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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
WILLIAMSBURG.
A Small Fire-Entertninmen
sOunI Notes.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA, December 81
Special -Iate yesterday evening smoke
was seen issuing from the Maupin resi-
dence. which had been closed for about
a month. The fire was located in par
ttion wall, and under the stairway. It
was eXtinguished after considerable dam
age had been done to the interior OF the
house. The loss is covered by insurance
in the Mutual Assurance Society Of Rich
mond.
number Of our people will watch the
old year out tonight and the new year
In. thus following the custom Of their
ancestors for generations back
Mr.. Bathurst ID. Peachy entertained
several OF his gentlemen friends at a
supper tonight at his beautiful home,
fronting the court green The evening
was delightfully."- spent i'm conversation
ana card-playing.
Mrs. A. C. Jones and Mrs. d. 5. Jones,
Of Newport News, were here yesterday
visiting relatives.
MIR and Mrs. John Sanford. from
Washington. who have been visiting at
Russells. the home OF Mr.. Thomas L.
Bloxton. left for Old Point this morning
Mr.. SANFORD resided for many years III
the West, where he accumulated con-
siderable fortune in the cattle business
Miss Sadie Charles, daughter OF Profess
sor John S. Charles, leaves tomorrow
for Hampton, to visit the family OF Colo
mel r. II. Richardson, on Boundary ave
nue.. :,
Mrs. Ware. wife of Postmaster I. NJ
Ware, is visiting her brother, Major D.
Il. Hubbard. in Warwick county.
Miss Annie Stubs, daughter OF Protes-
sor I. J. Stubs. was expected nome thls
evening from a visit 10 Miss Bessie Ay-
lett, in King William.
MIR. Henry Shield, well-known busi-
ness-man Of Newport News. is up on
hunting trip, with his friend, Mr.. James
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Geddy have mad
with them this week Mrs. Geddy's sister,
Mrs. III. w. Wynee, from Toano.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
A Most satisfactory fenr He
ported.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
3l.-(speeial.)-Th manufacturers and
the wholesale and retail dealers Of the
various branches OF trade, in interviews
with the Dispatch correspondent today
report a satisfactory and gratifying m
crease in their business over 1887. Espe-
cially prosperous have the manufacturers
and wholesalers been, and but for the
bad spell Of weather which preceded
Christmas the business of the retailers
would have been much greater, and in
keeping with the trade Of the wholesalers.
AS Il was, the three days trade before
Christmas fell off from that Of last year
no little, but prior to that time the
trade was better than last year. This Us
evidenced by the report from the rail-
roads and steamboats,, whose agents
state that the import of freight was the
greatest for some years. As whole
Frederlcksburgs trade compares favor
ably with that of any OF her sister cities
of the same size. During the year nearly
every branch OF trade has had additions,
and not single failure has occurred.
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PETERSBURG.
. Good Showing All Along the
Line.

PETERSBURG, VA, December 81
Special 1.-THE business OF petersburg uu-
ring the year 1898 in all the branches OF
trade vas highly satisfactory. especially
considering the fact OF the temporary oe-
pression incident 20 the war with spain.
The years work shows q STEADY, heaithy
increase Of trade, a healthier condition OF
finances among buyers, ana gra'iiyihs
advance in the bulk OF safes. as COM
rared with the previous year. This is true
as regards the wholesale trade In
groceries. dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes. and all kindred branches. II Is
true also as to the retail trade generally,
merchants and jobbers In oil departments
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YEAR IN THE STATE.
rur 1sos RECORD OF MANY CITIES
AND TOWNS.
GENERAL EXHIBIT SATISFACTORY.
Irfcrcsttng business, Manufacture
ing. and Other Statistics-NeWport
news. stanton, DanVille, Ho"hoh -
I,rcbburg. and other cities.

NEWPORT NEWS. December a.-(spe-
cal-The year which closed to-day will
eo down In history as the most successful
enjoyed hy the Golden Gate of the At
l.rnc since it was founded by Mr.. Coils
% Huntington. The city has enjoyed re-
narFane prosperity in almost every
branch Of business represented and all
Indications point TO an even better year
H. ll4
While the city has only one railroad
Ill. Chesapeake and Ohio-its facilities are
sufficiently extensive to handle all Of the
business Of the port Newport News,
with only one railroad is to-day doing an
export business nearly three times as
great as that OF Norfolk with six or more
railroads. 10 is estimated that possibly
SGW00D worth of business. including all
branches Of marine trade, was transacted
over the Chesapeake and Ohio piers du-
ing the year Just closed. OF this amount,
$-o0000O represents The value of exports
from Newport News TO foreign ports du-
ing the year. Then there is the import
business, immense coal traftic-the largest
ON the Atlantic coast tO-day-and the
steam and sailing coastwise trade.
The records OF the custom-house, while
not complete as 10 the total for the month
of December. show that the exports for
the year will be larger by at least
100000 than those for 1897 These figures
a.c for the fun year-from January 70
January. The value Of exports from the
port for the last fiscal year. ending June
Slth. was I'm excess of 10000 O1O. At that
rate admitting the fact that the increases
in business here are larger each year, the
exports for the present fiscal year Will
run up close on $i0OO0OO0.
The exports for 1895, by months. are as
T..'I.urc.
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Adams Poisoning Case.

NEW YORK, December Chaplain
McClusky, Chief of the Detective Bureau,
made the statement tonight that he sun
had a score of detectives investigating
the murder OF Mrs Adams, but that ab-
solutely nothing new had developed, ana
that. therefore. there was nothing 10 De
given out on that case tonight
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Biizzard at Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA, December 3l.-A reg
ular blizzard set i'm here at IL o'clock To-
night. Rain, hail, and snow fell IN iu-
rious storm for three hours, and at a.
NJ. IL was stil showing, with the prospect
of a heavy fall. The thermometer leii
about 10 degrees.
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Finnish Miners Killed.

ISHPEMING, MICH, December ia
cage accident IN the Lake Superior mine
to-day caused the death or SIX flilhisn
miners and serious injury 70 three o InVlu,
The dead are Mattl Tamminen, Takko
Nfkkala. ]. II. Kujanppa ]. w. PaaYla'
Alfred Sbna, and Gust w. Johnston.
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of doubling the population of the city in
two years.
The prospects for the future are GER
tainly very bright. With business good
and on a steady increase the next year
should be a record-breaker
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"'I ..s........ MONOCHROME. ~5,otV,doV
ine best portion Of the coal traffic out
~ 'hs port is handled now by the At
"hlc transportation Company. which is
capitalized az S3OOOO00. ana was organ
,l'- hy Ex-Governor MacCorckle, Of West
'itlua. This company has a five-year
contract with the Chesapeake and Ohio
.."ay. by which II may obtain annually
a. much coal as II needs up 70 1900 900
making the maximum for the life
VI me contract 2O.0OOOO0 tons Of coal. The
, ''oult In principal use at the piers is
~. famous New River steam coal. The
N.hawha is also shipped largely. These
e'e the only kinds OF coal handled by
,"e chesapeake and Ohio. There is a
,.'te demand IN the North for the New
NNer quality and rho indicaii~~e o~a
'nai II VIII be shipped In unusually large
quantities next year.
ne total shipments OF coal by months
follow: "'''''e
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having done satisfactory business. The
cotton manufacturing companies have de-
clared dividends. the tobacco factories.
the iron foundries. and the Industrial
plants Of all kinds. and there are many
OF them IN Petersburg, have all done well.
with an increase Of business during the
latter half OF the year. that gives promise
OF better things the coming year. Indeed,
the trade outlook for next year is regard
ed as a most hopeful one for our city.
Business has been conducted on safe
basis, less credit Is asked for. the people
OF the country are better off financially.
they are able TO pay for what they buy.
and the result Is that our merchants,
as evidenced by increased bank deposits,
are In good condition. and there have been
no failures Of consequence.
While the movements In Virginia pea
nuts during the year have decreased In
bulk, the transactions in Spanish nuts
have increased, and the receipts and sales
have been large. The cultivation of the
Virginia nuts Is gradually being aban-
doned in favor of the Spanish-the lat
ter being more profitable.
The cotton receipts during the year
were about 500 bales most Of which was
consumed In our local factories, in the
manufacture OF cloths. yarns, and other
marketable goods, which are sold through
out the country.
The sales 1f loose tobacco on the floors
Of the warehouses for the year aggregated
lO,2%,7i9 pounds, divided as follows
Pounds
Farmers Warehouse. ...............2 ,522. 913
Centre Warenouse. ................... 2,265, so
West Hill Warehouse. ............ 2030, 2S5
MOore's Warehouse. 1872 1856
OAKS warehouse. .................... l,5i2,S4'
Total poVnds........ ............ IL, 293, 7f9
In addition TO the sales of loose, the in
spections amounted to over 5000 hogs
heads.
The city has been remarkably free from
fires during the year. No destructive
ones have occurred. and few thousand
dollars will cover actual loss.
Building operations have been brisk
another evidence Of prosperous times.
Many handsome new stores and resi-
dences have been erected, and others are
In progress and under contract.
The credit OF the city of Petersburg is
Al. its bonds are far above par, and few
OF them are ever found on the marke
In 1881 the city started a sinking fund.-
which now aggregates within a fraction
OF 10000. With this fund, bonds are
retired as fast as they can be purchased.
The bonded Indebtedness of the city Is
81 psi 900. 1t has no floating debt. In
terest on bonds is always paid promptly
The assessed values in the city, reai
and personal, amount TO $40 077, 275, and the
rate Of taxation is SLIGO on 800 OF values.
The cash resources of the city the past
year were $25l ,f2j.
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.-- iiiidltu on december, 1874.
There Is no gainsaying the fact that
ts U.s. a remarkable showing when it is
taken into consideration that a war has
iryened and that the prices Of several
a. tle larger exports. such as wheat.
. i- and corn, have dropped considera-
Dis. In spite Of these conditions the ex-
ports for 1898 were over $6000O0 greater
la.l last year.
Tue total import values by mgths, esti-
mailing December on the showing made
ty tae corresponding month in the pre-
cc.uc year. are as follows:
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FINANCIAL
START THE YEAR RIGWr

AND PUT YOUR MONEY IN REAL ES-
TATE. 1t will pay you well when wisely
invested. See POLLARD d BAGBY,
ga lit No. north Eleventh street.
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$4,000

TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY REAL
Estate In sums 20 suit. y
JOHN II. GODDIN & CO,
Real Estate and Loans,
IN lit Bank and Eleventh streets.
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RICHARD n. MAURy.

BANKER AND BROKER,
1915 east Main street
Buy and sell Government. State. and MI
nicipal Bonds; Bank and Insurance Com
pany Stocks; Virginia Carolina Chemical.
Preferred and Common Stocks; also other
miscellaneous bonds and stocks. Invest
ment securities a speciality.
IA f-SuSTh2t =.
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IS TO $3.50

OFFERED AUXILIARY SAVINGS
BANK DEPOSITORS. Deposits made at
your home: s. deposited will secure a
bank Call on n. NJ PARHAM Manager.
Broad-Street Bank, 60i east Broad. Com.
mercial Guarantee Company. Ninth and
Main ia Lit
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$4,000

TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE IN
sums 10 suit at per cent.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON, !.
in l-3t Eleventh and Bank streets.
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Deposits Received and Interest Al
lowed ON Daily Balances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

Tho Montana party took out ~ the trans
port f,tf6 hotties 81 beer. ~ equal nun
bsr ~ ssnA wiehss sBd stout q TN ~ fvssf
fruit AL Ma for tss dsisetAt.os ~ thai
ssjlow~ifIxsps, required W me regulations
10 ysmsin UPON sb< transport untIl tomcr'
row
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VANCOUVER. eeps H@Mrs A. Hats
mar. mother II Corp. psmeBoHsf, sbo =
sDdef death sentence ~ Msnns. today fss
estvsG letter from her son, hssfiHs dsis
% August ~. sBd postmsfsed Assuss q.
In ~hles ns says ha 10 ~eii sad wFtb ne
regiment Al Csvlfs. DE aoes n~t mention
snytblns sboat bsins Under srfsN ~ ~
sst sSeaels vhssevsf
fhs arrest ~ Csfg DsmphoHss wss
maze stosf July ~, - IL s~ssvsssred ~
tho Mantle papers, And TIRE letter, ~ .
month later dafs, causes me ssss<f tsss
the psmgboHsf sndsf sentence s rot me
hay from Vancouver, His l~fies 5s~s nof
reed like enc written wh~n Under desss
ssntsNss,
Representative H. q, bellows fedsy sss
sstvsa the fsilswtse tssswsm FROM United
states Senator n ~ tsstes, fslsfivs IN
me ss@ ~ cssp DsmtneNss, ~ sAe Sic
tssets infantry. under sentences ~ sesss
~ Manila
mo sosisn viii ia fAssn IN the bsmy#
keNss esse wesi ne ssms snail ~ scs~s
upon ~ tss president, s6d 80 eiiI net set
before - ssvs plenty ~ tims - gfesens
tina esse ssd Asvs fsiI nessir9,"
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spsmish ovss~ ssys q. Q. Must wtsL
~ csstssh Asss~sssss.

CRY or MEXICO nep' y Mrs. poss
fFt9 ftiss. sifs - ths prssidsnt - Mes
leo vii rot 10 allie % accompany her
hwshsnd ~ fha Fnrsf states ssiii baiHH
under the care ~ hsf lhysieizns and for
bidder 81 take airy sEsFwwr
Cpfgefe Espsn1i, fhg oFsaH - 'hs Rpan-
ish cql0nY says fhe tnitsd sgaiss BY sfs
highlands eundset ~ ths FHAlgpiHss
u nssopTsd from coming e. re ala - ina
rufeh fwrabHr. ard ssss "ftG~ can she
rritsi states, IN hanaAslisnsn sfouwfs
na~ resxnlTnens r'ses % Great BRIT
sua~ns' Hew ean II espss Pig
land - g. that vhifh Ensisni al
i0ssS sra encouraged ths t'ntfsd
asAiss 80 s8r Ana 80 saF sueSngsss 10.
Gauss 81 vii be fsmsmb~sss ihat soon
after ne tysekir puf - wsf .Tsh spAiH
NJ Chamberlain Ere very minister ~ha
reW waists - push fTvr ~ fss TgaHs
val hsf 20 fssf'A'i8a in saving ~ 10
nMnee ~ TIE reserve shfet kis IN ~ta1
position f~frsUfsd = hls. thss the ffnitsa
hfAtaz snshs 10 y - 80 - al tss sp~n sh
islaaSs ~ fgirilneef ~ shsi n a. Hslsssa
q rfvf'tsAftcn ~hBcs according 20 he
gfgxti nj theories pwG fss insfases 30
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TO REPRESENT HAWAII.
Js6ge 1savsweIo Chssss 90 wssh-
Issses Representative Davssg
the comsnk Csmgvess.

HONOLULU, sept ~ via San Francis
co. Sept. n--Judee Aifr~d r. Hartw~lI rss
been chosen BY The government 20 rsprs-
sen, the territory 81 Hawai unofneialIy
N washington during the. coming con.
Trsas President Irie stated THAT the sc-
ton cs the Hawaiian government IN send.
ing q representative 10 washington va.
rDt only with the kaowiedgs. but with
the hearty approval Of President Mekin.
The British tramp ship Victoria, who's,
eaveu Of smisranss for this port has been
the subject uf a good deal Of International
Diplomatic discussion, arrived here On the
lsth- Instead OF nearly IN Portuguese and
Spanish smiErants who Rad sisnei 20
tane pAssaGs ON her. she bring. Only aSl
They are the hardest iot ever landed
here" II the opinion Of one Official aud
they ar. ciass.8 ~ Inferior 10 both Chi-
nese and Japanese who come hsre nnttr
labor contracts
The ship Fonx ssley. Capt w1iiat. arrsv.
ed Sepsesnfsr ~ from New York with q
cargo OF general merchandise.
The German ship Marie HackneId which
arrived The same lay. made tho tflp from
Hamburg Germany. 20 this port IN les
dAye, breaking all rvccrda
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MAsEr SNvEsTm ATrSG COMMITTEE
swsngsaa Avousd the Circle uarn
Ia uawapc Water Deal.

NV YORK. sspf = ~rhe No., ~.
vsstiGating committee today novel IN A
circle. Commencing s3th TIE nAmapo gAt-
ef. they swung rognS through tha fssie.
n'ens hpusyw building ec~ios AMI hack 20
Ramapo water
y ". Sostrand. the erlsg engineer ~ ,sn
Rsmspo COMPANY ~ss 80. nrw ~tsnssm
or TIE DAY. Bio 3ecllpej 20 praaass she
mans and documents 81 che Company
Mr. Mos~ the attorney 81 fhe i,sur,lt,es
csliet freetder; butcher ~ tA@ NaasAg.s
company, 90 the stand He .usfsiw@f 49,.
Position assumed hv shs chief engineer
This cshef forth sore lively comments
from Mr.. Noes who sssmsa 90 ,Nfr. sn.,
unl.ss the nance - The sfa~ksgasisr. -
~" tlsmapT company we're furnishes "a
tie invest g Atins committee ire Ksnsr.i
pubic wots naturally ~ s1sf,g4slx a,
fhe origin aDa the Disposition - shA .frss
The detailed Testimony conserving fsrT.
fwsns hon~s ard building laws vas = l,.
tie importance
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sAMPsOHITEs DIsPLEAsED.



the Jimss from wssp,nsson ssys' ! siss
from yssss x1missi Uewlses is sosiyins
the Sfh0tAie tbssA,
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WI not set ~ ksw tgfh sstii sf'ss TIE
reception % AAmNsI Lswsy, segssness
N this message that ~ has left H~fs
ke4oss ~ fhs CHICAGO .for New tofs.
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fsins h.. b4.1 s,fa.seS I" have ssms.
son. IN his capacity ~ tbs hsge .Asd W..
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meHOsssO Sos rssss scssy.
Ts1Sekts TssesAt ~ tks Residence
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ago wss persuaded n PIT most ~ his
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fn1bf, ~ trey supposed they sst ths
building on ffe. 10 cover 40 their cfine,
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have claw which they sre working on.
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days n .AbDshls, Copenhagen ana TfafNla
ally ~ sisessd president ~ ma Hf,i,st
rtAssA CahsAA osSnot rossthty tske psN
IN the oHisbsstidp ~ DNwsyfs tslusnpbs
without 40 evident tfsseb o. courtesy To-
yard epsIns 4 friendly Gsyoo, witch mss
dotis canada 70 wrong spain. LEI n be
fsmsmbefsd. though dSprvsd N Fer POS
sessioHs In tbs hsfuisphsss, IL sflll Md
WssrsnssS p0wss. 1sesys1 AZ psnsrnt' 30,
espsblA of restoration. T'bs tsvItlsl, soys
eminent VIII hardly thank the Canadian
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enemy"
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WARRINGTON, H~p, r. f'hs Chinese
minister called ~ the state department 90
day and held long conference win Act
w., s. ~. wv s"sg"c,im. re sdmssn
esss 10 sn exceptional one, and II Ia sasd
the general question of the validity SID
pftprfHiy ~ Den. Otis esf~nsion ~ me
wsN not IN ls~ts In shs conference. ses-
stof Davis. chairman of tho COMMITTEES on
foreign relations, happened a. call 81 the
time ara wss participant ~ the dlsdas.
sion, givlna the department the hensfH ~
his views ~ the attitude that voif bs ~.
sun~f ny ihs committee and perhaps w
congress respecting sueh questions as that
presented, There sfs some Indications that
the adoption " q MOTE elastic policy tn the
matter ~ Chinese exclusion vill In ssis.
assssd "a Den, OTIS but nothing has set
beer done IN that direction