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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
Germany.
/ THE ARMY ESTIMATES EXPLAINED.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND. STOCK EXCHANGE.
- --------- ~. THURSDAY, March L. 1871

IL y,
american Gold.-l04 bid.
Mate Observation-Disclosures consols, G7I bid, 6s1
asked; Virginia consols new, 37k bid; virginh
Vrsna eres SS s. Ssh assea
Citu Observation-Disclosures city S's, lax bid,
IlShasked Rc h, s1 city S s7 BID ssT
city IS, s5 bid Manchester bridge S. los asked
first n mortsagc ss, j. and j.. 50 bid; Virginia Gem
trail Railroad third mortgage 6s, j. and J.; 70 bid;
mortgage 6's j. and j., 70 bid 50 asked: Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S's, j: and
road funded IS, j. and j., ~ bid, SO asked south
side Raroad drt mortgage pres srn s j. and
mr. Dreferred Is, J. and j. 5s bid; Southslde Rail-
road third mortgage preferred 6s, j. and j, Al bid
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
mortgage IS, j. and j., IS bid; Petersburg Rail-
road second mortgage IS, j. and j., 46H asked ;
and ss
and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's; >. anu o., iQo
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and roiomac hali,
DanyiIe railroad consolidated 6's- NJ. and N, 73S
bids Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S,s. a. anu
O., SO bid 90 asked; Richmond YORK n. River d ana
Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat So, d. auo J.,
" RaiIroad Stocss.-Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, on bio flcE-
per cent guaranteed, 100 par, go bid; Richmond,
cent. guaranteed 100 par, 90 bid; Richmond and
Roanoke Railroad common. 100 par, S4 bid: Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par,
II asked. 81,
100 asked; National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 80
asked Planters NatiOna 100 psfx liza S as SoI
Rank of Richmond, SO par, 46 bid, 4S asked;
City Savings, rs par, go bid, 21 asked: 49,, ,,.
Insurance CompGn las.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine rs par, soy bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 29s
bid, so asked: Virginia Home. 100 par, 100 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par 80 asked; CITY
asked; Granite Insurance Company, 100 par, 3s
asked; Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 70
par, ~ bid. ID asked; Richmond Fire AsSocla-
lion, 25 par, TX bid, 8 asked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MARCH 12.-Lumder:-A moderate yard-rade,
was reported yesterday, the heavy stocks on hand
preventing pretty cfectually any advance In the
price-list, which Is as follows:
First and second clear, G2-incb, 1885, -$37 third
clear. linch $30@s31i third clear, 2-tnch, $50
@$3l select, 1-incl 4, s2l @$23; select 5:inch B.
Sl5@S1S ;-select, 1SG2-inch A, S24t0S26; select,
i3.@2-neh B, sls@$2o; ysgonns ds boards, ID
boards, Is inches and upward B, s25@S2S: stock
boards, l2-inch A, $30@a33; stock boaris. 12-
inch Is, S25 @527: stock boards, 0-incb A, 1860
$40; stock boards, 10-Inch ., $9o@s22;, stock
boards l2I5eh 6 saS@saS stock boards; r.
fencing. SIC: 50@$li: joist and scanilnR, 12@ls
feet, $10@Sl1; Jsist and ecantling, 20 feet, In
S12: joist and scantling, 20G24 feet, SfI@$1S:
flooring, first and second clear, rough, S3o@%3l I;
flooring, first common, rough, S251S27; flooring.
second common. rough. s19@s20; flooring: first
common, dressed and matched, S26@@2S; floor
ing second common, dressed and marched, So ] 90
1913: siding, first and, second clear, dressed, $l6@
SIT; siding, first common, dressed, 81 3.50@$14 |;
siding. second common, dressed. 81 1882.
Timber.-Sawed, ~ to 18 feet, r$10.5o@$11 {;
pickets, square, S9j0$11: pickets, fiat, SS@510.
SAtnaiss,,Ssawed, A, s2.so@s2 e5 sased, No.
Lqth.-S15O.-TinleS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
ESSEX COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch


TAPPAHANNocK, VA, March IS, 1877.
A special term Of the Circuit Court Of
this county commenced on Saturday last
and adjourned to-day-Judge William S.
Barton, OF the Tenth circuit, presiding for
Judge Jetlries. The only common-la law case
Of importance before The Court was that OF
Mcdaniel Us. Jones-an action for right Of
way. A special jury was impaneEed in this
case on the first day OF the court, and hav-
ing partly heard the evidence, by consent,
was discharged on the second day, and all
matters in controversy between the parties
were submitted to the final determination
OF Thomas Croxtony Esq, and DR.. Henry
Gresham. Pursuant to their. award the
plaintiff received right Of way, but by a
different route than that at first demanded.
The adjustment, however, was satisfactory
TO both parties The Court committed q
Juror in this case to Jail for six hours and
fined him $40 for holding conversation with
other persons concerning the case during
tle progress Of the trial. and imposed q fine
OF $40 against witness in the same case
Tor conRersing with jurors relative to the
Great quantities Of fine white shad aud
other fish are now being caught at and near
this point and shipped to Baltimore. :4 III
- 80 >siAesSs = q SUBSCRIBER.
J. 4
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New York.

SETTLEMENT OF ALABAMA RAILROAD BONDS.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Waltcr S. Bragg
is now in this city, being one Of the COM
mittee appointed by the Montgomery, Ala,
Common Council to adjust outstanding
claims against the city by the holders Of
city bonds issued in 1870 to the amount OF
$500, 900 in aid OF the South and North Ala
bama railroad, and has received the sigma
lures OF the holders OF nearly two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars OF bonds to set
tiement proposed Most of them reside In
New York, and he hopes to adjust the
whole matter amicably. New bonds, re-
deemable in thirty years, are to be issued,
with past-due coupons included, the inter-
est-to be paid to be three per cent. for the
first five years, four per cent. for the second
five years, and five per cent. for the remain
inc twenty years. {" -. ''..
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.hracite, saa@sae; west virginia coke. s22@s24

thracite, s22@sss; West yirgiuia coke. s22@s24.
z..rss
Naaisa 1d d. So peri stand
Plough casftngsa wholesale, 4a4ac-; retail
'1 RoDs: Manila. best. 1e1 SC. 1nte. ssc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, 2sc.; white, &C.; woollen'
: Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 1Se. 2 b. =
oranges: s3.5J@s4 d boz. lr3fl5t
,rit az %I Groceries. Nc. ~ Il - -sf =
b Bacon !: Shoulders. 7k@Sc.: cienr rb-sides. LOG
1oae.; ribbed, 1oc.;. virginia shoulders, gx@95s.
Virginia hog.ronnd. 13c Virginia hams. large ~
l4hc.: plain hams. 14c.: canvased hams. l6tsc.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, 81 three hoops
ssSss.so -four strings strings ss7s@s4.5o. = 0',ls''
Cofee: Rio-Common. 20ha21c:; fair, 21h@
22s;; good 70 ea prinmns 22h@2Sc.; LasuayFa' 22's
Cendtes; Adsmantins candles: l7@17Hc.; . set,
eesss Pme CUTTING ING i5@I s :4 1orthern and
western prime cutting, ,1ac.; common, 1u@12c.;
En5Iish dary as@soe , PansapPsle 25c.
Fish: Herrings-Nertn Carolina No. cut. $3.50 :.
North Carolina gross, SO; Eastern gross, $3.50
s MacAe TSs say, s15s17 o No. - in nrrs
Kits: $3.50 No. 2. in Kits, -; No. 9, $3.50. Mess
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierccs, 12c. In half
~, sIiI,
MolasssS: Common svrnp-Hogshcads, etc.
tterces. 29c.: barrels. Soc. genuine coIsen syr,,n
60@65c gallon: Cuba and a1uscoyaan 5oegG soG
Salt: Liverpool, IN round lots, from wharf $1.6O
iets; from wharf. si.io@sl.l5; from store, sl.2o
Sugar: Crushed. l2c.: powdered. 12c.: gran
ustsd, l2c;; A. l!hc: b IFS: eYtra {. p bde.
E seo ios @bt emsrar cut Gst rof0
SOAP: Common, 5@7c.; best washing, S@9c. !;
toilet 15@20c and fancy prices; country, 4.aSc
imperial, sI.Io@sI.8U !; gunpowder, *I.45@l.75
for strictly choice. 1-@.
LicorIce.
Lfcorice Paste: j. G.. & Co.. -31c.: r. T.. 23r.;
&c. A. C. G.. Gee: G. y g. 2sc. :. = a.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
do1 ae: ,s Scotch best brands' pin's s2@s210
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25Ms2 rruii. $3.50
@$s; Virginia peach, s3@s3:5O.
Rue IEhiskeus: Medium. IL .5O@32: pure old. 20
MS4: Virginia mountain, new, S2@S2.bU,
42.50@a3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25@s2: imported. 70 = case
Neto England Rum: S1.69.
Rectthed Whiskeys: Market steady; proof
Lumber. Staves, &c.
L,tmter: White oak, S12Ms15 q 1000: Wester,
virInia poplar. S12.50@S25 S1,000; white pine
s20@S75 = 200 yellow pine boards, 81 otasl4;
Pine. s5.5oa*5: cypress 81 six-Inch. s7.5oaSl!
p 1000. La;iis-Split; Sl.5O sawed, S2.25@S2.5t
1000.
iS1res: Whiskey-barrcl timber. green. s S@S20F
1000; seasoned, $20ms25 q 1000, F1our-barrel
timber, $6@s7.50 q 1000: Flour-barret poles, 81
as: observation-disclosures. demand; hickory hoops,
$l2.5Os
MilI.FeeG.
ShtpstuJ: 40@45c. r busne1
BrOtonstuH: 256l30c. q buSllel.
Shorts: 20625c. a buslr1:.
Wheat Bran: zoe. f3 b,tshel.
Corr, Bran: 1Sc per D,,she
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.MS1.25 a 100 feet.
Poipdcr: 1918 by the five kegs-tcss than fivt
kegs, 1925; blasting, $3.25G$3.50. ...r-.
Shot Northern, $2.4OG$3.50 p bag of % lbs
GrirttstoneS: 1Ad2%c. = H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

MARCH 13-Beeues. Fresh arrivals were 81 car
loads or sos head, all consigned direct to- slaugh-
terers. There was no trade of consequence, and
tho market was without Important change. Dressed
beef had fair inquiry at s@9Ec. q Id. for common
!" GSaipes.SFresh receipts were 1875 head, mainly
milk fed yeas for which there was a m npsna &c
ranaed from 7@9c. q b.. HoR:drsssed veails We're
IN limited request at io@l l4e: d: wore Z,
los%s, or sSS head. The demand was active, and
the market closed firm ut former prices. Common
to good sheep ranged from P ana ~ S ear
a H.. Dressed mutton hao fair call this morning
At for common n6 Tn 70 prime ssesn IS s
ar, o ar 4kc a n; 1e9 mixed do, 58 ns. at
SCI Ilinog lbs at 10 S& az aas yeio ao
lis his, Mt 7hc; ICE do, 80 Ds a. ~ 1 =
oS S,Enins.MFrcsh arrivals were ear,loaes, con-
taining 668 hogs. None sold ahse.--1oasT'tas W
Commerce. -. -. -.-ft. -. = - L.-.t.i
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PETERSBURG.

~
-rr rosrxasrEEsHIr ss17ihp-oo s.r,sr,o
nv no1rs SAID TO BE The AAS-A SA.iss ~
o,r~ ,rro1SrMENT--pEATa OF f ,f.if'
loNi ,,,po.p-rHE DISTRICT GRANGE"-
,.r ,,oSe HoRsEs-cHUKcH NOTES
plS">,s ,as,ee OF the Richmond D!spatch.l
NoFE'"f>" MARCH Is, 1877.
n,s, Question OF who shall be our post
nc qo,,,s "a be definitely settled by in
mss. received from Washington TINS
t.lts,n About / o'clock DR.. Z. IL.
a :,., y; Dinwiddie county, who was an
eh iis.,. For the office, and whose petition
an.t an IA the President Tuesday night,
si,.nS telegram from Hon. j. Amber
e'.., nn,ounriny that Colonel David q.
T'.'"" boa been nominated for postmaster
o'.S president. Previous information
ny hon received that the appointment
i'au .,,d To between DR.. Smith and Colonel
pts ,yhcreupon the former Withdrew MS
,,,;.a,ion and cast his influence in favor
81 ,he latter. 4 subsequent telegram from
o y. and entirely trustworthy source
I.a.aS tha, Colonel Potts had been appointed
eliminated y postmaster, and that the nomi-
nna,;on was agreed upon in Cabinet meeting
Yesterday. ,;.o.,o
Tor the position. His friends managed the
,rhole matter. both here and AT Washington,
where the influences were potent both with
,hc President and the Postmaster-General.
II is needless TO say that the petition for his
appointment was very generally signed By
conservatives, and that the announcement
Of bis nomination is received with gratihca-
ton generally. Colonel Potts was fol nearly
thirty years treasurer OF the Petersburg
Railroad Company, in which capacity he
served faithfully and efficiently. For many
wears also he was member OF the Common
Council and a justice OF the peace. lie Is
one OF the oldest members and officers OF the
First Baptist church, Staunch ConSerVa-
tive, and a citizen OF unblemished character.
lie will make good postmaster.
The sad intelligence was received to-day
Of the death last evening, in St. Paul, Min
neSota. OF Susan NJ, wife Of DR.. ID. w.
Hand. The deceased was 4 daughter OF the
late Robert Egcrton, OF this city, and Sis
ter OF Mrs. Colonel William Z. Cameron.
The District Grange last night recon-
mcnded Mr.. Peter +. Cocbill for Grange
agent in this city. MIR. Cogbill has held the
position for wear past. After the appoint
Ioent OF an executive committee for the
ensuing year. and discussing several mat
tiers Of interest to the order, the Grange
adjourned. -,
The disease known as "blind staggerS ]"
has been prevailing with fatal effect among
the horses in this section recently, and q
number OF fine animals have died both III
the city and country. DR.. L. +. Scott lost
fine horse last night.
At the meeting at the Second Baptist
church last night three persons Joined sne
church. The ordinance OF baptism Will be
administered to number OF candidates at
this church next Sunday night.
ROBIN ADAIH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

MARCH 13-After the somewhat increased
trade last week 1t the modified prices, there IS
rather n quiet feeling, but yet. rs the week
progresses, there IS some increase In the de-
mand looked for. For California there ID dis
position to make further concessions, and free
offerings to sell the fall clip. For Texas, weak
ness Is both on coarse and hne grades. In pull.
ed best lots of extra and super are In demand and
steady In prices, but other parcels rhther favor the
buyer. The general market Is favoring the buyer,
with more desire to sell even Best lots.
Sales are 10000 lbs. x Ohio feecea ut 42c.
5000 lbs. Ohio unwashed eeces 1T 2Sc. $1,000 IDS.
Western Texas on private terms; 5000 fhs. West
ern Texas ut 22c.; 1000 fhs,loW Western Texas ut
16c.; $4,000 lbs. spring California ut &c.; $4,000
TBS. fall California at 1916; 10000 tfs domestic
noils on private terms--Journal of Commerce.
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March 15s--sDsrstsaT arpeattns-M dull
and nomiRally unchanged at SIC. per gallon for
country packages. No transactions that we could
. Rostn.--The market for this article was quoted
stendy at l7G for strained and good strained Sales
of only 500 barrels Good strained quoted at Sits
per barrel market closing quiet and steady.
1dr.-Marhet steady and unchanged at 81 go per
barre the recipts Of the day selling at that price.
Crude Observation-Disclosures STEADY and un-
changed ut Sl.75 for hard and S2.75 for virgin and
yeow-dip, at which figures the receipts OF the day
were placed. sc.l.ff's5
Cotton.-There Is no perceptible improvement In
the market for this article which continues DUN and
depressed, there being nothing stimulating Ia the
advices from abroad We bear Of no transactions
To-day. The official quotations are follows Or
binary, 10c. q H. good ordinary, i0asc; low mid
ding, 1O5c.; nidding, tlac. =.
CorH.-Sales OF 4,450 bushels at 55hgo6c. q
busbeI. IN bulk, cash. &c.;
200 bushels ut from 75c. to Sl.05 q busfel as In
quality.
TimGer.-Sales to-day Of two RATS inferior at 50
ten RATS common mill at 1925. &6.5U@s7; and
one raft fair mill st 1915 y M-S7or.t
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by Telegraph.

NV 6o 9ssn M iss s ss g Ss saas
Brtan, S54 Saips to France, 1876 bales; to
the Continent, 9,421 bales. Flour firm, and Mip-
many for 10 local use; prices unchaneed Closing
quiet and firm; southern -four quiet and UNCHANGED.
Wheat quie. and withou. decided change In price,
with very limited export and milling demand:
Corn New, &c. better, with moderate export and
honc-tradc; old western mixed, 54H955hc. Oats
shade stronger, with moderate trade for New York
refined quiet and heavy; 10h@Sl 04c: for standard
A; INC. fol granulated and powdered; 11hGs11Ec.
e e1r and In moderate demand Rice quiet and
steady. TaIlow steady at 7s96c.. Rosin and tur,
pentine steady and unchanged. Pork irregular and
steady; prime steam, $9.5O@S9.62k-laiter for
choice. NHiskey shade armeF at 81 OK. Freights
quiet Cotton-Sail, 7-32aac,; steam, &c.
BALTIMORE.
BALT1Mon March 15.-Flour laiet,
Prime, si.57@aI.6s; amber, 81 40 white. sl.45
rmer and higher closed quiet and easier southern
white, 526953e.i Yellow, 529oSHc, Oats quiet
eh ha st's wssey dull and tower as si.osX SUI
s"i' - CINCINNATI. - = - ~.
,C1xcrsyATI. March 15.-Fleur IN good demand
at full prices. Wheat In fair demand and frm red,
Slis sissdy At $685. Rye ue CASTER At 1855
Barley steady; fair IN demand; good TO prime Can.
sas $40 ke rSrs 9SSio
Shoulders, 59c: short RIBS, $7.l5@37.25; short
clear 7s s sSs?n e Sses ssa ssSa
key ingpod demand and strong at sl.05. Bnttsr
steady ahd unchanged. Hogs quiet: common pack
ing, 20@S5.4o receipts, poo head; shipn'ets
l63 head , ,,,o, ~, - 80
Z CHICAGO. March 15.--Flour steady and M
changed. Wheat fairly, active and shade higher ;
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wIEEG. LI0UORS. &C.

DICHMOND, VA, JANUARY l, 1S72.--.
IL We have made chemical examination or
DAVID =. CLEMMER'si MOUNTAIN RYE
nv ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceiSed by Messrs. GEORGE A. HUNDLEI 1 CO. al
different times md Of ages varying from one to four.
most searching tests. 1t has stood hem all perfectly
nothing of deleterious nature being found IN IT,
can therefore be confidently reconmenacd Ior US
beverage, While for medicinal purposes IL Is a thai
can be desired. cS,.
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virginia; ro,u.,
Medical College of Virginia. ..s.,,
100 barrels now IN store, and Tor sae. .
ia GEORGE A. HUSDLEY 4 co.
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YESTERDAYS .IELEGRAPHIC lkiEI|A NEWS S,
The r,ouisaann and South Carolina
complications 20 be Settled
, il, by Tnesdav.

am THOMAS J. sTARKE LIKELY TO GET
THE RICHMOND POST oFFiCE-GRAET Elk
PRESSES HIS OPINION ON THE cIv1L.sER-
VICE BLACKBOARD sYsTEM-VAKIoUs
ITEMS OF INTEREST, FROM WASHINGTON
TyNER ACCEPTS TIE ASSISTANT POST
MAsrER-aENERALsHIP-- GOV. HAMPTON
sAys THE NEW ELECTION SCHEME IS AN
INSULT TO HIS pEoPLE--THEN NEW HAhP-
SHIRE ELECTION-JoNEs DEMOCRAT, DE-
rEaTED-DEATH OF A LADY ONE HUN
pREp AND FIVE YEARS oLD-mURDER
AND F1RE-TTE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AT
COLUMBUS, OHIO, &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 15.-Gold opened at 1044.
Noon-Stocks active With better feeling. Money,
Q per cent Gold, 1O4k. Exchange-Long, 4S4h
short, 4S6. Governments strong. State bonds
steady. ...
Brening.-Money easy and abundant at I per
governments dull and steady; new 5's, 1o9H
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 15.-Yirginia 6's. deferred,
5k: consolidated, 80; second series 37h. North
Carolina 6's, DID, 1sk; new, 8; special tax z. Bid
TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET. ...- .. w

MARCH 12-yirein!a bright five pounds
aOc MSl: Virginia bright i've and extra tw1si,
S06S5c.: virginia. bright extra 6-inch twist, 10
675c; Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist, 81
6B5c: Virginia common g. and 12-nch twist 81 9
Coo. Virginia mahogany navy 3s, IS, and 6s, 529
55c.; Virginia smoking, Is and As, 50@6oc ::
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 56M5Sc;;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50G56c; louisville
navy, fine black. 4S@51c.: Kentucky smoking TO-
bacco, ioe, rs, and IS, 29G .-Courier-JournaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
Ohio.
THE REPUBLICAN Caucus NOMINATION IN OHIO
.... YESTERDAY.

THE REPUBLICAN Caucus NOMINATION IN OHIO
.... YESTERDAY.
COLUMBUS, March 15.-In the Republican
Joint caucus only one member was absent.
Necessary to choice, 43. The candidates
were Stanley Matthews and Alphonso TAFT,
of Hamilton; w. P. Rowland, OF Ashta-
bula; Samuel Shellabarger, Of Clark; and
William Lawrence, Of Logan.
The first ballot resulted: Rowland, 80;
Matthews, 20; Taft, -; shellabarger, 81;
Lawrence, 6. No choice.
Second ballot: Matthews, 81; Rowland,
30; Taft, Z; Shellabarger, 7; Lawrence, B.
No choice. -"
Third ballot: Matthews, 43; Rowland.
%; Taft, 9; Shellabarger, 8; Lawrence, l.
A motion was then made to make the
nomination unanimous: Rowland seconded
the motion, rs did the friends OF each can
didate, and themotion was agreed to amidst
tremendous cheering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
FIRE AND PROBABLE MURDER.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The store at
Benning's station, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, has been burned. Two men
who slept in the store were found burned
almost beyond recognition. The fire was
doubtless for murder and robbery. j, 4 :
e i i... COMPULSORY EDUCATION. -. +
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 16.-The COM
MISREPRESENTATION bill is q law.
-. 90 DEATH OF a CENTENARIAE. a.-,
SCHENECTADY, March 15.-Mrs. Mary
Durham, Of Chenille, died last night at
the age OF one hundred andifye years.