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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

If man could discharge his Christmas
duties by simply giving his children
sufficient toys to ruin his household furni-
ture. he would consider Il a lucky com
promise but the season bringeth forth
like locusts the blind. the lame and the
halt, the leprous. the scrofulous. the can
cered. and the palsied. II is at this Yule-
tide season, too. that the preacher devotes
two-thirds Of the morning services 10 the
reading of notices appealing for help in
behalf of the incurables the aged and
the INDECENT. Yes. they are all willing to
lay aside their pride and accept Offer
ings from you a this time OF the year.
Never are you so forcibly reminded of the
number OF widows and orphans In this
world. II looks TO you as II all the hus-
bands on earth. except yourself, are dead.
Your old servants drop in on you. too,
with an irresistible. silent. threatening
smile which makes you hate yourself n
YOU don't give them present You don't
dare 60 into your barber-shop, for 1t would
bankrupt you. You let your hair grow
until you could almost plat it before you
drop in a tOnsorlal establishment. but the
instant you enter something tells you
they're waiting FOR you. The man who
has allowed you to pay him 81 month
for his services maenap.mously accepts
his Offering for his courtesy. The whlsk-
broom iiend serves on you his nandamus
compelling a tip for his prosecutions and
for the persistent way In which he has
asked you IL you wanted q shoe-shine.
The convicts at the penitentary who
after having done" everybody and every
thing else in the world are now doing
time" I'm the prison. spend Christmas quite
pleasantly. They are for that day at
least served a good meal. This year the
menu. hear viii, among other things, be
pork pie and cakes. The superintendent
a man Of large appetite when he IS eat
ing at somebody else's house-says he
would serve turkey. but Il Is such an In
convenient bird-too much for one person
and too little for two. His plea admits OF
no demurrer. Hundreds Of Christmas
boxes are sent every year to the convlcts.
and In these are pie and cakes galore.
All this Il great fun for the prisoners
but rather dull work for the pcnitentiary
officials, as each parcel has 10 be carefully
examined. There Is no telling when
mince meat pie may come In seasoned
with a few burglars saws or something
OF that sort.
While Christmas Is prc-eminently the
season for children, I earnestly hope that
the girls will also have their stockings
well flied on the 18Th. There Is nothing
which pleases me so much at this season
as n stocking well filled by girl. A
man can't I'LL one half as well.
-, UNCLE JOSH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

Santa Claus must have set up. sure
cnough there were the stockings they
had hung up the night before In the
sitting room They had disappeared
during the nIght. and were how dangling
by string. which was apparently fast
cned 10 one OF the poles. but In reality.
only went over 1t. She got them TO
reach up and pull their stockings down.
This lifted the flap In front and dis
closed the contents Of the wigwam.
There was plenty OF room for two
or three children 10 play inside, and the
tent was so popular with all the little
people who came 10 the house that IL
was kept in its corner for fully month
after Christmas.
Another woman. whom 7 know, got
I'D n regular estate one year. instead OF
having q tree. She had a platform about
three feet high and SS5 feet on the sur
face. Here she had the house, barn.
stables: the clothes lines, the vegetable
and flower gardens. walks. shrubhery,
trees. and "A fence. The nurse was
wheeling the haby-carrlagc on the front
walk: the coachmaD was driving out OF
the barn; the maid WAS hanging out the
clothes: everything was complete. and
by doing the greater part or the ar
rangemcnt Of the things herself, having
brought them separately. 1t was not so
expensive as one would think.
zone OF the most beautiful ana con-
vonient trees have ever seen was lighted
By incoulcscent electric lights Of different
colo,s. They were strung through the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

tree. and II needed but a twist OF the
screw 20 turn them all or or off. I'm
questionably the Christmas tree OF the
future. will be lighted by electricity, but
at present that method is only for the
favored few.
"a unique Christmas tree would be one
tenanted by animals alone; everybody
that understands children at all Will know
how they would like it. / planned such
n tree one time. but have never carried
II out. OF course. one would have TO
add sinners 10 the scheme. In order
TO make it snowy. but that is easy.
what Is the cheapest way Of making
an effective tree?'
"Tinsel and assorted balls. Buy the
loose tinsei that comes i'm envelopes Cob
web the tree with it and hang red and
green and yellow balls here and there.
There is no brighter tree or less ex-
pensive one except those strung with
popcorn. cranberries, and chains OF gilt
and silver paper These cost little for
decoration, but are proportionately less
effective.
"a German custom which IS not fol-
lowed in this country IS TO have a cave
with the creche and the Christ child in it.
The children's presents are then put In
the cave, too. There are more or less
spasmodic attempts on the part Of indi-
viduals to have something different from
the tree. but nothing else has ever APP
preached It in popularity and nothing else
ever will"
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Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company VIII be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices viii be
s,are IN nle2ss van
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
Come to Me i'm My Dreams.

Come to me in my dreams. loI +,
Oh. come to me oft,
When the light wing Of sleep
on my bosom lies soft
Oh, come when the sea,
In the moons gentle light,
Beats low on the ear,
Like the pulse of the night
When the sky and the wave
Wear their lOveiiest blue,
When the dew's on the flower.
And the star on the dew.
Come in beautiful dreams. love,
oh. come, and well stray.
Where the whole year is crowned,
with the blossoms Of May
Where each sound is as sweet
AS the coo Of dove.
And the gales are as soft
As the breathings Of love;
Where the beams kiss the waves,
And the waves kiss the beach,
And our warm lips may catch
The sweet lesson they teach.
Come in beautiful dreams. love,
Oh, come and well fly
Like two winged spirits
OF love, through the sky;
With hand clasped In hand.
On our dream wings well so,
Where the starlight ard moonlight
Are blending their glow;
And on bright clouds wen lingcr
Through long. dreamy hours.
Till loves angels envy
The Heaven of ours.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

calls OF name. and the owner walks up
aud receives tiny silk stocking. II she
be a woman; or PAPER machc pig. or
COW, or horse. Il n man. inside the stock
Ing VIII he a small pair OF scissors, all
SOLID gold, or a gold hand-mrror, or
gold scent-bottle. If n man. the fancy
pig. or other animal. viii have slowed
away In its interior a gold matchbox.
pooket-knifo with a gold handle. or
small pipe shoathcd IN gold.
Everything on that tree Is OF gold In
stead Of the regulation candies. there are
bulbs Of elcctric-lights IN lamps OF vary
ing HUGS. The little tree Is a mass Of
olcctrlc-wlres. and they run out on every
twig and branch.
When Santa-Claus Havomeyor has cali
al ihc las; name and bestowed the last
gift. supper Is served In the dinlng-room.
and when this feast Is over the ballroom
s. again visited. where tho grown-up chill
drcn dance into several hours or Christ
nas-Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
4 GOLDEN ST. NICK.
yR,NKETs OF GOLD FROM A
$4,000 CHRIsTMAs-TREE.
rho Havcmcycr rdca-A Startling
cbristmnS-Evc Party of New York
society Pcopie-Thc sugar King
A. santa Claus.
1coresnondence OF tho plsnatchN

Correspondence OF tho Dispatch)
NEW YORK. December iS.-The smart
,o.ks who luxuriate ia the sildcn gardens
~ swclldom are supposed 20 be 50 tho
roughly satiated with pleasures OF every
and that Christmas-tree burdened with
holiday Sits would seem to have few at
.rac;ious for them.
Yet each year there is a Christmas-tree
rsr,y IN one Of the fine houses in New
York which many socially ambitious mil
G5naires. their wives and sons and daugh-
,.-s would give almost anything for tho
,r.yilege Of attending and joining in the
fsyels.
This Christmas-tree Is a wonder Of its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
THE CHRIsTMas-TREE.
The Newest Things I'm Decorations.
How TO tdOrn II IncNpcpSiycIy.
New York SUM

'Ts tho Chris.mas-tree as popular as
evcr?" the sun reporter asked a man who
knows as much about Christmas as old
Santa Claus himself. lie looked as II
some one had asked him II Christmas had
gone out Of fashion.
"Of courset' he said, and tha; settled K.
The herald., 1896-01-11
San Eraocisco PRO fuce MARK af


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan TO- Following are quot
atoms oday:
sddlings-s,s to sal.oo bran. $1,000 to
Hay-whea 80 to Sl2 so: wheat and t,
So 30 to rl o afal a, So to 81 bs ley, S7 to
80. -; clover, 50 10 " 80. compressed, $j to
81 Stock $ TO $. 90; straw. Sc to &c.
Potal oes-Salinas Burbanks 65a9 C: river
7uc river reds '@ DC; early rose SOC 10
tUc; weet pota oes, 81 so to So Onions 80
in95c for Cal fornia: &c 20 ~ for Greg on
Cream squash. DC to &c. Tomatoes, 71c to
TO &c. Carrots, 30c to 4 e. Dtbbage, SOC
Asparagus 10 to l.19c per Id.
Apples-No l grades 6Dc to s.; common
Use. lady up lies, large boxes, 81 to IL ,25,
cr,nberries. very few offering; persim mons
4Uc to 75c
tit IL fruit Mexican LINES. $15n@j 81;
60 to choice. 81 81 to -; do fancy. ~. SO to
s': Cali orna oranges, Sc dlinys. 81 90 to
$.75. navels, $2.'W to s!.5n; Jap nese man.
darlns. darn ,.s o to -: bananas $.2o 20 81;
Butter-Fancy creamery, ~ to 2sc; seconds.
.5e TO 2 &c; fancy dair.. 2+c to 2oc: sec nds,
1c to 23c; fancy mild newc eesc. lc u &c;
fair TO good. &c to 0o;, eastern, H. to 21sc.
G st rn, lac to 2lc; selected eastern. pc to
Poultry Turkey gobblers. ,oc to lie; do
oos ers old. ~ 10 "a 8 ); broilers, small. S to
%35'; hrolers. large. 81 to $i.t hens, $la5;
ducks = ld.o0; geese. Sl.5 20: pigeons,
d .Mo %l@; Nai,ss;P ii,s; Pi dOns. s0ns yogns @l5o
fl. SO: srring, 81 80 to So; widgeon ST. IS TO to
$ 30; quail S5c to ii. 90; gray geese 81 o. to
-. So; rabbits. 81 to 81. 81 hare. $i:
English snipe. s. TO 5 so; common sni pc, 81
10 81 20; honkers, to % 30; brant, $l.25 to
The herald., 1896-01-11
Dun s Co.'S. Report

New YORK, Jan lO.-R G. Dun & Co.'S.
weekly review of trade viii say:
The new year begins with such uncer-
tainty that business is somewhat retarded.
The proposed sale of bonds offers ground
for confidence in the future, but no one i.
able to determine what its earliest effects
may he in the money market, and for the
time il is cause of hesitation rather than
hopefulness.
Specul alton in products has not been ac-
tive. Wheat Is about one CEN hil her and
corn the same, wi hout distinct reason in
each case; for the government report,
tardily conforming 10 commercial es j.
mates of some months ago, did not COM
mand great confidence. Wheat receipts
at western poln were almost double last
year, Z,SO5.7O2 against .3O5,7G4 last
year, hut Atlantic exports were d little
larger than last year. Corn n cepts are
about quarter lower than last year, while
Atlantic exports are about four times as
large.
The industrial situation has not mater-
ally changed. There is much hesitation in
the iron business, some advance in BESSIE
mer pig. Finished products of irou and
steel are on the whole quoted a Ii tie lower.
The business in nails is extremely slow.
Nothing is doing in rails, and while there ia
q rather better demand for sheet and
plates and several good orders are report
ed for structural works. angles are quot.
shade lower. Everything turns on he
conirac for ore, which are still unsettled.
but the great excess in production of ! ig
iron over the present demand is no longer
denied and it is Xpec ed that quite num-
Der of the tu naces will presen ly discon-
tinue production. Lower prices for Va
bama iron renew competition with eas ern
furnaces.
Sales of wool are large, $500 800
pounds for the week, against 5,436,7 8
las year, although a large part of the pur-
chases is Of a speculative character, based
upon ,he belief that prices may be ad-
vanced if the new tariff bill goes into
effect.
Failures for the week have been 43l in
the United States, agaii ST 42l last year,
and o3 in Canada against "a last year.
The herald., 1896-01-11
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Light Gold Shipm ,nts Exert a Favorable
Influence
The Close Is Firm, With a General Net
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Securities
Rule Strong and
Higher

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Jan. lO.--The share specula-
ton day was opened dull but an easier
tendency soon became evident and general
frac tional losses were scored. Before the
expiration of the first hour, however, the
selling pressure was exhausted and a we'll
defined covering movement ensued, under
the leadership of induslrals which carrie1 4
prices up to a material extent. Later in
the Gay the anthracite coal stocks and
RraDeers were strong features. The last
mentioned group was he psd by reports of
d. cidedy increased movement of corn.
The stimu lating influence upon the coal
stocks was an inaccurate ruinOr of an inn
pending concerted advance IN anthracite
coal prices at tide water. The cold snap
undoubtedly sharpened The consumptive
dsnand for coa, but this will only exert a
temporary influences upon the Wholesale
| trade, except as halt Is called on the
heavy mining operations. Sugar certifi-
Gates sold up IN cents to 1Oi5s partly on
the belief expressed that the German sugar
bounty bill N the keIch-t " will not p ,s5
and partly on pretty confident sentiment
| by the traders that he old dividend Rates
will be maintained his year. The pre-
ferred ock rose l II. The general market
was u,yed up by The conviction bv he
! delay incidental to the program for f1o At
ing the new government loan wit, not result
in any serious finaucial dis urnance. The
fact ina only 81 100000 in gold was en-
gaged for shlpnenl tomorrow also nad a
favorable influence upon the market. Late
in the day realizing sales CAUSED "A general
reaction In the closing deai igs prices
again hardened and the clos NJ was firm ,
with substantial net advances general.
Business in railway mortgages was of mod
crate proportions and ID strong tone pre-
vailed. Atchison AID Kansas and Texas
ISSUES were we'll su Jported and game 1
sharply. The sales aagreg i'ed 81 ,55S.OOO.
Governments ruled strong and higher.
The new four per cent coupons and do
five per cent coupons sold up l u and l
per cent respectively on purchases of $lO,-
600 cash,
The herald., 1896-01-11
CiosinY Stocks

NEW YORK. Jan. lO.-The Official closing quo
tat ms for stooisw re as follows;
A,chison, 49, Adams Express, l49: Alton
and lerrc Haule, o'i: do pre- ierred. =; Amer
Canadian Pacific, 52ls; Canada Southern. 50;
Cen raj pacitcf Az; thes. d Ohio. l43s: chi
GAO GAO y Alton, l53 CHG. Bur& oui cy. 741s;
ami IT. Louis3 u; co Grad coal Il iron. 3;
Cotton OH Cerihca,es, 1655: Del and lIud-
,on ,2tla; D L., Lack \ we>,ern, l5',,f; D. 4
Wayne Iio Great Northern pfd III;
Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois pfd. 81; Hooking
Dulu h, q; Kansas & rexa. pfd.. 2ts4 Lake
hse saa Wsst rnA a same ptd X ake ( shoTe e.
haitian Consolidated se1a; Memphis and
Charleston. IL; Michigan e ntral 95l5; Mis-
SO ri Pacific, "a; Mol lie and ohio 2lla; Nash
pld.. ~; N, J. Central 9s'a: Norfolk and
West pfd. G1s; >orth American Co., "a: North
Sr" sn pAeiae' 81 do pidb bbar BEL; = r. od ns
pf, 5o9s; Commercial Cable G.. 49,: u,
So Coriage Co.. guaranteed. =; Aorthweslern
p' pid s5 40 S'a New "a Es"saHa Nd IL oyn.nl onisro
u Western 10; Oregon pprovement. Pa;
Oregon >av.. l5; Oregon Short Line & Utah
Evans ~ rittsbu Z, 5S, Pullman Pal, i52 =;
Reading. Rio Gran We ern. :; do pfd.,
40; mock Island, 8 IS: It. Paul, ~ {: do pid.,
vs.; st Paul & Omaha, ali,; do i'd y
Southern Pacific, u; sugar Refinery. 1885,:
Tenn coal Il ir n Z5%; Texas Pacific, a; Toi.
q y Cen. pfd., lis; Union Pa iic, "a; u. 5, EN-
press, 50; Wabash, ST. L. & Pac..
t9s; do PIT. !,7s: Wells Far nx.
press. 90; Western u ,io , 81; VIII cling Il
l. E., =; do pfi 3d. Mimi. 4 ST. Louis,
II; Den. IL r. G. l1l2; Gener / ectric %:
Natl linseed, 'a15; col luel 4 |. 23: dc
pfd. 90 IL. IL Tex. en-, -; Tol. \. A. &
North Mich, %; lol ST. Louis II X: q;
do pf 10: outhern X. X .SIa. do pfd.. IA >,
American o acco 70; do pld. ZOO .; American
Tel. and Cable, 93' ..
The herald., 1896-01-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TRIpAY. January 10 1896


william G Krutz. jr. TO Frank Bberhart-Lots
3 and 4, block X, Mott tract; %
Elizabeth : and Henry Calender to Lydia
lar, OTIS > and 8. block 'i'. Azusa; r!Ot
Los and :, Kee e S sub ivision of lot TO.
Santa Anita tract 500.
+ and Rose a Ose to Mrs Anna kenneoV
South feet OF lot /, lila tract; j loo
Iastor de Gel to lie, sic Lee ole All inter
est in estate OF Jo>e de eel $; 500.
John y aud Jennie Crouch to Leonard Har-
Cnar es AMI Algeo Legee to Lewis Tor
ra ce-Lots and LII. block d. Leg e's Cen
sa ne to Jared torrance Lot ii, DIock ",
same tract; 5000.
Mrs II NJ Hanscome to L E Garden Mcleod
Lot ~, Bonet'a tract; 90
R0 euale cemetery association to Mrs EN- ma
Cooke outh half OF lot ~, blocA NJ, Rose
dale cemetery; l2n.
Alvira ard + X Clugge to David Kughen
10 acres in Rancho Providencia and Scott
Martin and Rose Hagan to Ella f Van
Horne-West A. feet OF lots l and =, Hege
David and Dora I. B-vant to W J Bryant
Ira in Rancho la Bal ona; 800
Walter II Lyon to Ch,rles Houser and John
Crodch-Lots 10 and II Kuhrts street tract;
O0J.
Emma II woodham to Frank Wheeler
Lots I, and 3, block ~ ROsecrans; y O.
Thomas ami Sarah Ashby to Leona 4 b
Well, Lot 5 block replat of bryant Peaslee
and James subd wilton : O00.
Banbury TO W I bley-Lots So and SO,
block q, amanda Park; ) 100.
Byro Clark ct al TO Mrs Van Rossem
One quarter interest in lot 2 Oakuale tract;
$500.
Willirm m Brook to Rex Oil company-Lots
4 and 81, Los Ang les frultland as,ocia =
ton 800 acre tract; $40 10.
S,lom IN and ella Z Hubbard to William A
Utt-Lot 8, block -, Electric Railway Home
stead association trLot; $3ol.
SUMMARY
Nominal ................, 26
The herald., 1896-01-11
The London Markets.

NEW York Jan. lO.-The Evening Posts 8
London cablegram says: There was a con.
tinred improvement on ne took marx e. to
day but o be ar covering and an alb ence of
IN I er disturbances in political news rath r
on finite favorable news, Americans rallied
with the her markets The close was und r
the best There is no ublic sup ort in any
OF the market>. certainly Tot In Americana
The eXreced gold to arr We by the Luca mia
Will go the Bank of England here is no sign
yet OF the Morgan syndicate buying gold
here was a further sha,p squirt in mines,
clos ng under the best The nlinen tai
bonr es were firm. especially in bullion.
The improvement in Paris was checked b. a
further sharp fall IN Italians.
The herald., 1896-01-11
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CHICAGO MARKET
rbe Days Transa;t.JiS on the Bo,rd O
Trade

Trade
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Consols we're higher,
living evidence that the British public, at
east, did not anticipa any very serious
rouble, as The war talk has been the prin-
npal prop of the market. This had a de-
pressing effect and there was liberal sell
'ng. The northwes ern and primary re-
.eipts were also generous, especially the
northwest deliveries, which are more than
Ioubie what they were a week ago. There
were indications, 100, of liberal gold ship
lnents.
On the realizing and short selling which
followed the market went off Il from last
nights close, but there was a go) demand
or cash wheat from country millers and
for export, which eau red some reaction.
The market was also strengthened some by
London ds.Jaich which said that
1t was estimated thai the bad
weather in Argentine had reduced
the export surplus from that county
fully 10000 bushels, aud that no IN re
would lie ship, led This year than ast. The
market was strengthened some during the
last hour by some sensational war news
WI ich started local shorts to covering.
Corn was slow. The short interest has
covered SO freely during the past few da, 8
that there was not much demand from that
interest, anu win some inulcatlOtiS OF
larger interior deliveries here was more
disposition to sell. Oats were quiet and
easy, being governed somewha' by the
course OF corn and the tanner feeling In
wheat. Provisions arted very weak on
the unexpectedly large hog receipts. A
go d demand sprang up at the decline
when the wheat market opened, and uOre
tn an half of the first loss was recovered
before the end.
The leading futures closed as follows:
heat No. 2, January, SIC; February.
57l4c; Nav. 59s.c; Jnly, 6tAc. Corn-Jan iary.
2 2sc, May. 1885; July, 55sc. Oats January
1712c; February, ls-c; May, 1890; July,
lash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady
Wheat-No. . spring, 57s4c; No spring.
565a 13dAacc: No red, 6i9s 9 2sc. Corr, Corn
white, zoe to O,ac; No 8. whl e. 1870
to 1J'4c. Ry No 35c. Barley = No. :,
noninal No fob 23c to 8 &c Nc 1, lob,
23c to 5c. No. 1 haXs ed. % to9 &c
Prime timothy seed. S3.0 Mess pork Per
barrel. -. 30 to $ '.62la. Lard Per 90 lbs,
S5.4 .4a$5.50 short rib sides-Lpose 20 !
Short clear sides Boxed, ls4c To Itsc Whisky
-Distilers' ii ii he'd goods, per & lon, sl -.
Flour Barrels, iecei pts. 900 shi pments.
5000. Wheat = Bushel, receipts, ,mo;
shipments, %, 90. Corn-B shells receipts,
A, or shipments l2S, %. Oats -Bushe $,
rect ipts. l.5,u": shipm 5, 10000 Rye.
u-hes, receipts, 1000; ipments. 5000.
ley-Bushels, receipts 24,UOJ; shipments,
2o,OvU.