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?-?THWARO SERVES NOTICE OF
SI ON COLONEL EL.LETT.
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r US worth of 1
kl j; OOB under fai!?? Bfa?
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?Uta, lil? wife, waa put behind UM
? Milli? and Arthur Hatch** were
1 an a (lime?? ot tr.-t.paa>?.
Cnttckflotd wa? locked up on ?
of aaauultliig and betting Maria
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Tim Klllott-Wattvon Wadding.
DARUNOTOfJ ???????. l'KINCE
KinVAl ?? tv, va., Doautim ?
> Avoud?tl?. Charlotte county,
? -<???,* of a beautiful wedding
vu Wtdfitaslaty al noon, whan Aliua?. tha
only rtauKhter of Mr. ?nd Mra. W. J.
WsbSOS gave her BBSs] In msrrlaire to
Mr. .lames BsBott Si Prince Kdward
COSSty. The riKimi wer? beautifully deco?
rated In evergreen* and flowers. At one
<i I Bf the parlors was a canopy <.r rv? r
greass, from which was suspended th*
wedding bell, tied with white ribbons.
I/ohengrln's wedding mordi <*?? rendere?!
under the skilful Miniers of Miss Kate
Franklin, of PampHaa <'lty. Util?? Vete
WatssB, niece or the astas, snd Wsrres
Wall, nei I . w c.f the groom, eatored,
?troteabas the white ribimn? each tk&t <>f
the crash, which was laid to the altar.
Then came the brtdeeraaida, dressed in
white chini Kiik, first Miss Preston Wo
maeh with Mr, G r. Wataoa, Miss Rallie
Ila and Mr. V. C. .Smith, Mi
k and Mr. Courtney Franklin,
Misa taille Gllllam aad Mr. lockert
k. Miss MStt!? Walton und Mr.
Mlaa (ieorgia Terry and
Mr. John. <
la ? l.'Vlv gows ?f white
peau se sola covered with the ?oft folds
of t?> brMsl mu, estered with her
maid of honor. Mis? Gllllam, of RlObtSOSd,
? wer? mol et Um sltsf
by th.. pr.mm end h!? best man. Mr
wllUe .siaci. t.,n. of Lyncbbung, th- cere?
>?? Ing \< ry Impressively peri
? -? Rev. Mr. OoSCh. Af'.r the ceremonv
I? and groom I?.. Il im biformal
p lo n .ir many friends, ?*?isicd
"? O. W. ??
hrtde, ne? .f fTaverly,
V.i, ii ft? r Whleh the COtBpaSy were ln
?,!' ' '" "?' m. where a most
rved in oil Vir
I many Menda
in Richmond, where abe has ?peni :
wintere.
CHINA WEDDING CELEBRATION,
The I:,,, nn.l Mi?. Bagh |?OBrT t'ongmt
?'?:??.? ->uiii|.tii.>u< Bappsjn
RUBER? MILLS, va., December ML
? ??;?? the BOOBS
iShtfui entertaln
'"' Bt, the ? ... celebration
r ROW, and .Mrs.
Hugh li.:iry. A larg? number of frl.-nds
<.f this ? op v\ ?r? proBont to
itolatlon? an ? ? irttctpat? In
? At ? o'clock, to
?le of Mendel? ohn'a wedding
: . the bri !.? and groom of twi nty
oto 1 ? parlor, being pre?
by little Mire Mary Henry and
orgia and Badie
Heary, their f ttber aad
. while Mr. .1. WaiTett Wool In a
I g? : ?i maa
''' r dl ?, to Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Hei ry ri pili ? in ? ?????
dog ani entertaining manner.
? ?? being over, the guests
? t?? ? dining-room, when
a sumptuous and delicious supper was
? I with Virginia hospitality.
?,'? I illy decorated with
i rer t?.?? parlor door tb?
? greeted with th? h word
"welcome," snd sa they wrat Info tb?
G>?.!?? ti,, following vas to be ???'??1 OV<T
Btel m evi itere: "i>.;4
:"? H. ? M. 8. W.'vo Climbed the
bill t.ther."
Mr. sad Mrs. Henry were th'? redpi
a grt ..t many asel I aad pretty
?. and their many friend? unite
'n ?h?? thi j may live to
? i. and diamond
HARMAN-MARSHALL NUPTIALS.
I.:?rEe BhlpaBrata of OsUBM from ?\'??<1
ateeh?Spending tli? Christmas.
Wo. ?] . ? r L'L'.~(Spe
Mr. John H. Herman and Ml
I, daughter of Mr, J"e Mar?
! shall, ? ?, w.re united la
the bridi ? lene? here
o'clock. The <?? r -
? by Rev. J. R. Ktim?.,
lethi . -1 I :-.?? .., il Chun h. South.
The o- try Hotel, of this ? ! ici . one of
hotels "f the Valley, (,.
to Mr. Be 'it. R imer, of Martins*
burg, w. v.i. Mr. Rami r will take charge
day of J.m lary.
During the |a?t month there was shlp
i ? ? from ? at this 11 ice Ml
. 2,184 rabbits, 7;? pheasants, is
p ht p, ? ground-I
In addii a lar^1?
; numi.? r w>?!?? ?old hi ?
?on of th??
. .
mas with : . Mi ?. M, W.
Mr. J. !.. I' ?yen, of near this place, vio
n l Virginia Mi II
t t th?
Hfl I ? ?? BtlOI ?.? f of
V.". \ I , is visit1: ' hi?
r, Dr. T. V \. . U?. In this ?
The G ' indoah
? ?k. January
vry i .r.-e hogs have I
t. ?. ? ' r them four 1
?: elr w< Ighl being
'? two that weighed
. . tkini a total of 1,741
Pretty Wedding >?' Arrssnln.
M ?, VA . ? ?? '.-nil. r 23. (Special.)
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church, ttvs
... ? | v j.,^t ?nie ? ontract
n 15111a, a
?!? man, ai I
hn T. Lloyd,
. Rev. w. H. Wllaoo
?j ? .. 1 imely deeo.
rated ? and flowers. Mr. C '?
? man," and ?! ?
?
r." The following gentlemen were
i> I.. Jon ?. ?. T.
? \: .? ind ? ?. Roberta
? ??? d a? maater <>f cere
? ins of M< ?? lei ihn' ?
; i'itlfully
Pinkie Jone?, announced the
!: of the ? ri lai party, and
nt crowd who bad ? ith< r. I
? ? . : ?.?. gased up m ?
; vision ol loveliness which seldom ? re? t s
eye. Immediately after tie
?. . ? ed thi y lofi t ?r
the train for
Rli hmond and other ? .
rnclnnnr ".link" Itayrs Wedded.
WARM SPRINGS, VA.. December 22.?
?... k" ii.iv. a, tbe popular ? b?
n tbe Hot Bprlnga train, was tnar
. ?. ; v. rm E
I t ti m church to Miss Virginia
. of this place. Rev. William G
. f this place, has
r her home at Fredericssbnrg, to
I weeks.
, daughters of Dr. II.
rned from an e\
I Visit t.? liait:!?
Dr. H. B. Pol? is spending some weeks
. York City. In Ma absence, work
I on on his new
Hot ?] rings The structure
M by 40, with ?ev.-n rooms in it.
He- practice of his pro?
?
Mr. J. D. Lowataa, Br., of Mlllboro'
Spring?, continues very ill.
j. Gray M< Muster, editor of lbs Bath
Ddlag hi? holidays In Coving
tun, the home of bla parents.
Itru/ll Can't lie at Atlanta.
NEW TURK, December 22.-The
? :..'? t.- ? -? 111 Buenos Ajm :
Rio ? ? ? ii.? advic.s BBBfli that the
. ? affaire otbcbUly states
thai Brasi] will not take part ill the At?
? ara ara no
r.ir th- put], aa li la stated th .t
arili probably
to Influei ?
party In Rio Grande to end the
strife now prevailing tbt ? ??
I'ciStt: I ? I ? '
ant MaSWOll hive bSSS BISltlBg ti.? ir
positions, aad doing the big-man
act in r rereaee t.. the ebsage of th<?
B?m? of th? Appomattos po?< ofBoc fr a
a former sad tret
?. hmofl ID
I ?.? ..? : | ? rtby crusade SgSiaet the
?.? hue its effort?
' ? th?? restorsttoa of the old,
Mm.?, Appomattos.
An official ?lin even the ordinary
bresdth Bl chara-ter w n! I lav.? BWOB4
av. ay all "f the r?.I-tape proceedings of
. ?rtmeal by ??? abort, sssSly or
torlnir the name of Ap[x>mattOX
|0 that hanork Spot where America's
two greatest armies stacked their anus
and returned to their homes with honor?
worthily woe,
Mr CUvslsad*? law partner may be
very fine In th-? tei?hnlcalltle?, but he 1*
misera??:? 4s irfsd In the equities of
thing?.?The Glade Spring Citlsen.
Kd tor V. II. Terry, of the Wytheville
h. I? an applicant fi>r the j taltloa
?f clerk of the (Vint "f ???????. |St
Wythfvlil?. lie has the endorsements of
tbe Wytbe, Grayson, und Carroll bars;
of nearly all the Virginia delegation In
Congress; a Urse number of the most
prominent lesder? In the DemxT.itic
party, and the un?jualifled ?upport ?f the
press of his ??ctlon, and, as he I? tho
rouKhiy ouHlflrd to fulfil the duties of
(!?rk. hla claims will, no doubt, receive
tiu? favorable (uutaidaratlott of the court
THE RACK COURSE.
HORSE PARALYZED AND JOCKEY HURT
AT ALEXANDER ISLAND.
Withdrawal? from th.. t hrtatma? Hanoi
cap- ritenta at the Ct aseen t City
Track?Weatliar ileaullfuL
ALF.XANDKR ISLAND, December 22.
At the tlrst turn In tho eecond race at
the Old Dominion track to-day, Fcncr's
1/iln wan paralysed, and falling, was ??
badly injured that he had to be ahot.
In the came race, Jockey Rust, on Lady
Dandy, ran Into the fence and cut an
ugly gash in hi? lag b'low the knee-joint.
The following horno? have been declared
out of the Christina.* Handicap: Ontario,
llenvollo, Pirate Chief, l'attie, and Hlack
foOt.
Klret race?five furlongs?Grampian (T
to 1) won. Intimidate e??cond. Sir atatbi ?
third. Time, 1;W 3-4.
? 1 raes Bal furlong*?Jewel (4 t>>
1) won, Ilradlcy eecond, lironeton third.
Time, 1 ..n.
Third race?on? and onc-?lxteenth
mllea??lailatin (7 to 10) won. Chateau ee?
cond. Tenacloua third. Time, 1:50 1-2.
Fourth tate-five furlong*-.Sirocco won,
Con Lucy eecond, Uttrwyn third. Til?n.?,
IS l-l
I'ifih race?six and one-half furlongs?
lilue i:ird (4 toll won. Detroit BBOOBd,
Frank H. Harf third, Time. 1:24 1-2.
< KKSdiNT ?'?'? i.if.N'l'S.
NEW oui.cans, Dceatabar tt?Tba
Of th* American PiaadaiB* Handi?
cap attracted a larga complement of
ladles at to-dey'a racea, which, toi
with th* BBttBl ntunber of "regulars,"
awellcd the attendance to about 3.?U0.
Charter and FtMivul war* the two win?
ning favorita*.
I!. I*. Fly, Jr., at G t.. t, together with
Pearliae and Clomaatlna, la the taro
remaining races, onaa*d the knowing
onea to g?-t aadly dumped. Tonni Arion,
la the two-mile rae?, was a prim* favor?
ito, but coold show m? bettor than third.
1 I menUne, the arinaar of the Traction
Handicap, alao captured the Aatortcaa
lire? den' Sink, ?, uiaklng a mile record
of 1:40 3-4.
The weather waa delightful and the
track fast
?',? t race?one mile. Belling?Charter
(!?$, Caaata, ? to ':> won, Mary Tea second,
Malata third. Tima, l:tt ? ?.
-tin.?.? quarter* of a mile,
Belling ?, ?. Ply, dr., CM, ,i. Hill, 2" to D
area, Merrttt aeoond, Loogbrook third.
Time, 1 IS,
Third race?two mllea?Paarttn* (MS, it.
Willlame, I to |) ? ,??. Centeno* m
Vomir Arma third. Time. ??
Fourth race?oa? mile, American Breed
era' Handicap Clementine (US, ??
toi) won, Wahatchle aecoad, Aurella
May third. Time, ? :*] M,
Igbtha of a mile?Festi?
val 003, Penn, 1 to ? won, Occala . -
rabia third. Tima, IM.
THE BICYCLE RACE
Aaplncer Kcnre? 1..?00 Siile?, ?**??*1,??
and Cannon I ,OH7.
PHILADELPHIA, Decemb*r 22.-Tho
six-day bicycle-race, which began at IX
o'ejock laat Monday morning, ended at
10*27 o'clock to-night, whin Aahingerhnd
' ?red ?. 0T mllea nnd ro er] Gan?
non, who was Injured thla morning and
did not again appear, acored 1.083
three men will receive a abare ? f I
celpts,
Six men ?-tart?'d In th?? race on Muid ?\?,
Starbuck, Bwaek, and
Melxell dri pi?? ! oui early In tbe
'??? attendance during the week 1
very light. The amouni earned by the
three I .? 1 ta waa not annotti '
That Yacht Knee.
NF.w yolk. December B.?The New
York Yacht ('luti thi* morning p
the following dtapatcfa from Secretary
(?rant, of th.? Royal Tacht Bquadron:
"l.< INDON, 1 ? Cemtx r ^Jd.
"Smith, Tacht Club, New Tork:
"Thanka for y .iir cable, i-'i.lai meet?
ing tlxed for 7th January.
(I -wl) ?,(;i:\.\!', Secretary."
CHICACO'S BOODLE ALDERMEN.
How Mr. John Tower? Waa Cleverly Kn
trapp, il by Nell McCnull.
CHICAGO, ILI*, December ??<BB*
? ? '?. !? in;? ? c matdl r theni
aelve* pretty amooth, but they ha
their mat.h Ib Netti McCoull, the Chicago
ntatlve of the American Tobacco
Company, There ha?i be'n
Juggling of late by the City Council ? f
an ordinance to prevent th* aal
dgaretti -?. by pladag a tax of ISOOem all
?torea pilling them. The American To?
bacco make? a Bpedalty of claarett? .
ne of th* Aldermen thought it
be v. ii th a few thouaanda to ?
concern to baye the ordinance killed. A
Btool-plgeon waited on Mr. McCoull the
other day, an I Informed Mm that t)6.0U
would .?. u.?? bualneaa, McCoull decline.)
matti r. however, ? ?
w 11 it the "head-ntan." 'lid* araa Al
John Powern of the Nineteenth Ward,
?ni l aa Interview was accordingly ar?
ranged for him.
Wi ?ULD BNOW IT UNDER.
Promptly at the appointed time Alder?
man Powera walk???; into Mr. McCoull'?
oiiice, and, beginning with the -,?,
and Chrlatmaa, he talked for twenty
minutes, finally making the offer fairly
and Bquarely, that in the event of ?Bt.000
being paid int > hi* hands, he WOUl 1 I
? ire between forty and fifty votea in the
Commoa Council, enough t.? snow under
the cigarette ordinance until the nul
11? ctton, at li aat
The centre panel had been G??????. :
a door behind Mr, McConU'e deak, and,
through this op? nlng, a Bti nographer ov< ?
: : ? everything that wa?
.-?all. Th?? Herald thla morning printed the
.?mire atory, with the interview, word for
Now every ooe ':? chuckling over
atcCouN'e ahrewdaeaa, and aronderii ?
bow th.? Doodling Alderman is going t
prevent prosecution.
.Mr. Mct'otill Well Known Here.
The above apeciaJ win be toad with
Inten t by tn* frli ads of Mr. M< -
Coull, who la a Bit 11 m md man, and haa
hoatfl of frit nda her??. He was with Allea
Il r for many years I..lore the
American Tobacco C lUtnaay waa formed,
and has been locati ? for eome y*ara In
Chicago, where bla family reside with
him. Whea th* attention of B ci
Jeffreaa, of the Allen & Ointer Branch
of tn?? American Tobacco company was
called last Blghl to the Chicago dli
he said he.kid not heard from Mr. Mc?
Coull for s ?me time, und knew nothing
of this matter.
MURDER WILL OUT.
Cleveland Police Think Thry Ifuve a Gang
of I'.iirglar?.
CLLVKLAND, ?*.. December 22.-?
ji.i??i diamond robbery was committed
Dectnnbar 11th at the reatdenoe of s. t.
Everett The same night W. H. Price
.was murdered while def'-ndinff his pro
peny against burglars. The police have
BB*B in th* dark ever since, but rOOOBtl]
Important arrests were mad.?.
Ruanrll and a Bomber of men were Ink? ?
up on the charge of being Implicate ? In
the robberies, and the woman has been
?? raine Ulaaas la ta* aoanttal of the
itlon ever since.
Tho house whore she lived Is the one in
which the o? 1. tirateti crook I'.linky Mor?
gan, who was hanged rears ng??, Uved.
ll was aeeirhed. HBd among the woman.?
iffiets were found a OeitUaCatC and .i
key to a vault of the National I
1 ?. posit Company.
Tw> otile.-is went to Chicago, and on a
warrant the vault was Onl
Currency to the amount of KSSS WBS
found; also, diamonds valued at manv
thousand? of dollars, watches, and other
Jewelry, While none of Kverett'e dia?
monds were identified, enongh wan foun I
to rmpttent* th* ganr in the robbety.
Attorney F>?Henbnugh at once began ?
suit of attachment In Chicago against the
woman and the net of the gang.
ARREST OF OR. R? C FLOWER.
The Yerioui Itole? In Which He Haa Fig?
ured In Different Place?.
Dr. R. C. Flower, of Ro?ton. who hi?
frequently vi?ited Richmond on ,
?lonal business, stopping usually at the
Bollard House, ha* recently been arresUd
In PJtUuurg, Pa, charged with '"dotag"
?orne western people In a Stirar mining
?peculation. The arrest haa caused quite
a eenaatlon in Kaatern Ohio, wh^ra ha
la also arati known. A Plttaburg paper
?ays of the IKictor:
Aa a druggist. Disciple mlnlater, Infidel
lecturer, spiritualist medium, bonanta
king in the mine?, owner of ranchea and
plantation? too numerous to mention, and
betes, lawyer, and Indian chief, all
rolled Into one, he forms one of the most
'?onsplcuous and Interesting adventurers
?' the nineteenth c*ntury.
Flower mimed the daughter of Chris.
Manful], a well-known business character
of Pittsburg, and the frtnd? of tbe bride,
who was an exceptionally beautiful and
icrompllshed girl, almost went Into
mourning. When Flower left here he
?real to Philadelphia, and then to New
Vork, making his appearance in the East
as a physicien. He advertise,! extensive?
ly, end BOBOBBoSd In humbugging ?-tieugh
peopi? to live like a prince. He wss ar?
rest?-?.! for practicing mc?llclne without a
diploma and BBod, He then purchas'd a
patent diploma and opened shop in Hoe
ton, where ho won national fame and
fortune. He always played for b!g stakes,
and among hi? patients wer? many mil?
lionaires and peofta Of fame. Even Joe
Jefferson ras, It is eaid. Induced to go to
him for treatment.
ALL-TOC-REALISTIC PLAY.
Children Imitate a Hinein? They Had
fren?Une of Them I)en?l.
ATLANTA, CA.. I>oecmber 22.--A spe?
cial to the Constitution from Elberton,
? ia.. says that the children of Isaac
I?. ?Basra? who saw a public execution
recently, were playing at hanging thi?
aft?moon. Tom, the 12-year-old son, tied
one end of a rope around his neck, and
tin? other end to the limb of a tree. Then
he JaasBsd from th- Bmb, thinking that
his feet would hit tho ground. Hut the
rope was too short, sad he died of
strangulation. His brothers r?nd elatere
tried to save him, but could not.
SEQUEL TO ANTI-FELLOWS CHARCES.
Kxtraonllnary Term of Court Ordered by
Go? rrnor Flower.
ALBANY, N'. V., PlumbST 22.?Gov?
ernor Flower has Issued a call for an ex?
traordinary term of Op*? and Terminer
to be held In New Turk on Monday. .lan
tiary 21st. next, and to continue so long
as may be necessary for the disposal ot
the bualneaa brought before it.
Hon. Pardon C. Williams, a Justice of
th?? Btrprem? C irt, la designated to h?ld
? ? straordlniary court.
This action Of the <lov< rnor's Is an out?
come of the char?, s recently brought
t DUtrtct>Attoroey Fellows, which
dUSabMCd to-day.
MORCANFIElD ABLE TO COME.
Ills Case Contlnueil It?rense nf tin? Absence
of the Virginia Ofll? Ini?.
r'iN'ciNXA'i'i, o., Decerabsr 22.?fPpe
rial.)?Tr.iin-i; .!?!? r BfnrsjaaBelB?? ease
caino up In the ????? Cosrt to-day and
atinued until Janu?ry 9th, becsaSB
the Virginia, oillcials failed to appear.
M irganfleld bi now able to b?.? rem-.ved,
all have been turn d over t -? the
.? of the Virginia o4Bi
h ? ? tb? litt? r pat la an appearance. Tbe
? are anxious to gel ri l of Morgan?
i giren th a much trouble,
I'roininent Nebriiskan I?end.
LINCOLN, NEB., ?.seat r XX -A tels?
gram from Tampa, i'?a., received to-day
announces the dt ath Ibero of < x-Coo
' M. Marquett, of Uncoln. Be left
f >r Florida two w.iks atro, suffering
fri.m rheumatism of the heart. Testi ? lay
his condition became utd his
relatives w? re sent f..r. Mr. Marquett
waa in his 13d year, and f.ir twenty y> ?rs
served as general attorney for the I ir>
Hngtou 11, ? ? j lem m Nebraska. Bo
was one of the pioneers of th" State.
He leaves a Wife ani five children.
Crescent City I '? ? ? ? ' 11 Case.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-The
ras? of t)..? I.He councllmen, Kane and
i to the Jury with
: ....t argument. Th? jury were unable to
. . and ar? r? :>..rt? ? t . ?? ind nine foe
conviction nn.| three for acquittal. Th.?
court ioti! Monday, bat the
re a verdict at any time.
iry have bt ' up. and at
II 0 P. M. w.re report! 1 to have gone to
Thin! Itoi-Ctsr H?liter ?ead.
P08TOR1A, ??.. December ?.?Henry
?, In ?., a bo v. is so se
.'i .t la a fight In a Baltimore and
' iz-car two m oka a^ t, wl
Is - :. . .M-re. killed, died
H.lt.
Is ? LsSSrW Nee.lel In Atlanta?
ATIRANTA, OA.. Dec? ? aptain
Baker, clerk of the Police Court, and a.
?? med Hall t<>-?iay enterad the
privat? office of Captain Jeme? Vf. Eng?
lish, and demanded a private letter of
him. captain English Is president of the
American Hanking and Trust Company,
snd in chairman of the Hoard of Police
Commissioners. The private letter de?
manded was written by Chief Wrisht.
of the city detective force, and referred
to Maker. English refused to surrender
the letter. linker and Hall denounced
the detective force, declaring It to be as
rotten as New York's. Captain English
pulled a plst??l snd drove his callers out.
threatening to kill tbem If they did not
leave.
VATICAN EXHIBITS RETURNED.
Brilliant Reception In Honor of Amertra's
Itepre tentative?.
HOME, December 22.?Comman 1er Ne
Well, of the United States cru 1st Detroit,
which v?ssel conveyed from the United
States the Vatican exhibits at the Colum?
bian Exposition In Chicago, together with
?iRht of the officers and nine of the crew
of the ?hip, arrl'e.1 in thi? city this morn- ?
Ing with the exhibits. One of the officer? j
an I four of the crew remained at th
way station to guard the car containing
th? six huge cases in which w*re the ex?
hibits, pending tni"lr reception on behalf
of the Pope by Mgr. O'c aneli, rector of
the American ObBSSS In Home. The rest
of the party proceeded to the Continental
Hotel. The Pope. It Is believed, will r -
ceive the party to-morrow
Subseii.j^ntly the exhibits were taken
to th? Vafean under the escrt of the I
ofltcerB and men from the Detroit.
The Americans were given a brilliant
reception this nfternoon at the residence j
of Mrrr. <)'<????11, at which toasts to the ;
United States were ptopo3ed and drunk, ?
Dreyfus Sentenced for Treason.
PARIS, December 22.?Th? trial of Cap
| tain Albert Dreyfus, tBBTBSd with having
? i plans of fortifications and other gov
j ernment secret? to foreign agents, was
concluded to-day. The court-martial found
! blm guilty on ull the charges, and he was
? ont.need to the maximum penalty. This
? HI that he be confined In some fortified
phc.? f.?r the t> rm of his natural life,
I and suffer d?gradation from all military
j rank and honors. This has been the maxi
? mum penalty for traitors 1 v? r fine.? east?
I tal pnlshment In time? of peace was
abolished In the army. Dreyfus'? lawyer
will have twenty-four hour? In which
to demand revision of tho decision.
Mr?. ??. Vi. Astor Passes Awsy.
LONDON, Deceaaber at.?atra, William
Waldorf Astor died at Cltvedea, the
?ountry seat which her husband recently
purchased from the Imk.? of Westminster,
Mrs. Astor had been 111 but a
abort tim.?.
Mrs. Aster's death was due to a compli?
cation of diseases, Barone wbich dysea
t? ry was the most serious.
ltlim.1 Serum for Diphtheria.
PARIS, December i'J.-In the Chamber
of Deputi?? to-day ? ?>?: ilutlon was pass
ad voting ??,??? francs f r the adoption
<.f Professor Hoffman'? blood rerum la
public institutions as a cure for diphthe?
ria.
ItnllwsT Disaster la Fiit-lnnd.
T.i N! " ??, 1 ' ? ?? mber ??Fifteen person?
were killed a?. 1 raaay btjarsd by a col
Psion to-day b?t?ern the Manchester
express an i I rala.
Latent from the AVIre?.
A dispatch from Tien-Tain says it Is
1 there that an uprising bus taken
?mined ana la Maa
? hui la.
? Twenty business-men of Hot Springs,
I F i>, arere ?rralgned yesterday 00 In
! dlctmenta charging violation of the bank
1 Ing laws
Repressa! itive Springer, of Illinois, ex
; ? ? ?? that tin
! lute reported by him for the Carlisle
i currency bill will pass by a fair majority.
1 Bhelton, aged I years, was burned
: to d ?th; Mary, h< r .'??? I r, waa
killed by being thrown from a
story window, and the mother llea in?
jured beyond hope of recovery as tho
result of a lire In Memphis last night.
Lemuel Williams, of Philadelphia, and
J. K. .-ta ike, of NOW fork, em,
of tu? pom , tnpany,
were Instantly kin- 1 yesterday at L
aome \ alii ? viaduct ?in tbe Knoxvllle,
Cumbertaad Oap and Louisville r.,
A l.^s. of l db 1 from a :
at l~t Cro . Wl ? ? rdsy in the
.r the La 1
' impany, sn l Miss 11 itti?
: th.? trrm, jumped
from a third-Story window, and was
badly hurt.
-? V 1 HEN the assortment is complore in
VV every department, when the treatment
is fair and square--one price and money re?
funded when purchase is not satisfactory-any?
body can feel safe then to do your Christmas
ehopping from us. Special Monday opening.
Lseiul Christmas Gifts.
WHITE
OPERA
50G.
On? lot Ladies' Odds and Ends
White blippere, numerous styles.
Borne $1, $1.2.5, $1.50, and $2
llippon now.50c.
OUR REGULAR STOCK of Ladies', Gent's,
and Children's Shoes at 20 per cent, less
than any other house in Richmond. A to EE
widths, all sizes. BARGAIN TABLES AND
BASKETS FOR MONDAY;
47c.
LAlJlFS? 11G???? B0Y9' AND GIRLS*
88c. 7?C. emu
Worked battotvaole and 1 B?TTOIf 8HOK8. ?laee 11 to HEICLB. ail ?olid kid and
_pau-ut tip._I t, worm ? ne dollar. , t atout tip, ?Iz*? 5 ?? ?_
GENTLEMEN'S HOLIDAY GIFT SLUTEKS on Special Sale
MONDAY, December 24th.
47c.
>Ten> Vnivet Embroider* i
FJIppera, 47a, Other? chara-?
$1.25.
69o.
Imitation Aliigator and
Fine Telret Fini roldered.
l'rice now ?j'Jo. Worth tl.
$1.33.
Fine Morocco. Goat, I'?tent
Leather trimming. QBlltad
a.un lining. 1'oiuier pile?
$j. l'rico now IM,_
Th? HIOB-OUT NCLLI
FIF.U, fnrraer price two dol
l?n. hp-.-ul ?hpp?r ?aie
pi.p?, tua_
OSc.
Hentlimcu'? Wine, Dlack.
a m t lau (io&t - l.i'. ->r*, rotu?
lar pneu |i.M, now 'j*a.
$1.50.
Rn??ian l'air, e.a-tio aids?
dark and light tau 11. a1
valu? atan, Our it ico to?
day ?!.i?J.
? - Cut - in - Our - Mackintosh- Department!
33c 79c
We hare ???t a few of the ?*io Water Gt????,
io great the demand fur U.e..? geodi.
S4.50
Men'? e*? Ioni >le 1 citnre I'eUehabl? Cap??,
ali ti/e.aud colora, marked down to ?*.*>??
Th? Me garment?, which are really worth
11.60, prie? now Two.
82.50
In Mackint >het the lot o *?.'?? Single Tet
turi.?* h?T? iiiru marked down to m.W. Th?r?
are only tw.nij -ut? loft.
25c.
Fheetlng Cloth at ?d? a
iqnarr.
i>. . good? (tore? charge
at
Fifty-cent Atomizar??price
? ????.
iiubbor Step Mat?.
10c.
One
lack.
regular ">c ?i.e
black, w
Filk.
Quarte- ounce Ml*,
?nite ?nd color?, loo
liii. m fr?m th? Stran?
?toca and mu?t I. ?old w.th
the *.?..,?? of the .?i? ?.u
aaaaaa
lo.
Eett French Blacking.
5c.
Bonnd Tor? Sole?, regular
? ? a ?ty. good for making
?lippera-kuit work.
Tlie wot weather is eure to come. What more euitablo preeeut
could you buy lor a man, woman, or child ?
Look for the walking advertisement. A LIVING MAN .... who
stands NINE FEET IlKill, appears on liroad street every day till
Christmas. Ho came all tho way fiom Chesaning, Mich., to adver?
tise us, and ho will walk on Broad street Monday. Tell him your
wants in tho shoo lino and your attention will bo directed to 311 east
L'road street. Fine shoes from a money.eaviug institution.
SHOE HOUSE, 311 East Broad.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL CREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Price? of Money, Bond?, Stock?, Orala, ?a
bacco, Cotton, Ac., and tho Wea?
ther Indication?.
FAIR
WurrxiKOTOs, D. 0., December 25.?
Forecsst for Virginia t Fair wea
tber ; cooler; northeast wind?.
For North Carolina: Fair wee
tber; northeast winds.
Thb Weatheb w Ricsuosn Yirriarur
Was clear and pleasant.
Htate of tiieraiometer:
? ?. ?.4?
9 ?. M.61
Il M.CO
5 P. ?.62
6 P. M.54
H Micluight.42
Meau temperature.MK
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 22.-Trading at
IBS Stock Exchange to-day was ?sceed
in?ly llKht, and the chantres were con
fin d within narrow limits. There was
very little in the way of news to effect
prices. Posted rates for lone; sterlina; wer?
reduced to half a cent, to H?. The
Northwestern road reported a loss In j
gross earning? for November of $230,000.
and tho bank statement reflected a big
increase in specie, but It had no Influence
BB th?? market, which was tame through?
out. There were liquidation? In OSBSTSl
Blectrlo and North? rn Pacific preferred.
l-.l-etrle was unusually active, ?nd on
sales for Ltoston account dropped from
N% to 3.1??. Distilling and Cattle-Feeding
was firmer, rising to 10. Western houses
wen? buyers. tSSSar, if anything, was
weaker, but the decline was SBSBSBgadi
ihe stock BSVtBg fall ? from 80>? to 89'*.
Tb? variations In tho Granger?, Coalers,
Western (Jatoa, and trunk lln^s were
merely fractional.
Tb? market closed about steady In tone.
The tran-action? were only 1*1,000 shares,
of which 12.1HJ0 wer? Sugar und lO.aOO Gene?
ral Blectrlo.
Net change? show losses of i? to % per
cent., outside of General Electric, which
] ", per c-nt. Distillers, N*\v York
Central, mid Day State Gas gained WiVt
I . eat,
Tbe bond market was lower.
Treasury balances: Cote, |s-','>'l,000; cur?
rency, tu tnjtn,
MONEY AND BXCHANOs\
Mon y <?n call, l'.-t- per cent.; prim?
? ntlle paper! as ? pi r cent.
Sterling exchange dull, with actual busi?
ness in bankers' Wile at It ?,??>~\ tor
t \-?.? day ?. and S< ? - for demand;
I rates, M-SS@l.89Vi; comm rclal bills,
$l.v;i,-.,i v;i4.
Bar sllv.r, 53vt. Silver at the board,
c??. bid. . .
Government bonds steady. State bonds
higher. Railroad bonds lower.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Th? weekly statement of the Associated
binivi show? the following change?:
? ve, increaa
? p :. deer ase, PJ.606,100.
Bpecle, Incn lae, 16,651,100,
I. ten ?, $s.r.?w.sx).
?, HO.291,20).
l'ire il itlon, Increase, i
The tanks now hold 133.800,673 In excess
of the requirements of tb? -'?> per coat,
?TOOK QIOTATIONS.
Closing Wits.
BBMthwa Cette? On. ?-'?????
Aine rican Cotton Du, preferred. '??'?
American Masar. h!,*i
gmsrleaa Noesi ?.?linerie??, pret. t"
American looi-'o. Pi
American Foeaeso. preferred .lu<!J4
Atkinson, ropnk* .indiani? r*e. 4'??
Malumore an I Oulo. r?:l?
LanadaPactflc. MM
? ,.?>?oeeke aa ? Ohla. i??4
l'ii<ca?osn't Mton ..14?!
.? ?.??. duntogionaad(?emey. <i't
cnicego ?iss Trust.- Tl}?
Dei.maro, i.sckawanna ani Western.loOW
ii,stiller?. Oh
K?st ? ernnsse??, \ iririinsv and (leorna.
?.???1 Tennessee, Va. an 1 <,j, . (.referred.
Krte.. BU
tr.e. prnierred . "?'*
Oeiierai Klectrle. -'3H
llnno.s Central. 17
Lake Kne ?i i i\*?rcrn . 1'?'?
I.nie ???! an J ITesteVB preferrod . Til
Lake .-?nor?.1-'><?\
U? ?oi SssBrtll?. o;?'?
boolsrille, New Aibiny aud I tnoafo. Ot?
Manhattan CeBl .1 I il ? ?.10414
V ??|.? .< au I Charleston. 10
M leb isas C?n trai. Bf
?.t'acu?.?. ??*4
Molili?? and Orno ._?,. Ih???
Nashville.uiniiaii?. ?a & M. Louis. 0'?
.??s. T'i
' ?? ? State? lordale, preterrea.... l'.'N
Bsweerae* ? ?atrsM. P3li
Net? Yi.rkl'efttral..? noi?
Notv ???? tvil row Eaglauu. SU
Nerti '.ani ?V?atela, preferred . IH
M Misera l'i''in- _. 4
Sortoern PaeiBc, preferred. ? ??
.?Suriawsterii. 1?G4?
ao-ilmesiern, preierred. 141
? . ?tau. ?.'i?'?
???au.a? . i..
?? ?tiruuud aad West l'etat. 1.?
l.oek Isl?n!. ? I ?1
M. Pan. ?7??
M. Pau!, preferred.ll?'^
m.ver CeruBeaie?. t?o
i, ?sestee? ? oai sod Iros. .. .. 15*4
TsBBessss ? oui sud Iron, preferred. To
Tesse l'a an?. '.114
Unum PaeiBc. |g
. u
\iiua-.ii. preterred. 13V5
Western L'aum. isS
as am Lake Kile. tn\
WheeUag aad Lake Kris orefaried. wjl%
?'i.MIN
Aiat aam (Chas ?i.to4^
Alitarne ?lussili.I117
Alabama ,1 U.ts l ). .,,j
!.. u.^.iui 1 Blamoeo 4's.???
Nona Usti Usa 4'?.101
>orni? ?rollilau? . .l'it-tj
ruminera Itali war .Ve. BC*M
?iUiteru Manna)', common . 1, ?,
. n Km.way, preferred. MU
a ?. ? .s.?.
'leLBeaaeeiMO <i's . . ,',{)
'?i.i.iir.-r...oew asteemealvi. 0:114
Virginia U'a preferred. >.i.4
? I rasi rteteipts. e'smpe.1. I-u.
VirirtnlA Consols.,. cu
UuttadHtatea is. raguteted.11:114
Untied >tat?'? 4 s.coupon .11."?
Daitesttate? ?ra. eosaoa.,,,, 07
BALTIMORI HTOriC MAUKI-7T.
BALTIMORE, Ml?. December 22.-Vlr
?.. Ti'..; do. ci ntui.
rn Central, 4s; Coneolldated (.is
KICHMOM) STOCK MAKRET.
KicuxUM?, December tk\
Closln* qnoiauons:
QOVBSSBBMI ?BUUBinSB Bit.
CnitedStitu? ii. K. ft 0. 115
m*ii: ?. ? amas.
North Carolina-?'s. 10:?
Morta Carotina tre.r:4
Virginia8*8 (IS3^). 7?^
Centuries. tiojs
CITVhSCCRlTIES,
fii.nmon 1 city h's. 1 !H
Kichmuud city tis.114
I ltictiuiond.'ty .-> s.il,t?
liicjnioudcity.Vs (l'J'Jl aud later) 111
Klctimoud cuy 4 s. lotj?
kailkoai? Boaaa,
Aliale?, mal Charlotte 1st Tt,..., Itg
Atlanta and CuarlO'.to gtd in.
tin.rf,.104
t'olumi.ia ? '.reeimlle 1st tis.... loa
Uoortjia PactsO 1st ti's.Ill
lioorsia l'a BBfl cjd. .? I . 4.?
Jacksonville, lampa S Key West, hi?
?tersomi: d'i ?-??? AlrVa.lot)
Pe?Msserg it'iass ai t,i?.114
Kictitnond aa.l MeckienDurg 1st
U's.
Western .Nurlti tarolma 1st ti a
asaiBBtaatl_.H4^
Weeura .Nortu Carom.a 1st Os.
(1W141.114^
laataaea Baflwsy ?>'?. ??
Kaii.ro.u? brocks. Ga?.
Atlaotsatid Cbsrutte.??? 03
NwrtL canilina.100 101
i'etersourg.1U0 ...
K; ?numud. KrederlcHsbur?; ?
mee, e?.mu?.m.too 117
blchmond, FreJerlcksburg Je
t ..turca.? divM. >t)tticau<>n...l00 11?
Ktrhniond and r/etersours... 100 10.1
tv.uttiern Kailwsy, coin mou. ... ????
bi-?tneru ?ailway, preferred.... ?o>?
BaaaBTocaa
Citizens' Bauk. _'.'? ...
City. 2i
Motropolltan Hank. '.'.i
l'etetsburK saritnts A Ina Co. vjo
Mate Hank of Virclnla.loo IBS
I'm.m Bank of Bictiniond.... ."?0 11U
Security Kank.IuO 114
Virginia Trust Company_ 100 113
tBBBSASCa Ompasiks.
Virginia Ktre and Marine.. lb
Vtrifinla Male. ?.'?>
BBBBSaVUBBSSB
Ainericaa Ioba?x?o Ca, cotn
nioii. 50
4meri.au looacco Ca, pre
lerred.100 107
1894,
Asked.
TO
Ut
Kg
10
80
Ut)
113
01
03
loi
120
2?
M
?ii
mm
iti
i:o
10?
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
KICHMo.Nl>. VA.. I.-cember ???.So
auction offerings on 'Change or loose
?day.
Privat? sale?: Fillers, 26; smokers, I;
cutters, 21; wrappers, 9; dark leaf, 1?;
lugs, 17. Total, 10O hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars end ciga?
rettes, **71.85; tobacco, &.IMJ&, Total, 12.
tW.lt).
Trading ha? be^n very dull to-day, which
has b?-en caused by the approaching ho 1
days, when manufacturers do not want
to take any more stock.
In general, the year haa not been aa
disastrous u? we st first thought. Th?
Increase in shipments has occurred within
the past six months, as ?Ine? that time
dullness has been up to that of two
years URO.
Leaf men are doing a rather small busi?
ness, di..? to the fact that so many manu
facturtr? are buying through their agent?
In all of the largest tobacco market?. In
?lead of buying from our owa dealer?,
who carry large stocke, which *r* hard
to dl?po?e of at the present time at prices
anywhere near tho?* asked.
Visitors hav? be?n fe-w thla week, ana
none of tho*?? who have honored u? bava
been buying to any extent.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
MaTW YOrtK. P?e*aaber 22? F:our d ill,
?t.?tvly, and fr?-e!y ottered; winter wheat,
low grade.??. $2.*?Wi2.<?'. fair to fancy, $2W
412 86 patent??, $2.?o?Vl.20; Minnesota clear,
fuofllwj pat?ala, ??.*???.9"; i"w extra*
SaieiBl; a? nthern flour dull imi ?tondy;
common to fair extra, $2.1O?i3.0?; good to
choice, do.. *l.lt?v
it?Fairly a?tive for export; dosing
firm; No. ? t>*\. ?tore and ei-vaior. VJ\V
6O0.; afloat. 60*4?Clc. Options moderately
aotlre and firm at a muv? attuanoe; No.
2 red. December, M%c,J January, toe.;
March ,c
Corn-Dull; No. 2. 61*?????. "? elevator;
tttiMc., afloat. Option* dull and weak at
attQHc. decline; I* ?.-ember, Ufa??.: Janu?
ary. M1*?'.; May. K>?,c.
oats- Dull end easier. Options weaker;
her, &Sc.; January, 33'?c; May,
?pot, No. 2, SSIaii^^c.; mixed waate
crn? 31 .^-,
11 : ? > Quiet end easy; shipping, 5?>3o?c.:
tr?x?d to choice. ~n*?f?tc
Wool--ln fair d? mand and ?teady; do?
rnest'..? Beeee, 17?20C.; pulled ????*4&
Beef?Quiet: fami?y. IW.oafipllO?; extra,
r.WgS.OO: b??ef hams dull at ?17.00; tiered
be??f inactive; c:'.y extra India nie?*. IM.W
017.00. ...
Cut-Meats?Quiet and atendy: pickled
b-llles, e^WiC. ; shoulder?, 5c; hams. m
?%c. ; middle? nominal.
I,ard? Quiet and st.ody: western ?team.
f7.10; city. I?.tT-".; D??.?? mber and January,
17 10, nominally; retine?! dull; Continent,
j. , compound. $S.50'(|5.7S.
Pork?Quiet and ?tt-ady; mese, $1J.2.V?<)
13.7V
lfuttT?Quiet.
I'.-t ml.??????Nominal.
r.osin-Qul't and Urna; etntlned. common
to good, ?Mx.'iil.tO.
Turpentine-- Dull but steady at 27327V.
Rye in fair demand and steady; fair
to entra, (Ml**?? Japan, 4'?<?44c.
??????? -For-l?rn nominal; New Or?
leans, <>p-?n-kottle. good to choice, 2*S38c;
u?mand fair; mnrket unchanged.
I'eanutH?Steady.
Coff????- Steady nnd unch.-infrr.l; Decem?
ber, fSMMULm; Marcii, &1SG012.*); May,
:?-}; spot Rio dull but ?toady; No.
7. |U.tt).
Bogar Reflaed dull bat steady: fair re?
fining. l*4c.? refined dull but steady aad
unchnnRp?!.
Freights to Liverpool?Dull and nominal;
cotton, )4d. ; grant, "?,?'..
BALTIMORE PRODUCI MARKST,
LALTlMOHi:. MD., Dec ml? r 22.-Flour
dull.
Wheat (Steady; No. 2 rod, spot and Pe
cembei ?fie.; January, ,'''. ? .'V?. ;
? F??bruary. . M ly, ?'?', .1 ?>'-"? ???. :
I "straight, No. I mi. 55*4*36*0.; southern, by
bampl>\ 67ii:"??'.si?. ; do., oh ?,'r.? .
Corn-Easy; spot and your, 17', ? i;,-,f.;
Janunr>?, 47"/?.?47 V? ; May. d??.; straight.
mixed, ?Wl?a ithern white, 4?f
4eMc.: do., yellow,
Date?Firm; No. 2 white, .WiSS'ic.; No. 2
mixed, do., :?:".,?:;,? ??.
Rye?Firm; No. .'. :~ r,:\.?.
Hay?Dull but steady; good to cholc*
timothy, n3.00trlS.S0.
??rain Freights?Steady.
Huttcr Steady; fancy. creamery, 24*3250.;
1:????". Kil.v.; roll, 14<ultc.; atore-paoked,
iv?-.ii:.?.
Eggs?Steady at 21?22?\
-?? Quiet; N?). 7. ?
CHICAGO PRODUCI MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL., Dec*wb?w 8.?To-day**
short session of Iti?? ?:???1 .?G Trido ?.von
more than uaually dull, the tnree holt?
daya which will Intervene before tbe next
trading-day causing operatola to hold off.
Th* roma was confined to auarter* all
?lay, with the close a shad? higher than
vest? rd.iv. May wheat opened at from
M to 6SHc., sold al >\<\. and cloaed at
c s>> le hii?hi-r than yeaterday.
?'ash wli-at sold ',<?. below yesterday's
i ? : tlrrn.
I ?'irn \ I? iiiah sentiment was still the
prominent feature in th? corn market.
There waa nothing In the situation to
give hop?? to holder?, nnd although the
trade was ??????, still Bellen had the
better of th?? ground. Price* firmed a
little with wheat after an early opening.
but they Boon fell away again, aa I :
w< ik. May com opened al fron ?W to
4 and fT?ec., and
closed at ?.? ',?'. under yesterday. >' a
corn was weak and '??. per bushel low r.
Oata open? ? lower, rallied fractionally,
and later lost th* tally, the action of torn
Ing them. Tbe huatnee* wo* ex?
ly dull and unlnterestln??. M ly
-
Provisions were not traded In a?-'!?! ? frrm
' changing options, January i??tnt?; convene?!
Into May. Th? Bog marke?, wue reported
lower, ao that prtiTlattina aaaad off in
?ympathy, with iwt much lnierent fhown
in them. January i?-jrk cloaed 2'?c. under
lay, .1.mi try lard ?VijiJ.-. lower,
and January riba uncbai ft L
t??? l idlag '??i':r?s ranged a? followi:
opening. ?1 ?tu? s C Lovreet. Cloelnf.
Wni?T
De??.SAU 6.'?? ?.314 ?.'??*
Muy ...SaV? obi ?? ih?
July.?M?h ?>s^aT? j?M ?
cana?va? ?-'?
Dee.AB ?.?* 4*T4 4irt
J'iii.? ? ? .'4 ??'> 4 M
M??y.4Ma'i 4S'* ll.y.<.?? ??
DATS ?NO. ~ ?
Dee.?.?? ?ow 10
Jna . aVBM ZSW ????4
II ? y.aUM UN UL'?
M au I'ofk -
Jan.SIJ.M ?11.:>714 IJJ.AYU ???,??
Bar... ? ???>?' ILBi ILBO ?1??*?
I.ABU ?
i May. 7.00 7.0214, S.07Ve 7.00
j BaOBf Hi?s -
Jaur... .'?7714 6.P0 d.774 G..80
Way.. .. li.O.'l? S.04) t?.V2}+ tt?Vt?
I Cash Quotatine*: Flour dull and easy;
very little bualneea traneacted. Wheat,
? ?? '?'?? ; No ., . , .???. ? corn, *?,?,?.
? ???. -? ,vu^, 2?c. Pork, ril.eztaittU.7S. Lord.
? f 8h Milder?.
-U'L.. Sides, $li.l-^a^.2G. Whisk./,
CHICAOO I.IVF-STOOIC MARKET.
UNION BTOCK-YARDB, ILL, rwem
l^r 22, Cal ?? ?:?? <ii'??. ?,??? head; inlr
: k?-t Unti, common to ?Atra st ers, BJ.M ?
? ckera and f.1er?, ?J.vorj.iO: cow?
and Lulls, {i ?:.ii,\<>. ..?ivee. t2.uOA6.00.
Hogs Receipt*, 17,000 hud; market
I weak: hi ivy, ? ? .r. .? ? "?, comi toi
> irt? ?. li.-oji
? ? -? I.O); pi^H, f?:J..,)M0.
! Hheep- 11 celpta, 2.50U head; market firm;
Inferior to choice, $1.00 1 !..... lambs, O-SJO
' t.w?.
ST. LOUIB,
ST. LOUIB, MO., 1? mber 22.-Flour
unchanged; patents, $2.S0?? 2.*); fancy, fc'.'jO
'nJ 10; choli ??. li ?? ?
Whi it 1 nchanged; December, 61'ic;
May,
Corn i.o?.r: December, i;!',c.; January,
(2 - ?July, 1 .
Oat? ?. ? ?. ? oemtj r, SOSic ; M.-iy,
l'.iBk Btandard mess, 112 i: 12 ?'< .
Lard? Prime ateam, t*.75; choice, ?? ?"..
Dry Ball M . longs,
?".??.; clear rib? tc.; aborts, ?;?.?/?;,4??.
? Box l ?1 , longs,
? tears, 7??. ; shorts,
HlKh Wine? Bteady at MA
(IN? INNATI.
CINCINNATI, u., December 22.?Flour
eti uly; d mana limited; winter patent,
. H); family, JJ.i.iii^.15; extra. Il Wut
S
VVhi ?? st. ? iv : Nu. 2 red, ir.u-k, .'l'4e.
Corn- In moderate demand; No. j mixed,
trai k. Oc.
Oati Quiet; No. 2 mlx?M. track, ?.V[?c.
Pork?Dull and easy; ateas, 112.00,
Lard \ ?.\ ? aad ateady; ?team leaf,
i . . mie, 71,.?.
Dry Bait M ata?la llirht demand, shoul
?? ; aborts, 1\c, ?? ars, OU'-'?; boxed
Heats, ?,??, more.
Bacon ?guiet und steady; shorts, 6*?c;
eh ar .
Whiskey tl.23.
TDK COTTON MARKET?,
NEW KORK, l'.e.iiii. r.. CottonduB;
middling Oulf, 5 l.?-l?><\; middling ii[>
landa, ? ??-??><?. Future* Bteady; mie*,
- ? mber, IS.?; January, SMI;
Pebruary, 8L47; .March. fUi; April, aVM;
May, B3.C1; .lune, BLSS; July, 10.71; August,
t? e;, Beptatntx r. ?.. ?.
The total risible supply of cotton for
it: ? a 1 d la ? ??-1."??'? heJe?, of which i.Zi?.
'..i'/> Dal** Bf* Aneti? an: against 4.?>.' ,110
an mi .'" belea, respectif i>. lost year.
Kecelpts this week at interior town?,
. receipts from tho planta?
tions, 421,?_1 bal?-s; crop in sight. t.'i^.'.M
'
LIVERPOOL December 22.-1 P. M
Cotton Amertcan middling, 3 i-3:M ; De?
cember, 2 itv44d.; Iur.-mi)? r and January,
S EaVeed.; lanuary ani February, j
aellers; h'-bruary and Maren, 2 fO-W?j
? ?,? ?id.; March and April, 2 Sl-SiltlS 62-?Id.;
April und May, 2 ?'.-.Xd.; .May and .i .? ? ,
. '. 1 ?id., Jun? and July, i ?V44d.; July
aad Aagnat, 3 I Sid.; August and t?c-ptem
b-r. I i-bld. Futures closed qul?;t.
KEW ORLBANB, De?c?flaber 22.?Cot
ron--Puturea quiet and steady; sale??, 19,210
Pei eilllm. t?.uO; January. $.'?.i><S; Feb?
ruary, t.'>10; March. V?..:, April, $5.26;
May, PMt; June, |.',36; July. IG.43; Au?
gust, $."? *??: Septeinli-r, $5.49; October, SG.?2.
NAVAL BTORI MARKJR?,
W1LM1NOTON. N. C. December 22.
Hosln nrm; strained, tCc.; good atnined,
1.00, hid.
Bplrtta Turpentine?Steady at 24',^c.
T.ir Plrm tl
Crudi? Turpentln.??Steady; hard, H.10;
?oft, $1.50; virgin. $1.70.
SAVANNAH. CA.. December 22.-Tur
nentlne firm at ?>v'? sal>?, 80) casks.
Receipts. 811 casks.
Kosln?Firm at the decline; demand
?rood. Sales, 6,0(0 barrels. Quote: A. fi.
C. and D. $1 ft); ?L $1.10; F. $1.15; O, $1.25;
H. I ?; I. $1.S6: ?. feSS; M. $.'.??; N, t?.*i;
window-Klftsa, $3.10; water-white. $3.3?.
CHAIILK8TON. S. C. December 22.
TuriK.-ntiue linn at 24>?c. H?:c?tpts, $4]
casks.
Kosln-Oood ?trained firm at ILM?fLlS.
Hecetpts, 17 barrels.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. EN?.. December 2Z-Bar sil?
ver, 27Hd. ^^^^^^^^^
To ??u?-e*?Hl 8cIiou?bI??BT a? Envoy.
BERLIN. December 23.?Tho Boersen
Courier to-day publishes a statement that
the Csar Nicholas has nominated Oeneral
Iti.'tiler, a member of the Council of the
Knit,ire and a known friend of Ger?
many'?, to succeed Count tkhouvaloff as
Russian Ambassador to Germany, which
post waa mads vacant by the appointment
of th* Count to the governorship of Itus
slaa Poland.
S3
TRAIM-WOBSCW m?noAmn?A
Ble i^aserral frsae OailSBSSl ????????
for s Day ?*?*?.._ ^..^
CINCINNATI, Dec?iabeP ?-CTWsrtte
A. Morganneid, the trala-robber, wss te
hare been tabea to FredeHoasburi, Vs.?
to-day to etand trial, but It BBS beea ?te?
dded to postpone bis reataval for a dap
or so, as he has not ?^rwed aa irasjdl*
ss ekpected. He Is still in tha ***"*,'
snd ..not able to walk. ? *?, ?"2^
It will havo to b? does srttb? lbs as? M
crutch?? or a ?tretcher.
The 1*?>?? and Amertea.
NEW YORK, December 22.?Rev. F. laj,
Rooker. recently ?ppolnted to succeed.
Dr. Papi ss secretary to the pepai dele?
gate at Washington, arrived oa the Du
caola this morning. He came directly
from Rome, and It wee thought wosldl
bring the Tope's encyclical tc the
American Church. ?? seid the encyclical
waa not completed when be left Rom?,
but that It would be along ehortly.
lie ?aid the Pope Is In excellent health.
snd that there Is no truth In the report
that he Is suffering from catarrh. The
Rope, he ?aid. Is very much interested In
the American Church. It lies very neas
fie heart. He is much gratified with IIS
present condition.
-
Fonerai of Tagene Kelly.
NEW YORK. December 22.? Th? funeral
services over the remaina of Eugene
Kelly, the banker, were held this morn?
ing In St. PstTtcarS Cathedral. The ell*
flee was crowded with friends ?nd rela?
tives of the dead millionaire. Th? body
was borne fr<?m the late residence to the
church ?hortly before 10 o'rl.a k. and a
solemn requiem mas* was celebrated.
Archbishop Corrlgrm being th ? c?l?brant,
?ml being assisted by Vlcar-Oeneral
Farl-y. There was no sermon, the wl?h#e
of the family beine; ...mpli-d *l'h In tha%
respect. The Interment took place St
CaiSBf* Cemetery.
The Armenian Commi??!??.
VIENNA, lv.rnber ?2.-It Is states?
hero that the ltrltish. French, and Rue
san ministers at Constantinople have
refu-ed to make any ?hang? In the In?
structions given the delegate? of tho
Pbwbtb mentioned en the comnilsaioa
to investigate th-* Armenian outrag?e,
us the Buhan desired them to do. ?nel
that as a result of their nctton the ?Uu
atlon ha? become ?trained.
Mine Arbitration TnsatUfaetory.
MASSI T.<>N. o. December O.-Hear*)
Mullen, president of the Miners' Associa?
t!?n. has laijed a etab'tn'nt In which he
Bays the miners accepted the aw?rd ol
tho Roaid of Arbitration under protest?
reserving tho right to a?k for a s??w ?et?
ti ment whet? opportunity offer?. Several
f> hats in controversy will have t? be ?ee?
tied by a district convention. ^
Now I? the Time ?<? Bay
A ?TOBTAAM SMITHPIEI.D) MAM;
not only for? your table, but there II
no more appropri?t? or acceptable presen!
to a frtead. I am ?ol? agent for this
brand. Martell IJrandy. vintage. 1H70?
Amontillado 8herry. very Old; Cltmnur.
Wysor, and Fulch?? Whiskey?, aprlng
DO?; Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whiskey, and
all good liquor?, Including Irrtforted CBSsps
Ing Wine, |2 per gallon. My new atock of
Fancy ?recedes. Cftnned Good? of ?II
kinds I? very attractive, and prices moat
moderate. A gall will convince you.
C. L t<>???.
Sixth and Clay.
?V<??"???^?w?ai?n?*^?*??>iss?ii?sai?a?ssqsj
M \?:??? \?.i ?,
?????--1??G???. Martina, DasSSW
ber 20. Itti, at We*tvi?w, Hearleo ? uatP?
\?.?.. by Rev. Dr. ?leid. LULA ADAMS
to JOHN Fi*r.Ft>itD. Tbe ? n.io I? thai
daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. I. 11. Al^ms.
BLAJCaTT -DKl.ARCi:.- Married, st the
residence of the brlde'e mother. No. BIT
west Clay street. Da e ?saber ?">. l'os, by
Rev. J. ?. Hutaon, ? ADOtTBTA l ?t :i*-\
??0 and OJBQkXQM ?. BLAKST? ?
LOWRY hdWkn. Mr. w. W, b >We
RT, of itiehmoud, v.l., and Mise ?DAI
? lit ? WEN. of WeSpSIl, Ky.. were
maiTi ? W< taawlap, Daseasbsr l*. i*h, ?c
?t, Ky. and ar.? now vtaitlng hi?
father, Mr w. p. Lovrry, of No. 2HJ
Arimble sire?t, Richmond, Va. ?
LYONS?AUDIS? >X Married, at the
. ? ot' tho brld?'s parents, Klclt
raoad, Va, bv lbs Bes. Dr. ?lehn ?.
II ISOB, ? ? Wedn- ; iber 5, 1W*.
ELIZA ?JOU'IE AOOlfON to JOHN II.
LYON?. ^^^^^^^^^ '
nuTui.
HAYNB8.-Died, on th* Bd of Decem
ber, THADll.l.s BAYM1 -?.
His funeral will tak- ptaOO from Jemes
MoDoi ugb'fl v. urerooau at i ? M, DM*
CEMBSB Bd. ?
LAMB I' l. isddssrjr. of heart dl??
ease, at Richmond, \ ? . taber 23, ltsAj
Mrs KARRIET A. LAMB.
Funeral al tM a'dock TtTJI ?? m lavj
AFTERNOON fro ? BrutOB-Parlah. hureh?
Wllllamsburg, Va. ?
PENDBJI Died, In BBtttBBBfS ve?terd*p
ni'irniiif, CHARLEA lt. PENDER, a
native u? r.d ?, ?'.. bui
for mnny years a reslrl?nt <>f Baltimore,
Md., and a or .ther of Mrs. Juhn W, Gor?
don, of this city.
Th.? funeral will be from <!? ic? Fros
teataat b, Balthasars, t?*
MORROW M? ?UNI??.
WRIOHT. ??!?:. 1 ?t her r? ?ll"nce. Ne?
l<X.i) west Main ?treet. ut l:?1 P. M. Saturi
day, KATJA, wir.? of J. J. Wright
l'un ral TUESDAY APTEKNOOM al
2:"V) o'clock from C . 1 ?i..n Is ..J
th.j family are Invited to attend 2t
In memoriam of Mrs. MINNIE SWIFI
t> OD WIN, wlie of iDorj,'?? F. O. ?.-4 ?win,
BB 1 BSagbbSf of Mra Dr. John B. Friend
who d; ? ? .?. Isaia, ?a,, December IS
1*M:
WhO? the flowers sr* fresh upon thi
newly-mad? ?? ave, end th? tear sti|
NT I arts are moved wlUj
?npulsh when wu recall the ?ad fact thai
? ton 1 so well has gone from oui
BIMBI for vr. We can but think of hei
&\ yesterday, moving gracefully among
tu in our homes, around ???? flre?iJ?a
Ii-t vates m.iklin? melody, and her ?mill
giving Joy und cheer to those around h?r?
A few ehort years ??> *h? left h.r Vll?
gi,?la home, a happy bride, t> east hei
future among stranger?, who ??on be
cime loving friends. Well miy thos|
wlw were the participant? of h? r hospf
tality, g'n*ro?lty. and charity, never with*
BOjdlasj any good thin* from those il
?BBd, sickness, snd di- l teen
when th? bitter BBSS of j. irting cam?
?', h. a lili IBS? the bed of intense sui
ferine far tose weary m unti?, she ?s
< mpi.?lel the BBOSt BS uitlful ?"hrlstlan for?
titude. lier filth snd her licp..? of ?terns
life sustained and strengthened her 11
those days and night? of pain, and wh<|
if ?he was not weary aad tired.*
"oh, yes; but life Is labor?desth Is rest,*
was the sweet response.
To th>? young husl*nl, whoso hesrl
bt it in unison with hers; smother, who?
love was e incentrate.] In an only ?laj?hj
ter; a babe, BBSrsa old enouith to kno?
a mother's love; brothers and d.-vitel
friends, we extend our leve and ?'???.?
thy, praylntr the Oood Pheph-rl ti
1? ? 1 tliein B-ntly into the green pai'.urej
and by the still waters, wher* the wear]
are rested and the sick mad? well. *
Another Itero ot (?ettysburg fSBBBB Aa?)
Died, at h'.j reeHenc?. No. ti? nortl
Eighth rtreet, at 1 o'clock ?. M . Deesas
ter :"J. 1??. Captsln *>. 11. TL'CKKH
In the iStb. yeir of hie age.
Funeral !>>? ?-v. l'rc.?'on Ntsh fro?
Chris? church at ? ? F. M . DECEMBBI
2TU. PaHebasrersi t'haries G. Wiiford
C. C, 1! unrlini.tn. W 11 II militen. W
P. CoBStable, J. J. Tuabertake, H. A
Iirv-? i:. !.. l?rac.i. S. J. Allen. ?
m n ??? ? . p?^^?Bse
mirine: ivrirt.i.itiKxcn.
' ???????.'??: ?1.????? . DEC. SX 1???G
Pun rts??. T;S4| Hki Ttaa
han mis. 4?4 Morning..^. M
Moosriss?. ?tSSI kveumi- 16?
BINIATCBB ALMANAC. Oa>.\ ?,'4. tS04.
Pan ris??. 1:2t di >n Ti?a" -
?oiiMti. 4:?? Morning. tt.1l
Moos rise?........^IV'-'ri | Kr??iu?. . ??
" PORT UP KlCllslt >\ !? DlCBSBt? fi, 1!JJ4, *
AltrtlVSU
?learner Prx-aBoatas, l)*,r,, Norfolk. *????t??a
dite asa paaseagar?; Irv'.a W?t?iger, ?up?ns>
BBBBBBB
MAILBU
Scbooaer Dors Alltsoo. Ko??, New York? rail
road-lie?; ???m?1. Curii? A Parker.
???GOP WIST POINT. Dco, sa, isoa
AKKivsa
?tsamsaip BalUtnore, Beaaetl, Baiitcsore
Ba?ee???r? and gee?ral earso.
hieainship L??ro?re, Poster, Prorideece, pal
?eurer? and f ?nera! carco.
Meara?tio cuy of CoiaaMa, J?aa?r, ???
York. pa???afefs aad geeeral oargo.
?traoisaip Brtttaaic, BeppeU, Wdaatagsas,B)
C m lead oottoa?
BAtUUk
at?are?htp Saltnaore, ??eaalb BalUaMea,
passsugw? aad gae?rfl ears?*.
?teeinaai? Uw-eace, ruater, Salbasore, sSSs
?eager? ?Bd gtaerat cargo.
?leasirtlp Ctty of ColataMa,
?ea-jebi^^eees^lRyie, Livefsssl,

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