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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
SW. RKADY USZ
Meczennik.
(I2 STYCZNIA).

Arkadyusz swiety, kt6rego
miejsce urodzenia lata m}o-
dosci So nieznane ,zy} w Ceza~
rel w Maurytani wv Afryce),
kiedy "a cesarza Decyusza
wybuch}o ponowne straszliwe
przesladowanie chrzescDan,
Starosta cesarski kaza1 spo-
rzadzi6 spis wszystkich mie-
szkaic6w i .wyznaczy} dzie6,
aby wszyscy chrzescijanie
zeszed}szy sic, bogom z}ozyli
ohary. Kto sic ME stawi, lub
bogom sic ME pok}oni, zginac
ma okrutna smiercia. Arka
dyusz, aczkolwiek sic smierci
msczenskiej ME obawia}, chcia}
jednakze jeszcze kilka dni zyG,
aby sic ma SmierG lepiej
przysposobit. Ukry} sic wiec,
zostawiwszy powinowatego
jako zawiadowce W swym
domu. w ukryciu sposobi}
sic Arkadyusz ma ostatnia
godzine, wzmacniajac sic
przez modlitwe, post i inne
.uczynki pokutne do oczekuja-
eel go walki. Ze spisu polka
za}o sig, ze Arkadyusza W
dniu oznaczonym ma pok}on
bogom ME by}o; starosta
przeto pos}a} po niego do
domu, ably go zaraz przypro-
wadzono. Ze Arkadyusza ME
zastano, przeto kaza} owego
zawiadowce wrzucic do wiezie~
MIA i talk d}ugo trzymat,
dop6ki ME powie, gdzie sic
Arkadyusz schroni}. Uwiezio-
ny powinowaty tego uczynit
ME m6g}, bo Arkadyusz ME
powiedzia}, dokad lub po co
sic udaje. Skoro sic Arkadyusz
O tenn dowiedzia}, opuSci}
natychmiast miejsce schronie-
MIA. i stawi} sic ma publicznem
miejscu pred starosta.
), ,,Jestem got6w,' % rzek} ,po-
niesc wszelkie meki, ale pusc
wolno niewinnie "a mnie
uwlezlonego uObu was
puszcze wolno,' odrzek}
starosta Z udana przychylno-
Scia, ,, skoro sic bogom
pok}onicie. ,Chrzescijanin
ME k}ania sic martwym bo-
gom: Chrystus jest mojem
zyciem, moja smierciq, moim
zyskiem. Czyh re nina, co ci
sic podoba". Wtedy kaza}
starosta przynieS6 tortury,
sadzac, ze ma widok Narzedzi
katowskich m}ody jeszcze
Arkadyusz sic przerazi. Lecz
ten ami zmruzywszy okiem,
Chcia1 sic ma meki ze sat
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
III MenOInfnee.
5 Stycznia.
(WOZNIACY URATOWA-
MY,

Trzej polscy rybacy, kt6-
rych burza z lodem zapedzi}y
daleko ma jezioro Michigan,
szcze$liwie dobili do brzegu.
Po up}ywie 81 godzin, kiedy
byli z jake 20 mil Cd brzegu,
zerwa} sic wiatr po}udniowo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
HF Abonentom,

Rb Ab0nent0m,
kt6rzy jeszcze W cia :
gu bie&acego miesia2-
ca zapisza sobie 1a-
szego TX katolika"' !,
liczyG bedziemY rok
abonentowy cd No.
wego roku. Odbiora
tez wszystkie numera
cd pocz9tku roku.
Nasz podr6zujacy
agent pan " awrzy-
nice Radomski bedzie
W te niedziele, 81
Stycznia, W Delano,
Mimi,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10

chyba ze MIN W wszystkiem
sic zgadzaja. Zapomoia} sic
vice starry pra}at, wyzywajac
Z ambony swojej katedry
arcybiskupa 1relanda. Parafia
nie katedralnego koscio}a W
Rochester ME po to poszli ma
nabozehstw2, ably s}uchat
wyzwiska, ale s}owa Bozego
Koncylium baltimorskie wy
raznie zakazuje duchownym
wzajemnie sic publicznie
zniewazaG. Nj Biskupi, nj
ksieza tego paragraph ME
obserwuja. Ola tego KATo-
L1K nieraz s}abszych musi
broniG.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10

rozebra6. Ia sta}os6 wprawi}a
staroste w TAXA wsciek}osc, ze
wymySli} tax straszny rodzaj
smierci, jakiego sam szatan
wymySle6 ME zdo}a}. Ia
up6r', krzyknaE pieniacy sic Z
gniewu tyran, ,,masz tyle
wycierpieG, lie jeszcze laden
smiertelnik ME 'wycierpia}.
Rzuccie go ma ziemie', rozka-
za} oprawcom, ',,i odcinajcie
mu cz}onek po cz}onl<u, ale
jak najjwolniej! Zacznijcie Cd
najmniejszych staw6w u rak,
oderznijcie reke, potem ode
rznijcie dolne ramie od }okcia,
potem g6rne rarnie Cd oboj-
czyka; tax samo postapcie
sobie cz}onkami, pocz2wszy
Cd palcy un6g al do kad}uba!
Ale rznijcie zwolna nozan1i.
Ma on meczarnie smiertelne
tylekro6 razy odczuG, lie ma
staw6w, ma poczuG, jak
bogowie tego karza, ktorzy
niemi / cesarzem gardza!'
Arkadyusz wys}ucha} tego
wyroku oczyma W nfebo
wznlesloneml sam sic rozebra1
/ poda} oprawcom swe cia1o
ma owo zgroza przejmujace:
kaleczenie cudownym spo-
kojem. Lezqc W krwi, modli{
sic donosnym g}osem: Panic
moi i Boze! Tys mi da} te
cz}onkii, oharuJeCi je wssystkie,
Ty mi je znowu oddasz W
dzleh zmartwychwstania! O
wy szczeSliwe cz}onki, kt6re-
scie dostapi}y chluby bye
|oflarowanemi Bogu, teraz
kocham was tenn wiecei,
poniewaz odemnie odcrzniete,
prawdziwie do Boga nalezycie;
ma kr6tki czas musimy sic
roz}aczyc, abyScie jako Slnier-
telne odciete, by}y mi ME
smlertelne oddane, izbyn
rn6g} wyjsG naprzeciw kr6lowi
wiecznej wspanialoSci''.
Poniedzy tysiacami zgro-
madzonych widow, ME by}o
ami jednego Okla, ktoreby ME
by}o }zami zalane, nawet sami
oprawcy p}akali litosci,
wspo}czucia wzruszenia.
Zebrawszy ostatnie silly, rzek}
do mich Arkadyusz: ,Bracia,
kt6rzy jeste$cie swiadkami
tego niezwyk}ego widowiska,
poznajciez, jak lekkiem jest to-
wszystko ola tego, kt6ry
wiecznej korony oczekuje!
Wierzcie mi umierajacemu,
vase ba}wany ME So bogami,
ami wam mic pom6dz ME
moga; wyrzeczcie sic ich
haniebnej s}uzby. Jeden tylko
jest Bog, On to jest, kt6ry
mnie W moim op}akanym
stanie, W jakim mnie widzicie,
wspiera i pokrzepia; cierpiec
dlaNiego jest s}odka radoscia,
umrze6 ola Niego jest praw-
driven zyciem.
Po tych s}owach dusza lego
ulecia@a W niebo dnia II
Stycznia 200 roku.
/,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
Spis ksfazek. jake
A AATOLIA ma prezeRst
NfiaarNi2.

~ OBRAZKOWY KALEN.
DARZ MARY YANSKI,eo rokaS95
z d,oe7su A45ne,n5 koloroaoesai
obYazanai, z kt0rych jede9e przedsta
eoia Ko$eixs@ke, a d'ugi P'*enoj-
saoietszq rod=ine. Cena 2sb G.
q WESOhY WIERSZOKLE.
IA. Pouia,szowo1aeo mo- eos1eIkle
przygody zaprosaey no e0ese!e z
wielu obroskonai 2D G..
81 PRzYGODY LORKA.
Cieka,ce opowiadoasie Z csns6eo sre-
<z,eiowiecsnych 10 Polsce rs c..
A. PROROCTWO MICHAL-
rY, Mdloecej &c Sob6y, 13 SydiHs
81 SKOWICZEK. Z6iGr pol
skich pios1aeh zu@osoych f0 c.
g. Bajka Trzech Bracia, z
kt6ryuh dwuch by1o madry ch, a
jeden g}upi, 0 zielonym wezu.
burym kocle sroczce bez
ogOna. 80. .-.-............... SO G.
u Zyd aoieczoy tu5ac@ 10 c.
81 Testament Piowa W;elkie'
90 c.
81 KANTYCZKI ...... c
lO) O jamie ward W
sK1m m, wielklm czarowniku. l5c
1l) ProrO wa o
! s .''o '.e' 1"C
l2) wot Kosciuszki zoe
l3) NJ cz ii s wo
sw. Dz1ew1cy KrYstyny..-... l0c'
14) K aszu b1 pod
W / edn em... lOc.
l5) K q ecz k a d la
d usz n a b ozny h.-.--. sc.
l6) POI me d a bajek 20 c
10 Walek ma jarm arku
Zabawna powiesG wlerszem 20
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza w liscie, w kt6rym
przese}aia pieniadze, wyszcze-
g6lniG tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragna dostat, wybierajqc tax
ably wartost pozadanych ksia-
lex ME przewyzsza}a jednego
dolara i dzlesleciu cent0w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
PARYZ, Ranv DO szwin

sic zagoi}y, a Francya juz ma
try nowe skanda}y patrzeG
musi. Ma samym kohcu roku
minionego skaza}y sadly parry
skie kapitana Dreyfuss'a ma
dozywotnie wiezienie i degra-
dacya publiczna "a zdrade
stanu. Wyda} by} ambasadzie
n ie mi e c kiej sekreta for
tyhkacyl Paryza. Zdrajce
ojczyzny zdegradowano wobec
calej za}ogi Paryza 10000
wojska). Podobnej sceny W
tym wieku ME widziano.
Odebrano mu szable, odznaki
kapitana, zdarto galony Z
tuzurka, potem jako pros
tego zbrodniarza zapro-
wadzono przy g}uchych g}o-
sach bebn6w do wiezienia.
R6wniez odwo}a} Rad telegra-
hcznie gubernatora Tonkinu
"a zdrade stanu. .Trzeci Swim
del francuzki odegra} sic W
kradziezach publicznych i
}ap6wkach koleji po{udniowo
francuzkiej. Maja ?aryzanie,
czem sic interesowaG.
LONDYN, - Gladstone
obchodzi} W s~ojej majetnoSci
Hawarden Castle osmdziesiata
plata roczoice swoich urodzin.
Najwiekszy ten MAJ stanu
przy schy}ku naszego stulecia
W przepysznej movie do gosci
uja} sic "a Ormianami. Me
wymowne barbarzy1stwaT Tur-
k6w, twierdzi}, podpadaja
sadowi swiata cywilizowane-
go. Jezeli chodzi 0 przekro-
genie praw ludzkosci, kazdy
cz}owiek ma nie tylko prawo,
ale / obowiazek bronienia
s1abszych, chociaz W cudzym
kraju. Tel w}asnie zasady sic
trzyma} KAToLIK w wyswie-
tleniu smierci Sp. x. Draz-
kowskiego.
RZYM.- Ojciec sw. udzie-
lii audyencyi odcerom amery-
kahsklego okretu ), Machias, :"
kt6ry wr6ci1 rzadowi papiez-
kiemu }askawie pozyczone
przedmioty nieograniczonej
wartosci ma miniona wystawe
chicagoska. Panowie Amery-
kanie bardzo sic Z slow Ojca
sw. ucieszyli, ,udajac sic potem
do kolegium katolicko-ame-
rykahskiego ma obiad. Rad
w}oskl takze z najwyaszem
uszanowaniem oficerow przyj-
mowa}.
CHICAGO. Grozne
protesta grup zwiazkowych
sierra pop}och W tutejszych
szeregach patryotycznych. Me
tylko grupy philadelhjskie, ale
i milwaukee, (niekt6re) ME
pragna car6w W Zwiazku
narodowym. Podobne jedna-
kow6z awantury pokatne chy-
ba W najetyn alkierzu redak-
tora ZGoDY ma szali zawaza.
y .fAOL.- opOdzleWanO
sic, ze X. arcybiskup Ireland
pociaagnie x. biskupa Nc.
Quaid Z Rochester, Stan New
York, do odpowiedzialnosci
"a obelge mu przez teg6z
publicznie wyrzadzona. Mic z
tego ME bedzie. x. Biskup
Nc. Quaid ma te s}abosc, IL
kazdego oponenta Cd niedo-
wiarka, anarchisty / nawet
}otra wyzywa. Sam dobrze
mysli. ale ME przypuszcza
dobrej intencyi II innych,
nawet wyzszych Cd siebie,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
NasZ Prezent
NOWOrOCZ1ly.
wart przeszlo 81. 90.

\ktory dawac bedzlemy jeszcze
przez ca}y miesiac Styczeh
Kazdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zap8aci
ca1oroczny abonament, w
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
W podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek z pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
starefnu abonentowi, kt6ry
teraz ca1y rok naprz6d gazette
nasza oplaci, wsze|ako maj
mniej do Stycznia 1895 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10

CIESZYN - Ia staraniem
dzielnego X. Swiezego
Macierzy. G6rno olazkiej
otworzy sic W Cleszynie W
tym roku pierwsza klasa,
P o S k ie g o gimnazyum ma
-Slasku austryackim. Chociaz
niemcy kolonizuja w Poznah-
skiem Prusach Zachodnich,
zywio1 polski wzrasta w innych
naszych dzielnicach.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
POZNAN. - By}y pro

POZNAN. - By}y pro-
boszcz Winonski Wiel. x.
K. Domagalski, otrzymawszy
nledawno temu prawo oby-
Wate]stWa w tenn rnleScle
zosta} wybrany W dniu 3
Grudnia czlonkiemI owarzyst-
waPrzyjacio} Nauk i przydzie-
lony do wydzia}u literacko-
historycznego. w dniu 8
Grudnia kaza} ksiadz K. W
kosciele Bozego Cia}a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
REPORT of the hoard of Managers
Home for IncurabIcs.

At the meeting Of the board early in
December the final report OF Miss Mary
Thaw as treasurer OF the bazaar was
received and approved.
The report condensed was as follows:
Total receipts. &,5s7.54; disbursements.
SO15; profit. S.0l03s.
The board, in accepting Miss Thaws
report passed resolution OF thanks TO
her for her faithful discharge of her
duties as treasurer and for her inyau-
able services In arranging for an man.
aging the drill which proved the princi-
pal drawing card for the bazaar, attract
ing immense crowds each night IL was
presented. Thanks were also given 10
Captain Mills. and 10 the twenty-four
young ladies who. at much personal sacri-
fee, faithfully presented themselves twice
each week and three extra nights Tor
this beautiful drill
To Mr.. 4. 4. Gaines. also. much graf
itude is felt for his kindness in assisting
Miss Thaw in her arduous duties - trea-
surer and for numberless instances of
kindly service 10 the ladies in charge.
The board then passed a general reso-
luton Of thanks 10 the following: To
Colonel Jones Tor the use OF the armory;
10 the Ground and Building Committee
OF the city Council for permission 10
accept Colonel Jones offer; 10 the press
Of the city for numberless kind notices
and continual advertisement before. du-
ring. and since the bazaar: to the Rich
mOnd Railway and Electric Company
for magnificent donation ~ electric
lights 10 Mr. Fritz Sittcrding, for most
generous donation Of lumber. for build
ing two booths, the beautiful Catholic
snip. and the Methodist booth. without
cost, and for his very moderate bill for
the remainder OF the carpenter work:
TO the city for gas; to Mr.. Taylor for
FOnticello Water for use Of restaurant;
10 Mr. Hartman for SwinefOrd Arsenic
Water, for use OF slot machine. and for
personal effort in assisting the ladies';
TO Messrs. Miller q Rhoads for decorating
two booths; 10 Mr. Thomas i. Goode
for Buffalo Lithia Water; TO Mr.. John
Bowers for putting up stove for res
taurant; to Mr. Blanton for daily supply
OF milk 10 the Richmond Floral Com
pany. j. II. Harvey d Co, Mr.. Hammond
and other florists for repeated donations
Of flowers: TO many friends, almost num-
berless. for donations and for checks
which. added to the grand total of our
profits and helped TO swell the building
fund of the Home for Incurables
MARY r. GREENHOW,
President Of Board.
Elizabeth c. Barton. Secretary Board
OF Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
EVENT IN CHURCH HISTORY.
Opening sunday Of New st. Paurs
I'm Iynchburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA, December %
Special -Perhaps the greatest event in
the church history OF Lynchburg was colo-
brated yesterday. the occasion being the
opening Of the new st. Pauls. one OF
the handsomest church edihces in the
South. Interest in the exercises was con-
fined to- no particular denomination, and
long before the hour for services to be-
gin the building was literally packed
Several hundred persons. to their great
disappointment were turned away. 4
full-vestcd choir of thirty voices ron
dered the music which was indeed
grand. and the services throughout were
of a most impressive character. In the
morning Rev. y. VI. Carson. the rec
tor. ofiicia ed. assisted by Revs. Lloyd
Lacy, and Gray In the afternoon Cap
tain Charles NJ Blackford delivered an
address. and at night Rev. DR.. Lacy
preached.
The funeral services OF Warren Peters,
whose tragic death by fire near Forest De-
pot on Thursday night last was an
nounced in the Dispatch. took place yes
terday afternoon from the residence Of
his brother-in-law, DR.. +. a. Lee, OF this
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
She Passes Away I'm WRshtngtou
After n prtrf vJtucss

Tho death OF Miss Kate Clopton I'm
O'Clock was a great shock TO her many
friends In this city and Manchester. The
deceased went 10 Washington about three
weeks ago to visit her niece. Mrs. William
G. Henderson. She had been I'm bad health
for some time. but was not taken dan
serously I'll until Friday afternoon. Her
brother Judge William |. Clopton, was
telegraphed Saturday 20 come on TO
Washington 20 his sisters bedside. but
she had passed away when he reached
that city. The remains reached the city
at midnight Sunday. and were taken to
the residence OF her brother-in-law, Mr..
Charles NJ. Wallace. on Church Hill.
Miss Clopton was born in New Kent
county. and was IN the 6sth year OF her
age. She was daughter Of the lamented
Judge John B. Clopton. who up TO the
time OF his death was Judge of the Man
chester Circuit. and also Of the Peninsula
circuit. Deceased WINS cndeared TO many
wounded Confederates by reason OF the
SentenosS, tenderness. and Cheerfulness
with which she administered TO their
wants at the old Clopton Hospital. which
was located on Franklin street between
Third and Fourth. and conducted by her
mother and sisters during the whole
course OF the war. Her adherence to the
Lost Cause was ardent and extreme.
which devotion she retained up to her
death
Miss Clopton was one OF the founders Of
Meade Memorial Episcopal church. OF
Manchester, Of which she was long a
consistent member until four years ago.
when she removed her membership to
Bruton-Parish church. williamsburg
where, with her sister, Miss Charlotte
Clopton, she conducted a young ladies'
school Miss Clopton was woman of
fine intellectual attainments, being mis-
tress of several languages. and a line
mathematician and historian.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from ST. Johns
church. The services will be conducted
by Rev. DR.. Goodwin. pastor of St Johns,
assisted by Rev. BENJAMIN Dennis, pastor
Of Meade-Memorlal church.
The following gentlemen will be the
pall-bearers: Honorary--Judge Beverly A.
Hancock. Judge S. y. Witt. Colonel John
Il. Cary, Hon. George II. Wise, Hon. w
W. Baker. Mr.. William G.. Taylor Ac-
uve-Judge John II. Ingram, Hon. Henry
A. Maurice. Messrs. David L. Pulliam,
W. Hay Garnett John Clopton Stamper,
Malcolm d. Hart. NJ. A. Chambers. and
Preston Cooke.
The interment will be in the family sec
ton in Hollywood Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
IN THE SOUTHW EST.
THE FIGHT OVER THE BEDFORD
HIGH SCHOOL.
\ Public Meeting In Favor of the
IustitutiOn-Opcn the Christmas
CnmpniWn-Person and GcncrnI-
The sunday Dispatch.

BEDFORD CITY, December 23.-(Spe-
cial)-On Saturday night public meeting
which was largely attended was held I'm
the Opera House I'm behalf OF the High
School. Professor Hughlett, OF Randolph
Macon Academy. presided. Addresses
were made by the chairman. O. c. Ruck-
or. w. w. Berry. r. ID. Berry. NJ. T..
Burks, n. ID. Hawkins. ID. Z. Parr, Jr..
.. c. Bell. and c. A. Board Resolutions
were adopted expressive OF appreciation
OF the fine work that the High School has
already accomplished. Notwithstanding the
difficulties it has had to labor under since
its establishment. 4 copy OF the resolu-
tons will be forwarded TO the representa-
tives in the House from the county. and
also our State Senator.
4 more springlike day never dawned in
December than this, and the country
people are in town in full force. intent on
Christmas purchases. and discussion OF
the High-School question. that is exciting
more interest than any other that has
arisen in wears.
IT is estimated that TO the 1000 taxpayers
of the county the tax for this school will
average about 81 cents per capita per an
mum.
At o'clock Saturday afternoon permits
sion was granted to open the Christmas
campaign with frecrackers. Such deaf
ening noise as was begun with the pop
pers of every size and degree was joy TO
the boy and the dealer in such wares,
but dreadful TO grown folks and horses.
l1 f.Kh L..
Christmas with these instruments OF tor
ture. as though 1t was tho Fourth OF July
instead Of the greatest event in the
Christian calendar.
Senator IL. c. Lowry is at home for the
holiday.
NJ. c. Judd. who recently passed the ex-
animation In the School OF Pharmacy at
Richmond. has accepted position in
Baltimore.
Charles O'Hara has returned from the
university TO spend Christmas with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Oliver have arrived
from Richmond TO spend the holiday with
friends here.
Rev r. b. Eggleston and wife have
returned home from a visit to Louisa.
Mr. and Mrs Hawkins. former resi-
dents Of the county. but now Of st. Jo-
seph. No. are visiting Mrs. Marshall.
the sister Of Mrs. Hawkins.
Mrs. Hopkins formerly Miss Carrie
Brightwell Of Radford. IS the guest of her
mother, Mrs. r. f. Brghtwell.
William Jones has returned from Roa-
noke College TO spend the holiday with
his father. Rev. T. W. Jones.
Mrs. and Miss Crump. recently from
Albemarle. will spend the winter at Mrs.
c. W. Wharton's.
The Sunday Dispatch was quite libra
~ Of charming Christmas reading and
seems to have partaken Of the best OF
Dickenss thoughts Of the mission Of the
Yuletide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24

1850 bales; France. 500 bales; Continent.
%. 736 bales
Totals since September la: Net receipts,
ylo.tH bales; exports-;o treat 3ritnn,
s2.@7 bales; France. 1915 bales; Cont
nent. T4055 bales.
Futures closed steady: Dscember. $50:
January, $50: February, ST. March,
1904; April. 500: May, SSi5. June. SS.iJ.
July. 1913; August. NO: september. S..S.
October. $50; November. III; kWcs,
2S3,?v bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. December q =
December. S.Sl: January. EU. February,
s7.s3: March. ISL: April, a.9l May, slsS;
June. Ess; July. T.99; August. Ns3; Sep
TENDER $50; October, T.55.
The Cotton Exchange Will be closed on
December 18th and January LIST only.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. December 49,
Rosin-Firm strained, M.S5; good strain
ed. $40
Spirits OF Turpentine-Firm; mach,ue,
2Gl5c.: irregular. DC.
Tar-Steady at Soc.
Crude Turpentine-Firm: hard. y.l0,
soft. sl.50; virgin, sl.Go.
CHARLESTON, =. C., December r.
Turpentine-Firm at 2oizc, receipts. II
casks
Rosin-Good strained firm at N.20gSl.D,
receipts. PA barrels
SAVANNAH GA. December 23..yrur-
pentlne market CTtnfd and closed 'rni Al
&c. Later. sales were made at Zii2c.
Northumberland, with a good demand
for low grades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, December z-Flour-Dull
and easy; winter wheat. low grades,
s22oa2.e5; do. fair to fancy. s26Sa s.. 30
do: patents. S.DQs5.75: Minnesota clear.
s2On4l0; patents. S.l5QN; low extras.
s22dS265; southern flour dull and easy
common to fair extra. s.. l0a s.. SO: good TO
choice do. $2Onts
Wheat-Spot market fairly active and
firmer; No. red, store and elevator. Csc. :;
afioat. 69isc. Options moderately active
and firm at 3-sn5-sc. advance; No. 2
red. January. Ga 5-Sc.; March. &C 3-sc. :
May. IS lac. June. Sc; July. &c: De-
cember, 81 3-sc.
Corn-Dull but nrm: No. 2. 33xc in
elevator 33s.n35c. anoat Options dull
and unchanged. TO 1-ic. up, closing firm;
December 50 Use; January. 90 7-Sc.: May.
34lac.
Oats-Dull but firmer Options dull but
trmer: No. 2. December, &c; January.
q Lie: March. q 5-sc. May. "a l-Sc.: spot
prices No. 2, 23a23 Lie: No. white.
"a I-+c.: mixed western. 2st24 lie.
Hay-Steady; demand moderate: ship
ping. 70n75c.; good to choice. sj1.ssc
Wool-Quiet and firm: domestic. fleece.
l6n22c; pulled. Isaac.
Beef-Quiet and steady: family Noq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
Interesting Trial In Nelson.

JONINGSTON. VA. December %
(Special)-Great interest is being mani
Tested here in the case OF the Common
wealth We. A. Loving. which is set for
trial in the County Court tomorrow.
Loving Is charged with shooting John
Miller. and many prominent and infuen-
tial friends OF the former in this section
are anxious 20 soc him acquitted Indlca-
tions point TO an exciting legal battle
in which Senator John W. Daniel and
Coleman e. Caskie. Of Lynchburg, are
expected to appear for the defence. while
r. T. Gordon, Commemorative Attorney
of Nelson. and John Garland Pollard
Of Pollard g. Ryland. Richmond. Va, who
have been employed by the friends Of
Mr.. Miller. will represent the Common
wealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, STOCKS
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cnttie'
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
md Domestic.

- WASHINGTON. December 23.-Fore'
IrIIp cast for Tuesday. For Virginia,
WV" North Carolina, and South Caro-
lima: Generally fair weather; light
southerly winds.
The pressure has fallen during the past
twelve hours in oil parts of the country
except Oregon.
A depression OF great depth Is central
in AssInibola. Centres Of high pressure
exist on the middle. Pacific. and South
Atlantic coast. The temperature has
risen in the Northwest and has fallen In
Texas. Little change has occurred else
where.
Fair and slightly warmer weather is
Indicated for the South-Atlantic, and part
" cloudy weather for the Middle and
North-Atlantic States.
Conditions remain somewhat unsettled
In the Central Mississippi and Ohio val
leys, and occasional showers. are indi-
Gated in these districts and the Lake re-
gions.
Fair weather will prevail west OF the
Mississippi. with slightly higher tempera-
ture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond. Va. December q. 1895.
OF course. there were no auction sales
to-day nor VIII there be this week. and
private trading is very dull
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, silS.5o tobacco, sl,O7229 Total.
$3.50
Messrs. ID. Y. Cooper and John Cooper,
or Henderson, n. c.; w. a. Adams OF
oxford, y. c., and Samuel Glover, of
Louisville, KY, were here to-day.