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Prince Edward.
TIE LEE MONUMENT IN FARMyILLB--A sgCcEss
Full ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF: IT, h@.

TIE LEE MONUMENT IN FARMVILLE-A SECCESS-
Full ENTERTAINMENT In AID OF: IT, na..,
correspondence of the Richmond Dispalch]
FARMvILLE, March IT. 1875.
Let me record q very praiseworthy act of
the ladies Of this hue burg. At the request
of the Central Committee having charge OF
the execution Of the patriotic purpose OF
commemorating the great virtues OF Generat
Lee by monument caDyassers had been ap-
pointed among the men in every part or
Prince Edward to solicit funds in aid Of the
enterprise, and little, If any, interest was
manifested in the matter. The good women
Of the town, determined that the reputation
of the county should not suffer for the fail
ing to cooperate with other Virginians in an
object which had so large a claim on
the sympathies of our people, accord.
ingy, on short notice, and in.
limited period for preparation, they
determined to give an ENTERTAINMENT
and, charging an admission fee, to approprl-
ate the proceeds Of their labors 10 the
Monument fund. Tableaux and cbarades
aud music were chosen as the mode OF car.
rying out their plans, and the audience.room
of the court house was selected as.the place
of the entertainment. On Thursday eve.
ming the attendance, Of a full audience, at
tested the appreciation of the patriotic pur-
poses of the ladies'. The success 1oaS con.
plete and satisfactory. Nothing but high
encomiums are heard from all who had the
opportunity Of passing a delightful evening
and enjoying intellectual pleasures Ole this
bright occasion. The proceeds OF the enter
| laiument will, it is believed, amount TO one
hundred dollars Bless the -women! sOi
| what. priceless value are they in promotlne!
and comprising any and every good work
To Mrs. DR.. White, Mrs. President White.
head, Mrs. Colonel Berkeley, and others we
are mainly indebted for'proposing and pre-
pairing the programme Of the evening. The
names of all the young ladies' and gentlemen
| to whom were assigned the parts 80 aG-
! mirably performed cannot now be recalled.
Among them were the Misses Knight. Dun.
can. Booker, Vepa5le, McNutt, Bradford,
Gates, Saunders. Messrs.j Verser,,a Naso,
| Huntington, billiard, Jackson, " omack
| Zimmerman, Daily, and others were mus.
tered into service, and if :. - - :.
"Act well your part, there all the honor iies,'
be true, as it undoubtedly Is, then each
Of these gentlemen deserEe7creditI for sc
promptly and commendsbly obeytng2 or
| ders. The, best government. the > Woric
aver saw is that administered by women
I and Prince Edward is the model county o
( weIl.regulatedr and. Submissive husbands
{ The Young men will be apt scholars, ne
doubt, Id every school of preparation, <tol
ire time when they will take the oath o.
EaIleeIancs, and become, naturalized citizep'
of this benefcent realm. \
b. ,,-.-,sr j.. JONES SMITH,
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. Ia = 3
MARSH CERTAINL YTURETURN TOWAsH-
NaT0N COY EET TO PROTECT
Hfh-5lRRIsToW5 lNsA4NRW RoEEyeftsD 81
RI lSpecsal telegram to the Dispafea.j uF2E
sWAsHfEGToN sMareh 1s 1t is now, fixed
that the BelEnap witness sMarsh, lis 10 return
here. tHsihas received from fhe Government
q positive promise .or complete immunity for
himself And wife, which are the conditions
npon,which econsented foicomes agsa q, u 4,
Astofy appears. in TIE, New York Herald
to-day which charges :sBrissow With having
collected, fraudulent mule claim The
friends of the Secretary sly 1t Il an Offset 'tio
the.P endleton business, and deny it in. toss.
It is regarded by alt parties herea unwor.
thy of credit, rly, AS it appears as an
anonymous communication, and not in the
shape Of artg1lar news item. =, T1Mos,s
Htelegram from the chairman Of the New
York ,RepubIica State. Central Committee
says every Assembly district In the city has
elected delegates. 70 The Republican State
Conventionsin favor. OF ,CoDkling for Presi-
deut. 1t Is stated that 'tbea delegates from
the rest Of the State are almost unanimously
Tor Conkllng. 80 = 80 81 =
.. ,.,, = NEWS AND GOSSIP. Z. Eli
W1sHfHdros, March, 1s.-Tbe Committee
on Expenditures, 10 The Treasury Depart
nent convened this afternoon and decided
to go <into an extensive examination of the
expenditures of The, y reasury Department
With reference to the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. Numerous witnesses" have
been n Quested 10 sppear, int udtng Bristow.
Marsh will return here next week, pardon
having been issued for him, as well as i'm.
munity for his wife. He consented to come
on these conditions. .X@I.,J <TAH
The Spencer Investigation was renewed
to-day. Robert Barber, clerk of the Hotise Of
Delegates of the so called Courthouse Legis.
nature, being the only witness examinediT IS +;
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The President aud the Poss-Tradcrs.

tspcC5 al Dispatch 10 the Baltimore Gazette
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE testimony OF
{ 4. Peck, Of the firm Of Durfee d Peck,
.-A5cys on the Upper Missouri, taken 10. con.
.tti0n with that given by Orvil Grant,
nskrs very ugly case against the President.
I.w be recollected that Oryl Grant testi-
sd that he bad received letters from the
resident telling him that there would be
vacancies in the Indian Territory posts ON
to rpper Missouri, and that, in accordance
Nth this information. be applied to the
,.,,erarv OF the Interior for the posts, and
,,.,lued them. Now, MIR. Peck testifies that
tf.f.m held al these posts at the time the
President wrote these letters to OrVil Grant,
eva m,. before the Presidents brother
oy.,nea them they were removed; that
10 c.rac 10 Washington 10 see about 1t, and
=. secretary of the Interior told him they
would have TO get OUT, that the President
lad ordered it. Mr. Peck says be wanted
n snow if there were any charges against
them. and HE Secretary replied in the mega.
i've, and that lhereupon he protested against
them being removed: whereupon Secretary
le'ano told him thai it was Deremptory
order from the President to take their beads
lf and if be did not obey he might expect
70 have biz head taken of. MIR. Peck testi.
..l also that about the time Orvil Grant got
.1s>e po.s the President. by proclamation,
ty.cntcd the Great Sioux reservation,
thereby greatly enhancing the values Of the
I1.ts. ore Of the pcs.s which they
were removed from was Fort Sill, military
It>r. 4 man named Athey, who bad been
ac.r,k IL c. ". BAhcock's office Surveyor
Generals ott'e Of kansas), got The appoint
m.bt 4. post-trader at Fort Sully. He had
70 means to go into the business, and could
Lo hug out Durfee & Peck, aud accepted
80 offer from that firm TO attend TO the bnsi.
less TO- them at a salary Of 81, 500 year
Til be could find bsckers. This contract was
inside with the consent of Babcock, who eX-
ac,td $50 quarter for giving his consent.
The money VAS 10 be sent TO his residence,
in Vermont. or to the care of his brother,
Gr0rse O. Z. B bcock, Executive mansion,
Washington. They sent the money (S2 ,250).
aud 1ually Abbey raised the money and
bought them out.
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L. -
hae a Naoeil Circuit Court, West Vs.. Mrs.
nri. Lining was last week sentenced TO- :i1n.
Innr,,at for life as an accessory TO the
the I lrs. Of her husband. She Is the woman
co confirms declined to hang when her &C.
'Vuplise was hanged. .sset g, =
ssvs n mrs S5slkpap was rebel sympathizer,Ss
khan 'Ie washington Chronicle. I'd rss Bel
Union s sta yer WIS strong sdhetent of the
6sg w s'ue curing the wal. land presented q
liz, 70 Fedora, rerimept With her ,benedie.
w. Louisville Courier, 5 ssE .' T,3. 3. p
do ~ , halelgb, n. e., 4 large and sagaeious
we1s ousht on Dumber'oft persons who
Of ling 70 get an upfortune W oman out
thar W. ifhinS hause, and hsndid iit so,mell
AlttIe 80 woman was roasted u death .s8tTt7iS
Bostan %lil 1of appear in that interesting
uuls. y pabaestion,s ~ ara dDnnab. & Anil
A
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"a DTAUNCH NOhfAN1.- hoFO vSSSoiob
to reproduce many paragraphs stating the
amounts. of losses by fires and giving the
names the insurance companies thus suf.
fering. To the last year or two we have been
struck by what seemed to. be fact, that 9
fire could occur in no place where The Liver
pool and London and Globe Company did
not have risks, Loss upon loss of loss, paid
promptly in cash, appears to be the constant
occuplti of this companys and yet so i'm.
mense is it's business that 1t makes money.
The exhibit which its advertisement in our
columns makes this morning tells the story,
The New York Journal Of Commerce thus
speaks Of this company. -, -a1or,., ~ ~
Extraordinary eProsperity.--W notice
in the LiYerpooI Daily Courier an account
of the annual meeting Of the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Com any, we'll
known to our readers from its large business
on this side of the water We have mot
space to copy this report, but 1t makes an
exhibit upon which the managers may very
we'll be, congratulated. In comparing the
result with the returns Of other companies
we find that for the last year it stands at the
head of the insurance business I'M the United
States as fas as its relative net profits are coni
cernned. j the ratio being 318+10 per- cent,
,lpou the entire amount, This is. without
|Jprecedent as far as we know, and will at.
ttract general attention, Tue reserve funds
are given at. ss50, 600 and the inves.ed
funds, at g5,t6S, 21O, or S,425, 1902 10 ALL
of which, over SO 900, 600 are invested here
to secure American policy holders. Usually
when q corporation becomes 80 largeit is,aps
to be- a"littlet WieIdy, and an enormout Us
! business is likely to show smaller percent:
age; of gain that one brought WITHIN a mar ar
rover compass but this, seems 70 De sue
| cess beyond the ordinary rules, ~, ~. u
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r-ssRylTaAegrapn. J

ot9StiTia - NEW YORK. ~ ~ 5gs
NEW YORK, March, s.--The, Fosss financial az:
tfcle says: Demand loans have. not been above.6 |;
good borrowsase reaewedat3@4 prime. rnercnn-
lhe paper 500. i Goyernmeatsauiets and arm Ahc
Changes ass an advance Of in $500 49, sad a,de-
si1 s Of Kin IS q ;65 and s87 sad Es Of, ssl,
il4k, GoIt ioansT-The iatss ara ssto & pes Ssni.
FOR Sarry.pE Foreign exsbasss aul ADD aFa,ss
The sps Gle Shipment to: da Hw Vas $3.50 co., , aJ ,
The stock market at The opening Was iEssgalar..
NE YoRK1 March 1s-=Etentag.@ money
cosed &C 4@5. Cold weak: Asa HI 4H9l14k Ex-
change quiet aud steady ut 1917. Governments &C.
tive ana steady States doll And nominal; vi.aals
NORTH Cardinals, l7x;anew, a. special tan, 2kdT
BANK srArKhspNp - i:ia !ayl sfi
Loans decreased te,ssl,o 600; specie decreased
&770 .4O9, leXa-tenders decreased S2,021,AQ 90,
deposits decreased sz14.400. reserIeEdecreased
Sl,I 81 Y5. -, =. -, r--g-yfg -Inrr
SUI: 9leasnry s9alssea: Gold; s4S,s1o ,stsss
,s,,,,...laf C1,.,. sBALTIMORE.rarf xia :ilgToH
BALTIMORE March 49, Virginia 8's, 2old, SO;s
console. CzA West vlrginia's, 8. North Carolina
IS, old.a new, 81 special tax, Q. Bid today.,
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'ToREsaHaAEFAIIt.
"a. - 80 =
~ cEnGttstad9,

! TIE, E1yEa.1LL EIrLkp WITH by ATh i
y Eospost. March 1lSp- AZ aris disratoa 20
the Daily Telegraph saS fn sleh At Is 4 Al tslkk
hay bridge o;er the river Ill, near it,tlsfs
bach ga4aaa4Aandef-.tt nfesattfa 81 WIG
lhpod zen spasespgen train dfsn Asiha ase
fonN aaheufRRhie hsgVisss escosin s " aoe
limc Jsuas.x ehs ip31. the 1fle
.sri,ates stss oSs ESst aH9
49, "a TasSed IN 5I@cet. Owing AaAhe ITO
lSnsssof tSsa stssaSS Iii66E s 81 ND
could be saved, ali we're either cfHshsas %
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-. ICE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO ROAD.
we heard yesterday upon uuquestionable
sSuIAonty ina, Information has been received
.s'e very recently from General Malone to
Wv Wv 'Asc. Tia! he hoped TO arrange matters
"oas.ss!!acIoriy, and that be also hoped that no
ii.vuiIof OF the company. In this city would
,Se anything. Til, will be good news to
-'au!'- Lyachturg Pirqnian, 18Th. 800 u
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. !; lss,uTs,i SHOES, DC

MORE. NEW. GooD s.-I have just 9SaH
IX1- opened several styles of NEW GOODS
sri table for early spripe sales. y a rnongsrl ~
fht m are LADIES', Goat Button Boots, ia. 49,
dlesi and Misses, Foxed-Bnston Boots and Batno.
rails, LADIES', Goat and Serge BRimoras. F4iis OF
which will be sold Mt greatly former prices
Also another supply Of those Serge ana foxeo
Eutton- Boots for ladies at "a and&2 70. ~. 90
\ JOHN &. PAG n, JR., gent,
z 900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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!, 25lPR0,lFiIlEissrONAL, CARDS.

! a LEXANDER2 COKE yfIate of1oPrlncess
n Anne county, VAL. ATTORNEY AT, LAW
dee In The courts State and Federal, OF Richmond
city; and the. courts of HenIico and Chesterfield
counties. Refers By permission TO Judge, j. u!
X re ling Princess Anne cohnty; Ju1gei w. III. Bur
,roughs, Colotei W! 81. Taylor. and Hon. John
Goode, Of Norfolk city; and 10 Messrs. Gardner.
Il Cary, OF RIchmnudcity. o. -. .!Ohfe19-lmf%
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.,.r Aa'1SLE'-Captain Frayser, of Stuart's
n ,'., gallant and gifted fellow, lalely con-
tstnau u win toe Dispatch. now about to es-
no orSa himself ss collecting officer IL. Rich
Etopu' Can be relied upon BIZ any parties wish.
rs ma Ss services. Wetake pleasure 10 recoa-
cI.;,o.s MIN 10 any OF our people who have
,bsm 70 ne collected in Richmond. Send
Eessso ~ oap!sln Frayser. - Christie ssb@rq
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&c The, Globe. Democrat goes for Boston be.
cause it employsovef 800 women and only
300 men in the public schools. and yet pays
the men more than hall the money paid the
whole NUN beriof teachers. 1t is natural for
the Hub to be. q little partial 70 the. feloes,
you Walnut VdlIey KS Times. o.
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PokT Of fsfCHMoND, MArea1 ts, 1876, !,
AuxrvED sArrRpAy AND syspiY, i, ' ~

'PokT JF RICHMOND, MAreH,' fa. 1885,, -
AH1rvED ,sATrRpAYA AND syspAY, i, ~. :,
\ Steamer Isaac BelI. Lawteucs. New York, iaes.
Irhaudlse aa@psssengefsr a. w. AissT& Col SgsatsS
s,esgmsssisy rsy s, ssit,m9fs enandise
sshsones SARAH Milh Baker, NeY fork stS
4 c.rsAuzsD. aAtpRpaHAaD sv,sDAxg aIiI1
Ssesmer Wespyere 1skaaner. BaxtH orad mar
sseanfi Effia HancoE aiferd,, SendlE, hsst ' ],
chhnnis and passs niserF IL. Tafums a9enEku Do
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lartence,. New Work, Est-s
sessd,5s saf SS, ss A!sR
caroers. Curtis aid PnrkeI ii s's11a up 1eai
SchgeneE Martha Collins Graves qBaltimofe,
grapite. Curtis EDarxcr. = ...t.
schooner MasgfsI Myers, pnithdeplsGt tbs, cNif-,
i sehSoas r. Buteaas;l Moraan, NorfStE uta o.
bornes, coal, CurSs y Parker.
Schooner 1Hmes Smith, smith, EoffoHs stavess
CuEA9 ~ Eafkerse IN! 1850 sE1 II :12ssi3 a&I
:, -oAtn y o1BAIl1sD RoR rABs poRu. "a gygaYt
EfS% salhmsSFHe on frldas' schooner Ashl'pd
1915 40 9tNs1r5r TO MAaMERsr ~ 59tE0t
wuxIrsFoKIN. q. MSrca, p5i--Tt eauthorities
baye g.plAced the missing unoy near New, 1nlctsi
ana have also Wisiref those at the Western bar.
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. Senator Lewis, OF California;. hates. news
papers as bad as Ben. Butter. 81 spit on
them, despise aud ioathe- them" says the
senator, ,and 7aitthef nawspa pers hang their
heads. nItis ,dreadfulIo be9spitl upon 7by g
Californian. lposfs Herald. aIsd ,i .d I.
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e NEWS AND GOSSIP.
GENERAL NEWS OF THEDaN.
COLONEL j., Richard, LEWELLEN,S;R Res
DEECE BURNED-DISABLED STEAMSHIP
e, A SAILOR DROWNED. - r ..,,,'.'a

COLONEL j., RICHARD LEWELLEN'S; RESI-
DENCE BURNED-DISABLED STEAMSHIP!
,, SAILOR DROWNED. I'll = = - ,7o ,4f 70
Especial telegram to the Dlspaseh.l /" n.
NoREoLB, Va, March 1S.-Last night
about 10 O'Clock the residence of Colonel J.
r. Lewellen, near Pfoyidenceasc church,
caught FIRE and was burned TO The ground.
The family we're awakened by the cracking
of the frmes, aud had barely tiEle, to escape
with their. lives, and only partly dressed.
They left all their effects except few TRIES
in the house. r. The flames spread to the resi.
dence of A. Pelot, Esq, across the road, and
soon burned that house also. The insurance
amounts to sa,5eo.4 Origin Of the fire NOT
known. va J! 1914 yfs'asi-g.. f.'., - Z -.
r, The steamship America, Of Boston, picked
up at sea by the steamship General Barnes in
disabled condition, was towed in to-day.
Freeman Kelly, mate of the schooner
Dolly Va, den. was blown overheard IN q
gale off Cape Henry ON Thursday, and was
drowned. - -''''' ..,,..s. . :,
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Heath or drowned Thirty cofpsess have al.
treaty been recovered. Terrible excitement
exists jn the :nefgh bortund. It Is supposed
thsssixtJ or more lives have besa lost. = ~
! FEARS Tog THE SAFETY or,Two VESSELS
3,i LoEpora March 18.--Is Is feared that the
British ship Lady, Captain Coffssy, from New
York for GlasgoWs s4JapuaTy d9! nrd the
Bri fish bark Walton. Capfaihl Shields, New
York for London, january n, hare been les!
with all on board. 955. III s9fss
THE MEXICAN CRIMINALS, BRETT AND
81 f5s;its btf9ia TTINsLOw. dsas, stss SCI
.Lospt N, March. 3D. Charles Brent, under
arrest k,r.t frauds 0n.the Falls City Tobacco
Bank at I, onisYille, KY. .was afTaigued YES.
lterday ana remandeduutil next Friday to
await thea irrigal nof Rns American: officer,
who left n ews YorS March 18th on the
sseamerr6 Germ :apia. r. .J.1.r-r., 7r,rr- -
LIS uot ssr, aIn That :WinsfoR, the Bsstoh
Iforrer. Wit asi, tfrom Liver pool for. Boston
ON the 21st By IL e steamer. Siberia. The war.
rant for his sti. render has nof yet been re-.
ceiyed from the British authorities. aDetsc-
tive Dearborn M y1sceiyed q letter from
Boston. which seen lsf throw The pecuniary
Responsibility Ill M if he takes tVfusluw's
family home. 1T a 3 uncertain, atheEe fore,
wtist WIN De done. a.A decision VIII pfohaaas
bly, be,arriredat orb tenday. jsaI :s1::Gr
-F fIE 4Ss4-ANE-MARKETs:- 81 ..Lz
LONDON, March ISr-fn Mfncing Lane
business fias Beer aeeseid of Eahy thing
tbr6ugh61s TIE Weaakssas With very moderate
trausactum. qPrssentgG uota.ionsf areF gems
orally j considerably lowsrr than for scarre-
spending dates during, tn espast three years.
There has been, ,ra, new, sgfea.ures Id sugars
good yello VI; erpssalfzed West Indies, hiss
been readily silabls,s; and ,re6ning sorts
stsadEI Plantation tCeylen coffee has been
10 better. demand with frmer prices ordf.
nary Qualities, Including Bra ri, have been
dull and IloWer.aE kilograms 8 ate that sew
erai catgoesof The new crop Of Bnrmahrice
for spring shipmen S sold at 4 ighera tes.
Tea continues quiet, andspicesEs re geHeraily
10 w. PISA = JlHnGa Sisfi SaG taj#tH ? ~ <&IE:
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q 81 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST :
- u NORTH CAROLINIAN. j ii. 4
SHOCKING RAILWAY ACc1DKar.
AFFAIRS zwAsHraeToa.

.I1adtofa Z sayJ o: ST..
.1S2EGi'y.a haS 1872 ri.,..
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81. LOUuS

81. LOUIS, March 19.-.Floar quiet aud unchauged.
WHEAT higher; NO. rea WISER. 81 soy; Corn Q
shaoe higher Ne--2-nKszeAy- 4tk6sA14s. Pork
quiet and. ancbspged. Bulk. meats--some ihqpiry
for r6snd5 lots, But buyers decline 10 pay Che
prices ssked " sp-c6untsy bra heido2tl 6He. fof
shoulders, clear rib 12c-; cteoy sidss, I2c. Ba.
con steddy and unrnanged.' e ~ , 4sAt
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IL yant4s 4st.s sas 1cGf askEs kfieSS ~
- 49, ~ gSe 8
MxanatR III
~ - go 1vSss .szl tsley
t.7srsssss III 49, 81. - zxXtIx
eie; inapSsfsi 81 Ss "a II.
Ssl.7ssSr III
-. =. M n ~ ~ ~ = A0eEceS
: - !. =; Z 2ss e
LHtAe ees Stxysss Ete1 I.
4 Lara NJ White oSk.s dd u syy1, tUa12(s1u
Vir1fniS p0bae SsS9H = 49,
Sa6@4fc 41.060. 81 SlISss rIa1 fsssSsSs
,ots.. sla@sI g scsornae to lsnsfas snSassSs-
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.ID.aSpHGMetWnWH yt-llW-'!T Z,
FOR 0ALFeNson 3. ENTRY
| INTO MADRIn,y

LONDON, March 1s.-A Times spa ial from
iCadiz srys.: "Alfonso's entry into Madrid
will be made on Monday. There will be
three days pu. lie festivities at the. capital.
The King will enter, at the head or. 25,00e
troops. A TIE Detsnr will be sung at t. he ca.
thedral, and a,triumphai crown be pre- seat:
ed bis Majesty. In the afternoon dinner will
be neiVen to the soldiers, followed by fire.
WORKS, illuminations, bull. fights, and the
distribution of medals TO the wound, ID.
Masses will be said for those who were kiln I'd
10 the war" @ so '. ~ ~ -, So
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES REPLY II,
-, THE THRONE. - 9s 'r,', ,,..'
MADRID, March Is -Theo .Gbsmber Of
Deputies have adopted an address In reply
ID HE speech from the Fhrene- after an ami.
mated debate by a vote Of 276 against 80.
| 80 HniiI:h JgE tfl1ZA q 80 4 !. - =
| -,.-.1.s Lar france 81 I 1890 ag.41
COMPILATION OF THE SENATE.
PARIS, March ls.-5Rsppel says the result
of the voting yesterday 10 the Senate shows
the Right to haYe'a maj 5rityjof fourteen. (.
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1}AsA' .sss ,sasspsg9sE .gss.1fSsg
Anpsrtiss lnsess so fsae 81 2 9pp fly
arrEsysAna pcstla 1t sncn. ase7s.-f.sst akG paiaa
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by TELEaR.ApH.
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IHRIsT0W CHARGED WIrH CoIIEcTrNG
( ttfA FRAUDULENT MULE CLAIM go
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WITH CONSPIRACY:

/ W1LMAsYoN, N. c., March 1S.-General
w, r. Cox, chairman Of the Democratic
Conservative State Executive Committee,
who was brought here from Raleigh in
charge of the,Deputy United States Marshal
Yesterday, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Cassidy, charged with
conspiring TO defeat the election Of two Re
publican candidates in the election for the
Constitutional Convention last August. Be-
fore the case had made much progress Dis
Ftrict-Attorney Badget) stated TO the commits.
sioner that he Ibid not think there was any
evidences. to Justify the detention Of General
Cox- " hereupon be- was discharged. 4
T. Four of the county commissioners or Ro.
.beson county are also before the United
States commissioner ON the same charge.
These cases have been adjourned to Tues
day next in order to- secure the attendance
of additional witnesses The county com
mlssiopers on trial are eitDemoeratic. .-7g.
II + STEAMER II SUNK AT .BARNEGA AT. ~
WAsH1NGroN, March,18.- Signal Ser,
vice? observer at Baruegat inlet reports .
/ steamer sunk at 8 10 clock last night, i've
miles north Of that station and one and'a ball
miles from Shore. The disaster was caused
by the steamer coming IN contact with q
+tbree.masted schooner! 4The schoope sailed
north this morning. Phesea is TOO rough to
70 to the wreck to ascertain her name -
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,FIRE, DEaArH, AND DISASTER.

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