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Arrest Of

Detective Jack Wren, Of Richmond, has
been for the past two weeks working up the
case VI the train depredations which have
neen going on between brownsville and
hlsh Point for over a wear. The trains
nave been repeatedly fired into and rocked,
snd II ha" been impossible to discover the
mscreauis. but when Detective Wren
look charge OF the matter the railroad
men ielt confident that he would do
something; aud they have not been
disappointed. Last Saturday he arrCs'ed
Two men living between the places
mentioned. Their names are Arthur Men
uehhail and Mack AlbertSOn. The latter
made violent resistance when he was ar
rested, but afterwards confessed TO several
OF The depredatiOns, and will doubtless
ave States evidence against Mendenhali.
snu probably others, as 1t j. thought that
'uOre 'hsn these were concerned in the out.
,sS@. They were taken TO Greensboro
nom nigh Point, two bundred people as
'-hDiibg az The depot Of the latter place 10
,oe lhe prisoners. They had preliminary
S%eArihg before Justice Mendenhall, OF
ureen.boro', and were committed 10 iail in
uelault q $1,000 bail.
&c, 10 hre on train is probably about as
-v SAL 'hiDg as man can do, involving,
- IL Goes, two Of the worst aud most dan
s.,ous criminal features, Understanding
, sI'islo OF malice and difficulty OF de-
seuoo' aud II is TO be hoped that the full
,,5t.1sufe OF the law will be mefed out to
ss .se men, II found guilty, OF which there
Iy war, S 10 be very little doubt Charlotte
N''Vl Observer.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, March 10, 1889.
Country produce.


Country produce.
Appies s3@$4 "A barrel.
BseSOaz zoe. y ID.
Bo1tter: Prime TO choice yellow, 25@3Oc.: faii
- corn corn veal: 62c. p bushel for country; zoe. for
Drlsd Fruit: Apples 5@ &C.; peaches. peeled
s@l2c.: unpeeled, 4a6c.; cserres, lZ'.c. q d.
TGiois.-TurEeys. 0 9 I2c. q b. chickens, Ga &C.
g ~; dacks' 100 ic. q p. "a.
E0Qs: In Uirreis. O.; IN crates, Toe.
EFGfhers. PRIME rve-pO,s" 4SGI7r.' COMMON.
3 a35. turkey tail, 15c . H.. turkey wing, Toe
NFRTarseet: sl.25@tl 80 a bnshel.
Hny: virginia unnOLny, 9O@9Sc.; cloye7, Is
@s0c.
P0f0iDfS: IRISH. r. u,hel 5OMO)c.
POFk.-Dresscd, 5sc. = ID.
Ldrd: Country. 7M7a,
Rue. 7JelS5c. :. ualnei
Sduac: Prime. 1.lc.
RsIed StTot0: 35@40c.
Wooi. Washed. 4j as; unW.s5ed, 30 49,"
BURY wcol viii Dring IRON 70 0c. 2 % 'csa than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Rose.dae, $50 y barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, sGnlOc. = oushei; Foe hnd.
slMSI.25, according 10 HnantliS Joinief !hnlsh'
incL Al: Glenn's Falls. N5G90c.
Piitosier: Lumn "A TO- ground, s.; csiaineo
plaster. sI5O@kl.75.
TaT. Large size, t32J6IS3.oO.
DTy Goods.
Prints: Mcrr'mscs. ~: Merrimack Shifting
nc. glcnmond. ~ south bridge: a;s;; racine:
SSe; Sc: AIlans. re: Manc"esirr. s
" ash ngtor. s :: NaIsry PINK, &c.; Mallory Pnr-
ple, Sc. SIM son Mourning, &c.; Slmps0n Grey,
g.; simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, 7c.; Ash'
'a2 srS 800 o. cGf.ons Manche ter A., oc; Man
~ ROcktrlogy : X. r., 6Hc.; Roskbri AR.
X. ~. james River : .. o.. 6is; James LiSeI
Riy standard A. u. d., De-; Gramteyihs y X X.
D. Conestogs D., IT,; Cones orr w, 81.
BroU Sheetings: Peprerell 0 4, 3oc.; Andres
cOgyin l0.i, 35c.
Anoroseog gin. L., IL &C.. Fruit OF the Loom, lSe
ForrestdlIt, lie; Hero 4, l0c.; Pelham, Sc.
Qnneoang, &c HOPE A., l9s. ke asss -
VGfa,hGm .-PiunSei, I0c.; White Msnufactur-
log. I6c KenilwOrth, Sc; ca berlaDd, S4e.
TICK .-Conestoea A. A., l3c Ccnsstega &; {.
A., l5%e Co9esloga &; +" to55c &c.; o'nss'Ofa IRE
Shirting Stripe l.: sheridan 81" &c.; sherl-
"' s,o@a mr,iis: tirannegins, &C.; Stalk, 94e.
Peppere le, eae.; t9cSnr',SSe "A aos y5 ee.
Cotton Piaids; Ottawa. H.; ToLdo, iiHe'
Old Virginia. o..
OdmlrIes. Flat y Ia d'se. L per- T1-
Drugs. Dyestaffs. Oils, &C.
zieo6o.: $3.50 = sal'e "a osa.. "A case Of ,Ou,
dozen.
Coekiasai: 81 y u.
fndise: ti@}i.lO.
oi!s: LinsseJ. soc.; machine, ai@si.7s. spam
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cco,ianu an example for the rest OF the
kingdom" He said also that he bad no
uonot That he should secure the object he
oad IN view In going TO Scotland, which was
not only TO win the seat for Midlothian, but
10 sweep out Uf their seats great many
men who now represent constituencies In
farlialnent, and to consign them TO that
retirement for which they are mole fitted.
FREE FIGHT AT POLITICAL MEETING.
LONDON, March 16.-A meeting OF the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Lambeth last night,
10 support the candidature OF Henry La.
bouche, editor OF the Truth, for q seat in
Parliament, ended in free fight. Light,
were extinguished, chairs broken, and
cheers, groaDs, and Kisses prevented the
speaking. An attempt TO storm the platform
was vigorously and successfully resisted BY
Its occupants with fists, sticks, and chairs.
General MeiikoH's "Peaee Policy"
LONDON. March ia Vienna dispatch
to the Times says General Melikof's man.
ner OF dealing with bis own subordnates.
and all who come officially in contact with
him, forms striking contrast with the
manner OF bis predecessor. and 10 general
with the brutality and contempt OF the Off.
cials towards the Russian public. General
MelikOh, too, is not satisfied with following
the traditions OF official routine, but inves-
tgates many things personally, stimulating
the official machinery and promptly dis
patching affairs which formerly would
have dragged on for mouths, and
perhaps years, harrassing numbers Of
people concerned. But what especially
Influenced opinion in favor OF General
MellkoG is the fact, unusual ia Russian So
cieiy, that he really means what he says.
His proclamation calling upon all honest
men 10 assist in protecting society was re-
ceiyed as a meaningless phrase. When, how
ever. the ST. Petersburg Town Council was
actually asked 10 send members 10 the Exc
cutive Committee it was felt that after all
the demand for cooperation might be seri-
Gus. and this idea seems TO have been
strengthened by the way intercourse be-
tween General Meikof and The town au-
thorities is proceeding. In this connection
there is significance in the declaration that
The success Of General Melkoh's system
raises the question Wheeler its application
on larger scale and the Reorganization on
this basis Of the whole European empire OF
Russia might not be undertaken.
Various Foreign Items.
MADRID, March 16.-England. France,
Germany, Italy, Belgian, Portugal, and
the United States have agreed to the pro-
pOsal OF Spain for conference, to be held
in Madrid. to arrange with the Envoy OF
Morocco rules relating to protection by the
foreign Powers Of Jewels and other subjects
OF the Sultan OF Morocco.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEcRArHT TO THE DISPATCH.

RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE soUvH-HlGH
WATER IN TENNESSEE RivERs-rH,E
FLOODS IN THE SOUTH oNGRG ssioN Al
PROCEEDINGS AND WASHINGTON NOT RS
MYSTERIOUS MURDER At WEST RIM
NEY, N. H.-KEARNEY's PUNISHMENT: A
SEVERE sENTrNCE-THE sTRIRI ING puD.
DLERs-MINIsTER sEwARD'S REsIsNA-
TioN REQUEsrED-TEN THOUSAND Pr
ASo-MAKtRs IDLE IN NEW YORK
STRIKE OF EMPLOYEES On THE CuMBER.
LAND AND PIEDMONT aoAD-FATAL AC-
CIDENT AT NORFOLK SHOT WHILE PLA.
cling OBSTRUCTION ON A RAILROAD
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS IN COuNCiL-MR.
GLADSTONE ON AN ELECTIONEERING
TouR-oTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &c..&c
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VOLTAIC PLASrERS
INSTANTLY RELIEVE
PAIN, SORENESS, AND WEAKNESS.
[mh 17-W&Sl
OFFICE OF The JAMES RIVER ANDl
kASAwIiA COMPANY,
pIguNoND March II, 1850,

At A MEETING OF The PkESiDENa
" All; DIRECTORS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY the following reso-
luton was adopted: ,...
ResOLrsd, That the President on oena , on me
K,nawha Company, give notice, by publication In
he Richmond Dispatch, Lynchburg ptrgintgn,
III ci,,,ns against the James River and kanawha
CoDnany embraced In III following elias es-ylz !:
:. s,laries and WAGES due officers and employees OF
mo company M 10 and including March D, 1851
& " iii s,,eh debts CHARGES, costs, aud Expenses as
have been incurred ia the administrative oi the
compan( since the lst day OF May, 1867 mus,
~ i,ronvht In aud filed IN the company once al
oiehmond, with necessary proofs, on or before
SATITRDAY the 9Th March. 1850.
An concerned Will Ease take notice OF Tue aoo ,
lay. "O"' w. pr.sldent
NH IL I'd tIc1lutht.
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priatioas for special deputy msrsbals snd
also In defence Of the management Of the
public printing Office.
Considerable desnltory debate ensued
upon the items of appropriations for spe-
cial deputy marsbaIs and for the Govern.
ment Printing Office, after which Mr.. Nc.
Mahon stated he would tomorrow move
that general debate close upon the BILL
The committee then rose and the House
adjourned.
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CUTICURA RESOLYENT
cLEANsEs THE BLOOD, REGULATES THE
STOMACH, BOWELS, AND
URINARY ORGANS.

This great blood-purifcr, liyer-s,imulant. and
yege qbe invigorant cleanses the system Of all i'm
puriie> OF the blood, regulates the stomach, bowels,
and urinary ORGANS, strengthens, vialiZes and cleo
Ires every fluid OF the body, and cures all diseases
that ori .inate in yitated condition of The blood,
whether isherited or contracts. CUTICCRA' a
Medicinal Jelly arrests external evidence Of blood
diseasre rats away dead skin and fesh, heals sores,
ulcers and every species Of itching and irritating
- in and scalp-dlsea.es when the God has been pu
rid, a with The REsOLYENT. CU1ICURA cures hui
mors CT the scalp, reprodnces soiens aud bcaulines
the hair beyond the possibility of any Other remedy
CrrICuRA SOAP prepared from tUIICURA, The
most elegant toilet. bath, and nursery luxury.
cean,es sOotheS, heals, and restores the skin 10 lis
original whiteneSs aud beaH'y. CUTICURA SHA-
vtYc-SoAP IL he first medicinal soap prepared eX-
nressy for shaving ana is extravagintly praised by
,,cui cmcn.
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Railroad Matters.

EX-GOVERNOR PORTER CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF
THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST..
LOUIS ROAD, &C.
NASHVILLE, March 1G.-The presidency
OF the Nashville, Chattanooga and 1t. Louis
railroad has been accepted by Ex-Governor
James ID. Porter, OF this State.
SAVANNAH, March ia special to the
Morning NelcS from Jacksonville announces
the organizatlon Of the East Florida Rail-
road Company yesterday, making the last
link in the proposed short route between
jacksonville and Savannah. Its completion
will reduce the time between Savannah and
jacksonville TO six hours, ard from New
York TO Jacksonville to forty hours against
sixty at present.
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Congress.Sceond Session.
WASHINGTON, March 16, 1880.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced a bill 10 TX me
dav for the meeting Of the electors OF Presi-
dent aud Vice Pre-, ident, and to provide for
and regulate the counting OF the votes Tor
President and Vice-Pres dent and the dec-
sions OF questions arising thereon. In
doing so he said For more than year
now there has existed a large select COM
mitIep of this body charged with the duty
of the consideration OF this and other
coona,e subjects. So far as | know,
that committee has had no meeting, ana
I have waited, being in the minority in
This body. in the hone that some gentleman
in he majority would move IN what con-
slider TO be this most important business.
Az no movement has been made, | feel II my
duty 10 ask consent TO introduce this bill,
and that it be referred 20 that committee"
On motion OF Mr.. Thurman, the resolu-
tjon offered by Mr.. Kellogg on Friday Tor
the appointment OF committee to inyesti-
gate certain scandalous newspaper charges
against him was laid on the table by ayote
Of 81 yeas (Dems.) to y nays (Reps.)
Mr.. Burnside, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported favorably House
Joint resolution 10 carry into effect the
resolution OF Congress adopted in October,
1879, (i) IN regard to the memorial co'ulhh
at orktown. Placed on the calendar.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the consideration OF the star-route DEN
cheney appropriation bill was resumed. Mr..
Beck continuing his remarks in advocacy
OF the preamble.
He was followed by Messrs. Teller and
Garland in opposition thereto, and some
general debate upon the bill, pending the
conclusion Of which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion Of Mr.. +. Wood, OF New
York, a session was ordered for Saturday
next for the purpose Of debate only on the
funding bill.
Mr.. Sawyer, OF Missouri, called up the
contested. election ease Of Bradley Us. Sle-
mons, from the second district Of Arkansas.
Mr.. McMahon, OF Ohio, raised the ques-
ton Of consideration, aud the House re-
fused the consideration OF the election
clause, and, ibe morning hour having been
dispensed with, at 1910 went into Commit
tee OF the WhOlc--Mr Carlisle. OF Kentucky,
IN the cbair--on the deficiency appropria-
ton bill.
Mr.. HawIey. OF Connecticut, spoke in
opposition 10 the policy Of refusing appro-
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Strike of Railroad Employees.

CINCINNATI. March 16 "A dispatch from
Piedmont, W. Va, says the train men and
track men on the Cumberland and Pied
mont raihcad struck yesterday for an adj
vance of fifty cents per day. This strike
causes all the cOal-mineTs in this region to
suspend operations until the strikers and
railroad company come to terms. About
10000 miners are thus thrown cut OF en-
DlOvmcnt.
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The Pennsylvania PuddIers' Strike.

HARRISBURG, March l8.-Matters concern
ing the striking puddlers are in no way
changed. Fiity.seven mills in all have shut
down. The puddIers say they are in re-
cent of information that at least twenty or
thirty more will 20 out before the end OF
the week. Thus far no disorder has fol-
lowed the strike in this region.
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SALES pnpORrFD TO sECRETARY.

WHEAT white. 40 bushels prime at Sl.4S: 90
bushels on private terms-total, 100 bu9hes. R,d,
100 bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.4S; 10 bushels
Ned at - AZ: b bu hels prime FuZ At 81. 40 !;
"a bushels good FultZ a. il.42; bushels common
Fullz at / 4 20; 30 bushels prime Fuliz at Sl.S5
80 bushels very good Fu2 NJ fl.42-total, 266
blshes.
CORN - White, &c bushels good at zoe. Wirsd,
Az bushels prime at 60c.
OATS AZ bu hcS very good spring at4oc
RYE.-l0 bushels prime at 90c.
BLACK PEAS lie bu hels prime at S0c
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u,ouor Prohibition In Iowa.

Des MoIYgs, Iowa, March lB.-Both
bonses of the Legislature have passed a
constitutional amendment, which will go to
the next Legislature for ratification. pro-
hihitjno the manufacture and sale OF all in.
toyIcatlnp liquors. including ale, wine, and
beer. and authorizing the enactment OF suit
able regulations and penalties for the en-
forcement OF the prohibition.
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MARCH l6.-Tbe following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lu0s.-rommon. s3Gb3.50; medium, SAC
~ 80 good, fi.50@S5.
LeGE-Common, s5@t5.50; medium, s6@f7
good nominal: fine, nominal: extra fine, nominal.
Stemmiag-t 'ommOn, s3m*4: m, III m, $6a
$3.50 GOOD, t7@Ss.50; fine, f9@tl0.
DARK G0ODs-MANUFAC1U RING.
Ing FHers.--Common. $3.5O@b5; medium,
S4.50MsJ good, $3.50 GS6.
lear FiNerS.-touIn"B 1919 so; medium,
s6MS6 so; good, 81 IS; TIM, ,99ti0; extra fine
sun. cured, SI0mfls.
ts.50m$9: good i9.5Ot1Sl0 dne, slJ@sll :
extra, fl2ml3; extra sun-cured. none.
BRIGHT GOODS hNUFACTURtS1.
SnokerS.-'oamon, tSG$i0; medium, 500
sl2; good, Sl2dSl6; hn~,' Sl6@E20.
Fitiefs.-CommOn, f6MSS: medium, S7MS9 4;
good, SlgWSl2; fns, nominal.
WrdDDerS.-C Common, ! l0Gfl ) MEDIUM, ! 5G
40: good, s20@t30; line, s. 0Gf50; Glncy, u.s.
@t65.
HrUODers. NahO30Ry.-COmmon, 1920 fl5
medium. $3.50 d20; good, s22tg s25; Gne, 5000
$40, extra, 100000.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for This class OF goods IS confined
principally 10 good Old heavy bodied imgs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old Iugs, a4@t5: Kentucky River lug, 800
:l2 Kentucky River leaf, Sl3dslS.
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tSecOnd Dispatch. !

SAN FRANCISCO. M1rch 16.-Kearney eX-
presses vehement indignation over the SEN
tence passed upon him to-day by Police
Judge RiX. He expected to get of with
fine OF $40 or thereabouts. He has taken
an appeal to the Supreme Court, furnishing
bonds in the sum of $4,000. The commu-
nifty generally is much gratfied by Judge
RiX's action.
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SKIN HUMOR,
COVERING TIE UTTER PART OF THE BODY.
SKIN COPPER-COLORED
SKIN HUM0R,
Nessrs. Weeks g. Potter:

Messrs. Weeks d Potter:
Gen,lemen,-l have been afflicted with trouble
some skin-d1Sease. covering almost completely the
upper part Of my body, causing my skin - assume
"A cooper. 60 Ored hue. II could b. rubbed Of Ike
dandruff and NJ tines caused an inOerIble Itching
and the most intense suffering. have used blood
nur fers pill- and other advertised remedies. hut
experienced no relief until procured the CUTICU-
RA REMEDIES. which, al hOugh used carelossly aud
irreyu.ary. cured me. allaying that terrible itching
and restoring nv skin 10 is natural color. | am
willing TO make afhdavi 10 the truth OF Ibis stale
men. Re-ptcuullN, - u. bUAlON'
MILAN, MICH, July 3, 1873.
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The New York PianO-Makers Lock
OUt.

New YORK. March l6.-The Executive
Committee OF the piano-makers, who have
been locked out by their employers in con-
sequence OF The strike OF Steinway's men,
held meeting to-day. Offers OF pecuniary
aid were received from many other trades,
and il was resolved to sustain the Sleinway
strikers aud TO refuse TO so 10 work again.
eycent at advanced rates Of pay. About
n. 600 3ianO-makcrs are locked out.
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els Damaged by Collision.
The Spring Floods.
THE RIVER FORTY-sEvEN FEET HIGH AT MAS
WILLIE.

THE RIVER F0RTY-sEvEN FEET HIGH AT NASH
VILE.
NASHVILLE, March 1j.-The steamer
BransfOrd has arrived from above tonight.
Captain Armstrong says the entire low
land for 300 miles up the river is flooded.
He reports that the rise is coming down.
which will swell the river here to at least
forty-seven feet. The Tennessee river is
oct Of IFS banks at Decatur and JobnsOnyille.
SERIOUS ovERFLOwS IL ALABAMA.
MOBILE. March 16.-Special dispatches TO
the Register from Rome and Selma say there
are oyerflOWs OF water all around them. and
that both towns are seriously threatened.
IL is expected that before many hours the
water will reach Selma, and the indications
point to worse ovtrtlows than those OF 1871
and 1915. At Rome the water has reached
the battery-room OF The Western Union
teIceraph-Oflice and is still rising.
MONTGOMERY, March 16.-The rains OF
the past five days have been very heavy,
and the Alabama river has overlooked is
banks. There are no reports OF damage TO
to any railroads centering here. 1t is now
growing cold.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
cupiapd.s Political Affairs.

MIR. GLADSTONE OFF on AN ELEcrioNEERING
TOUR.
LONDON. March 16.-Mr. Giadstone
started to-day on an electlonesring TOUR
through Midlothian In the LiDeIai interest
In addressing crowd nj tue railway sla'
ton before bis departure, ne sa,a am
going TO gain victory. ) eApec. 10 De
supported with a zeal such as VIII make
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MARINE INTEL.fGENCn.
POgT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1850.

ARRIVED.
steamer ARIEL. Clifford Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, AMI passengers, l.. u. Jstum Z,
agent. 49, .,
river. oysters.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise aud passengers, &. W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
steamer Pioneer Plati. Philadelphia. merchan.
die and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent
Schooner GoOrge l.. hsliOck, rharreii, New YORK =,
gram, Curtis Parser.
schooner Mary Price, Candy, Norfolk, bricks,
Cur Is < Parker
Schooner Underwood, -, Norfolk brlcas, Cur
IL { PNktr.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore March 1911. schooner Flying
Scud, bl.ckin., and bark sa2s, Green.
LIGHTHOUSES.
Commander Terry, Inspector ~ lighthouses Of
ibe Fif,h Il, irc' returned 20 Baltimore sunday
ry,ting from a min up he james river. where be
had L n instructed by the Lighthouse board To look
into me adyi,ahiliiy Of erecling rev lighthouse.
In a communication 10 he Is ara Monday Captain
Terry eN0ressfd n a. his opinion that lizht should
be Daced on the GOO.C-Ii ia =. oD The nes river,
lust b. low Jamestown, aud ais mat ap0lhrr shoud
he established GA pamN bOdl, AT me ~ nih zoe
~ the enirsnes 10 he C fca WcOmiC0 river. IL Is
expected that appropriations Will H. asked " con-
gress for he lights eelore bc close 81 The session.
by telegraph.
NEw YORK March l6.--Arriyed: hnickefbocktr.
Arrived out: iIiberniaD, Matthias, atlanta, ksiaei,
Psmor AshhroOk. Florence Rogers. home"ard
bOurd Henri, for pensac0's.
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The Socialists on the chinese cues
lion.

CHICAGO, March l6.-The Socialists held
a meeting last night and heard addresses
from their leaders on the Chinese question,
and adopted ultra resolutions against imm-
grafton. They formulated petition TO the
City Council to quarantine against Chinese,
and threaten dire things in case they come
TO Chicago in any numbers.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March 10 Ngen.-St0cks weak
Money call. 5M6 per cent. Fachange--Long,
4S4H; short 4S74. State bonds neglected Cow
crnmenis steady.
ErentRg.--Money, SOC lie por cent Exchange,
4S4l. Governments quiet and steady; ne De,
1898; AZ yer cents, lo7A' per cents, IO6ss.
SinIHS nOH lnHl.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
FOR ALL HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD,

FOR ALL HUMORS OF THE BLOOD,
-. 70 nrepared by WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists and
druggists $50 Washington street. 30 ton; II
Front street, TorostO, Ont; aud snow lill. Lon
don: ano for sale By all druggists. Price 81 CuIl-
crnA >. small boxes. so cents large boXes, 81 RE-
SOLVENT. 81 nrr hottie. CU1ICURA MFDICINAL
ToTTET soar. 25 cents per cake. CUTICURA MI
oICIyhL SUAVING.SOAP, Is cents Ter cake; In
bIr, for barOers and large con umers. 80 cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17
Missouri Democratic Convention.

ST. LOUIS, March 1G.-The Democratic
state Committee met here to-day aud fixed
upon May Goth as the date ana MoDeriy as
the place for holding the state convention
to elect delegates to The Cincinnati ConVeh-
ton. 1t is said that eight members OF tue
committee favor SEYMOUR for President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17
FURNITURE.

EURNlTURE! FURNfTuRE!-I&
II offer for sac goo suits OF Chamber Furni, -.
lure, IN price FROM s2s 10 1900 frem the best ~?
mauufac Dries las and West, slea OF my own
make Together With full Hue OF Psror, once, and
Kitchen furniture, and every ar,ic'e 10 the furn-
tire line Also, Cabinei. Makers supplies OF every
d.scrip,ion. VIII duplicate Baltimore pr'ets' rsa-
,ies In want VIII save money bs giving me carr
sfiee aud warerooms lass Main siresi, ne.s IL IL
teenih street. Workshop 10, =, snaxu n"pn ~"
tee IN street. Nu.L1ah haf'"~'
IL & 3m