IN N'f'1 ss:
~. Mondav. January .. iNS A. ~.
Tf H. son OF A. +. and ~ = iA's''
"i nu,tai from Union Depot THIS 49,
nasSay, MORNING. at II O'clock in'.r'
men, in shockoe HIN Cemetery
wArsoN.-pied. a, his home, .. .h,Sss'
~, = sssn. THoMAss. WATSON hs.'
An the 18TH year Of his age. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
Death of Thomas :. watson, sr.

LOUISA, VA, January 29.-(Special.)-
Thomas s. Watson, Sr.. died at his home
In the Green Springs neighborhood, last
Saturday night. at o'clock, after n
long illness. from Brights disease. lie
the foremost citizens Of the county. He
and Mathew @. Anderson. deceased, re-
presented Louisa in the General As
sembly Just after the war. lie was one
owned magnificent stock-farm; was
kind TO the poor and no one more hos
nitable at his home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
Ouiet Night nj the Armory.

drilling, everything was as quiet al the
Armory last night as the proverbial
church mouse. None Of the officers were
at the headquarters. and very few of
the sOldier-bOys put In an appearance.
SPECULATION as TO the finding Of the court
Of inquiry was INDUCED in by the few
who were there. and the announcement
Of the result Is awaited with a great
deal of interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, January 29.-Re-
ceipls-cattIe, 200; sheep, $50; hogs, 600
sales--Cattle. 800; sheep. $50; hogs, 60
head
Prices-cattIe, best. 4ffinc., gross; me-
dunn to good. 3lf3&c., gross; common TO
fair. 2hN24c., gross: bulls, 24Q2Ac..
gross; sheep. 3Q41.c., gross; hogs, 5u6lkc.,
net.
Prospects fair for next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

The funeral Of Mr. William T. Var
brOugh took place at noon yesterday
from the First Presbyterian church, and
the services were conducted by the pas
tor Rev. DR.. Kerr Among those who
came from distance TO attend was Mr..
Charles Tilton, of Boston, Mass. Mr.. Til
ton was also one Of the pall-bearers. The
interment was In Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
For the Beuent of the Poor.

Quite a delightful musical was given
under the direction OF Mr.. J. Louis Sulli-
van at Belvidere Hall last night for the
benefit Of the poor of Sacred-Heart
Parish The programme was varied ana
most entertaining. Among those who
took part were Miss Mary Hopkins, go
prano: Mrs. John Il. Durrett. alto: Mr..
HaddOn s. watkins, tenor; Mr.. oscar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
CatarrEl
Is Common.

Few realize just how common
It is. Very many people have Catarrh, or
At least Catarrhal symptoms, who would
laugh g., the idea Il is an unpleasant dis
ease-one Of those which make Others IN
comfortable IS we'll as the one who has it.
The FIST symptoms are: a heavy feeling
between the eyes, profuse and offensive
mucous discharge from the nosirils, head
ache ana ival breath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

PORT OF RICHMOND. JASuARY 90 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahont1s. Deyo, Norfolk. mercasa.
disc ana passengers; IrS.n Nois.Sef' s''s''0'
tendent ,y,
Steamship Old Dominion, Coleh, Nes io,a,
merchandiss and passengers; george W. N''''
q Co, agenlh
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Jas 20 1870
ARRIVED
Steamship Mathew Boflnston, tsps s.use"''
By,ttsh steamship HangariH, Nea 'fFsr
American steamship rb4sfllt 90 .lhs'~N
SchOoner Kate d. ogden, Mes hAFeh'
SAILED.
American steamship shawmui. fostoa
Brttisn steamship Shenandoah LNetI'"-
Schooner X ]. Career Bolton
Srhooner l. l. spraguc, Lyln.
scnconer H. w VA ON DeT, boston
Barge Merced,ta, Boston.
PORT or WEST POINT. JAN. 20, 1898.
ARRIVED
steamshlu Danvllle, Murphy, baltihioFe' pas
saosers and general cargn n--t..,..
sfeamshto Morgan IitY, BAKER Ff"'fis"'''
passepgcrs ard gogsral ergo ,,..... -
steamship Chatham, Fps'ef' D@'N"'N~'
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
stanrpship panyrle. Murphy, Baltimore pas'
sengerS aud general cargo o,,.....
stsamsnip Morgan Guy, bakef, pa'"i'i''
nasaensars and gensrel CARO-. a..
stss M hip Chatham. Poster. Ffotrione' W
Nortolx. passengers and general c.tse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
Chesapeake and Ohio.

NEW YORK. January 9.-The Chcsa-
pealSe and Ohio road reports Tor De-
cember: Gross earnings. $50 2l5: increass.
sS1, aoS; expenses. Nil $50; Increase 1855.
and net earnings. sg52.6ll. increase. So ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. January 20, 1895.

NGs.-Corn-White. 30 bushels.
SALHs.-Corp-- Corn White, 90 bushels.
QuorAroSs--- Wnest-Lonsberry. 5sa6itc
mIxeo.s 57aoI itr. . sbo-tbcirv. 5ea6fke.; No
red. Gle corn-wnits Virginia fTc.; NO
2 white. 47c. /; No g niixeo. ACC. No
mnec. 3ji<a3rc. No. mixed. 34Na3oc.
winter, 45a4sc. kye 67s5sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
The Amount Growing steadily.

The special committee from the Virginia
State Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety was not out yesterday, but Will
possibly go out again this morning. Con-
tributions are still coming in. however.
The following contributions came in yes
terday. Previously reported, S2.027: +. A.
Saunders Il Son. so; Writ Il. Taylor q
Co, SIS Total, s. ,l02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
The Pnpers Not Opcned.

Governor OFerrall said last night that
he had not even opened the report OF the
court Of inquiry in the case of the officers
of the First Regiment who were cen
sured for refusing TO hold court-martial,
and, therefore, had nothing TO give out
on the subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
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